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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1163, 26 June 1911, Page 10

HAWKE'S BAY LAND NOTICES, T t- , ir 1000 AeKES freehold; in neighbourd. - fl - vut ' hood of Waioukurau, THE CHIEF STOCK CENTRE of the North Island. S. ' ; t" House and Farm Buildings ALL NEW. Fencing, 15 paddocks, ALL NEW. ?; Grass, 500 acres, ALL NEW. _ Grass, 300 acres, river flat. jj Grass, 400 acres, want ploughing. Winters 2000 big sheep. Magnificent cropping laud, being all flat. I ,£4OOO leash required, and .£BSOO CAN i REMAIN ON MORTGAGE FOR9YEARS '(j AT 5 PER CENT. 0 1 fiO ACRES Freehold at Otane, the j. Xtll/ most beautiful valley of Hawke's 0 Bay, and the coming orchard of the North d . Island. g MAGNIFICENT WINTER CLIMATE. Right against school and railway. Fruit planting just commencing. j Dairying is bound to follow. i. Splendid fattening or cropping land. ~ Mangolds, Kale, or Clover grow to per(j fection. ' • ' Owner took ,£3OO of chaff off 30 acres. , 'Well sub-divided. r Charming home, but shedding inade--1 quate. r I. ONLY .£SOO CASH REQUIRED. Bal- ■' ance etsy. ' LA WE & -M'CARTHVa ! NAPIER AND HASTINGS, H.B. ENDSLEIGH ESTATE. THE undersigned have ■ been instructed by-the owner to. offer for PRIVATE SALE, Subdivisions of the above "-■' FAR-FAMED ESTATE, IN''AREAS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. This property contains 6ome of the RICHEST LAND IN THE DOMINION. Rich Agricultural Flats, EMINENTLY SUITABLE FOR DAIRYING, Raising Fat Lambs. Growing the highest averages of Cereal Crops, and especially Ryegrass and Clover Seed. . ) SIXTY bushels of Ryegrass Seed per - acre and EIGHTY TONS OF MANGELS S pcri'ncro have been grown on tho pro- : !■<••.'■<■• • .' iv T.< ■■ , ■ MAGNIFICENT RESIDENTIAT . ; AREAS ARK. .NOW BEING SURVEY- ; ED ON THE TERRACES OR DOWNS. 1 and situated on the Middle Road, having [ splendid views of the Heretaunga Plains'. , One has only to see these sites to appre- . ciatc them. The present OFFERS AN OPPORTUNITY seldom met with to Professional Men, Retired Farmers, Orchardists, and others to secure properties which are unique and difficult to obtain anywhere. The CLIMATE is PERFECT, and the SOIL is all that can be desired. The property is. situated obcut threequarters r* a mile from Havelock, and four miles--frcm-4lastings. •• and -a- Tram Service is now being discussed to connect the two places. For full particulars, apply to WELLV/OOD'AND WELLWOOD, Hastings, or G. A. PREECE AND CO., Palmerstou N., Sole Asents. HAWKE'S BAY-. TWO-SHEEP COUNTRY. \KJE arc efferiug for private sale » » 19S0 Acres of first-class Sl.etp Country, within 14 miles of Waipukurau Saleyards. Last- winter's stock: 3800 sheep ' and 200 head of cattle. The country is all in good English grasses, and a. large portion is ploughable. The Estate is a wellknown one in Hawke's Bay, and us the owner wishes to retire from tanning pursuits ho is willina to sell it at ■JCS PER ACRE, On easy terms. WELLWOOD" AND WELLWOOD, HASTINGS. H.B. 9'KCK ACRES, 12 miles from Hastings. Land Transfer. Subdividod into ! 27 paddocks. 10-roomed modern house, J with all conveniences. Wool shed, dip, j motor-house, implement shed, sheep yards, ' well watered; or would subdivide into 1000 f acres. This is a cheap property, and c should sell readily. PRICE for the lot, £8 10s. per acre. LUNDON, STEWART & GO,, . LIMITED, LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS HASTINGS. .' ; i A CHEAP PROPERTY. t li 7lTkf&f& ACRKS of Freehold, situated n « \yu\J within easy reach of the best e stock market in Hawke's Bay; good roads, s All in grass, half is ploughable, 1500 acres flat; well watered; carries 7000 sheep, 800 cattle and horses; subdivul(d into 7 paddocks; good buildings, woolshed, machines, etc. "• PRICE, i 5 ss. per acre. Terms car, be J arranged by an apuroved buyer. Write for further Darticu'ars. , P. S. CARROLL, , LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, WAIPUKURAU. £ DON'T MISS THIS. CSO ACRES .£OSOO CASH. PilO V CRE f Vit f D «!T Farm, yu>U been Heavy bush, now all ready for plough except about 50 acres no* stumped; 150 acres undulating laud, balance rich drained swamp. Will carry well 300 cows. Well fenced and subdivided into 15 paddocks; new u'-roomed dwelling; all conveniences; cowshed, with milking plant installed, stable, whare etc.; 2 miles from Co-op. creamery and s l railway station. Price, £20 per acre. CAMPBELL, THOMSON, AMD CO., DANNEVIRKE,