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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12639, 28 October 1905, Page 6

PROPERTY LISTS. """~ TO ... DAIRY FARMERS. FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN. THE LEASE, Stock, Horses, Implements, Tools, and Sundries of 159 ACRES first-class Dairy Land, 6 miles from Railway Station; butter factory 200 yards, school, P. 0., Telephone offices, store 300 yards. LOOK! The Buttery Factory paid the HIGHEST PRICE paid for butter fat on the Coast last year, and will do sr> again this year. LEASE HAS 9 YEARS TO RUN at 10s. 6d. per acre (we sold the adjoining farm of 500 acres, with 120 acres STILL IN BUSH at £13 per acre), and rent is now paid up in advance for six monbhs. All the farm is in grass except 4 acres reserved for firewood, 3 ', acres in oats, 3 acres in mangolds and . carrots. It has a good 6-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings. All in good order and condition. THE STOCK consists of 39 Picked Cows, 1 Bull, 21 Calves, 1 half draught Mare, 1 half draught Gelding, Spring : Dray and Harness, Gig and Harness, Saddles and Bridles 30 good Pigs and right to get factory butter milk for the season. 12 Factory Shares, Cans, Buckets, Fowls, Tools, and Sundries. The low price of :. £575 Will be accepted for the lot to effect a speedy sale. Owner has been on the place three '[ seasons, has not attempted to sell before, but has now special reasons not connected with the farm for wishing '- to do so. IF YOU WANT A REAL MONEY MAKER, personally recommended, - - write to •■ LEWIS & CO., f. LAND AGENTS, ■ WANGANUI. BRANDON 1 HALL ESTATE. ;. TO THOSE SEEKING LANDI THE above Estate, comprising 9500 Acres, is now being cut up, and 1,, will shortly be thrown open for sale. £ The Estate adjoins the Township of &- Bulla, and there is a Dairy Factory >f. within one mile. £ A large area pi the land is really r first-clas3 dairying oountry,; mostly | level, rich alluvial soil, well watered by gtw permanent streams, and will be offerW'*': «d i a suitable-sized farms. gii. The balance of the property is firstly *""''•• class healthy sheep country; mostly i;: level, with some low hills. A large •;' area is unimproved, and covered with $'. flax, toi-toi, and manuka. Similar ;', country adjoining has been cleared and .(■ laid down in crop, turnips or grass, and L" highly satisfactory results have been obtained, which can be seen by any;iJ one inspecting the Estate. There is L also a large area of swamp, mostly f drained, and all containing large quanf. tities of flax, the royalties on which will alone be a handsome source of r profit. >- The Estate is being subdivided mto •; areas ranging up to 2000 acres, each $, section being well watered and roaded. v Those on the look-out for land should not fail to inspect this property, which wa confidently recommend as the cheap- ;■ «8t land in the market. A register will be kept of all appliv- cants, to whom plans and full particulars will be sent on completion of the survey. \ 0. L. DUIGAN AND COLAND AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, : ETC., ;_ WANGANUI. I F.H. HASELDEN I AND CO., ' LAND, ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, Ridgway Street. ] 1250 ACRES, Te. Aroha, Auckland. Rich land, all ploughable. Three sheep to the acre. House cost £1500; cow i sheds £400. Beautiful estate. £10 per •■' acre. 600 ACRES, Waikato. Highly impro- : -cd. £3 10s per acre (a bargain). 1 Fruit and (Poultry Farm, really good, dose to Wanganui. r' Flax Mill, going concern, paying well, ■ and 2000 a^-es of good land. 400 ACRES—a good and cheap farm. £7 10s. Agricultural farm, Marton; really ; 300 ACRES, Eltham, level; good dairy land, splendid cow sheds. Price £10 10s per acre. 695 ACRES well improved good sheep rt- farm. New house; all out-buildings re- *■ quired. Cheap at £6. i*^^~- 'House in Avenue, good site. Cheap at £1050. House, Sedgebrook, and a quarter '. ■ «ere of land, iiughly improved. Houses, Sectiona, Farms, Sheep Runs •to suit everyone. Write to us for anything you want. F. H. HASELDEN AND CO., RIDGWAY STREET. - " SKIRTS. SKIRTS. V THE VERY LATEST STYLES IN BLACK WALKING SKIRTS. -\TO 1 STYLE—A Black Voile Shirt. JL> tucked to the waist, with alternate rows of Black Glace Ribbon, for 455. NO. 2 STYLE.—Black Canvas Skirt, with folded bands, piped with Silk iand Gimp Ornaments, for 295. NO. 3 STYLE.—Black Voile Skirt, beautifully trimmed with ribbonedge frills, well cut train; very suitable for evening wear, for 48b. .. NO. 4 STYLE.—Black Lace Cloth, bands of silk and rink silk buttons, for 19s. 6d. NO. 5 STYLE.—Black Canvas Skirt, vary deep rucked flounce, silk insertion and ribbon, for 255. NO. 6 STYLE Black Cloth Accor-deon-pleated Skirt, for 11s. 6d. NO. 7 STYLE.—A very fine Voile Skirt, deep frill, rucked to the waist, for 335. ' ' NO. 8 STYLE—A very stylish Black Canvas full-gathered Skirt, ribbon frills, and bands of lace insertion, for 455. ptM^m»-41so Crash and Holland Coats and Skirts, made in the very latest styles I MRS. ROBERT' ! LADIES' EMPORIUM.