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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1302, 4 December 1911, Page 12

LAND NOTICEB. HASTINGS FREEHOLDS. ACRES OA-A ACRES ACRES 4\)i)l) ACRES SUBDIVIDED INTO 9g-ALLOTMENTS, in AREAS from 30 ACRES up to 230 ACRES in Extont-Q/» ft B. HOADLEY AND SON, LIMITED, have been instructed by Mr. Frank . \J. liee to oiler by Public Auction at il,„ KING'S THEATRE, HASTINGS, , MONDAY, ISth DECEMIJEU, 1011, at 2 p.m., all that FREEHOLD LAND. . being formerly u portion of the well-known "Longlands" Elate, and situated about 31 guiles from Hastings, and adjacent to the Frimloy Fruit Grounds. This valuable property consists of some very rich alluvial land and some linlit and. shingly country, and will bo olforrd in lols, allowing tho different classes to bo ' worked together to considerable advantage for : DAIRYING, GRAZING, FRUIT GROWING, AND MIXED FARMING. This is an opportunity for the small men to secure freehold holdings, being about the last large block in the plains suitable for subdivision, and must in consequence improve in value. TERMS OF PA YMENT.-Tsu per cent, at timo of sale; 15 per cent, on 31st January, 1012, timo of delivery; the balance can remain on till 31st January, 1915, ' bearing 5 per cent, interest. Plans, showing blocks with improvements, aro being prepared for circulation. ; C. B. HOADLEY AND SON, LTD., "AUCTIONEERS, NAP'ER AND HASTINGS. CHEAP SHEEP FARM. QQX ACRES, 0.R.P., at £\ per acre; splendid sheep country; splendid soil on tloi) clay and papa; takes the grass well, and grows healthily. The property is high and dry, and being in a warm locality winters tho stcck well. The grass is good and healthy, anil after tho dry spell this year it was fresh and green, tho better parts even growing. The fencing is good and in excellent condition, and the property is divided info 10 paddocks. The formation generally is hilly with a nice lot of easy country, and a aoodly portion undulatiug to Hat. Buildings comprise new -4-roomcd house, new woolshcd, shcep.yards, and dip. Area in grass, COO acres, balance bush of Eimu and Tawa, Wintered 1000 breeding ewes and 200 other sheep, and had 81 per cent, of lambs. Wool sold at 9UI. Ewes averaged 911b. Cattle get all over it. The Ouner is a business man in Wang.inui, and the farm, being in the Upper Waitara District, it is too far away. The property can be made freehold at any time. Price, £j per acre, and is cheap. Terms, .£2OOO cash. LONDON, GOSS, & CO., REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Opposite Post Office, Ridgway Street, WANGANUI. NEW SOUTE-S__WAL,ES LAWDS. BUYERS desirous of obtaining particulars of HIGH-CLASS AGRICULTURAL and GRAZING PROPERTIES, please communicate with HAIN & SEAJIIGHT, EK 12 LOFTUS STREET, SYDNEY. Wo are Property Specialists, and furnish reliable advice to intending pnrchasers. Our Property Sales for 11)10 totalled .£1,153,298. QUEENSLAND AND U.S. WALES AGENTS. JOHN BRIDGE AND COMPANY, LIMITED (established 42 years), a. Sydney, Brisbane, and Toowoomba |Q.), will pladly forward you particulars of tho best investments in Queensland and N.S. U'i'.ies. If you want a Cattle or Sheep Property, Mixed Fanning, Wheat or Dairy L''ann, drop us a line. Reliable information always available. JOHN BRIDGE & COY., LIMITED, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, WOOL AND PRODUCE BROKERS. SELLING AGENTS FOR OVER 5000 QUEENSLAND & N.S. WALES CLIENTS. WStfV bOUTH WALES LAS'^DS. H&JNEW ZEALAND LAND BUYERS AND INVESTORS WHO CONTEM. N PLATE COMING TO N.S W., SHOULD COMMUNICAih WITH . " MAIDEN BRO&, STOCK AND PROPERTY SALESMEN, MOORE STREET, SYDNEY. N.S.W.. ___^ NEW SOUTH WALES PROPERTIES. WRITE TO BADGERY BROTHERS, SYDNEY, WHO HAVE PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS. THEY KNOW THE COUNTRY, PEOPLE, AND STOCK. FULL I'AIITICU- ' LARS ON APPLICATION TO BADGERY BROTHERS. STOCK KiMVi SALESMEN, SYDNEY. WAIRARAPA PROPERTIES WELL WORTH INSPECTION. Bi' SOUTHERN BUYERS. A(Z(\ ACRES. Ekctahuua, P. 0.. School, Creamery, within 2 miles., Property well Brassed; will wuter II sheep. Buildings consist of 9-roomed house, all conveniences, woolshcd. stables, etc. Subdvidcd into 10 paddocks, all well watered. PRICE, £U. TERMS ARRANGED ■ 133 1 Qf&A ACRES. 