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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11651, 21 August 1916, Page 3

|| 11 imiiwit i mm tßscammaa t<t social advertisement. lEXOHAHOEWANTEO. A VERY BARE OPPORTUNITY. FERTILE BAY OF PLENTY. 3372 ACRES. Access by rail. road or navigable river. 1000 acres bush, 400 acres grass J n d rough feed, 150 acres grass, BO acres turnips, 5 acres maize, balance heavy fern and tutu. Fern could j) 0 worked into grass at once. All good and useful sheep and cattle country, and homestead makes ideal dairy farm. Cream cart passes daily. Road and river frontage. 8 m ;i 6 s fencing. P. and T. office cm the property. Homestead, build, jugs and barn. Mildest climate in Auckland Province. Stock thrive well all the year round. This is a tfenuino bargain at £3 15s per acre (bedrock price) This property cannot be duplicated for the price anywhere. An inspection will prove the facts. Exchange for similar area farm, any district. A. S. PATERSON & CO., (limited) XiAND DEPARTMENT. AUCKLAND. out ling unone per 1£ AD EIT ad ood ies ;■ anhey and ' or clisiud,. e IC’ pinmh !OW tb« iary iff lass * by , 4: lip--00 ¥OO WAIT A DAIRY FARM.' | TWO 0000 VALUE PROPERTIES. 1126 ACRES, Freehold, situated Glen Oroua District, flat land, good soil, mostly drained ■swamp. Well fenced and subdividLed, 7 paddocks, permanently watered by artesian and windmill, all in Crass. Fine bouse of 7 rooms, i with all conveniences, 2 large sheds, cowshed, etc. Shelter. Carrying capacity, 40 cows, besides other I Handy to school, creamery, e. telephone and railway. Price ) per acre, £SOO cash. 171/87 1151 ACRES, Freehold, rich flat land, all in grass but U acres, now under crop, well I fenced and subdivided, 10 paddocks, 1 permanently watered by artesian. I groomed house with scullery and I washhouse, cartsbed, trapshed and 1 stable, 20-bail concreted cowshed. [Carrying 50 cows, sheep and horses iitra. Within li mile of creamery, school, store, post office and telephone, railway Si nailes. Price £32 I per acre, £6OO cash, balance 5 ,ears at per cent. 172/87 These properties are in the market for immediate sale, through [owners’ sons going to the front, ipply at once. W. C. Brophy, Rangitikei Street, PALMERSTON NORTH. IT CHARMING SEASIDE FARM AND POPULAR PRIVATE HOTEL. “ Bgbeat prospective value. j SITUATED CLOSE TO AUCKLAND BY STEAMER OR MOTOR. ® PAYING BUSINESS AS A GOING CONCERN. OWNER RETIRING. 1 EEA-Tbis seaside property of 450 A. acres has a lovely hard,' sandy leach, of about a mile in extent, besides itta water frontage. 300 acres of this ppertyisrioh flat, balance undulating I telly in grass. Would make ideal dairy ton Cream sent to Auckland. Values dumps of very choice native bush, BUILDINGS —-Buildings consist of hrge 2-storey house, equipped as a seaprivate hotel, which business has privately carried on for a number of ™™, and a first-class and extensive conWiou established. Telephone bureau in |l®so, Detached billiard room, with full table. Lighting by acetylene IPi throughout. Furnishings includp Two cottages, boat shed and boats, i*fe, cowshed and complete range of j Claddings. This property has 'an teterly aspect, and is sunny and warm. Nhas great prospective value far sub"hion into seaside residential lots and [®dl farmlets at small cost, as there is a N main road frontage, besides other feated roads. Communication pracNly daily by steamer : also coach and Nor road to property. BKICE as a going concern, except stock Wements, ONLY £lB 10/- PER r*f, Terms—About £ISOO cash and pared mortgage will bo entertained as Foment, balance 5 years at 5 per Plans, photos, and fuller partiNis submitted to bona fide enquirers. SOLE AGENT : , 6. PAYKEL, 1 ! BTATE & FINANCIAL AGENT "“Queen Street, AUCKLAND,

THE FAMOUS ttITAIK! SWAMPLANDS WHAKATANE, Bay OF ‘PLENTY, j'«iuuu acres, portions of which wa ‘ ot Sile at prices to suit bona fids atsners, This is one of them ; AGEES, freehold, 10 acres turnips, 18 acres J all drained swamp, 6 padBoast to aero. Flax and ftfsed. Small wharo. Price, Terms easy. ■B. INGRAM & CO. ’ a * BUSY LAND AGENTS, WHAKATAHE.