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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4946, 8 February 1895, Page 1

/ eS&££ eu J ' W i VJWVI GREAT PARTNERSHIP SALE COMMENCES ON FRIDAY, JANUARY dlh, 1895. 'Tf] AKLY In the year Mr Smith admits to a Partnership in his bush™ a Pom w.l c .1 , who lifts long been associate,! Titb the London WSIW 'Onllcinan k .<»...»,, .i„

M PLYMOUTH. Goodwill op lease of a 90 acre homestead 011 Main lload, 0 miles from New Plymouth. Very suitable for a poultry, fruit, and bee fnrni, for which there is an excellent opening in the district, Dairy and Stock Farm of 300 acres open rolling land, fenced and subdivided, all ploughable, small house, etc. £6 per acre—£l cash balance way remain at 51 per cent. Milk Factory within easy distance by good road. Very Nice Dairy Farm of 250 acres good level country, on the coast, and close to a factory. Well lenced and sub-divided, New house and outbuildings, l'rice £7 10s per acre. Stock at valuation if desired. Model Bush Farm of3oo acres, all highly improved and carrying sheep most satisfactorily. Creamery on adjacent property. Smiles from important township and railway. 1000 acres of the cream of Tarniiaki andnottobe beaten inNeir Zealand, Very choice pasture land. £9 per acre. 350 acre farm nearly all ploughable i and in good order. Buildings of trilling value, £5 10s per acre. 46 acre dairy farm, near Stratford and on metal road. A really good little homestead but too small for present occupant, £l2 per acre, 120 AGUES BUSH FAEJI, nearly all cleared, fenced and sub-divided. Handy to ltailwny and Post Office. £5 10s per acre. GOOD HOTEL BUSINESS, One of the best country houses in Tara. naki, doing very payable trade, and held on most favourable terms. Goodwill £l,lOO. LEASES—I have a few good leaseholds of both open and bush properties, also several Bush Blocks unimproved, at low prices. Correspondence invited. F.P. CORKILL, LAND AGENT, New Plvmo uth.

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