15 miles from Masterton, all in good English grass, well subXOljXf divided, permanent water. New house, woolshed, dip, etc. PRICE £§ ss. Terms arranged. 118 jAft ACRES, 18 miles from Masterton. 2 miles to school, 4 miles to Post Office, rt-\J\J all in cood English urass Limited area ploushable. balance undulating. Will winter 2 sheen and cattle; 5-roomed house, woolshed, cowbails, etc. Telephone on propertv. PRICE. £$ PER ACRE;.£IOOO CASH. 116 R. U. HARDEN, FINANCIAL, LAND, INSURANCE AGENT, AUCTIONEER. SHAREBROKER, MASTERTON. A GOOD INVESTMENT. -f QAA ACRES, Freehold, very suitable for subdivision into 10 or 11 dairy farms, iOUU and has been surveyed for such. All in grass and crops. The greater part has been under cultivation for years. Has been used for fattening purposes. Well subdivided, fenced, and watered. Good house and orchard, woolshed, largo stable, shearing shod, dip, sheep yard, etc.; 11 miles from township, railway, creamery, and very good saleyards. Good roads. The owner has left New Zealand. PRICE, £\i per acre. TERMS, 25 per cent cash, balance to be arranged. SHEEP STATION FOR SALE. rVQAA ACRES, Freehold (L.T.). Winters two grown sheep per acre, besides I o\i v cattle. Over 7500 acrcs in grass. Well subdivided and fenced. Well G "- : .j rotb.jri's. a -'hares. Shcepyards, stockyard, stables,etc. Large shearing shed (holds 4000 sheep); 0 miles from town and railway. Good metalled roadc. Turns off excellent stock and wool is favourably known. PRICE, £9 per acre. TERMS, can be arranged. Further particulars on application to— DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., WELLINGTON. A K3WG OOUPJTRV SNIP. IJOO ACRES Native Lease; term 42 years, low rentals, with compensation for I V'O improvement; at end of term; about 100 acres tawa busn, river flats in grass, plenty of rough feed, balance rich fern country, with 400 to 500 acres ploughable. Main Trunk Railway Station within 12 miftu by good road. Price, ,£2 per acre. GET ON TO US RE THIS. THORP &' M C VILLY, THE REAL ESTATE MEN, TAUMARUNUI. FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE. WAIROA. H.B. TO C 79 ACRES, of which 12,072 are freehold, and 000 acres Nativo lease, with 1/6,0 1 nJ 18 years to run, at a rental of £W per annum. The property is situated 30 miles from Wairoa by road, within a few miles of Lake Waika'remoana, 8000 acres are in grass, ICOO acres in bush, and the balance is in fern and suub. The buildings comprise an 8-rooined house, with hot and cold water, aud every convenience, men s whare, 4 rooms, woolshed, with Wclseley machines, stables, and nil necessary outbuildings. The property has just wintered 0500 sheep aud 300 head or cattle. In tho summer it will carry 12,000 grown sheep and JOO head ot cattle. The tenders for the Harbour Works closo at tho end of November, a/id there is a big prospective value in this property, wnich wo can strongly recommend. Price .£50,000 as a going coucern, about half cash, balanco ou mortgage. For further' particulars, apply to DALGETY AND noMPANY, LTD., WAIROA. HAWKE'S BAY. HAWKE'S BAY DISTRICT. SPLENDID SHEEP RUN. OQOC ACRES, Freehold, situated 18 miles from Waipawa, on good metal /iiJ/iIU road; 1200 acres hilly, 172G acres undulating and Hat Will winter 5000 6heep (including 3000 breeding ewes), and 300 cattle. Ring-fenced, divided into 14 paddocks, all well watered. Buildings all new as follows—Dwelling (12 rooms) woolshed, fitted with machines (G stands), aud all necessary outbuildings. Price, ,£lO 10s. per acre; two-thirds can remain on mortgage, 5 years, at 5 per cent. Stock at valuation. HIGGINSON ANDMACSHANE, 143 FEATT7ERSTON ST.. WELLINGTON. PROFITABLE CQMCERfrj. THE BEST OFFERED. MAIL AND COACHING BUSINESS, situate in one of tho best towns in North Island; Contracts, Stock, Plant, and everything comnlcte THE PRICE 1H .£Sf,O FOR THE LOT. Full Particulars given to ONLY Bnnn-lido inquirers. YOU CAN'T GO V/RONG. REMEMBER.-No one but Practical Men need Inquire, and Owner will only deal with such. DON'T MISS IT. Inquire ONLY from BOWDEN AND SUTCLIPFE. 21 MAIN STREET WEST, PALMEKSTON NORTEL .WHO DO SELL THE LAND, >