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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 407, 16 January 1909, Page 16

- LAMP NOTICES. E :. Wi H. MORRAH & GO ti T AND AGENTS AND'AUCTiONEERS, n. Li WILLIS STREET. "" in FOR PRIVATE SALE; , ' • Is — ■ a SPLENDID RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS; O best, position in Thor'ndon; most select s > locality; 40 x 170 ft. each. "'£22'los. per .foot. '•« Each Section has good access to the street, and commands a splendid City and Harbour View, whilst within a few minutes' walk of J' Lanibton Quay. 6 -ROOMED New, Modern VILLA RESIDENCE, close to Tramway, Oriental Bay. Has every up-to-date convenience, and from four of the rooms commands the finest City and Harbour View of'any property in this City. Good value, at £1600. Immediate possession given; . • " ■ ■ , ; DETAILS UPON APPLICATION. , MORRAH'S, WILLIS STREET. ■ ' ' C 961 a 527 ACKES ' AT 13s. (3d. io FERTILE VALLEY, . ,1 KAWHIA DISTRICT, ' y SUPERB CLIMATE, 1, RICH LAND. p '' 1 CCA ACRES in grass. GO felled and will be 0 IJU sown in prass, rape, and turnips, by present owner, making the total acreage .in d grass 210 , acres. About 60-70 chains really good" '• wire ■ fencj erected. Some two-thirds of the property > will be ploughable ■ when, stumped. To. »hip'and dairy factory seven miles away. • Ah,, Mi© whole of the property is suitable for dairyiiM,. ' : Owner leaving Taihape to visit the pro-, ' perty' during ■ December or early January, and- - will arrange his date to suit anyone wishing to accompany Mm. . . PRICE. -£3 10s. AN ACRE, About Half Cash. t R. WILSON AND CO., LTD,, 3 . ' TAIHAPE. 1 C 950 ' ' !' ' ' 1 . • WAIKATO FARM' FOR SALE. >' i D rA' ACRES, First-Class Sheeji and Cattle lotJl/. Country, mostly improved, near Rail, i way and Creamery. ' - Pric«, £3 10s. per ntre; £100 cash required, or exchange for City Prapertyj W. CHAMBERLAIN, CITOO- Dominion Land Aetiney, WoodviUo. DARLING DOWNS, ' QUEENSLAND. DWAN BROS., WELLINGTON. WE havo for Sale in- the . 'DARLING DOWNS, QUEENSLAND--6000 A.CRES. Freehold, * IS miles from railway fenced into 7 paddocks; jood house, plenty ■ water, ;.rollinp downs, lifhtly timbered in' places; carrying 11 sheep- to. the acre all the • yeaT round. Price £3 10s., per -aero., 4211 "ACRES" Freehold, -fenced,, new. house j 200 acres under wheat cultivation,-permanently . watered j'caxrying one sheep to the aero on natural Brasses... Price £3 ss.",.per, acre. Stook 8440. sheep; valuation,- If miles from railway line. ', ' -'- 2570 ACRES,.Freehold, rich black; soil plains- ■ -l|. sheep to.'. ,the aero ~on.' natural .grasses' fenced, well watered. " Price'.'£4 per aero' or will rent for• term at £530. per annum' 2000 sheep,' 240 cattle; and' ~10 ",' horses, ,at Valuation./ . ■ V.k ■ 1038 ACRES Freehold, first-class land,: fclack' soil, heavily ' grassed carrying 1} sheep to the acre; 300 acres cultivated,', including 100 acres lucerne; splendidly MterSd. >'• ■ 30,000 ACRES, Freehold,-fenced, homestead, well watered, carry 2. Sheep"tb/'the' acrt;'stook . 18,000 sheep, dOOO iSattle, 100 horses"at, valua- : tion. Price £2 10s. -per aero. 20,000 ACRES, Leasehold; rental Id, per acre; i>7 years;!.permanently., .watered; carrying capacity' 10,000 sheep. Price'- £5500. cash. - Write'to.us and. we'will give, jon all information concerning, this wonderful, country. DWAM BROS./ ' WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. / . ... ■■ v.'" : C 749 FOR PRIVATE SALE.' FIRST-CLASS.DAIRY FARM AT SHANNON. ONE OF THE CHEAPEST FARMS ON THE .. COAST. . . 10 n ACRES EXCELLENT DAIRYING |/SU LAND, 11 miles, from Shannon, close to School and I Factory; ,12 paddocks, all in grass,and well watered; 10 acres, etilniped and ploughed.' . ■'....' '. Good 8-rdomed house and all necessary outbuildings. .• , • _ Price, '£25 an acre. Easy terms. For full particulars, apply— ' • HUDSON & MARRIOTT* LTD., : AUCTIONEERS, LEVIN. C 912 FARMERS, 2.00 K. y ' " GOOD. DAIRY FARM. 1 r A ACRES, all in Grass, all well fenced, JLOu subdivided into it paddocks, well v/ni.New 5-roomed House and Outhouses. .Lease has 13J years to run, at 9s. 6d. per "gituated 11 miles from Railway Station,' Post Office, and SchooL " 1 , ;Last jrear wintered 450 sheep and 60 head 1 cattle,- ' ..." ■ ' GOODWILL ONLY £250. . ..." .Apply- ■ ; THE UHITED FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD,. J ■ VICTORIA AVENUE, - ' WANGANUI, CSflO OUR Clioiit will never regret.the High First Cost' of a' ''•'>■ . • ; STANDARD ELECTRIC ELEVATOR. His monthly bills for Low Current Consumption (from 2s. to 20s. per month) ■ will always remind him pleasantly of our good ad- e vice. He will speak to his friends of the * wonderful economy of the i STANDARD ELECTRIC ELEVATOR. Whereas the placing, of a contract for the - supply ' 0f... a. cheap Electric Lift. offered by L those whs do. not understand electrical conditions wiil certainly reflect discredit upon the - professional adviser, and,.indeed, may prove a ghastly blunder. Ask the users of. over 300 STANDARD ELECTRIC ELEVATORS in Australasia ( what they think. The GOOD POINTS of the' STANDARD are expensive, but they are vital. They ensure i Durability, • Reliability,: Eißciency,- Economy, and' Safety. - - . j - STANDARD LIFTS ARE BEST VALUE a . FOR MONEY. '' ?i }. Sole ..Agents, for New ealand: j' TURN BULL AND JONES, LfO,; ;-ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND ai ; CONTBACTC'IiS. C.559 V.