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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 91121, 22 May 1880, Page 1

1 • PROPERTIES FOR SALE. T ~{fi QCICi ACRES LEASEXOjOUU HOLD, 16 years to 5 - run, 20 miles Mohaka, subid „.„ divided in four paddocks. lg 7000 Merino Sheep £ 25 Head Cattle. Horses ;fc ) Homestead, Yards, Woolscouring, &o . j. also 84 acres Freehold, 1 J miles jf from Postal Telegraph Station and steamers' landing place. J Country very easily accessible 16 and cheaply managed. BeautiS ful Lakes. Streams, limestone y ridges, and downs. n 21,500 acres Leasehold, 35 years ; rent, h £135 per annum. 8000 merino sheep, 40 cattle, few horses, i. | and substantial improvements, s I seaboard t 9500 acres, Freehold, Crown Grant, i. and a 18,000 acres Leasehold, low rent, with i, 20,000 Sheep, 150 head of Cattle, and „ all necessary station plant and f i improvements. Land first-class quality, and good port, seaboard 1 17,000 acres Leasehold I 11,000 acres Freehold with all necessary improvements, with B 20,000 Sheep and r 2000 head Cattle ! 8300 acres Freehold, part improved . 8900 acres Leasehold, with j 7500 Sheep, and necessary working plant, and improvements, seas board i 12,000 Sheep, 100 head Cattle and - Horses. Terms -deferred pay--1 ment 376 acres Freehold, at Mohaka 3 9700 acres Leasehold, 11 years : rent E £20, with t 4300 Sheep, capable of carrying now double that quantity, country being well grassed, few iin~ improvements 620 acres Freehold, and , 9000 acres Leasehold, with 3000Shesp, few Cattle and Horses, station improvements good. Run will no ivcarry GOOO Sheep. Mohaka , 13,600 acres Freehold, situated close to three rising townships, with 5000 cross-bred Sheep, and 200 head of Cattle. First-class land, . with valuable natural shipping accommodation, private wharf ; bounded by sea and river frontages. Kaipara North 9200 acres Leasehold, 13 years. Rent £55. 300 acres Freehold, improved, the whole ring -fenced, and subdivided, with all necessary plant and buildings, seaboard, with 8000 Sheep (high-class Merino), a few Cattle and Horses ; very cheaply managed run 4500 acres Freehold, improved, and 2009 acres Leasehold, with 5000 Sheep, few station improvements, good shipping place, seaboard, Mohaka 3180 acres Leasehold, IS years to run. Rent, £100, ring-fenced and six paddocks. IGOO acres grassed. 3350 acres Freehold, adjoining open country and low' hills, together making the whole a most valuable run. 100 head Cattle. Easy Terms. Taurauga. 4300 acres Freehold, partly improved with 3100 Sheep, all necessary working improvements, easy terms of payment. Moeangiangi. 6500 acres Freehold, of which 2500 acres iv grasses, sub-divided into eight paddocks. There are at present only 250 head of Cattle and 500 Sheep on the property. Carrying capacity is, however, highly estimated. Terms very easy. Price low. Tauranga 5300 acres Freehold, and 560 Leasehold, all fenced and improved 5000 Sheep, 100 Cattle, Horses, &c, Very valuable little property, and of easy access by sea or river. 600 acres Freehold, rich alluvial,with 4600 Sheep, a few Cattle, Horses, and all necessary improvements. This laud is divided into eight paddocks, well watered with artesian wells. Will carry well 5 sheep in winter, and 10 in summer per acre. Within ten miles of Napier. 330 acres Leasehold, very rich land 3SOO Sheep and 20 Cattle, and good homestead, near mil way statiozi .1400 acres Freehold, and 1000 Sheep, and few Cattle 845 Freehold, or 1599 acres Freehold, either as a. whole or in two blocks 1400 Sheep, few Cattle and Horsos ; ploughed, fenced, and purt in crop. Stock and plant at valuation. Mne miles from Waipukurau railway station. Farm Sections at VVoodville from 40 to 1.50 acres, improved and unimproved. M. R. "MILLER, Stock and Station Agent, NAPIER. p» O SALE That Commodious Store and "BU Hard-room at Opuuake, belonging t MrEspagne, with one of Alcoek's Beat Tables. Stock to be taken at a valuation. This can be safely recommended aa a first-class investment. It is well situated opposite Bartlett's Hotel, in the township of Opunake, which, now with the Native difficulty being on ths eve of permanent settlement", must become one of the most im- • portant townships on the Coast. The only reason for the present proprietor wishing to sell out iaui intended departure for Europe. For further particulars apply to C. W. BATE, Land Agont, Hawera N.B. — Thpre are at the presnnb time about 400 meu stationed atUpuaako.