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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9068, 20 April 1908, Page 8

Lands for Sale. narcoiirt « i^u. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Lambton Quay, Wellington. 500 Acres lease, with optional right of purchase, and compensation watered by never-failing streams. . Buildings: 2-roomcd whare, yards. Ewes clipped fU this last shearing, and gave 109 per cent, lamhs. Present stock 1,300 sheep (guaranteed) in splendid condition. The whole of this property can be ploughed, and will yield splendid crops. L-ase lias SIX years to run, rout 12s per acre, with optional purchasing clause at £l2 per acre. Compensation for improvements up to £3OO if land not purchased. j Situated in the best part of Hawke's i Bay, on main road, ami only 5 miles from important railway and market R£to\vn. Trice £SOO goodwill. A gift at this figure. THE CHEAPEST FARM IN THE MARKET. WELLINGTON MILK SUPPLY. JE&S Acres, rich terrace land, Manawatu Line, exceptionally situated for Wellington milk supply. Lies well to the sun, and is watered by good streams. About 7 acres have been stumped, the balance will stump very easily, the bush having been down for some years. Title, L.I.P. Pent £IG 3s 2d per annum. Buildings: Superior it-roomed house with all conveniences, outhouses, large barn, 20 cowbails, work-shop, piggeries, etc. Fruit and other trees. Will easily carry 40 dairy cows. This delightful property is within three miles of the railway station by good metal road, is quite close to school, creamery, post and telephone office, etc. Is beautifully situated. An ideal home, and worked as a milking farm for Wellington City Milk supply. Is the ) cheapest properly we know of. The Government valuation is £1,780, but I owing to age and infirmity, to induce a quick sale, will sell it for £1,350. Terms .£SOO cash. Apply sharp. HARCOURT & CO., WELLINGTON. THE CHEAPEST UNIMPROVED COUNTRY WE HAVE TO OFFER. A REAL BARGAIN, 2600 Acres Native Lease situated within half a mile of the Authorised route of the Stratford-Ongarue Kailway. The important line to be taken in hand on completion of the Main Trunk and of which some 20 miles is already open for traffic. The block is now 32 miles from the Main Trun Line at Onsjarue.

Lease has 20 years to run at a rental of 1/- per aero for first ten years, then 1/0 per acre for remaining ten years with a right of renewal for a further period of 21 years at an annual rental of G per cent on the unimproceel value The country is all easy undulating and flat land, fully one half of it would be classed as ploughable land when cleared, of which 300 acres is flat. Tlrj bush is of a splendid burning quality, consisting principally of tawa. with a sprinkling of riinu, white pine totara, maire, etc. There is absolutely no rough country at all, and the country now in grass carries 2.\ ewes to the acre. 250 acres is grassed, and there aro whare, sheep yards, GO chains fencing erected, all improvements aro well and substantially done. At present carrying 700 sheep. We confidently recommend this property to auyone in search of a firstclass bush section. The land is of exceptional quality, and the- carrying capacity of 2\ sheep is undoubted. PRSCE £2OOO- - and Estate Agents, Wanganui, BAY OP PLENTY. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, TAUKANGA. WHERE good land is; still to be had cheap and on easy terms. The finest climate in the world, free from extremes of heat and cold and high winds. Erosts rare and very light. As a sportsman's paradise Tauranga can't bo beat. Large herds of deer and wild pork for the rifle, swarms of pheasant, duck, teal, pigeon, quail and curlew for the shotgun. The rivers teem with trout, and harbour with all kinds of salt water iish. The maize-growing district of the Dominion. .1. will be pleased to forward my property guide to anyone writing for same, containing farms of all kinds and sizes, town properties, swamp areas*, bush 1 docks, etc. I would strongly urge those thinking of changing to the flay of Plenty to lose no time hi doing so, as although land is absurdly low at present, and those coming in first will get good snips, in the natural course of things values must gradually rise to prices ruling in less favoured parts of the Dominion. Write for my Guide. D. CRUIGKSHANK &. CO, GENERAL MERCHANTS, STAT TON, STOCK &, INSURANCE AGENTS. PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. —\VK UA.VK I''OK SATjE— Corn Sacks. New Seasons Grass Seeds, llfnvk'«'s Bay and Southern Rye Grass. Cocksfoot, Clovers, etc., etc. Cooper's, Little's, and Highlands Sheep Dips. Easic Slag for Top Dressing. Wolseley Cream Separators. General Station Requisites. AGENTS— N.Z. Insurance Co., Accident Firo and Marine. P. and O. Steamship Co. Keicl and Gray's Implements-