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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1194, 1 August 1911, Page 10

LAND NOTICES. THE VERY RICHEST OF DASRY LAWD, CLOSE WELLINGTON. 442 ACKES--269 ACRES FREEHOLD, 173 ACRES NATIVE LEASE. THE FREEHOLD WILL CARRY ONE DAIRY COW PER ACRE; ALL OLD SWAMP LAND, PERFECTLY DRAINED, AND OF THE YEKY BEST QUALITY. Good Buildings; three miles from Rai'.wav Station, 2 miles from School and Creamery; WELL WITHIX AYELLINGTON CITY MILK SUPPLY AREA. This is one of the FINEST DAIRY OR BULLOCK-FATTENING PAHMS now on the market. PRICE, .£37 TEE ACRE FOE FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD THROWN IN. Suitable Terras can be arranged. S3IS HARCOURT & CO., HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, AUC. TIOXEEES, AND SHAREBROKERS. LAMBTON QUAY, WELUNGTON, KELBURNE. THE Directors of the Upland Estato Compaiiy, Ltd., have decided to realise upon the unsold portion of the land. To bring this about as speedily as possible, prices have been iixed at a standard so low that purchasers can absolutely depend upon obtaining a very considerable profit in tho near future. Just as tho early purchasers of lvelbur.se land reaped substantial benelit to can buyers now do equally as well under tho conditions formulated. No one can question a? to th« future of this portiun of the City; it must progtess aud be lor all time u leading locality. Agents, Architects, and Builders can obtain information as to advantages to bo obtained in dealing with portions of this property. Assistance will be givi:u if required lo those desiring to build immediately. I , or plans and particulars apply to L. H. B. WILSON, Secretary The Upland Estato Company, Ltd., 31 Hunter Street, WELLINGTON. 1 Qjr ACRES, fully improved, good 6.JLn)O roomed house, cowshed, all putbuildings, 30 cows, horse, ea,t and harness, ail necessary implements, '2 separators; handy to factory and school; no weeds. Price as n going concern, .£l7 per aero; good terms can be. arranged. 11l ail ACRES, 659 0.K.P., 450 L.T.P.; JL.IA/l/ carry 2 sheep per acre; t!00 acres grass, balance good bush, good buildings and woolshed; well .subdivided, mostly totara fencing, S wires; 1 milo from store, telephone, school and dip; and •1 miles from Railway Station. Price, J;j 10s. per acre; easy terms. S?Of* ACRES, nil in grass and crops, /■y.vO excepting 20 acres bush, G-room-e<l house, lJ—bail cowshed, and other outbuildings; 9 paddocks; all sheep-proof fencing; 13 acres- turnips, 7 acres oats and grass; 20 acres just ploughed and grassed, all good ploughable land; nowcarrying 37 grown cattle, 5 horses, \i calves; on the Junction and Wore Roads; j milo from dairy factory, 1 mile from school, post oifiee and store. Price, i£lo per acre; terms. ,£.")00 cash, balance ou mortgage at .1 per cent, for 5 years.

WJATTMteivsS fit ESfclVsiJis, i r, AUCTIONBI3HS AND I/AXD AGENTS, Inglewood. Tarauaki. CHEAP FARMS. fAA ACRES, aljout l">n acres in straw, OlP" L'JO acres in good light bush, 100 acres nw.uuka scrub, about 200 acres flat, balance hilly; about 15 acres broken to plough, well watered by permanent streams. 2-stnll staWe and fecd-reom, listall cowshed, ,1-roomrd house. Situate C miles from Lower liiitt P. 0., 1 niilo from school. Price, Xi per acre. Terms, .t'afl.l) cash, baliinoe arranged. A Q/3 ACRES, about 50 acres flat and *fro4ibiiiHliilatin». WO neres bush, balance rough grass and scrub, well watered, hilly land. Situate close to school, and about 8 miles from Hutt Railway Station. Price, .CI per aero, lavourablc terms. Owner would entertain exchange for re-venue-producing property. m ACRES, Manawatu Line, rich dairying land, all in grass, nearly all plcughable, ring-fenced, 9 paddoelcs, well watered, C-rooiucd house, washhouse, stabie, barn, cowshed, S-bai!s, concrete floor, cooling shed, elc; one mile from station, - miles from school, and handv to two creameries. Price, J;:JO per acre." =CIOOO cash, balant-o arranged. Owner .supplies mill; to Wellington. NOTE.—iiuycis cf farm properties should write "stating their requirements. Sellers of farm jiropc-rties shoitUl forward details without delay to the miderH. eRKEST LESGHTOW,. AUCTiOSEEK, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, IS6 FEATIIEKSTON STREET, WELLINGTON, AND AT LOWER IIUTT. I'OR SALE, AT NELSON. "STALUABLE l'ropi-riy, 1370 Acres, un- » du'.al'ii'.g, easy slopes, with river (hits; well watered; 100 acres cleared and grassed, and U miles of fencing erected; CSB acies splendid building timber, estimated value, ,t2oOO; four miles from l'oi-t Office, IV miles from Railway Station, uiid distant 40 milos from Nelsnn City. Prico only X 3 l-js. per acre. E:isy terras. GEORGE M. ROOT, LAND ACiENT, NELSON. FOR SALE, SPLENDID VVAIRARAPA PROPERTY. PALE, Mr. Charles Phararyn'i £ 1 well-known Property, LONGWCOP, sUualE'l two miles from i f eatlierston. The land is all flat, and comprises 857 acres, all in grass, with the inception of 15 acres of Native Mush, which has been preserved, the garden and grounds are most tastefully li\id oat. The Homestead—a splendid brick housv, only iccentiy erected—contains IT rcoms. with every modern convenience, mid is installed ivilii electric liglit. There are also outbuildings, motor-shed, shear-ing-sheds, and usual farm buildings. This is an opportunity of procuring n property such as edl'Jsm comes iuto th» market. For price and all particulars, apply BADR, LEAFiY, AND WiUIAMS, FEATIIERKTON ST.. WELLINGTON. F. J. SAXBY, LAND, KSTATE, AND STOCK AGENT, Horse Bar.aar, opp. Kailway Station TfAMir.TOX. Tplegrams-Saxbv, Jlaniilton CtPLKNIVIL) Sheep and Dairy Farnis for Kj Sale, cheapest in Waikato. Prices ransing from £2 upwards. Small deposits J;SO upwards, wveral with buildings as doposit; also exchanges. Send for particulars.