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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10610, 17 April 1912, Page 8

L&ma P@3 SALE. C.C.-ROSS&( UIWO AGENTS AMU SHARE' BROKERS, MASTERTON. THE FOLLOWfFiG HAS BEEM PLACED \U OUR HANDS FO,a SALE. 120 A A.CRES, lease, with purchasing clause at £4 per acre. Situated in South Wairarapa. It is partly improved, and there arc 200 acres of rich river flats, half ploughable; 8-reomcd homestead containing every convenience, and telephone. Price for goodwill as a going concern, £4650. -Only £2OOO cas.h is required to put you into this. It may be worth your while asking us for fullest 'particulars.

IMPORTANT NOTICJ CHAMBER . OF COMMERCE. SWANSON STREET, AUCKLAND. ' FRIDAY, APRIL 19th, 2.30 p.su \AOR SALE by public auction, on D account of Karaka Land Company.. Drury, 2500 ACRES of their | famous Estate, subdivided into Farms from 100 to 200 Acres, improved land, suitable for dairying or sheep, within | three mile£> of railway station and 22 miles from Auckland. The land is well watered, easily worked, and owing to its proximity to Auckland City should meet with ready sale. The Stock and Wool from the Estate make top prices at the local Stock and Wool Sales. ;The Rape and Turnip Crops are the best in the district, and the Oat Crops have yielded as much as 3 tons to the acre. Milkean be sent to Auckland by early train to meet the ever increasing demand there. A bridge is to be built connecting with Papakura, which will' bring the land still nearer the City, making the farms into suburban holdings. Land Transfer Title. Terms, 5 per cent, deposit, 10 per cent, in one month, 5 per cent in one year or im-, provements, 5 per cent in 2 years, 5 per cent in three years, balance 6 years from date of purchase at 5 per. cent. Interest payable half yearly. Plans and full particulars from. the undersigned. - '• , NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., Auctioneers. (All Branches). MESSRS SAMUEL VAILE AND ■'SONS. Auckland. MESSRS ALFRED BUCKLAND and SONS. Auckland. _ Auctioneers' Note.— This is the opportunity to buy.' In a very few years this land will be worth ut least thre© times its present selling value. 899"

rai LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, QUEEN BTREE'I, MASTERTON. Ti©pre&&n.tative—9. AYMES. h. I 1 A 7 ACRES, Freehold;, 1100 JL XO f Acres of good milling basli. First class sheep country wihan in grass. 'Vhe timber, on the land "is well worth the money. The property is situated 76 miles from Wellington, 3 miles from railway sa■tion, school and town. PRICE £3 17s 6d per acre. No mortgage. The owner will give very easy terms to a good man, or will exchange for a dairy fanrn as a going concern. No. 1277. r> K ACRES, freehold, 222 acres Ci\) in grass; 35 acres now plougjhable; ring, fenced and subdivided into 12 paddocks. Watered by permanent streams; 185 acres undulating, balance flat. Carrying 25 cows, 300 sheep and other stock. Good house, 5 rooms, cowshed, dairy, stable, sheep yards, etc. Situated 9 miles from- town ; close to school and oheese factory. PRICE, £lO 10s per acre. Easy terms. Stock can be taken at valuation. No. 1278.

DAIRY FARMERS READ THIS )(\ AGRES Freehold, and -20 . OU* acres river reserve given in. All first class flat, with 70 acres stumped and been cultivated; subdivided into 11 paddocks; first class dwelling of 9 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water; cowshed 32 stalls, concrete floor, fitted with LawrenceKennedy Milking Machines, which are given in with the property. There are numerous other buildings, comprising stable, trapshed, tool house, machinery shed, etc.; largo orchard in full hearing; plenty of shelter trees and good, shelter bush on the river reserve; close to a good school and co-operative cheese factory, post and telephone office, 6 miles from railway. PRICE only £35 per.acre; £I6OO cash; balance 5 years at 5 per cent. The above farm .is good value at £45 per acre now. Communicate at once with HUSBAND. >8 &6S£BSI»,