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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 152, 24 March 1925, Page 12

AUCTIONS. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED WELLINGTON I ' HANDY SHEEP FARM. QAA ACRES (about), Freehold, part hilly and undulating, with about 300 acres ploughable. All in English grass, with the exception of a few acres of shelter bush; divided into 9 paddocks. Carrying capacity, 2 sheep to the acre, besides 400 head cattle. Buildings consist of 2 homesteads of 6 and 8 looms, woolshed, sheep dip, and sheep yards. Good metalled road to the property, which is tine, healthy sheep country. About 8 miles from town and railway station, and with in j mile of Post Office. Foi price and further particulars, apply MASTERTON AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY. . L . vnn Q A KA ACRES of healthy coastal country, carrying and wintering SoOT AnUV sheep and 200 head of cattle. Good buildings, comprising new faroomed dwelling, with all conveniences, new woolshed with 3-stand plant, stables, workshop, slieepyards, dip, etc. Subdivided into 12 paddocks, whicli are watered by good running streams. ... At the price asked, viz., Ji36,000, with £6OOO CASH, we ’consider this great value, being ONLY £6 10s. PER SHEEP. Recent sales of this class of property have been made at £8 per sheep, so the above proposition is certain! y worthy of more than passing notice. Telegraph promptly if interested. MASTLRTON. NAPIER IQI 9 ACRES Freehold, 5 miles from Mohaka, and 40 miles from Napier J- 1 - I by road, 4 miles from sea coast. Three-fourths in English grasses, balance light bush and manuka. Undulating and hilly, with 70 acres ploughable. Up-to-date 6-roomed house and station buildings, and woolshed (4 stands); 1900 sheep, 170 cattle, but considerably more could be carried if place were fully improved. Price, £7 per acre. Terms. This is a cheap place. O 1 A A ACRES Freehold, 14 miles from Napier, and 12 miles from Eskdale i.lT’r railway station, by good motor roads. About half ploughable. Hell fenced and subdivided into 25 paddocks. Well watered bv river and permanent springs. Seven-roomed house and outbuildings, woolshed (3 stands), 2 stables, etc.; 2400 sheep, 150 cattle, with turnip another 1000 sheep. Price. £9 per acre. Terms. ' ACRES, Freehold, 35 miles from Napier, in back country across I ULHJ Mohaka River, known as “Pakatutu” Station; 4000 acres in grass, balance light bush and scrub; 3000 acres ploughable. River boundary and numerous dividing fences. Half flat and half undulating. Well watered. Six-roomed house, 2-roomed cottage, woolshed (4 stands), and usual station buildings; j-sheep country, besides cattle and horses; 3500 sheep, 150 cattle. Wintered well. Price, 40s. per acre. Terms. PALMERSTON NORTH 450 Acres Freehold, 400 acres in grass, balance in crops and shelter bush; 250-acres flat, balance easy hills; 250 acres ploughable; well subdivided with post and wire fences, watered by permanent streams: will carry 2 ewes besides cattle; up-to-date 8-roomed house and necessary outbuildings, milking plant, etc.; situated handy to railway, school and factory; good metalled road to property. Price £2l per acre. Terms as arranged. ' \ WANGANUI ’ 1 9QQ O.R.P., at 80s. per acre, all in grass, with th® exception of about 100 acres. Carrying capacity, dry sheep, besides cattle. Papa "country,, well watered with permanent streams. Subdivided into seven paddocks; 4-roomed house, 3-stand shearing plant. Owner wishes to retire on account of age. Mortgage of £lOOO. Terms can be arranged/for balance. Price, £7 per acre for the goodwill. HAWERA OAA ACRES, Freehold. Good dairying land, 5 miles from good town, 1} OirV miles from factory and school. Good 7-roomed house with all conveniences: cowshed, implement shed, etc Carrying 80 cows, 300 sheep, and 39 cattle. Price £56 10s. per acre. Terms on application. Inspection recommended. , STRATFORD ACRES. Freehold, 3-parts ploughable, all in grass, subdivided into 9 v paddocks, will carry and do well 4Z)O sheep and 100 head cattle; 8roomed house, woolshed, etc etc.; miles to school, 10 miles from Stratford by good metalled toad. Price, <£l4 10s. per acre. Terms .£lOOO cash, balance on mortgage for 5 years.at per cent. Particulars of any of these Properties may be obtained, any Branch Office. NEW'ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED

FARMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION IN THE WANGANUI DISTRICT 04 A ACRES FREEHOLD, half flat and ploughable, balance easy sidelings and warm basins; all in grass, well subdivided into numerous convenient paddocks. Situated 10 miles from Wanganui, 2 miles Railway, stores, etc.; school adjoins property; cream collected. Good metalled motor road. Carrying capacity 40 dairy cows, and 300 breeding owes, and will fatten big percentage of lambs off the grass. Buildings include 5-roomed house, with every convenience; concreted cowshed, motor and implement shed. j'2s PER ACRE; £lOOO CASH. LEASE AS GOING CONCERN. KUI ACRES, 7 years’ lease at 30s. per acre, half good rich flats, balance easy JUv hills. Situated close to Wanganui, suitable for town supply; J-mile from railway, factory, school, etc.; 4-rooined house, concreted cowshed. £750 AS GOING CONCERN—39 Jersey cows, 1 pedigree Jersey 'bull,. 1 horse, sundries, etc. PRICE £750 FOR LOCK, STOCK, AND BARREL. HACKSHAW SEARLE, - Land Salesmen, Finance and Insurance Agents, 74 RIDGWAY STREET (bpp. Rutland Hotel), WANGANUI. 'Phone 2062. TO BE SOLD AS A GOING CONCERN 1 A SPLENDID RANG’ITIKEI SHEEP FARM. 1794 ACRES, comprising 150 freehold, balance L.1.P., all good sheep and I >4l cattle-grazing country; 700 good breeding ewes, 140 ewe hoggets, 14 rams, <M) head cattle, horses, go with property. Remainder of stock at valuation. This farm carries 2 sheep per acre. Adjoining jailway station.. Price £l5 per ;.cra Easy te N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DIST. CO. LTD. FEIL DING.

WANTED, FARMS. — SELLERS of good sheep and dairy properties are asked to forward their details as to area, price, terms, with carrying capacity, improvements, .wool, and dairy returns for past seasons, where possible, to H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, Estate Agent and Valuer, 182 Featherston Street. BUSINESS NOTICES. THE demand for improvements in many lines of Machinery was never create! than at present Everywhere manufacturers are seeking fresh ideasnew methods. Can you invent anything of commercial value? If you can it may prove profitable But get vour idea pro tected Interview Messrs. Baldwin and Raywani, Patent Attorneys and Consulting Engineers, 111 Lambton Quay. Wei lington. RUPTURE (Hernia) CARELESSNESS in regard to Rupture frequently results in years of discomfort and danger. A badly fitting and incorrect truss is always doing harm—not good Whereas, the proper appliance is effective, comfortable, and an insurance against strangulation. Don’t delay in getting advice as to the proper Truss to wear. It will cost you nothing and probably eave you years ° f anlietV ' G. R. ROWE. Truss Expert, 4 Courtenay Place, (>-er King's Pharmacy. flours- to 12: 2to 5 Evenings by arrangement. UARRY Owners—Blast with “Litlivte.” Up to 20 per cent, stronger Uian others. Simplest, safest, and most ..ffective Particirars from R. P. M. Manning and Co., 135 Albeit Street, A uckland. — LOCKSMITHS. rpOLLEY & HUNT—Supplies, Repairs, 1. Duplications Basement, under Railway Offices, No. 1 Willis Street. ’Phone 3800.