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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1193, 31 July 1911, Page 12

LAND NOTICES. THE VERY RICHEST OF PASRV LAND, CLOSE WELLINGTON. 442 ACEES--259 ACRES FREEHOLD, 173 ACEES NATIVE LEASE. THE FREEHOLD WILL CARRY OX2 DAIRY COW I'ER ACRE; ALL OLD SWAMP LAND, PERFECTLY DRAINED, AND OF TIIE VERY BEST QUALITY. Good Buildings; throe miles from Railway Station, 2 miles from School and Creamery; WELL WITHIN WELLINGTON CITY MILK SUPPLY AREA. This is one of tho FINEST DAIRY OR BULLOCK-FATTENING FARMS now on tho market. PRICE, .£37 PER ACRE FOR FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD THROWN IN. Suitable Terms can he arranged. S3IG HARCOURT & CO., HOUSE AND LAND 'AGENTS. AUCTIONEEES, AND SHAREBROKERS. LAU.BTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. KELBURNE. THE Directors of .the Upland Estate Company, Ltd., have decided to realise upon the unsold portion of the laud. To bring this about as speedily as possible, prices havo been fixed at a standard so low that purchasers can absolutely depend upon obtaining a very considerable prolit in tho near future. Just as the early purchasers of Kelburne land reaped substantial benetit, to can buyers now do equally as well under tho conditions formulated. No ono can question as to tho futuro of this portion of the City; it must progress and be lor all time a leading locality. Agents, Architects, and 3uildors can obtain information as to advantages to be obtained in dealing with portions of this property. Assistance \2r.-zi given if required to those desiring to build immediately. Lor plans and particulars apply to L. H.'B. WILSON, Secretary Tho Upland Estate Company, Ltd., 31 Hunter Street, WELLINGTON. H OK ACRES, fully improved, good 6JLifQ roomed house, cowshed, all outbuildings, 30 cows, horse, ca.t and liarness, all necessary implements, 2 separators; handy to factory and school; lie weeds. Price as a going concern, i'li per acre; good terms can be arranged. -a-jjAA ACRES, G59 0.R.1'., 450 L.T.P.; jLI.vW carry 2 sheep per acre; UQI acres grass, balance good bush, good buildings and woolshed; well subdivided mostly totarn fencing, 8 wires; 1 mil( from store, telephone, school and dip; ant 4: miles from Railway Station. Price, XI 10s. per acre; easy terms. °>OiC ACRES, all in grass and crops, /w.'V'O excepting 20 acres bush, G-roonv ed house, 14-bail cowshed, and othei outbuildings; 0 paddocks; all shecp-proo] fencing; 13 acres turnips, 7 acres oat; and grass; 20 acres just ploughed ani grassed, all good ploughable land; now carrying 37 grown cattle, .1 horses, L calves; on the Junction and Were Roads J mile from dairy factory, 1 mile froir school, post office and store- Price, ill per acre; terms, JCSOC cash, balanco oi mortgage at 5 per ccut. for 5 years. MATTHEWS & BEWNETT, AUCTIONEERS AND I.:VND AGENTS Inglewocd. Taranaki. CHEAP FARMS. ACRES, about 150 acrcs in Rrnss 01/W 2.50 acres iu good light bush, 10( acres manuka scrub, about 200 acres flat, balance hilly; about 15 acres broken It plough, well watered by permanenl streams, 2-stall stable and feed-room, 0stall cowshed, 3-roomcd house. Situate ( miles from Lower Hutt P. 0., 1 mile from school. Price, JM per acre. Terms, 4;50( cash, balance arranged. A OA ACRES, about. 50 acres flat anc 4rO~i: undulating, 100 acres bush, balanct roiish grass and scrub, well watered, llilh land. Situate close to school, and aboul 8 miles from Hutt Railway Station Price, JM per acre, favourable terms Owner would entertain exchange for re venue-producing property. ~i~l A ACRES, Manawatu Line, ricl: JLJ.'i dairying land, all in grass, nearij all ploughable, ring-fenced, 0 paddocks well watered, G-roomed house, _ wash house, stable, barn, cowshed, S-bails, con creto floor, cooling shed, etc.; one mil< from station, 2 miles from school, am haiulv to two creameries. Price, .£3O pel acre." .ClOfiO cash,, balance arranged Owner supplies milk to Wellington. NOTE—Buyers of farm propertie: should write stating their requirements. Sellers of farm properties should for ward details without delay to the under signed. H. ERNEST LESGHTONj. AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 180 FEATnERSTON" STREET. WELLINGTON, AND AT LOWER nUTT. FOR SALE. AT NELSON. VALUABLE Property, 1570 Acres, un il ulating, easy i-iopes, with rive flats; well watered; 100 acres cleared am gravid, and 11 miles of fencing erected ■ 630 acres splendid building timber, esti mated value, .£2501); four miles from I'os Office. I'. miles from Railway Station, am . diftaiil 10 miles from Nelson City, l'ric ■ only .£3 15s. per acre. Easy terms. GEQROE IV3. ROUT, 1 LAND AGENT, NELSON. I FOR SALE, : SPLENDID WAIRARAPA PROPERTY TTAOR SALE, Mr. Charles Phar.i7.ytt' iiJ well-known Property, LON'GWOOI) situated two miles from Featherston The land is all Hat, and comprises Ssl acres, all in grass, with the exception o 15'acrcs of Native Bash, which has beer treserved, the garden and grounds ar; most tastefully laid oat. The Homestead—a splendid bric'a house, only recently erected—contains li rcotns, with every modern convenience and is iustalied with electric light. There ere alsa outbuildings, motor-shed, sheari ing-shods, and usual farm buildings. > This is an opportunity of procuring n property such as seldom comes into th? I market I For price and all particulars, apply BARR, LEAP.Y, AND V/'.LLIAMS, ; FKATHERSTON ST.. WELLINGTON. j F. J. SAXBY. LAND, ESTATE, AND STOCK AGENT, llorse Bazaar, opp. Railway iitation, HAMILTON. > Tc!egi;ams—Saxby, Hamilton. r QfPI.END'iD Sheep and Dairy Farms for I O Sale, cheapest in Wnikato. Prices , ranging from ,C 2 upwards. Small deposits iSO upwards, several with buildings as deK posit; nlso exchanges. Send for particulars.