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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8512, 17 August 1907, Page 8

Larsd Sale. Land Sale. bA rUBDAY, 17th AUGUST, at 1 o'clock. JE. BLADE & CO. have been in- « structed by Mr R. B. Hole, of Christchurch, to offer by Public Auction at their Mart, High Street, Carterton, on the above date The Platform Farm, consisting of 288 acres (more or less), situated on the irain road, one mile from Grey town P.O. and four miles from Carterton, and opposite the Greytown Saleyards. The property is wit-bout doubt one of the best in the Wairarapa either for fattening Fb-ep or cattle, and makes an excellent dairy farm, or for agricultural purposes, being all rich level river deposit land of first-class quality, and is unequalled for growing root crops of any deseriptiDn, and is divided into ten paddocks, with good orchard, etc. There are also several patches of very pretty native shelter. The buildings corsist of good seven-roomed j bouse, cowshed, barn, fowlhouses, pig- j | stys, etc., all totara. j 1 « Terms of s*le—s per cent, onfall of hammer, 10 per cent, within one month, balance can remain on mortgage for five years, bearing interest at 5J per cent. JOSEPH lOBNS, Auctioneer. AUCTIONEER, .LAND & ESTATE AGENT. Dannevii'ke. Established 1892. HAS FOR SALE TARIOUS Businesses including hotels, V cafe doing good trade, BilliardSaloon, leading butchery business, cheap boarding houses. 400 Acres, nil in grass and subdivided into 10 paddocks, o-roomed house, trapsbed, store room and outbuildings, will carry 3 sheep to acre Splendid dairying country. Mortgage £2,500. Price £ls per acre. 741 250 Acres, close to Dannevhke, all in grass, G acres ploughed, 2-roomed cottage, woolshed, yards, flip, etc. Price £l4 per acre. 725 2,000 Acres good 2J sheep country, 1,600 acres in grass, 100 acres ploughed, well tubdivided, all necessary outbuildings. Close toschoo'. Price £G ss. 724 62® Acres, 570 acres in grass, 50 crop, well subdivided, C-roomed house, woolBheti and all necessary outbuildings Winters 1,000 sheep, also cattle, etc Price £7 per acre. 764 160 Acres, mbdmded inta 11 paddooks, water in every paddock, 32 acres stumped and in crop. One 5 and one 4-roomed house, cowshed and all conveniences. One of the finest dairy farms in the district. Adjoins factory and school. Price £2O per acre. 760 4-SO Acres, ring-fenced and subdivided into G paddocks, 15 acres ploughed, 3 houses, 9, 5 and 4-room°d, 9-bsil cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings. Price £8 10s per acre. 753 400 Acres, ring fenced and divided into G paddocks, 3 roomed bouse, together I with 600 sheep 60 ca't'e and eight working bullocks and waggon. Title Lease with Right of Purchase at £7 2s 4d per acre. Rent 7s Id. Price for goodwill ar.d stock £1,645. 670 Livery, Mail and Coaching Business in one of the best inland towns in Now Zealand. Large stable, every convenience, 10 acre paddeck. Rent £2 weekly, for stable acd paddeck. Plant comprises: -2G horses, 3 landaus, 1 waggonette, 1 dray, I 10 and harness comp'ete for the lot. Mail contract is worth £l4O per annum. Price £1,600 for goodwill and plant, Easy terms.

SHEEP FARMS i A f\ Acres, all in grasp, 11 miles fro'i: ,\J WaDganui by good melal road, 80 acres ploughable, balance pood eaay hills. Ko weeds, a?\ watered, fenced and subdivided. Grcd house, sheepyards, etc. 2$ sheep and cattle country \-JiUFm*tiT] £IGOO CASH. TJ 73, A Acres in English grasee3, 10 # \J\J miles from Wanganui. Close to school and railway station. 100 acres level. Wire-fenced. 5 roomed honse, whare, wcolshed, dip, etc. Winters 2 ewes and c itt'e. mmmmm £I9OO CASH. Fmther pirt'culavs frominrf^tMriMiin CENIRAL LAND AGENCY, V-'MG/MI 1O 5 000 Acpes, Leasehold At £l© lis Pep Anuum MRKfi^g] Length of Lease— 39 YEARE". 600 ACRES RICH ALLUVIAL FLAT, with Ift, to 2ft. of rich black soil, covered with tall fern, tufu, cabbage trees and patches of grass. Balance of property comprises fern, tussock, patches of grass, 300 acres bash and a good . quantity of millable flax Six milrs of fencing will ring fenco the whole property. Flats grow fino rape and turnip crops, A compensation clause in lease secures to ihi lessee the value of his improvements on expiration of lease. There is no question about (he value of this place. It is about the cheapest property we have ever offered, the 000 acres alone being worth more than the price asked. For any Further Particulars apply to R. Wilson & Co., SOLE AGENTS. TaihanGi