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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10048, 23 July 1910, Page 8

Lands for- Sale, E. SB. Hare & 1 0., T 4NI;, ESTATE & 1 JU AGENTS. Pahiatua. 331 acre s, all in grass and subdivided. luto cocvemont; paddocks well watered; good 6-roomed housa, v/00l- p blied and yards, garden and orchard good metal road; stock on property at th<? present time 600 big sheep, and 30 head of cittle; summer currying I capacity 1000 shtt-p besides cattle; very healthy sheep country. This is a real bargaii at £7 10s lor the freeheld. 'd£so3 cash, balance on good terms; stock can be taken at valuation. ISOOO acres, 1300 of which is tiojuoid, the balance is held on lease fiom the Government as a gracing run at a low rental with option of renewal, the improvements on the leasehold is valued at JB-IaOO, tho buildings are all on the freehold, and consists of good homestead, woolshod with shearing machines, yards, men's cottage ; the Government valuation of the freehold is iii per aare; the property is carry ma 8000 sheep and 2i'J head of outtlo; the property is situated in the H.B districi, and is acccssable by good road. Price of the freehold arid in- , terest in the leasehold and all stock, . implements, shearing machines, etc, ) ,£1 2s per acre. Kasy terms can be arranged. Tiae owner would consider , an exchange for good city property, i t3o>C£ acres very rich umestune lard ; , 100 acres rich flata that a:e worth £SO , g an atiM.; the property would (Wry , ICO cowfi, o,' winW.7so ewes ; close to ') station, Inotory and school. Price of the freeho d iiiti SOS acies; €0 flat, balance good hills; up-to-date buildings •40 acres *. have beon ploughed; J mile from factory, school, and p 0., and 4£ miles ' from station; will dairy 30 cows and graz9 250 ewes. Price of the freehold 1 .£l6 10s. Only <£575 cash; balance arranged. 200 acres, all in grass and well fenced, 6-roomed house, cowshed, and ? all necessary buildings, will dairy 30 cows and carry 200 ewes. Price of the r freehold. £l6, £SOO cash would be accepted. - 102 acres, some of the richest dairy land m the North Island, within one mile of school, factory and station, highly unproved, will, dairy 60 cows. Yearly returns, /700. Price of the freehold, £32. £I2OO cash.

FOR SALE. Waikato Properties. SO© acres, miles from railway, 15 chains croauwry, all in grass except 80 acres; fenced and subdivided into 12 paddocks; all ploughable ; no buildings. £8 10s per a'ire; .£ISOO cash: balance 5 pears at 5 per cent ; or will subdivide into 200 acres upwards. acres; a fine property as a going concern for £12,500. Terms arranged; worth inquiring about for a spec. 3LO© fully improve! ia fine heart; £ mile creamery, school, etc.; 4 railed Frankton: £lB per acre. Only cash; balance 5 per cent. acras; part freehold, part I.i.p. idj acres sra&s and crop; all new buildings, house, woolshed, cowshed, etc; only 4 miles Frankton. £7 10s per avsie, Cheap property. Say .£4OO cash; balance arranged. Write for particulars to Wm. Aubrey Gosling (Land Agent) FKANKTON JUNCTION. WAIKATO,

"EM Smith, WAIRARiPA LAND AGENCY, MASTERTON. 3400 acres, 42 years lease, first 21 years at Is per acre, last 21 years at 5 per cent on unimproved value, £8 per acre compensation for improvements, half bush country, balance konini, mahoe, toi toi, and flax, plenty of fencing timber, situate 9 miles from railway, good buggy road to Price, goodwill 10s per aore. 'xerms .£SOO cash, balance 10 years at 5 per cent. §j 1198 acres, 8 miles from Te Kuiti, l'onfc Is 6d an acre 10 years, and 3s an acre for 10 years, with £3 an acre compensation, and 5 per cent on unimproved value fjr 21 years, goodwill An absolute bargain. TO LEASE.® 200 acres, situated 7 miles from good town, handy to factory and school, will lease for 5 years at IS/- per acre with compulsory purchasing clause at i£2l per acre. It is a first-class dairying farm, welt built cottage,;,bail cowshed, etc., good roads.

HAMILTON, FOE W~IKATO LAND, MUNICIPAL GAS DEPARTMENT. REMOVAL WOTtOE. acd after the 7th day of JuSy Njxi all the business of this Depart .neat will be transferred to the Now Offices anc3 Showroosft, situated in the Trait Lanis iJlock Qaeen Street, opposite Mr. Wood Chemist.

A Special Show of Gas-fit-it Kigs, etc., will ba made, of which inspection is invited. JAMES W. BLACK 31 AN, Manager. GEORGE HERON, BAIN MEECHiI™, GEOCEE and GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Chapai and Hall Streets