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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3130, 5 March 1909, Page 8

Lands for Sale, A Great Opportunity. 600 Acres filOO Cash. THIS is undoubtedly a great chance. Splendid land, will carry 2 sheep, undulating and hilly country, mostly bush, some nice river fiats, 175 acres in best grass, other 25 acres felled, good whare and yards, etc. Tenure is o.r.p. at 20s per acre. Price for immediate sale, ONLY £'2 PEE ACRE, WRATTEN & SPENCE, THE HAWKE'S BAY LAND SALESKEN, PANN^YIPJCE.

The Best Block of limestone Country IN TE KUITI, NATIVE LEASE. 4272 acres only 7 miles from Te Kuiti, three:quarters ploughable, The whole is gently undulating, ideal sheep country, will carry 3 sheep per acre, SOO acres in grass (English), balance in light bush and high fern. Lease, 21 years at Is first seven years, 2s next seven years, and 3s for balance with right of renewal for 21 years. 1275 acres of the block can be made freehold at any time, and it is only a matter of time till the whole can be made freehold. 8 miles sheep-proof fencing. Price, £4 per acre. Half cash, balance arranged, This is absolutely the finest block in the King Country. Write to us at once for further particulars. ROSS & €O., LAND AGENTS, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

HUSBAND & FINCH. LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, WOODVILLE For Exchange—--705 acres L,I P., 360 acres m grass, balance valuable milling timber, bringing in over /100 per annum in royalty, partly fenced and subdivided, about 80 acres flat, balance hilly, good sheep country ; new 9-roomed house and outbuildings, 8 miles from railway station, 2 miles from school, creamery and post 'llieoongooi meta'led road. Price, £■ 1- per acre, equity /2430. Wi 7 l exchange for 200 acres dairying land, with equity of ,£2OOO balance in cash. 400 acres, L.I P., 3<io;iavsin g a?s. about. 250 acre ploughab'e, w U-iSneed and subdivided into 4 paddocks, 4voomed house, co«.sli»>d and harness room, 5 miles frum god 'own, railway station, sale > ard>, etc. Price .£l2 per acre, equity £1.326. Will exchange for small property and ,£3OO cash. 226 570 acres, freehold, fisf-class limestone country, a'l low hills, 200 acres ploughable, 50 acres stumped, 20 acres under crops, good 6-roomed house, woolsliol, buggy shed, 6 miles from station, 2 miles from school, creamery and post and telephone office. .£ls per acre, equity J21850, ba'ance at 5 per cent for 4 years. Will exchange for 800 acres partly improved shee try, 250 e@o acres, freehold, all in grass, nearly all flat and ploughable, well fenced and subdivided into 17 paddocks, good 0-room"d house, woolshed, yards, dip, cow bail s, lmy sheds arid other buildings, all in first-class order, handy to school and creanevy, j-mile from railway station, 14 miles from la'ge town. Price .£3O per acre, equity about I'V 00. This is a first-class property, and is suitable for fattening or dairying. Owner will exchange ior sheep run. 37 Writ© for our list of proper!ies for sale or exchange. HUSBAND & FINCH, I AND AND ESTATE AGENTS, WOODVILLE. Archibald Crawford, REAL ESTATE & COMMISSION AGENT. Nos. 1 & 2, Crrv Chambers, (Ist floor) Corner Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland. Ruarrseka & Whaharangi Block Situated at Ziruharama, on the Wanganui River. SITUATION —10 miles up tho Wanganui River, with about 4 miles frontage to the river, and within 2 miles of tipiriki. Freehold, 750 acres, almost clear of timber, as it has b en felled and grassed about 20 years, and has been in one owner's hands for that period. Leasehold, 2017 acres Government Lease —under Maori Land Board, 21 years with option of renewal for another 21 years, valuation for improvements, rent 1/11 per aero for 1568 acres, and 2/5 per acre for 41!) acres. Homestead —2* miles by dray road from P.O. stores and church, wheie steamer calls ev ry day in summer and alternate days in winter. Woolshed— Modern, with Cooper's machine and shearing plant; night pons, holding 350 sheep. Whares —for workmen, stables, work house, tool-shed. Insurance on buildings, .£llsO. School — Government assisted school on property. Improvements of Freehold—--22 paddock•; with 7 and 8 galvanised iron wires, about 100 acres are fit for the plough, and stumped, but no artificial feeding lia3 been done to any extent on the property. No improvements are at present effected on tho leasehold but bushfelling is to commence almost immediately. Carrying capacity—all the country is at any rate 2 sheep land tin freehold is now cirrying that amount of stock and f>() head of cattle and horses. PRlCE—Everything as a going concern, with delivery within a ol purchase, if ne -essary, .£7700. 1400 -hpep ail 1 50 head of cattle go wi h estate. ,