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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13906, 3 December 1910, Page 14

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. THOMAS MAUDE. THOMAS MAUDE, T AND AND STATION AGL^T. MORTGAGES ARRANGED, VALUATIONS MADE, INSURANCES EFFECTED. AGENTS IN NEW SOUTH WALES AND QUEENSLAND. 113 HEREFORD STREET CHRISTCHURCH. 1 find ACEES - Ncrfb lalnnd. a splendid IOUU block of country. A low price has been fixed for immediate Fate. In one of the most promising districts in New Zealand. About -100 acres in gra3S, and notwithstanding fairly heavy stocking, there is alv.-ays fppd in abundance. Splendid fheop country. Property is ring fenced with exception of about 20 chains. Subdivided. Buildings consist of two 4-roorced houses, both newly built. Splendid orchard, good reads. The prospect oi a railway within three miles of property. from 400 to 500 ecres in standing bush (now being worked). The whole is free-hold with the exception of 85 acres, which is school reserve, and is leased for 21 years. School, creamery, post office, galeyards, and wharf within reasonable distance of property. PRICE, 75s per ncro. Terms. THOMAS MAUDE, Fol. 346 B. 113 Hereford street. ~l Q AflA A!"T!ES Freehold, 600 acres lOjv/UU • leasehold, 18 yrars to run. Rent £60 per annum. Situated in the North Island, subdivided into 23 paddocks and well fenced. About 8000 acres improved. Stock 3000 ewes, 2000 heggcte, 4000 wethers and dry owes, 300 head cattle end 30 horses. Wool returns last year total £2400. The Price of Freehold as a Roing concern, leasehold given in. together with implements, chaff-cutter, engine, saw plant, etc., etc., £4 per acre. The owner's sole reason for disposing of the place i.« that he is in a dangerous state of hea'*h, and wibUcs !o. leave his capital on r.erurities to !><> hari'j'.«yl for the benefit of hie wife. The proDerty is •unencumbered, but terras will be given. An exchange for first-clasa securities or unencumbered city property might be entena.in«d. Fol. 343 L.Bii. THOMAS MAUDE.' S , ■jKf-A ACRES. Soutli Island, Splendid J.OOU Sheep Country, subdivided into 10 paddocks, well fenced and well waterea by running streams. Warm and sweet, first-class grass and clover land, and grows splendid crop 3of oats, wheat, potatoes, etc. House cf 4 rooms, washhouse, copper, tubs, bath, coalhouse, etable, dairy, man's huts. Situated in a famous wheat-growing district. PRICE, £8 10s per acre. Terms. Fol. 331 a L.Bk. THOMAS MAUDE. QQfYH ACRES, Wellington (close to)— Good OOUV Land with bush on it, estimated to return 30 to 40 million feet of firet-c!ass marketable timber. There are mills on property and Ihere is a guaranteed market for all timber that can be turned off. When cleared the-land would be well adapted for cheep or cattle or for dairying purposes, and should be worth from £8 to £10 per acre. . PRICE, as a going concern, £16,000. Very easy terms will be given. Fol. 33S L.Bk. THOMAS MAUDE. Ornn ACRES, North Island, Sheep CounOOUv" try, subdivided into 21 paddocks by good fences. Well watered by creeks, etc. Stock carried, 3300 breeding ewes, 1100 hoggets, 300 head cattle, besides rams, horses, etc. Easy hills, terraces, and river flats.. xiouse contains 10 rooms, h. and c. water and usual conveniences. Outbuildings include whare, stable, implement shed, store, etc. PRICE, £7 per acre. Stock at valuation. Terma. Fol. 33 ib THOMAS SIAUDE. ~if\ AArt ACRES, Canterbury, Healthy J.U»I/l/U Sheep Country, largn ploughable flats, grows good oats and turnips, well fenced and watered. Would tako English grasses well. Buildings consist of house of 6 rooms with usual conveniences together with necessary outbuildings, including woolshed, dip, yard, etc., etc. PRICE for freehold £2 10b per acre. Terme. Fol. 301 a L.Bk. THOMAS MAUDE. OO ACRES within easy reach of ChrietjL£i church. Superb Little Property, well fenced and watered, splendid land. Nicely situated and well laid out. Houfe of 4 rooms, usual conveniences, outbuildings, etc. PRICE, £43 per acre. Fol. 325 THOMAS MAUDE. 1 : 111 KA ACRES—Healthy Sheep Country, X±O\J all in grass, wull watered by creeks and subdivided by good standard and wire fences. Homestead consist* M house of 10 rooms, together with /ill conveniences, including bath. h. and c, etc., outbuildings, 6-stallod stable, wool shed mu'i . whare. PRICE, £12 PER ACRE. I Terms: 15 per cent, cash, 15 percent, in 12 months, balance at 5 per cent. Fol. 298 a THOMAS MAUDE. A CA ACRES, Canterbury, subdivided into 4:v)U eight paddocks by good gorse and wire fences, well watered by springe and creeks. L.T. Buildings consist of fiveroomed House together with usual conveniences and outbuildings, dairy, sheds, etc PRICE, £7 10s. Terms. The owner is prepared to exchange for city property. 285 A 7 P c THOMAS MAUDE. OOAA ACRES Freehold (and 400 acrea *soUv/ lease, rent £30, 18 years to run) (Government valuation goodwill £800). Warm theep country carrying capacity 1500 ewes 400 dry shetp; Subdivided into 8 paddocks by wire forces, well watered by natural creens. Buildings consist of house 7 roonia, and usual conveniences and outbuilding*. Prico, £4 7s 6d. Easy terms. *'°- 260 a THOMAS MAUDE. ___________________-___—————. r<)A ACRES, North Island, creamery adOSX) joining property, J-znile from school and post office; 330 acres in grace, 30 acres ia crop, balance good bush; subdivided, well watered. Ridd milking machine installed on property. Will carry 100 dairy cows and 500 to 600 sheep, horses and young stock. House of six rooms and usual outbuildings. Will lease at 17s 6d per acre. Fol. 27a T.L. THOMAS 2AUDE. EXCHANGE— I have several first-class City Freeholds, well !et and bringing in satisfactory rates-of interest, the owners oi which are desirous cf effecting ! an exchange with Country Farm or Stai tion Properties. Owners prepared to treat I on th<??o lines rhould not fail to com- ! luunicate with nic, when fullest infor_tai tion will be given. i i THOMAS MAUDE, ! LAND AND STATION AGENT, 113 HEREFORD STREET^ CHRISTCHURCH. CSSI7