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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13888, 12 November 1910, Page 14

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. THOMAS MAUDE. m H O M A S MAUDE, ESTATE AGENT. MORTGAGES ARRANGED, VALUATIONS MADE. INSURANCES EFFECTED. Agencies throughout; Australasia. 113 HEREFORD STRRET. LEASEHOLDS. LEASEHOLDS. NO GOODWILL. No. 1 f< \NTERBURT—I9O A<-rcs, subdivided into V/ "]0 paddocks by gorsc and wire, fences, w:\vei in every paddock, part of land in crop. Buildinps consist of house, b rooms and usual conveniences, includin" bath, h. and c. etc., and all necessary out-Duildings; moderate- rent Fo. 25a T.L. No. 3. T3ENINSULA—I4O ACRES dairy farm, well 1 watered by natural creeks, subdivided into suitable eized paddocks. Cot ™se ; ■A-haro, cowshed ano bails, etc. *\ill lease, for seven years at 30s per acre. Fo. 25b T.L.

No. 3 TARANAKI— 11 miles from New Plymouth, en mam Coast road, ci : :-iery adjoining property, J mile from school and post office—slß ACRES freehold, 330 acres in Krass, 30 acres in crop, balance Rood bush. subdivided, well watered; Rind milkiny machine installed on property Will c'srry 100 dairy cows, and 500 to £00 sheep, horses, aDd young stock. House of 6 rooms, and usual outbuildings. Will lease at 17a 6d per sere. Fo. 27a X.li THOMAS MAUDE. FATTENING SHEEP AND GRAIN GROWING. CLOSE TO RAIL, MARKET, AND SCHOOL. LOW PRICE FOR QUICK SALE. OOA ACRES, CANTERBURY, close to a\J\J Christchurch sahdivided into 14 paddocks we!) fenrrd nr.d watered, grows splendid crops, oais and turnips, and rape; splendid fattening place Superb homestead with plantations, grounds nicely 'aid out. The residence contains 9 rooms, usual conveniences and new Bary including 8-stalled stable, »,Tiinary. etc., etc. The owner has decided to quit forming, and for a ready salo will accept the low price of £3 10s per ncro. To \ gojd man oagy terms will be given. Fo. THOMAS MAUDE, lla Hereford street A SPLENDID PIECE OF COUNTRY. CLOSE TO SCHOOL. RAILWAY ON PROPERTY. IDEAL HOMESTEAD AND OUTBUILDINGS. 1-i "(\ ACRES—Healthy Sheep Country, J.luv all in grass, well watered by creeks and subdivided by good standard and wire fences. Homestead consists of house of 10 rooms, togc-tlicr .with all conveniences, including bath, h. and c, etc., outbuildings, β-stallcd etablo, wool shed, man's wharo.

PRICE, £12 PER ACRE. Terms: 15 per cent, cash, 16 per cent, in 12 mouths, balance at 5 per cent. Fo. 293 a THOMAS MAUDE. A WARM, HEALTHY SHEEP FARM. J GOOD FLATS-BALANCE EASY HILLS. MOSTLY PLOUGHABLE. GROWS GOOD RAPE, TURNIPS. ETC. OOAA ACRES—HAWKE'S BAY— Healtay £d+*\J\J country, part limestono formation, subdivided into 22 paddocks, well fenced and watered, all undulatinp nnd flat land, 4 miles river frontage. Beautiful plantation, together with well stocked orchard and garden. THE BUILDINGS consist of houso of 8 rooms, bathroom, dairy, waehbouse, man's whare, wool shed, implement fcbed, stables, sheop-dip and yards. THE STOCK at present consists of 2300 sheep, besides cattle and horses. The property has been personally inapected by my representative, and ho is positive that the carrying cipacity ni»y b& considerably increased. It is o;t of the very best sheep properties offering in tho renowned Hawkc's Biy district. There should bo a quick iv-sa.e at a price much in advance of that at which the property may at proeeot be j-ur-chased. ■ Those in search of an llhwVen; Bay sheep farm should call immediately for price and full particulars. Ft.. I 1 L.L. THOMAS MAUDE. CANTERBURY SHEEP FARM. FOR EXCHANGE FOR NORTH ISLAND DAIRY OR MIXED FARM. OnAA ACRES— CANTERBURY (7 miles £*\j\j\J from railway), well fenced and watered, subdivided into 5 paddocks by gorso and wire fences. 500 Acres nev; pasture-, 200 acree young grass, 800 acres tussock, balanca old pasture. Tho buildings consist of 4-roomod house, stable, chaff-house, etc Any difference in equities will be arranged. Fo. 7 E. THOMAS MAUDE.

j A GRAND HEAT/THY SHEEP FARM. ! SWEET COUNTRY. ! WELL WORTHY OF INSPECTION. I : OOAA ACRES Freehold (ojid 400 acres -OUU lease, rent £30 18 years to run), j (Government valuation goodwill £800). I Warm iheep country carrying capacity 1500 owes, 100 dry sheep; subdivided iiito 8 paddocks by wiro fences, well watered by natural creens. Buildings consist of houso 7 rooms, and usual conveniences and outbuildings. Price, £4 7s Gd. Easy terms. Fo. 260 a THCMAS MAUDE. WITHIN EASY REACH OF CHRISTCHURCH. CLOSE TO GOOD MARKET. RAILWAY SCHOOL, POST OFFICE, ETC. NORTH CANTERBURY. ACZf) ACRES, subdivided into P. p.iddocke ttOV/ by good ?orse and wire fences, wol! ■watered oy springs and creeks.' L.T. Buildings consist of 5-roomed house, v>l gctllcr with usual conveniences and 'outbuildings, dairy, sheds, etc. . RICE £7 10s Terms. The owner is prepared to exchaoge for City property. 285 B "THOMAS MAUDE. — — | EXCHANGE. TO Clients desirous of Exchanging their Country Farm Properties for "Freeholds situate in the City of Christchurch. EXCHANGE.— I have scleral Fi'«t-ck« ! City Freeholds, we!! let, and brinci-e ! in satisfactory rates of interest. ;hp ; owners of which are desirous of effectinsr f.n exclianvc with Country, Farm, ' or Station Propertiea. Owrers prepared io treat en these line? fhculd not fail v communicate with rr.r, when fu!le*t informntion will be riven. THOMAS MAUDE. THOMAS MAUD£, ESTATE AGENT, 113 HEREFORD STREET. c