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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 382, 29 July 1911, Page 3

Telephone 13. P.O. Box 12 Otorohanga Land Exchange. IPA ACRES, 0.R.P., lh miles to LOU Otorohanga Creamery, post office, school, etc. Good newhouse with shed and outbuildings, 70 acres in grass, 20 acres oats. Price £n per acre. Easv terms. 1 OQ( \ ACRES, O.R.P. at i; 6 225 iv('V/ acres in grass, 2 miles sheep proof fencing, wool shed, yards, house. All heavy bush country. Price £2 10s. per acre. £2,000 can remain on mortgage at 5 per cent. ACRES, O.R.P. at 15 -. 160 OD\J acres in grass, ring fenced. All heavy bush country. 13 miles to Otorohanga. Price £2 15s. £2OO cash will secure this. 3 miles to school, post office, telephone, etc. 1a 19 ACRES Native lease, 42 Ivt«j years low rental, 320 acres in grass, house, etc. About ' 3 bush, balance fern and heavy ti tree, easy dairying country. Price only £2 10s. for owners interest, part cash balance 5 per cent. A splendid snip A 7 A ACRES Native lease. 21 years, t1 U at 2,'- per acre. 21 years at 4/per acre. Only 3 miles from Otorohanga by good road. Undulating easy dairying country. About 100 acres rich swamp. Price £2 10s. per acre on terms. JLOv" paddocks, 6 roomed house. 8 bail cowshed concrete floors, large barn, implement shed, trap bouse, £- mile creamery and school, 2 miles main trunk railway, milked 50 cows last season. Price only £.12 10,- an acre. With £SOO cash a man can get a return at once. The above arc only a few samples from my list. I can suit you with anyclass. J. WILLIS, Otorohanga Land Exchange.