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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 66, 11 December 1919, Page 13

LAND NOTICES. OA A A ACRES, all in grass bar shelter WvVv patches; about 80 acres; 1040 Freehold, balance Native Loaso, which can be Freeholded with owner's consent. . Eight-roomed House, woolshed (holds 1000 sheep), 3-car garage, benzine shed, shearers' and shepherds' quarters. Motor road to Wahganui and liaetihi. Situated in tho Parapara district, thus needing no further comment. 165 heavy bules of wool shorn last year. Wintered this year just on 9000 sheep and some cattle. The returns for fat sheep, cattle, and wool will sell this place to tho fiTst genuine buyer who inspects. Price, ,£ls. Terms easy to approved client. Is} A ACRES, Freehold, G-roonied -1.,-Wv bouse, 8-bail cowshed, Eepardtor, dairy, etc.; 25 acres stumped and ploughed, 3 acres crop; .£2O an acre. O/J AA ACRES, 1850 in grass, balance bush; 7 paddocks; good water; 200 to 300 acres ploug'hable (a great deal without stumping); 2 houces, big woolshed. machines and dip. Price, 10s., ,£2OOO cash, balance 51 per cent. A snip. K. C. GUTHRIE, Land Agent, RAETIHI, WAIKATO SHEEP. FARM. prnry ACRES of limestone and vol- ' canic bush country, comprising 500 acres 0.R.P., 10a., and 67 acres freehold, all lying exceptionally well to the sun and a really good healthy place. All in grass excopting 10 acres shelter bush. The grasses aro chiefly best English mixture. Buildings are good and consist of a 3-roomed iron house, lined, and very comfortable,, up-to-date shearing shed and yards, and concrete dip. There are seven subdivisions and the fence? are first-class. Tho school is 2\ miles, oream cart passes within threequarters mile, wharf U miles, and the property is 80 miles from Hamilton. The stock carried in winter, comprise 500 purebred sheep, 125 cattle, and 14 horses. The property would easily carry 750 ■ flock sheep, besides cattle. This tho best little place we know ,of to-day, and is cheap at the money. Price, £9 10s. .£llOO cash. UNENCUMBERED. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. WARD STREET, HAMILTON. 1 OQpn ACRES, L.1.P., at rental of 4d. Oi/Olf ' per acre; good 7-roomed house, all conveniences; 3000 acres in splendid sole of grass, balance in bush; 'subdivided into 80 paddocks; will easily carry 2 dry sheep per acre; 7 miles from school and p.o. Well worth inspection. Price, only X 8 per acre, with <£12,000 cash., 90RK ACRES, FREEHOLD, on metal /W/WOO, road; two up-to-date houses, with jevery convenience, including h. and c. water in each. Also men's cottage, woolshed,' yards and dip; divided into 50 sheep-proof paddocks, water in each. Well sown in best English grasses; 350 acres bush. Large area ploughable. Price, Xl 5 per acre. Cash, .£IO,OOO. Wo havo personally inspected these properties and can safely recommend them as good buying. BARNITT AND ROBERTSON, STRATFORD. iTIOING Coiicern.»-08 Acres, good grass V7T. country, with 25 cows, bull, _ 2 horses, pigs, dray, rubber-tyred si?, milking plant, cans, tools, etc. Situation: Half-mile from factory . and township, salcyards, school H miles, G miles lo railway and 15 miles from Palmerston North." Good land, low price. Price. j;75 per acre, including 3toek, etc/Easy terms arranged. 1M ACRES, all flat land, diVided into 15 pr.ddocks, watered by artesian, well sheltered, good 7-roomed homestead and all outbuildings, with milking machines. Almost adjoining Palmerston Borough. Three road frontages. Splendid cuttingup proposition. Price,. i;BG _ per acre. Good terms arranged to suit. It will nay you to keep in touch with us.—J. B. WILTON AND CO., Agents, Palmerston North. " ■ ' f>0(" ACRES, Freehold property, toSvO "ether with 916 acrcs- L.I.P. (rental of latter J!J2 per annum), uil originally heavy bush. This property has a frontago to tho Sounds .of seven miles and has numerous building .sites facing tho sea. Could be subdivided into several dairy farms. There is a small portion in bush; 5 ncras are in full-bearing orchard. At-present the properly is carrying 2-100 sheep, 150 head of cattle, etc. Price; as soing concern: Freehold. per acre. L.T.1?.,' „ p . 9 oer acre. For further particulars apply to Thomas Cawte, Mahakipnwa, or HUNTER AND THOMAS, Blenheim. AN ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITION. 84 A ACRES, Freehold, on good road; 'itlF n ]j except. 50 acres bush, hilly country with open' valleys; now carrying 1700 ( shoep and ICO cuttle; good fences; 14 p'addooss, well watered; school 3 miles; good 7-roomed honso, woolshed (iron), with Wnlslev shearing .plant, and nccomry outbuildings. Price, ~1l 10s. .per acre. Terms, ■£1500 cash. Last season's wool returns <£970. Full particulars from GRANT AND CAMPBELL, Land Agents, Hawera. 4ct>o ACRES, Freehold, 2fifl acres LeasecjtO hold (13J years to run, at .£IOO per annum). Nearly all flat nnd ploughable. Distance about S miles from Blenheim by good motor road. About 170 acres in crop, balance in English grasses. Dwelling of 20 rooms and . one of fi rooms, all necessary outbuildings. Price, .£13,000. Cash required, ,£6OOO, balance' at per cent. Apply , • CORRY AND CO., Blenheim. SMALL SHEEP FARM. qaa ACRES, - Freehold; winters 9.{ iVdV sheep, besides cattle; onsycountry; well watered; prico «£2l; cash i'SCO. No buildings. ANOTHER 200 ACRES, with all buildings, can be purchased from the snmu vendor. PAVIOUR-SMITH. Land Agent, Sole Agent, DANNEVIRKE. r.l n ACRES, Renewable Lenso; rental u lt) J3IOB, less 10 p'or cent, per anI num; country one-lihird hilly, balanco undulated; 5 miles from salevards; carryI ing 1000 sheep, 35 cattle; watered by runnin'' streams; 4-roomed house and outbuildings; telephone connection; soil, loamy; sown in mixed grasses. Price, ,£G per acre. Terms on application, (jftft ACRES, 0.R.P., 33 years' lease; rental Gs. 10d., less 10 per cent.; 5 paddocks, well watered.; 330 acrcs in native grass, 70 acres ploughed; carrying 250 sheep, ISO cattle; 5 miles from good township; cream lorry calls, school 1 mile, saleyards 5 miles. Price, J25 12s. Gd. per aero: A. HICKLING, Hastings. 1