.Lands for Bai©, A Bargain. mIRST CLASS partly improved J property, consisting 01 572 Acres, 0.R.P., at 20s per acre; all limestone country; 110 acres in grass; 60 acres of which is ploughable; balance in bush; * mile of new f ncing. Good new 4-roomed house; situated 14 Miles from rail- | way station by good formed road, all to be metalled this summer. Price, S3 per acre goodwill. Terms £3OO cash, balance can remain on for 5 years at 5 per cent. LAND & ESTATE AGENT?, QUEEH STEBBT. Mabtkbtcn
AN EXCEPTIONAL B4.RGAIS FOE SALE BY NOKEIS & BELL, TAUEANGA. 594 ACRES, at Pongakawa, 2 miles from P. and T. Office, school, and creamery. Cottage, stable, chaff house, and room, cow bails, yards, • etc. Well fenced—ll paddocks—--340 acres grass, 15 turnips, 7 maize, every bit ploughable. £4 10s per acre, £BOO cash. This is a real good dairy or cropping farm in full work. It's a bargain and a specimen of many on our books. THE LEADING BAY OF PLENTY LAND AGENTS. Write for one of our BAY OF PLENTY LAND GUIDES, which will opea your eyes to our district. Telegraphic Address—'Norris" Tauranqa
Nicol & Edwards, and Valuators, QUEEN-STREET MASTERTON. (Next to Carpenter's). 65 ACRES Dairy a&i Cropping Land, splendid soil, all well grassed and permanently watered. Situated near school, factory, railway, and large town. Carries 30 head cattle. Good house, 5 rooms and conveniences; cowshed and yards. Price, £26 10s per acre. Terms: £SOO cash; balance arranged. 580 ACRES Limestone Country, now carrying 80 cattle and 1500 sheep (800 breeding ewes, and 700 mixed sheep), thoroughly well grassed, permanently watered; buildings include house 7 rooms, woolshed, numerous outbuildings and yards. Near school, town, and railway in Pahiatua district. Price—£ll. per acre. Terms—£looo cash, balance may remain. Stock at valuation. Call and inspect this property, the best and cheapest on the market. The wool and sheep returns for last . two years can be seen at our ' office.
Valuer, LarscS & Estate and Insurance Agent, Bank of NX Chambers, MASTEETON. Property Eepresentaiive: D. B. Thsmson OUSfiS TO LET. House, 8 rooms and 10 acres of land, 255. House, 8 rooms and 3 acres, 255. House, 8 rooms and 2J acres, £l'. Seven rooms and conveniences, 18s; 6 rooms and conveniences, 12s 6d; 5 rooms, close to town, 12s 6d; 5 rooms, Trustee Street, 10s; 6 rooms, Victoria Stret, 10s 6d; 5 rooms, Wrigley Street, 10s; 6 rooms, Villa Street, 12s 6d; 4 rooms, copper and tubs, etc., Bs. FOE SALE. AN Up-to-date 7-roonied Dwelling fitted with every convenience, conveniently situated on a three-quarter-acre section, whioh is suitably planted with shrubbery and orchard. Price, JB6OO. Easy terms. Full particulars on application. 050 aores of good country, 2 miles from township, railway station and creamery, all necesiary buildings and fences, well watered country. Price J512 per acre; J6400 cash, or arrrnged to suit purchaser. JLOO acres f.h.; 80 acrea of river deposit land, suitable for growing first rate crops; 7 acres have been ploughed, the balance could be stumped at small cost; the property is well watered, fenced, and sown with the best of English grasses, and is at present carrying about 40 head of dairy stock. It is conveniently situated within a few chains of post and telephone office, school, creamery, and about 4 miles from railway station. There is a good 6-roomed house on the property, also all necessary outbuildings. Tha price for the freehold £2O 10s per acre. Stock miy be taken at valuation' Worth immediate inspection. Apply for term 3, etc., at once.
LAND AGENr AND STOCK VALUER, Offices—ln Welle' Buildings, CAMBRIDGE. "AS or saie aity and suburban pro- . perties, and good Dairy Farms close to the Borongh of Cambridge. 50 Acres freehold, close to township, all high, dry and level land, in high state of cultivation: houFe six rooms, outhouses, cow bails, 3 horss stable, chaff house, barn, subdivided into eix paddocks, all well fenced. Price £25 an acre. L.I.P. Several small dairy faims i Fencouri 1 district, areas ranging from 50 to 218 acres, with good houses, milking sheds and necessary buildings, all in first class "English grasses. Price, £lB to £2O per acre. S3lO ACRES, L.1.P., 200 yards from main Hautapu factory, nearly new house, six large rooms with man's house and every convenience, good young orchard, cowshed, 13 bails, concrete, stable, chaff house, waggon shed, I buggy shed, large barn, all as. good as new. Land subdivided into 15 paddocks, all in English grasses, watered i by windmills, and troughs. This i | cheap. Prion £lß—inc'uding Govern uiuut valuauoOi
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10086, 6 September 1910, Page 8
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