LANDS FOR HALE. MASTERTOK UNEftCUfyIBEBEU PROPERTIES FOR PRIVATE DISPOSAL, THE HOMESTEAD of the late A. W. REN ALI, containing eight large lofty roorne, and epacioxis halls j and landings, .usual offices; drainage, 1 ihiign proosuie water, rto. t?u;. Detached wiash-hous©, workshop, buggy shed, loose box, etc. With «j to 4r> acres of land, orchard, garden, trees ,and slhruba. tine trout stream running throifgh the property. Two minutes from Gentlemen's Club and few ininines from General Post Office. Will soil on especially accommodating terms, or vvouid consider satisfactory lease. ALSO Unequalled jjuiiiDlNG LAND, FOR DISPOSAL TO SUIT ALL BUYERS in sections from J to 10 (or more) acres, in RENALL STREET (somo in sale yards), and ESSEX STREET. j? or cash, deposits or special iiriangemejita where approved buildings are erect d. GRA/IJNG OR CROPPING LAND, with and without cottage#, in one to four acre sections, to lease on advantageous terms. Owner prepared to consider EXCHANGE FOR FARM LANDS. Prospective Buyers ox Ltj&aws ara requested to communicate direct with Owner, car* 01 WALTER NO PS. Fitzroy, Now Plymouth, h AO ACRES, SITUATE ON TJTK Olio MAN AW AT U LINE: 180 acres in raised Euglfch grass; 328 acres mixed twist; well watered; .60 '•.bains post and wire fencing, 20 acros level. . balance billy ft>ut not high eouutry), 2-roouied wliare. S-tu-at& 5' milea from v aLlway Htatiwn swk! TL'i property would suit 2 'fi'd'SH "r; "jf Vrth moderate capital, and is worth inspection. PRICE £i iO-a per acre; • csab. • ■ For fartlar particulars .ft G. A. PREECE a : ft PALMERSTON MtfHTH. DO YOU KNOV.' ««YTH3NC CHEAPER? fXhtfl ACRES, of which 205 acres 000 ir, L.1.P., rental £ll 13s per annum, balance in freehold. Wintering 900 breeding ewes anrl 400 hoggets- on grass. 120 acres flat, balance 'undulating i!cl OHf.'.v hiiis. .subdivides into 8 pa&locks, well fenced mid watered. 6-roomed house, woolslipcl, etc. Situated 12 miles from Railway Station. Price for the freehold and goodwill of the leasehold £lO 10s per avre. Terms arraneed. This pi'opcrt vis on the m irkot owing to the n<re of t-h" owner. ft is situated in I-Tawke's.Bay and is well worth inspection'. Telegrams "TTunterSehultze" P.O. HUNTER, SCHUI.TZE AND CJC--30 N. LAMD AMD ESTATE AGENTS NAPIER. Box.No. 21-1, Phones: Grcenmeaddows No. 10, Napier 21. 122 and 660.
HAVE YOU GOT £1250 TO have you a friend that you can borrow xu rrom, if so I can sell you a farm that 'will resell within th© next three months at £IOOO over cost. This is the greatest snip,that I have had placed in my hands for sale durin the last ten yo;u\s, and the first farmer or speculator who sees it, and can pay dawn the required amount, namely £1230, will secure it. HOULD a practical dairy farmer try it, and work it for one year, I fool confident that it will realise them a profit of £2OOO, or, in other words, £36 10s per acre. PAimCUL-UtS ARE AS FOLLOWS : £)(\A ACRES FREEHOLD, all flat aIUt except a fc-vr acres; a large proportion of this is river deposit and equal to the Konini flats. It is held oil a lease having five years to run from 10th October, 1912, at a yearly rental of £285, with a compulsory purchasing clauso at £25 per acre at expiry of lease, or at any time- by giving three months' notice. A deposit of £3OO has been made to make purchasing clause compulsory, and 5 per cent interest is allowed on the £3OO. The present lessee wants £1250 for the goodwill of his lease, and this incluse the £3OO paid by him, also the following machinery, viz.: Water wheel (in first-class order, which drives all the machinery required for milking, etc.), vacuum" pump, water pump, circular saw, bench, vertical engine, and all tlie milk cans on the property. There is a six-roomed house, also a new cottage, stables and a . good cowf>hed to hold 30 cowg. with concrete floor, and stockyard is all concrete. There are from 40 to 50 acres stumped and been cultivated, also a fine orchard of 170 choice fruit trees. The property is within a quarter of a mile of a 4 good co-operative butter factory, (school, post and tolephone office, and within 8 miles of a good town by metal road. I can be on the farm within one hour bv motor c:ir from Pahiatun. This farm works out including macluding machinery, at £2B 12s per acre, with £1250 to he paid do.vn. and balanc as unnaid purchase mo'* 10 " ~ years at 43- per cent. ' • ' n— die SOLE AGENT. w. swwjsl LAND ACF-NT. PAHTATUA SOLE AGENT, CEMENT WILS~N'S STAR BRAND NO New untried article. Tested for 25 years. Every hag guaranteed. Lowest Wellington Rates. WILSON'S HYDRAULIC LIME. THE pEST BUILDING LIME. Cement Pipes 4 inches to 42 inches in diameter. Concrete Troughs, Salt Pans, Fencing Posts, etc. THE ipEMENT "OTPE HE JL IPE KJO.,
LIMITED. MASTERTON. Telephone 165. And at HASTINGS. H.B. MASTEiITON PERMANENT TIV- ■ VESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY. TEE SOCIETY n prepared to frrant loans, repayable by inaialiß«s4 '/£■ otherwise, on approved free-hold ft<Ksurity. TERMS ON APPLICATION. i, B, KEITH,
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10710, 14 September 1912, Page 8
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