Lands for aaie w. H. Cruicksliank PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. LAND & GENERAL COMMISSXJS AGENT, SHEEP STATION TO LEASE. Farm to Lease. TO LET—37S acres well watered, hilly sheep country, 9 miles from Masterton. No buildings. Rent £lq. Good opportunity for a man with a small capital. Will give right of purchase. Goodwill of splendid Lease Zt for sale cheap. 300 acres, low hills and flats, subdivided, well grassed and watered, 6 roomed house and outbuildings, 4 miles from railway station, about 2 miles from dairy factory, school, etc. Lease has 5 years to run from Ist April next at 12s 6d per acre, with purchasing clause at .£l2 10s per acre for the freehold. Goodwill .£3OO. 617 acres to lease for any time from 2 to 5 years, 540 acres in grass, balance good cattle bush, low limestone hills, lionim district, well watered, ring fenced, and in 6 large and 2 amn.li paddocks, no house on it, woolshed, 2 sets yards, 80 acres in turnips (YellowAberdeen). _ J240 is wanted for t.hig crop, and it is worth a lot more. Kent 9s 6d per acre for grass portion, bush Si yen in. Rates paid by owner. Kent half yearly in advance. No purc lasing clause, as it is an Education Jj ®? se - The country io really good. acres, Masterton, dwelling 5 rooms, trap-shed, 3-stall stable, dairy, storeroom, orchard, winters 2 sheep easily, besides cattle. Good road. Price <£B 5s per acre. Easy terms. No. 1876 The united insurance COMPANY, Ltd. FIRE AND MARINE. Head Office: Sydney. Incorporated 1862. Capital, .8500,000 N.Z. Branch: PRINCIPA LOF FICE: WELLINGTON N. Reid (Chairman), M. Kennedy, and R. O'Connor. * JAS. S. JAMESON, Resident Secretary, W. H. CRtJTCKSELANK, Agent, Perry Street. Mastertoa
W. Inglis Husband, LAND AGENT, PAHIATUA. 120 acres, freehold, all flat rich river deposit, subdivided into 10 naddocks, well-watered by rivr and running; streams, situated 10 miles from Pahiatua on a good metalled road, will carry 70 cows all the year round. Buildings consist of a house of 6 large rooms, 11 feet 2in. stud, not quit© finished inside, new milking shed,-6 stills, concrete' floor and race, engine 'room and cayt shed. Bates £7 per annum. Price £32 per acre. ef the purchase money can remain on mortgage at 6 per cent for 3 years. This farm is second to none for dairying, thu land ■' e vei y best, and there is a belt of native bush on the river reserve adjoining, which is. splendid shelter. Factory, school, post and telephone office all within a mile. ■ This property is guaranteed equal/to the description. v-.j-._ri_ .1146 £353Q acres all in grass, ring fenced subdivided inlo 7 paddocks, fences all t m good order, 7-i*oomed house, all conveniences, which consists )f .bathroom, waslihouse, copper and tubs set in dairy and workshop, water and acetylene gas laid on, woolshed, cow bails and cartshed, all neceesarj buildings. 2 sots sheeo yards, 6 miles from Eketahuna by 2 good metalled roads, ra'ilway station and creamery about 3 miles. /II 10s per acre, present mortgage .£ISOO, balance cash. 1144 DAIEY FARM TO LEASESO acres, undulating and flat, about; half and half, 5 acres in crop, subdivided into 4 paddocks, all watered by running streams, 6 roomed house and scullery, milking shad and cart shed, 2b cows besides dry stock on • the property. Lease his 4| years to run. Kent .£6O per annum, rates ,£6 10s Price for goodwill £3OO, which in* eludes 13 fully paid-up saares in Balance Dairy Factory; all the crops in the ground, and rent to October, 1909. There is about 300 cords of flrewo ,-i on the property, which the factory is giving from 15s to 18s a cord for. Stock taken at valuation. j 1150*
Archibald Crawford, EEAL ESTATE & COMMISSION [AGENT. Nos. 1 & 2, City Chambers, (Ist floor) Coener Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland. Rwameka & Whaharanei Block Situated at Hiruharama, on the Wanganui River. SITUATION—4O miles up the Wanganui Biver, with about 4 miles frontage to the river, and within 2 miles of HUI j- acres, almost clear of timber, as it has been felled and grassed about 20 years, and has. been m one owner's hands for that iod. Leasehold, 2017 acres Government Lease—under Maori Land Board. /I years with option of renewal for another 21 years, valuation for improvements, rent 1/11 per acre for 1568 acres, and 2/5 per acre for 449 acres. Homestead— -2* miles by dray road rom P.O. stores and church, where steamer calls every day in summer and alternate days in winter. Woolshed— Modern, with Cooper's machine and shearing plant: night pens, holding 350 sheep. Whares—for workmen, stables, work- house, tiol-shed. Insurance on buildings, .£llsO. School Government assisted school on property. Improvements of Freeholdpaddocks v, ith 7 and 8 galvanised iron wires about 100 acres are fit for the plough, and stumped, but no artificial feeding has been done to any extent on the property. No improvements p l r ! se , Dt el ? ecfc ed on the leasehold out bushfelling is to commence almost immediately. Carrying capacity—all the country is at any rate 2 sheep land the freehold is now carrying that amount of stock and 50 head of cattle and horses. PRlCE—Everything as a going concern, with delivery within a month of purchase, if necessary, .£7700, 1400 sheep and 50 head of cattle go with estate. &
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