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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 620, 24 September 1909, Page 10

HAWKG'S BAY LAND NOTICES. FOE SALE. FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN HAWKE'S BAY. WQIR ACHES of first-class Sheep Country, tJvO\3 wintering equal to about two sheep pel , acre. The property is situated about 25 miles, from AVaipawa, und about S miles from the Coast, and is undoubtedly part of the pick of the Unwko's Bay hill country.' About 40 per ceiit.'of the land is ploughnble. ■The Homestead and all buildings, yards, etc., are' particularly complete, being newlyerected. By further subdivision and other-improve-ments the carrying capacity could be greatly ' increased. , ■". TERMS EASY. For price and further particulars aDDlv— MUEEAY,-ROBEHTS AND CO., , ■ Wellington or Napier. DE PELICHET, M'LEOD AND CO., Hastings, MANGATAEATA ESTATE. THE following Unsold Sections are now open for Private Sale, viz.s— Sections. p er aoMNo. 9 2540 acres £& o o No. 10*2175 acres ...,., GOO No.'lG 1T65 acres... .".' ....„;,.;" 610 0 No. 17 1510 acres, , ~,. 7 0 0 Terms easy. For further particulars,' apply to De PELICHET, M'LEOD, ; AND CO., Hastings, Solo Agents.. " -2155, FOE SALE. ' " - ; PESTAUEANT, situated centre of Hastings ■B-%1 good reasons for selling. Worth applying for. .■ . ■ . .Also . A FIRST CLASS BUTCHERING BUSINESS -OL in Hastings, H. 8., doing, 5. bullocks, 30 sheep, and small.. Particulars on, application. Also,.several good Properties on Easy Term's. ,'. CHAS. HUGHES)' LAND AGENT, WARREN STREET, ■HASTINGS., CI3SI ■ '..' HASTINGS. FRTJIT FARMS, DAIRY , FARMS,: SHEEP / FARMS, 5 ACRES,TO ,12,000 ACRES. . ' IT A s\ ACEES, .Hastings,, splendid grain-grow. t .fcv ing and fattening farm, rich eoil, chiefly .drained s-.vamp, free from'floods,, well suldivided. Hon.w, eked, etc., ete. . - I'rice, J. 25 per acre. ' ■' NAPIER. TjtREEHOLD, Clarendon Club Hotel, 1 rood *• 22 perches, opposite l'ost Office, 08 feet frontage to Main Street.'"•.• ■ Write'for full list of Hawko's Bay Properties. J. A. MILLER, ■ HASTINGS . ;-. ■-•' LATHAIVt AND CO. STItAIGHT-OTJT LEASES,: . • '~ ,' •J (\f\ ACEES, good Dairy. Farm, . 0-rcomed X/*V houses;' U bails, and numerous outbuildings, IJ miles from ■ school, creamery, and station. £\ jer acre' - . OITA 'ACHES, level Cropping Land, grows "•" pod gram, roots, and green crops; Groomed house, etc. 10s. per aero. WftO Sheep. Country, large area tPUKfU turnip-and rapo country, good and complete station buildings. JCISOO a year. ■:.' ' '• for.sale:- ■ ■ .-■ . iron ACRES, 0.R.P.. at £1 per acre, well OOU subdivided, half limestone ami lalf warm papa; 400 acres dairying land. ,£7 10s. : per acre, XIOOO cash: We predict a.'large profit will be mado on this farm! . . " ' ■'. .LATHAM AMD CO;. " ■■■'• ,-; WOODVILLE'LAND ■■'■AGENCY. . .-.' XItLBAN'STREET, .WOODVILLE, * " ..•.,'■'■■■■ : '■■'.■'•'■■-..'"; \ ,'ctbcj .. '■ ■'■-'■■, FOR SALE OR," EXCHANGE. '."