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Progress, Volume II, Issue 11, 2 September 1907, Page 421

FARMS To those who are on the look-out for good and cheap farm lands we have no hesitation in thoroughly recommending the following. Give them your earnest consideration, and we feel sure you will be satisfied with any you desire to inspect. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. 298 ACR - E ' S ; s P le *idid gentleman's farm, with good homestead of 15 rooms, stables, woolshed, dip, yards, 10 shearers, right pens, hold 4 to 500 sheep, 13 paddocks (watered by springs), cowshed, cattle yards, orchard, garden, etc. Few miles from Bulls. 20 acres beautiful native bush, mostly drained swamp ; fattens beast to acre ; grows good crops of turnips, rape, oats. Ai,so, 1127 ACRSS leasehold, 4 years to run, with compulsory purchasing clause at £4 per acre. Rent, 4s. Mostly flat and low ridges ; carries 2 sheep and cattle in present state. IyOt of milling flax on property. Price for Freehold and Leasehold, £12 10s. per acre. 210 ACRES Freehold, near Hutt. All in grass ; half flat, balance low hills ; watered by rivers running through property. 6 -room house and 3-room whare. Easily carrying 2 sheep and cattle. Price, £9 per acre ; £600 cash. East & East, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH and AUCKLAND.