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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9133, 4 July 1908, Page 3

Lands far Saie LAND AGENTS, PAHIATUA. • FARMS FOE SALE. 22S"J= Acres, 190 acres L.I. P., G-i acres freehold, all in grass and well divided, L*if ihkt, 30 acres ploughed, balance low hiils, first-class dairy and sheep farm, close to Pahiatua, 7-roomed house, good cowshed and all necessary outbuildings. Also, 100 acres leased at 9s per acre can be taken over by purchaser. Price, £2O 10s per acre lor freehold, and owner's interest in L.I.P. Included in the price are 50 good dairy cows, horse, cart, harness, and milk cans. £3,000 can remain at 5 per cent. 958. 170 Acres, freehold, all in grass, ring fenced and divided into 10 paddocks, well watered, 100 acres ploughable when stumped, 5 roomed house, 12 stalled cowshed, harness room, cart shed, etc., 2 mile 3 from Pahiatua, 1 mile from school and creamery. Price £25 per acre, which includes 50 dairy cows, 1 bull, horse, cart and harnoss, 25 pigs, milk cans, milking plant, etc. .£l7' O can iemain. 1036 13"7 Acres, freehold, all in grass, divided into 10 paddocks, well watered by river and creeks, half fla'-. balance undulating, about 30 acres been ploughed, 5 roomed house, cowshod, implement shed yards, etc., 1 mile from railway, } mile from school and creamery. Price, £lB 10 per acre. £I9OO can remain at 5 per cent, for 5 years. 1041 98s Acres, freehold, all in grass, divided into 4 ppddocks, well watered by running streams, 4-roomed house, withiu l mile of creamery, school and cheese factory. Price £ls per aero. .£4OO cash. 1054 ©£s Acres, freehold, all in grass, 16 acres been cropped, all ploughable, divided into 7 paddocks, -well watered, 4-roomed house, G-stalled cowshed, etc. One mile from school and creamery. Price .£lB per acre. £1235 can remain. 1043 (Opposite J. Paul and Co.), VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANTJI FARMS. I©"7 acres, Kaimate, Inglewood, 13 paddocks, about 70 acres ploughablo, balance rolling country, well fenced, metalled roads, 2-J miles from school, creamery, 7 J miles from railway station, carry 50 cows, 4j-rooined house, milk sheds, yards, etc. L.1.P., rent £7 per annum. Goodwill £l2 10s per acre, including 31 cows, 3 breeding sows, 1 stumping jack, 1 dray, 1 cart, harness, 2 horses, 2 ploughs, and milking cans. 5000 acres, Wanganui District, 200 acres in bush, well fenced, metalled roads, carry 2i to 3 sheep, 2 good houses, woolshed, and every convoni- . ence for working place. Price £9 per acre. Stock at valuation. Terms arranged. X 354: acres, Tarata, 1,220 grass remainder bush, 7 paddocks, well watered, about 200 acres ploughable when stumped, mostly totara fences, ood metal roads, 6 miles school, store, creamery and telephone, railway station 10 miles, carry 2 to 2}sheop, at present carrying 2000 sheep besides cattle, good 5-roomed house, stable, tool house, woolshed, yards dip, orchard, etc. Price £6 10s per acre. .£3OOO can remain on mortgage at 4J per cent for 5 years. X73-4L acres, TJrenui District, about 900 in grass, balance bush, G paddocks, about 400 acres ploughable when stumped, 3 miles school, 9 miles creamery, and 5 railway station, carry 2.} sheep and cattle, whare, yards, cottage being built. Price £BSOO. First mortgage £IOOO, 5 per cent for 5 years, second mortgage £2BOO at per cent for 4 years. 400 acres, Tututawa, 200 acres in bush, 3 acres ploughed, a good deal' ploughable, (5 paddocks, post, wire, and stabs fencing, metalled roads, 3.} miles from school, creamery, and railway station, carry 2J sheep and young stock, 200 acres O.R.P. at 355, 200 acres L.I.P. at £7 per annum,' 1-roomed house, 18 bail cowshed. Price £LSSO, mortgage £500; terms given for balance. ' 254: acres, TJrenui, 130 in grass, 6 paddocksj sheep proof fencing, running streams, metalled roads, within 4 miles, school 2 miles, 11 miles post office, creamery on place, 2-roomed cottage,.good yards and hails, carry 3 sheep and dairy cows. Price £3 15s per acre, £240 mortgage to Government advances to settlers.

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