•'' ''■■■ MILK-RUN arid' FIREWOOD ' BUSINESS v . with leascof I(i3 Aerca Pirst-class Dairying Land, well-watered, fenced and subdivided into U , paddocks. About 35 acres stumped'; mostly ploughable;. groomed house, largo cowohed (concrete , floor), hayshed, trapshede, harni wharo,, dairy, and separator room;, ; water laid on to house;'dairy and cowshed. Lease,' 4'yecrS to rnn, at 225. Gα. per acre, with optional P.C. Stock of 60 cows, 10 young stock, A horses; 2 milk-carts;' tra])," harness, -plough, harrows, mowing machine haui! separator, ch&ffcutter and mangold pulper, etc. As going concern; XIOSO, equity J3350. ' .' : -.; ,; .• t .- CAMPBELL, THOMSON. ■ •■'■■■'" AND C 0.,- V-' ■■. ';■ ■ ~-■-. .';..,: CANNEVIEKK. , ; '' ,Cl»3 ANOTHER SNIP IN S'HEEP CO^IJTRY.lynno ACRES Freeh'cld Land,i partly ■ imjOln) "proved, 10 miles from p. and T. Office, fenced into 12 paddocks, goad buildings; yards, 201). acres' good bush, 2000. acres ploughnble; will winter now about 3000 sheep and improvable, up. to from , '7000 to 10,000 ehcep, l'nce, only 15s. per acre; worth double. Apply \kjHl\S: OQUPER. AWD"' CO., ". ■ ; LAND,AGENTS;-NAPIKR, • ' Numerous other Sheep, Dairy, Orchard, and ■Town. Properties..; .' ... . CISOO MOINE SAl^ ; '. ;; , SPLENDID VALUE IN ALL •; . DEPARTMENTS. ' SPECIAL CABE TAKEN WITH ■ COUNTRY ORDERS. , . ' W. J. LANKSHEAR, : Maiiufacturing Stationer, THE BARNS3URY PRINTING WORKS, ■■■'• -. : '■■■ v , ; WELLINGTON; \'.

PRETTY GLfISSpREv;* v Are always on .the .look-out! for•''.;■ . ' Unique and BeautifuL Effects.; For .'. this reason, nearly every homc'-lovcr ■ will not fail, to see tho Beautiful : Hainbpw-sh'aded Vasc3, and Dainty ■ ; Ornaments now displayed in oiir ,-'•' Main i'Vont Window. Those are tho ■ • Newest Productions of the worlds ' Best Designers, and justify the conscientious recommendation of a house with a 60 year-old reputation for supplying GOOD THINGS. Ettßersi|C(i,,Lti. WILLIS STREET. . ■;■'■- ESTABLISHED 60 YEARS. ' CONVEYANCES! ■ KUiiJOLTON COACU SliUViC£. SnAW'S-Mnil Conch leave, FBILTIIXf) ..rVrP 1 " I ? , ' t0 L CoDne( ' t «!" l 4l , ri'UndßiNai. WAIIIA Cooones, rcturuing lu tiuio for Suutli. crii lixr.ress. . r. FOXTON-LEVIN CUACU SEUVICE.-xiiiio. lablo-rLeavd Foitou O.aa a.m., orrire Levin S.3U a.m.; leave Levin JO.BU a.iu., arrive l?oxton j 12 uooti; leave Koxton 2.30 p.m., arrive Levin 4.30 p.m.; leavo levin 7.30 u.ui. urriva V0xt0n.3.30 v .m. V .' lvu Leave Foxtou 11'a.m.,-arrive'Shannon 12 30 p.m.; leavo bliauuou L'.M p.m.;'arrive i'oston p.m. . . ' . '. : FOXTOX-SHANKON , . EOYAL HAIL COACH SERVICE, •!,« bhortest Kouto to and from Faxtoai' c P. ve r .^° J:ton d f ''>' ™ ">•>«•. -nrrivo .Shauu'on dally 1-30 a.m.; leave Shantion duilv 10,45 am airivo Foston daily 12 iionu ■ leave Voxtondail'v 2.30 p.m., arrive Shannon daily 4 p.m.; leave Shannon daily 8.15 p.m., arrive I'uxton'dailv (1.30 p.m. ■ ' ■' '' ' T.' H.' QINGELL, ; . . trocrietor.