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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 116, 9 February 1929, Page 4

RURAL LAND FOR SALE. (Continued from Page 14.) QI /I ACRES, within Wellington City OXA area, for milking for town supply, all in grass; good hill country; now carrying 700 sheep and 2t> cattle; should carry 30-35 cows and 300 sheep ; very good 6-roomed house and outbuildings. Price £2O per acre; terms about £lOOO cash to sound buyer. Deceased Estate; must be realised. ~ . , QHyn ACRES, Manawatu Line, handy Oi V Wellington, li miles Railway and Township; about 80 acres flat and ploughable', balance all easy hills; about 670 acres in good English grasses, balance standing bush and scrub, with rough feed; carrying capacity, 600 breeding ewes, 400 dry sheep, 40 dairy cowg, ana 50 dry cattle; 2 good houses, 6 and 4 rooms, 6-bail cowshed, woolshed, (yards and dip; well-situated property and good climate. Price £l3 per acre; easy terms, or would take small farm area up to 30 acres alongside good township as part deposit. X H. G. RUTTER AND CO., Farm Salesmen, Wellington. MORTGAGEE’S SALE. 1 1 zlfi ACRES, 9 paddocks, 500 chains IILU fencing; first-class house, woolshed, stable, etc. Valued for mortgage purposes in worst period of slump at £5 Ils. fid. per acre. For Sale by first mortgagees through us at £3 per acre. One of the best propositions offering in the North Island to-day. Terms, £3OO cash, balance long term at 5i per cent, to practical man. Good 2-sheep country. Railway 22 miles. CHAS. B. BUXTON LTD., Financial Brokers, Corner Featherston and Panama Streets. Wellington. Phones. 40 —100 and 40 —101. SOUND PROPOSITION. Q’T'fJO ACRES Splendid Sheep, Cattle QU an( j Dairying Country; 90 acres ALLUVIAL FLATS, balance undulating to easy hills, all in grass except 16 acres bush. 22 Subdivisions watered by running streams. WINTERED over 3000 Breeding Ewes, 1000 Wethers, 750 Big Cattle, 60 Dairv Corts, 14 Horses. BUILDINGS. —Six-roomed house and 3-roomed cottage, woolshed, 3 sets sheep yards, milking shed and plant. Price £l3/10/- per acre. Terms: £5OOO cash. ANDERSON & CO., 516 N.Z. Insurance Buildings, AUCKLAND. ONE OF THE BEST A PRETTIEST STUD FARMS IN MASTERTON. O>7 Q ACRES. Owner estimates carry <0 • ing 1500 eWes, heavy river silt, tiled drained, grows anything, will fatten anything; nice home, with modern conceniences, all Outbuildings, 7 miles to town. Price, £45. Easy terms to good man. C. C. ROSS AND CO., Land and Estate Agents, Masterton. GOOD MIXED FARM. AKA ACRES, all in grass. 70 acres wv r £ c h fl a t land, balance easy, undulating country, large portion ploughable; 3 miles from town, on sealed road; all first-class land, and free from weeds 5 paddocks well-fenced and watered, carry 1200 sheep, and 100 head cattle; handy to school and factory. Small cottage, sheepyards, etc. Price, £22 10s. acre; reasonable terms to practical farmer; C. H. Whitehead, Palmerston North. H ACRES Freehold, comfortable house O and splendid range of outbuildings. Land is all level and in good heart, handy to railway and schools. Price £7OO. Apply L. W. KIRKBY, Rata Street, Inglewood. SMALL FARM, LOWER HUTT. 41 ACRES Land, L.1.P., close to Sta2, tion, suitable for poultry; 4-room cottage. Price reduced for quick sale to £lO5O. J. FANNING AND CO., 74 Manners Street, Wellington. >•— ——j — —t— A SPLENDID FREEHOLD. WS have been instructed to offer an up-to-date freehold, situated in good Town —with a certified trade of £l4O per week—containing 32 rooms, in first-class order and condition throughout—is a C.T. house, and is the leading " T otel in the Town. Speights’ Beer only. Overhead expenses very light. The Price for the Freehold is cheap, and a deposit of £5OOO is required. Very easy terms for the balance can be arranged. For further particulars apply: A. W. Gallichan and Co., Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North. TENDERS. LOWER HUTT BOROUGH COUNCIL. BELL ROAD BRIDGE. WAIWETU STREAM. WENDERS are invited for the conA struction in timber of the above Bridge consisting of two spans of 25 feet each. Plans, specifications, etc., may be obtained at the Borough Engineer’s Office during ofiice hour? on the deposit of£l ls|., returnable on receipt of a bona-fide tender. Tenders addressed to the undersigned and endorsed “Tender for Bell Road Bridge” will be received up to 12 noon on Wednesday, February 20, 1929. B. S. KNOX, „ * Town Clerk. February 8, 1929. HUTT RIVER SHINGLE CO.. LTD TpRESH Water Grayel, Sand. Crude *- and Crushed Metal. Ring 28—040 for quotations. Works: MELLING. BELMONT; TAITA. Office: ” HATRICK’S BUILDING, Corner of Wakefield and Taranaki Streets. Telephone 28—640. A RCHITECTS.—Shanks and Sons. Glassworkers, Wicksteed Street, Wanganui, will be pleased to quote. ’Phone 4945. A WELL-KNOWN Southland builder writes: “We have been using ORB for over 40 years and find it cheapest in the end.” LYSAGHT’S ORB. BRAND CORRUGATED IRON. Write John Lysaght L,td„ Box 341. Wellington for free copy of their Pocket Handbook. , EGMONT BOX CO. LTD. BUSH SAWMILL—-Kaknhi. JOINERY FACTORY—Hawera. TIMBER YARDS—Eitbam and New Plymouth. DRY DRESSED TIMBER A SPECIALTY. Head Office:—ELTHAM, ‘Phone 20. IT’NJOY the facilities of a Sewerage System by Installing a ‘HUME” Septic Tank, made In accordance with Health Department’s Regulations Hundreds being installed yearly throughout New Zealand. Write for full particulars to HUME PIPE COMPANY (Aust.). LIMITED, P. 0,, Box 402, Palmerston North. I W BARBER AND CO., Dry Cleaners ' • (no dyeing), 125 Cuba St., City.