Lands for Sale. AUCTIONEERS, SHAREBROKER3, & REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Wellington and Ghristcnurch. A WORD ABOUT 7"E would like every farmer or proT t soective farmer to know that East and East's lists of Farms to* Sale and Wanted are the most up-to-date, compre-hensive-complete, and trustworthy issued. We pride ourselves in being the Premier Estate Agents in the Colony and having well appointed offices in both Wellington & Chiistchureh, (tnus representing and be mk in thorough touch wilh the entire North and South Island), distance becomes practically no obstacle and we have a double field for both buyers add sellers. We spare no offo r t, no trouble, no care to suit a cli.-nt. Therefore To sell well—to sell quickly, Scn«fl direct to East and (East. Put your property in our hands straight away. Remember! There's a buyer for every property in New Zealand ; you just want to reach him. Let us get him tor you. We'll reach him—whether he's down a-. Invcrcargill or up at Auckland. You'll waste no unnecessary time ; it won't cost you an unnecessary sniliing; you won't have an ounce of worry or trouble. 3IT DOWN AND WRITE U?J TO DAY. . Let us show you what we can do for you. We have innumerable good farms on our lists, in both the North ana South Islands but there are always, however, some we know to bo exeept|oaal opportunities which owing to special ciscumstances are thrown on the market at particularly advantageous terms. These wo have extra pleasure in recommending, and t?o-day we have selected Four Fropa'ties in the Hawke's Bay district which for genuine, good, safe investments will be hard to beat in the colony. 460 Acres (near Dannevirbe), good coach road, creamery, store, P.O. and school handy, 7-roomed house, with woolshed, dip, yards, and all conveniences. Winters 2£ sheep, besides cattle. Owner's right of purchase in 4 years at 22s 6d per acre. Price £7 5s per acre. 453 Acres (near Ormondville), splendid soil, carries 2J sheep besides 60 cattle, 14 paddocks, all in best English grasses, 7-roomed bouse and 3-roomed cottage, woolshed, 3 shearers, cowshed, 10 bails, trapshed, stable, etc. £lO Ids per acre. 294 Acres (near Napier), 70 acres flat, balance hills. Exceptionally fine country. Flat winters 4 sheep, hills 2£. 4-roomed house, woolshed, yards, etc. £l2 5s per acre. 231 Acres (near Napier), on coach road, adjoining P. 0., store, and blacksmith's. School handy. Particularly pre.ty and healthy place. Splendid stieep and cattle farm. 11 paddocks, 4 roomed house, woolshed, yards, epniorete dip, etc. Good water supply. Fruit'grows splendidly. £l3 pei jacre. Exceptionally easy terms may be arranged for any one of the undernoted properties. Value right, too. Grazing Farm. A A Acres, 4 miles from large iUU\J town, splendid stock market. All grassed, 500 acres ploughable, balance can bo ridden over. Well fenced and subdivided. House 8 rooms, woolshed, dip, yards, etc. Price £7 7s 6d. £2OOO cash. Apply LEWIS and COY., Wanganui. 288 Grazing Farm. I A/~| Acres, can-yina 1500 breedj Lt/Uv/ ing ewes', 1000 wethers, besides cattle: well fenced and subdivided. House 4 rooms, splendid woolshed, dip, yards, etc. Price £6 ss, terms £IOOO cash, balance 5 per cent. Apply LEWIS & COY., Wanganui. 192 Dairy and Fattening Farm. 1 Qf> Acres, 8 miles from railway cO vi ' station; 360 acres in grass, balance light bush, 200 acres ploughable, new housß 6 rooms, cowshed, and necessary outbuildings. Now carrying 200 head cattle, 10 horses. Price £ll per acre, terms £BSO oash. Apply LEWIS and COY., Wanganui. 134 Mixed Farm. A TJf\ Acres, 3 miles from railway 4t /\J metalled roads, 102 acres O.R.P. at 27/6 per acre. 370 acres L.1.P., annual rental £l4. 417 acres felled and grassed, and carrying 600 sheep 40 milkers and 100 other cattfe. Two good houses, 5 and 4 rooms, totara, valued at £IOOO on the property. Price £8 10s tor 0.R.P., £7 10s for L.I.P. Terms arranged. Apply LEWIS & COY., Wanganui. 135 Fullest particulars of any or all of the above posted by return mail. We have inspected each' property and can recom mend. LEWIS & CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS WANGANUI Farmers, ask for Seocombe's Paspalum Dilatatum Seed. And see that you get it. Mr T. C. Williams' Last order was for FIVE TONS. This little fact does a lot of talking. Call on your seed merchant at once and order a supply for this season. Every settler should mix 2 to 31ba of Seccombe's seed in their grass seed mixture when sowing. The most nutritious fodder known to Bcience, and absolutely permanent in any pasture land.—W. SECCOMBE, Central Bucca, N.S.W.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8342, 26 January 1907, Page 8
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