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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4735, 1 June 1894, Page 4

FOR PRIVATE SALE, ' SMALL FAKM"PKOPERTY j Comprising-100 acres of Freehold Land, nHuntod at Olareville, so- . . cutely fenced, and subdivided into & number bl convenient paddocks, . nil well watered and aid down in English grass. Improvements in-olads-13 loomed' house (reoon'tly built), barn; sheds, stables, etc, garden and orchard, plantation of ornamental troos; Prico—£l6oo, one thonsand of which can, if so desired remain on mortgage for a term of years at 6.J per cent. Farm is situated about a mile from the Olarovlllo Hallway Station and Poblio School, and a quarter o! a mile from the Taratabi Dairy Factory, . for private sale, k most desirable homestead, freehold) nMlurlv oitnufnil in Kiirntntuhi'li I Road, Greytown, Ten minutes' walk from the Post Offico and School. Property comprises four acres first-class land, rich loam soil, divided into- threo paddocks, Improvements inolude:tactially built eight-roomed house in thoroughly good ordor, stable, coachhouso, barn, tpolshcd, barorchard,' well sheltered, the whole being a really good homestead, no better situated, or more oompaoi property in tho district, PRICE—£GOO. Terms oan bo arrangec 1 it desired, For further particulars apply to Mr W, 0. Nation on the'promises, or the under FOR PRIVATE SALE. j THE MOST.DEBIRABIB n! DAIRY OR STUD FARM AMD BEST £ • APPOINTED vl f Homestead Property - *I the Wairarapa, situato at Clareville Over £1,600 spent In permanent rovements. A decided bargain. Proy.in question comprises 150 aorea of class land, securely fonced, well"red and divided into sixteen pad-: s, 100 acres have been ploughed, nee virgin soil; the wholo now in I | grass. Largo plantations of oma. ml (roes end some good native bush (toltcr, orchards, gardens, etc jiprovemorita includo—House of 14 rooms, fitted with all the latest im, provements, dairy, mon's cottage, extensive stabling and other subi stantial outbuildings. The property is situato within H miles of the [railway station, and is close to the iu Dairy factory, Itwouldbeimposeiblo to procure anothor property in the Wairarapa with so many advantages, natural and otherwise, as is posseaaed by the above. G Price —£3,000. Very oasy terms can w arranged if desired, For further '•' particulars apply to J F.H.WOOD, ' 2 Auctioneer, VEHICLES OF EVERY DESORIP--30 HON FOR PRIVATE SALE, to and on terms if desired, ;s i 1 P Now on view, at the Groytown r ? 10 rooms of the undersigned, Com prising 5 double seated Buggies, at „ prices ranging from £2O upwards h 2 Waggonettes, 2 Rustic Traps, Single Buegies from 118, Parisian Plirotun, Whitechapol Cart, Gigs, and Traps, 1 second hand Spring Dray ) price, £B. Also Brorows, Spring Frame m Dunlop, Pneumatic, Cushion Tyre, and t Solid Tyre, The whole of the above at prices that defy competition, F.-H. WOOD, Auctloneor, MARTINBOROUGH. Freehold property at Martinborough, & FOR BARGAIN, ON exceptionally easy terms, being a corner section, well situated, comprisng 7 aorea 1 rood 0 porchog. Land securely fenced, Improvements include :—i roomed house, largo stabling, and shods, slaughter Y house, and yards. ALSOA freehold section fronting tlio Main Road, with 5 roomed house, and outbuildings. , The abovo properties can be sold together or separately. For further particulars „ apply to \i F.H.WOOD, '* SMALL FARM PROPERTY. m CONSISTING OF- '«" Q £ ACRES an d. Homestead for pr 1' fOO vatosale. The abovo property > c is situated at Maroa, Groy town.fronting "• Main Road, within a mile uf the Railway Station, The land is of Ist class quality « securely fenced, and divided into 6 pad }, dockb, wol -watered all tho year round Improvements include, 5 roomedhouse and outbm dings &c, Very healthy situation, Prico £4OO. A bargain, For - further particulars apply to U F.H.WOOD. * SOLID 00MF0RT. 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