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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 440, 24 February 1909, Page 12

LAND NOTICES. 0g ACRES.; ACRES., ACRES! BEING".SUBDIVISIONS OF "HOLDIiHS" : s. WOODVILLE FARM. rriHIS is the neignooiiring property and of simi- -*■• .loir quality of land to the Hon. J. D. Orniond's, where four crops of rape have; been t grown in four successive years, on tho'sanve' paddock, sown broadcast, , and ; without any manure. The fourth crop is now a dense growth, almost hurrying the lambs, 1 and without, the sign of, a leaf turning colour. ;; Tho grasa ' which will como without being sown after, the rape will 1 winter i. hoggets to. tho acre. : Five to six tons of clover hay can bo' grown to the.acre in one season,' and. a; large number of lambs then fattened on; the-after-math., There is no finer fattening or dairy* ing land in theDorainion; lOd. per. lb. is being paid for butter ; fat. at the creameries close by. PricOi ,£3O per acre, on the easiest termsi - . LATHAM & CO., .' . Sole Agents, WOODVILLE LAND. AGENCY, Al'Lean Street, Woo'dvillo. - . CIO6B HARCOURT AND CO., TTOUSE AND . LAND :■ AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, AND SHARE BROKERS, ; LAMBTON QUAY. (IrA ACRES, .500 Acres first-class hills, 300 t/ptf lAcres :low. undulating, 150-acres the .very best alluvial Hats, worth Jt'so. per aero (adjoiuing owner has. refused JCGO-per. acre),' these flats, will, fatten a bullock to tiie , f aore. at. all .times. } Tho'. hills winter two ■ : sheep per acre, and do them well. . The pro-, perty is substantially:.'fenced, and con- ..- veniently. subdivided, permanently and ' . well watered .in all • parts —Buildings—6roomed house, all conveniences,\ eartsiied, workshop, man's wliare, cuwshed, l'.aa * -ot- . tage.'etc All buildings, t'cnces, etc., are m per- : feet order: Tnere is about si,OacresofbusJ >n the property. ". We have'ourseivts. inspected this'property, and have .no hesitation in saying, that it is the cheapest place we have /•'handled for a long time.The. property is, ': situated' on the llanawatu. line, and is admitted to.bo the pick of that favoured, dis- . \ trict. Is served by level metal road, and . .is within IJ'miles of railway, .school,, and creamery. •, The'price' is'.£l6'per acre;'.-terms' . : -can be arranged: it' desired. , 7404 JOHNSONVILLE '(close.. Ngahaur.anga)—Well- . built House .of 5 rooms and conveniences,.together with! about 4J acres land. Price, .. «i:750; Bargain. - - >^'r: ;,! V; ;UUTT RbAD."(Wellington)— Splendid Block'-.of. Land,; containing' 5 acres, good sites for, two ..houses; Price, only ,£1;5.. Also,' 4J. Acres,' at 1 back, fairly^Bat land:, .655' per acre. ABEL; SMITH STREET—Eight-roomed' -House, ... bathroom; sciillery,. washhouse,,- etc. ; .land .. about 20ft. x 100 ft. Price, only £750; Bar'gain. 8749 KELBURNE—Sis-roomed Villa, 'with' all conveniences, large section. ~ Price,, reduced . from ,£9OO .to ,£7OO. ;M.ust sell this month.' ... (9020)-Also, very superior;; 9-rooihed liesii ' dence, large and lofty,'plastered walls and , ceiiiiigs;land '42ft. x. 120 ft., partly'" level.; ;Original cost, .£1650; owner. will cbnsider. ; reasonable offer. (8175)' MARANUI—LeveI Allotment,-40ft. x i77ft.; adjoining Queen's Drive,, and -closo to, proposed new tram route. Price,-foot.' 8999 : THIS CANNOT BE V A MODEL FARM -POR ' iIONEY-MARTNG Oli A RETIRED MAN TO MAtfJS HIS HOME. CTHE Land is all-first-class,' level, land' plough'A able; hnstwo good Homesteads, anil numerous..outbuildings ;. 30 : Acres - of: magnificent .•Native'.'Bush."' Consists' of 1060 Acres,' close to tpiyn, railway, school; ,'eto.' .. ■ A UEA'L SPLENDID PF. :rERTy. Farther particulars on application to R, HARRIS, LAND, COMMISSION, AND KSTATE-AGENT MASTiiRTON. ' ■ 'H: , ri ■ Csm WILLIAM SINCLAIR, NATHAN'S BUILDINGS, '' ' WELLINGTON. : - v .\ FOR SALE, r!'-, 'PRIVATE HOTEL, MAIN TRUNK "LINE, .....;.' ; SHOWJNG -A CLEAR-.PROFIT OF ;,£3OOO . NET-j?ER; :YEAR.i: FORTY YEARS' LEASE. Tull compensation for all improvements. ' FIFTY ROOMS. HUNDRED'GUESTS ',A ■DAY.' ■ ' ■■■" ■."■:/ ■■ - NET ANNUAL PROFIT OVER '.£300,0 A YEAR. ' ; • v';--' 1 /This Hotel is not.dependent, oil the votes''.'of.', the' people,'for its existence or continuance, but will last for 'FORTY YEARS with yearly creasing profits. /' ' LOW-PRICE, and exceptionally,:easy, terms. ; Books , ' inspection and'; verification. ' . .Early, applieatiori necessary.'. ' WILLIAM SINCLAIR, . : . NATHAN'S BUILDINGS,' WELLINGTON. CIOS7 \ GOOD MIXED COUNTRY, ; . BALANCE OF MOKOIA ESTATE. THIRTY-THREE SECTIONS, ■ ' FROM -'j' TO ggg ACRES.. \ . . , ■ '. ; SITUATED 3i, miles from Woodville, and: ad-; , joining ' the Pnpatawa Railway Station/ All ..first-class agricultural and undulating (dairy) land, with hill sheep, country, which will winter, over -two'sheep' to''the'acre. ".Well, watered - with good access }by metalled roads. ;TESMS;r-Easy, to suit purchasers. ; . Fu" plans and all -further particulars as to prices.may obtained from ' ; { HORACE BAKER & SON, - : '■ agents;. ' . NAPIER AND WAIPUKARAU. '■ ' - C 1093 A splendid' investment. . ,£SOOO. ■ ' ■ ' ' PRIVATE HOTEL, V. • PRIVATE HOTEL, . v , AS A GOING CONCERN. , TTUQUESTIONABLY the, Finest: and "Most ,V Profitable - Property of its kiiid ever offered for sale in tiie DOMINION. . Supported by-COOKS' TOURISTS' AGENCY and.'the N.Z. TOURISTS DEPARTMENT/ : ! iTITLE/--Leasehold,- 21 years, with- right of. renewal.' Full compensation for all improvements. '■ -i i FORTY-SIX BEDROOMS. LARGE DININGROOM, SITTING-ROOMS, and , every., modern convenience. ■ ' ■REVENUE' for 11 months, JG1317; EXPEN-. DITURE, . JC1977; showing a net return J323-10, which is .equivalent to about 30 per cent. profit. ; : TERMS.—.£2OOO cash, 42000 in -4; 6, ;and . l 2 months, .balance at 5 per cent, for 5 years. For fuller particulars apply to ■ .- - ; v C. SNOW AND CO., PALMERSTON NORTH.