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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 95, 16 January 1926, Page 12

RURAL LAND H)l< SALE. A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN GLORIOUS SURROUNDINGS ON THE SUNNY SLOPES OF THE WESTERN HUTT, BETWEEN YIELDING AND BELMONT RAILWAY STATIONS. TRY AND PICTURE THIS AND YOU WILL WANT TO SEE IT U ACRES OF LAND, more or less level, with soil that will grow anything, about 3 acres being in gorgeous native bush, with streams, a high waferfall, and the music of native birds. A very large area of the balance Is under cultivation and planted with hundreds of fruit trees of every description in full bearing, flowers, rose gardens, and a profusion of tho choicest and rarest shrubs and plants that money could buy and which are it pure delight. Perfectly sheltered with .grown bodges and trees, throughout these magnificent grounds run well graded and formed pathways, with an abundance .ot rest seats. which make it all a perfect fairy land. The View to bo obtained is beyond description. ’The Hutt Valley, Eastbourne, the Harbour as far as the Heads, and the City are spread out in a superb panomara; to see Wellington from this aspect is to realise its beauty A strictly select locality with exceptionally fine Homes adjoining, owned by some of the city’s well-known business men APPROXIMATELY HALF A VILE ROAD FRONTAGES to the property, which could be subdivided into a number of unequalled sites, giving each a motor entrance. THE RESIDENCE, cn concrete foundations, comprises 6 splendid airy rooms, with offices complete, attractively designed and in tip-top order, with glassed-in verandahs, concrete paths and yard, besides outbuildings. Electric light, gas, never-failing water supply, and all the conveniences known to the city dweller. Direct telephone communication to Wellington, within 25 minutes motor ride of the city, and a fe-w roins/es’ walk of the Moiling Station, from which 15 trains a day run to town. The property secures the very maximum of sun, and for a healthy locality equals the best in New Zealand. For Price, Terms, Cards to View a n d full particulars apply to the joint Agents— MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. LAMBTON QUAY; Or MESSRS. E. PALLISER AND CO. GREY STREET. GOING CONCERN 900 ACRES, all in grass and all ploughable, well fenced and well watered; —Bv tii ero j s a six-roomed! house, cowshed with 4 cow plant, motor shed, and other buildings. The stock to go with the farm includes 70 cows, 10 heal young stock, 3 bulls, 2 horses. This farm is situated 0n1y,4 .miles from rail and ! mile from factory and school, and is well worth an inspection. PRICE. £l3 per acre as a. going eon corn; £l5OO cash or vendor will consider a reasonable offer, for owing to increasing age the property must be disposed of. A BARGAIN in SHEEP COUNTRY IQiA ACRES, Freehold Title, 1600 acres in English grasses, balance in good .LOW bush. This property has been splendidly fenced. It is well watered, and winters two sheep to the acre in addition to cattle. There arc some good flats around the homestead, and practically the whole of tho land lies well to the sun. There is a good wo.ilshcd, yard.-,, and dip, but the house is only a. 4-roomed one. This property was recently valued for Mortgage purposes at £22.0110. but at the present' time if can be bought at a sacrifice. PRICE. £8 per acre. Easy terms. No. 175 S X.B.—Write for further details or for our Register, which contains particulars of hundreds of properties, post free. HARCOURT AND CO., LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, WELLINGTON ANEW YEAR’S GIFT QAI ACRES, Native Lease, 9 years to run at £lO2 per annum (about 2s. 3d. dvl p el . ac ,e), with right of renewal for a further 23 years; compensation for improvements; situated 8 miles by metalled road from Otorohanga; cream collected and school handy; approximately two-thirds of the property is ploughable, balance easy low hills; 100 acres of good Hate; about 400 acres nas been ploughed and grassed, but owing to neglect has somewhat deteriorated; ring fenced excepting about 60 chains; several paddocks; plenty of permanent water; large house and outbuildings. The property will carry now 30 to 40 dairy cows, and with a little expenditure will do considerably more. It was valued a few years ago by a competent valuer at £lO per acre for the freehold, and is now being offered by the mortgagee at the ridiculous figure of £l5OO for the goodwill. Terms £250 cash; balance arranged at 6 per cent. F. R. H. BRICE AND CO,, LTD, LAND AND INSURANCE AGENTS. MARTON. SMALL DEPOSIT PROPERTIES Dr A ACRES, all r-lougliable; 120 grassed, 130 flat, balance undulating; 4Ot)U roomed house, cowshed, etc.: £8 per acre, £250 deposit. Balance sor years, 6 per cent. GO Acres River Flat, 4-roomed house, cowshed, etc.; £21(10. £2OO deposit, balance 5 yeats, 6 per cent. ' 310 Acres, 260 grassed, balance bush, practically aH plonghable when stumped, carry at present 400 ewes besides cattle; 3-roomcd house, outbuildings; £lO per acra. £l5O cash, 5 or 7 years, 6 per cent. Those are ail handy properties and all unencumbered. For full particulars apply to J. R. MORTON, P.O, BOX 60, TE KUITI

