Lands fo<r aaie PEREY STREET, MASTERTON. LAND & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT.! A SPLENDID INVESTMENT M HOUSE PROPERTY. Dwelling~4 rooms, water and drainage now let at 8s per week to good tenant, only 3 minutes' walk from Post Office. One of the best residential sites iu Masterton. Price only .£l2O. Easyterms if desired, To see is to buy. SHEEP AND DAIRY FARM. 278 acres, 1 mile from schoo 1 and creamery and post office; new family residence, woolshed, barn und dip ; 60 acres rich river flats, balance limestone hills; now wintering 500 ewes, 100 ewe lambs (one earmark), 40 cattle and horses; plenty of totara for fencing; clumps of native bush. This prop=rty is, without doubt, one of the finest littto farms in.the North Tslaid. Price £l6 per acre. .£3320 can remain at 5 per cent, balance arranged. 1908 FOR SALE OK LEASE. BO acres, level land, near Mastarton, securely fenced, water races, shed, will grow good crops. Full particulars on, application to W. H. Cruickshank. House, 6 room?, bath room, pantry and wash-house, new, Villa Street. Price .£3BO. Terms can be arranged. Sections, Houses and Farms for sale in. every part of the district. Call in and get full particulars. THE UNITED INSURANCE COMPANY, Ltd. FIRE AND MARINE. Head Office: Sydney. Incorporated 1862. Capital, .£500,000 N.Z. Branch: PRINCIPAL OFFICE: WELLINGTON N. Reid (Chairman), M. Kennedy, and R. O'Connor. JAS. S. JAMESON, Resident Secretary. W. H. CRUICKSHANK, Perry Street. Masterton. Hararart and Co., Land and Estate Agents, Auctioneers and Sharebs-okers, 105 Lambton Quay, Wellington. FAMOUS OTAKI LAKD. 3"J5 acres, 625 acres grass, 350 acres b::sh, 150 acres very rich flat, worth .£SO per acre for dairying, 500 acres hills, 385 acres undulating country, substantially fenced into 12 paddocks,. permanent water,, hills carry 2 sheep per acre all year round and do them well. The rich flat, which has a metal i road frontage, will carry 4 sheep per acre >r 1 beast per acre. Buildings—- ; new up-to-date 6-roomKl house, offices, i 4-roomed cottage, cart shed, cowshed, worksnop, man's whare. This property is the cheapest place we have had placed in our .hands for sale for a very I long time, and few properties can comI pnre with it in carrying capacity, facility for fattening, nearness to markets; and unequalled climate. Otaki, on the Manawatu Line, is famous for its salubrious climate, and the healthy stock raised off its pastures are in strong demand. Tnis property can either be purchased as a whole at {l4 per acre, or 870 acres hill undulating, and about 60 acres (frouiage) or iL»c land, together with all buildings, at. 10s per acre. Towns can be arranged ; this is undoubtedly the cheapest, and, of its class, tho ba*t, jplace m the Otaki district. AND, ESTATE & COMMISSION. t AGENTS, Pahiaiua. :23 acres, all in grass, and well divided, 100 acres level enough to plough, balance easy hills', gooi* two sheep country, good mstal road. Price, £5 10s, very easy terms to good man. JLOO aero dairy farm, within short distance of factory and station, will dairy 45 cows. Price .£2O 5s per acre, about £"250 cash. 3L25© acres, rich flat river deposit, some of the best land in the country, ~ good house, cowshed with machines, £- i< mile from factory, school and P. 0., 1 mile from railway station. Price .£32, only ,£SOO cash required. FOR SALE:—The of good dairy farm of 144 acres, with betweon fifty and sixty good dairy cows, pigs, cart, horse, harness, and cans, as a going concern; close to factory; lease has * years to lun with optional purchasing clause, REAL ESTATE & COMMISSION AGENT. Nos. 1 & 2, City Chambers, (Ist floor) Cornek Queen and Victoria ~r Stbeets, Auckland. Ruameka & Whaharangi Block Situated at Hiruharama, on the Wanganui River. SITUATION—4O miles up the Wanganui River, with about 4 miles frontage to the river, and within 2 miles of Hpiriki. Freehold, 750 acres, almost clear of timber, as it has teen 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 acre for 156S acres, and 2/5 per acre for 449 acres. Homestead— l\ miles by dray jyad . from P.O. stores and church, wSeT steamer calls evdiy day in summer an alternate days in winter. Modern, with Cooper's machine and shearing plant; night pens, holding 350 sheep. Whares—for workmen, stables, workhouse, tool-shed. Insurance on buildings, .£llsO. School Government assisted school on property. Improvements of Freehold—--22 paddocks uith 7 and 8 galvanised iron wires, about 100 acres are fit for tho plough, and stumped, but no artificial feeding has 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 the freehold is now carrying amount of stock and 50 head of cattla and horses. PRlCE—Every thing as & 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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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3203, 1 June 1909, Page 8
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