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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 287, 28 August 1908, Page 12

LAND NOTICES. ALLEN AND MOORE, 'YORK CHAMBERS, 31 MANNERS' STREET, WELLINGTON. •BUSINESSES FOR SALE. > STATIONERY SHOP in City, showing, good, turnover. A good opportunity for. a man and wife to.'.start in; business. Price and full details,on : application. i BESTAURANT and Boardinghouse, also in City, doing well. - There is also another chance not to be missed. EO ARDINGHOUSES' in' aII parts of tlie City for Sale. - DAIR'Z .FARM TO. EXCHANGE. We have a nice little Dairy. Farm to Exchange for a small Sheep Farm. Equity, j£l2oo. C7CO : FOR EXCHANGE. 3 HOUSES, no mortgage, let at 365., per week, for' good Dairy Farm' of - about • 100 acres. 'Equity, ' ' "1 AAA ACRES, Freehold, 3-sheep country, JLvv/U for unencumbered property. Equity, .£6OOO. FOR SALE, 500 Acres, Freehold, guaranteed 21-sheep country, all clear, air in grass, 100 acres flat, all necessary buildings. Price, <£10. Apply for further particulars. Only , 9 miles from good .town. FOR EXCHANGE, ',■ Sheep ,;.Farms,' Dairy . Farms, : Town Sections, ■Hotels/ etc.' ■ .*

COCHRANE & BUTEMENT, ; ' QUEEN'STREET, MASTERTON. , . , CBSO WILLIAM SINCLAIR, I NATHAN'S BUILDINGj. FOR SALE. 1 MASTERTON.—3OOO ACRES, 1500 acres good ploughable land. .Now wintering 4300 > sheep, 260 cattle, 20 horses. Wool clip 3 <C93o.'Yearly profit sales oheep and cattle V6IOOJ. This. Estate pays 10 pet cent, per annum. Strongly rc'.jinmtended as first-class investment. i'noe only' M per acre. Title Land Transfer.' TARANA.KI.—2OO ACRES Excellent Dairy Farm, at .£lB per acre. All level and iu grass, close to cheese and butter factory, school and .Post Office. Two five-roomed h*us:s,Mo bail cowshed, garden, 12 paddocks Will carry GO milking cows. Easy terms will be given; or will be leased for five years; .£603 cash; rent, 12s. per acre, payable half-yearly;'right to purchase (optional), at any time during term. TAKANAia—I3« ACRES, all in grass,; at per acre. . Two sheep to acre country. : . . . TAUANAIi.I.—MS ACRES, nt JCS per acre, 300 acres grass. Two sUeep country. (J-ily 'AU23 cash required. . - , • TAKANAKI.—IIS3 ACRIib, at ss. per acre. All in grass. Two sheep country. Only -11000 cash 'required. . TARANAIii.—6BO ACRES, at X 7 10s. per acre. All in grass. -W luterj two ewes. Good warm 6heep country. TARANaKI,—I7CO ACR* - ", at £i 10s. per ocre. 900 acr:s in grass. Good two sheep country. TARANAKI.—fiiO at.,.£B :10s. per acre, ail . grassed. Good .two sheep country. . TARANaIU.—Fine' Dairy Farm of 190 acres, i £11 [.?r acre, ail grassed. Nearly all plough. nPe. -Only iSUO cash. •TARANaIU..—4SU ACRES, at.,w£6 per acre. 300 acres: well gra ;i. Two and i. half sheep country. • . Several Dairy Farm?, 100 acres upwards,, from £y i(js. per acre. ...'./ '• WA.IIiATO.—72OO. ACRES,- over half level land, complete, homestead. Splendid farm. Price icly per acre. Very easy terms; ; Write for particulars. ■/;> : ! WAVMiXEY.—i.'OO, ACRES, guaranteed two 'eliesp' xsSuiitry, .sndVMIO cattle, 1400 acres good grass, paudocks, homestead, woolshed, yards Btid>,dfp. Price only iu'per acre. Very easy terms. WILLEAM SINCLAIR* NATHAN'S BUILDINGS. .WELLINGTON. i ' C 747 ■ GENTLEMEN. ' . THE AMERICAN FLEET VISITS OUR. NORTHERN 'CAPITAL' AND our Main Trunk Railway Line. wilt -.be 60 near completion by then that' you will. '.undoubtedly takel that route, to,,add your enthusiastic assistance. to. welcome our Ameri.can cousins. In doiiig 60, we strongly advise you to do ,the trip leisurely, giving m an opportunity to show you 6omo cf the finest and cheapest grazing country in the Dominion. Should. you .decide, to. do. as : we suggest, wo will meet yon at any station along the lina and . show you investments which', if taken, 'will, make your trip not only one of pleasure, but one of-great financial success as, well. Appended are particulars of one - of ' the many hundreds of genuine bona fide specs, we have to offer..

9«ynn- FREEHOLD. ' Rich, low, Ai I UV/ rolling, EimnT, limestone country, all'in grass, but 200 acres shelter b'uiU; largo area ploughable; well, watered, .well fenced and subdivided into 20 paddocks. • The buildings 'Comprise . a ,large 10-roomed • gentleman'! residence; replete ■ with every modern' conveui. ence,; telephone,- etc.:. stables, ioose-boies, J .wool sheds, manager's -ottage, men's cottage, 'dip, sheep and cattle yards. Only 5 miles by good metalled. road from town and railway 'and the beststock market on the Wost Coast. The property is now wintering 5400 sheep ami 800 head of cattle. Price "49 3s. per acre.' "" . '.First-class terms can bo arranged. * % • For>.further .particulars apply. , ■ROSS " AND fVSACGREGOR, V.'-.-v. V- ; :. - iIASTERTON. BW OF PLENTY "LAND AGENCY, TAUR«GA. GOOD LANS. ' SMALL MONEY. LOVELY CLIMATE. TO those'on the lootcut for GOOD .CHEAP LAND,, write or wire me AT ONCE; jr .better "still, come and inspect for yourself, when I shall be. most nappy to show you our district. I have a splendid List of Properties—DAlßY, SHEEP, aud CATTLE I'AKSIS-Blocks from One Aero to Ton Thousand, which will com. pare favourably'with any in the North Islund. As a Fruit or Cereal-growing district, or aj a Health Resort, the Bay of Plenty cannot U surpassed. , Don t lose this opportunity, as land is beiag taken up daily, and prices are advancing. Write for information Nothing a trouble. JOSEPH E. DALTON, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, MINING ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, LICENSED INTERPRETER, AND NATIVE LAND AGEiVT, WHARF STREET, TAUKAjNUA. Telephone No. 15. Bos 15, . ABC Code, Ith Edition. C 854 ' JHOMSOPJ & WALKER, . (Campbell Thomson), ' LAND- ESTATE. AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, DANNEVIIIKE. 1/110 ACRES.'Bush Country; 12 miles from .Daunevivke. Leasehold about 19 years to run at Is. 9d. per aero. 300400 light bush. Balance millin- Umber. It; JC5500. 473 qK ACRES Dairy Farm, with 4-roomed cotSD tago,. cowshed, and other ; farm - buildings; } mile to ijcnool, Factory, and P.O. Carries 28 milking cows and oth.-r stock. JEIB 10s. per acre. 890 pr/> ACRES J/airy Farm, with G-roomed dwelOv ling and farm buildings; close to Factory, School, and P. 0.. J125 per acre. 442 a n ACRES Dairy Farm, with 5-roomed cot"±o tage, stable, ctc.; 8 acres ploughed. All well fenced-and well watered. ~"J 10s. per aero. *<*