AN IDEAL FARM no ACRES FREEHOLD, nea' Levin, practically all ploughable; well sheltered. O’’ fenced, and watered, with splendid 5-roomed house, and conveniences magnificent: view, and within i mile of creamery and seh-’.ol. For further parI. GORDON w RICHARDSON LAND AGENT. LEVIN.

— I’WO SELECTI D FROI’I ISITIONS. 400 ACRES, best Rangitikei cropping country, with good 5-rooined Dwelling, ttUU also cottage, granary, stable imp.ement shed, etc.; splendid fat famb country, also has good prospective value, being adjacent to thriving town Price. £46. Cash required only about £l5OO ACRES, hill country, containing approx. 12.000,000 teet best milling Xl H bush, mostly best rimu, s miles from railway Goine as a freehold at £3 per acre, to wind up estate A. J. B. SICELY, LICENSED LAND AGENT - MARTON.

‘l’"/!/’! ACRES FREEHOLD, m the Wanganui district; 600 acres flat, balance Z/UU easv hills; well subdivided by post nnd wire fences, permanent water in everv paddock. At present carrying 2200 ewes. 1250 wethers 1000 hog‘MIOO lambs-. 50 rams, 280 cattlo. Good six-roomed dwelling, all con ven iprices ~tclephone, woolshcd, also good range outbuildings. Stock may be taken over at valuation Last sear’s wool elip realised £3!)CO. Ihis is an excellent piopertv and wilt stand the closest inspection Price reduced to -Cl9 per acre. I erms arranged luce BRfiCE, caird and co., Ol’P G.1’.0.. WANGANUI. I’-O- BOX 189.

GOOD PAYABLE PROPOSITION. OIA ACRFS FREEHOLD, situated 4 miles from Levin by good road; cream Z4v ‘ collected from gate; qualitv oi soil ranges from low sand ridges to beavv drained swamp; about 175 acres being flat and ploughable. The property s now being used for dairying, and doing. 100 cows well, but is suitable for any cUs of farming, especially sheep fattening, as it grows great crops. lhe nriee asked as a "oing concern, including 90 cows, milking machines, and all necessary f'nm implements, walk in, walk out. X 35 pci acre. Easy terms arranged.’ F.r further GILSON LEV IN.

“A ACRES, close Palmerston North, uv 35 acres grass, balance rough feed, carrying 12 cows, 2 bulls, young stock, and’2 horses; 4-roomed Bungalow and outbuildings. Price X 1750. Terms. X5OO cash, or exchange for house Palmerston North or Wellington.

WELLINGTON SUBURBAN LAND AND HOUSES. just outside City Boundary, make splendid cutting-up proposition. Rentals about X'475 per annum. Price £7700. Equity .£5700. Owner would exchange for good Dairy Farm of 50 Io 109 acres. Manawa! u or AVuikato preferred.

snnn ACRES, AV<iirirnpa, 2/3 rds. JUvv in grass; carries 600 ewes and 40 dairv cows; 7-roomed homm and small cottage mid outbuildings. Price X. 5 111 s. acre. Easy terms or would take house or small farm as deposit. H. G. RUTTER AND CO.. Land Agents. Wellington.