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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 242, 6 July 1908, Page 11

GENTLEMEN, THE AMERICAN FLEET •. VISITS OUR NORTHERN . CAPITAL SHORTLY, AND our Main Trunk Railway Lino will bo so near completion by then that you will. undoubtedly take that route to add your enthusiastic assistance to welcome our American' cousins. In doing so, we strongly advise you to do the trip leisurely, giving us an opportunity to show you somo of the finest and cheapest grazing country in the Dominion. Should you decide to do as wo suggest, we will meet you at. any station along the lino ami show_,ywi investments which, if taken, will make" your trip not only one of pleasure, but ono pf great financial success as well. Appended are particulars of one «of the many hundreds of genuine bona lido specs, wo have to offer. QI7A A ACRES FREEHOLD. Rich, low, Ixjxf rolling, sunny, limestono country, all in grass, but 200 acres.shelter bush; largo' area ploughable; well watered, well fenced and subdivided into 20 paddocks. The buildiilgs comprise a largo 10-roomed gentleman's residence, replete with every .modern convenience, telephone, etc.; stables, loose-boxes, 2 wool sheds, manager's cottage, men's cottage, dip, sheep and cattle yards. Only 5 miles by good metilled road from town and railway and the best stock market on, tho West Coast. Tho property is now wintering 5100 sheep and 300 head of cattle. Price £9 ss. per acre. First-class terms can bo arranged. For further particulars apply ROSS AND' MACGREGOR, MASTERTON.. WE HAVE THE EARTH FOR SALE. COME AND SEE THIS. SPLENDID SHEEP AND CATTLE • COUNTRY. (RAftn ACRES, Nativo leaso for 50 years, .IOVI/V 9d. per aero rent. Land is level and undulating, with improvement will carry 2J sheep per acre, besides cattle. All good land. v PRICE, 15s. PER ACRE, GOODWILL. " Write at once ta - e. HARRIS, LAND AND COMMISSION' AGENT, MASTERTON. Numerous other Properties for Sale or Ex. i change. Particulars on application. CtjOD " ,J.- IW. BRASTHIWASTEj ; Auctioneer, valuer., land, and FARM 'AGENII', • . JOHNSON V ILL E. 5 Acres, House, all necessary outbuildings, good igarden, etc.; <£550. Gentleman's Residence. 7. rooms, 1 aero,-well laid out ground; £1250.' Another,' H acres, pretty home, two minutes station;'£l3sl). This is.' what you all want—s-room verandah Cottage, over t acre,ground, water laid on; £155. £50 will secure you a home built to your own plans.' £650—New House, close to station. 9 Acres, .990 years' lease, for £300. '" '• 30 Acres Farm, suitable l'or, dairy,^ad-pigs). CGI7

fOE EXCHANGE. OOD DAIRT AND •' I'ATTENINU fAKM. 1 Qfh ACKE3 '. T6r 7 rich level land, 10 padJLOv docks, carries .1 beast to acre; large Dwelling-house, all necessary outbuildings, very conveniently situated, owner will exchange for suitable Sheep Farm, For full particulars,apply G. A, PREECE'. AND CO,, LAND AGENTS, PALMERSTON NORTH, 6200 COCHRANE & BUTER/lENT. 7 LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS. . FOR EXCHANGE. 1000 ACRES Freehold, for a smaller nlace equity .£5200. ■ " '• 900 ACRES-'-Freehold, for a Dairy Farm equity £4300. 130 ACRES Freehold cropping land, for 1000 acres sheep country, equity iisoo. - FOE SALE, 50 ACRES, two miles from Masterton, all ploughable. Price .£2(3 per acre. COCHRANE AND BUTEMENT, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, ' Queen Street,' MA3TEETON. CBB-) QUEENSLAND AGRICULTURAL GROUP SYSTEM. SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR FARMERS ' WITH LIMITED MEANS. WE Have arranged with Queensland Government to place Blocks of L'.and un-der-offer to New Zealand Selectors, .raider the following splendid conditions:— 1. Land to be selected by investors themselves, thereby obviating disappointment. at ballot. - : 2. Selectors can determine the price of tuch lands with the Minister. , a. Terms in reach of all, as follow:— AGRICULTURAL FARMS.—Annual rent, : Gd. in ofi on capital value for 2d years, < , balauco of 10s. in. & payable end of term, when the Fee Simple is given. AGRICULTURAL HOMESTEADS . are mado freehold by an annual payment of 3d. per acre i'or 10 years. We are. now forming a group, so'kindly communicate with us and be included. To save expense, one .farmer' can inspect for • a group, - and secure i ;ion. H. BAKER St CO., No. 3 CALEDONIAN t_OIBERS, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON, Telephone 1611. C 543 ■ THOMSON'. Et.: WALKER, ' (Campbell Thomson), LAND, ESTATE, A'ND GENERAD COMMISSION AGENTS, . DANNEVIRKI), rtoK ACRES L.R.P., at 225. Cd. per acre. COO Nearly ring- fenced. Well watered. 290 acres in-grass, balance light bush. Carries 2J sheep, besides cattle. Price, ,£lO per acre;'terms. 417 -S no ACIvES l' REEHOLD, 10 miles from luu Dannevirko. -All fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks. AH ploughable. Carrying 3 sheep per acre, also 50 cows and young stock. Six-roomed dwelling, cowshed, and outbuildings. Quurter-uile from dairy factory. Price, JCI9 per acre. 453 I(f°A ACRES FREEHOLD, all level alluvial X'UXJ' land, fenced and subdivided into 11 paddocks; 3-1 acres ploughed. Wintered 00 cows; besides horses and young stock. Halfuiilo to dairy factory. Two cottages of 5 rooms each, large cowshed, stable, and other buildings. Price, .£lB 10s, per acre, 466