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RURAL LAND FOR SALE. LEASE WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE. MIXED FARM. ACRES, front part ploughable and has been used lor dairying; back of OF* property originally bush, all in grass. Ring fenced, divided into 14 paddocks. Carrying capacity: 11 sheep to the acre. House of 4 rooms and conveniences, implement-shed, motor-shed, 6-bail cow-shed. Situated 18 miles Iron Te Kuiti by metalled road. 1 mile from school. Rent: £~oo per aim tin. lui chasing clause £5/10/- per acre.— -Te Kuiti Branch. pjA ACRES, Freehold, 32 miles from Dannevirke. Carries two sheep to the acre besides C!l ttle. 1-Mile from Post Office and school. Divided into 4 paddocks, all grassed. Sheep yards, but no buildings. 1 RICE: £lo/10/- per Acre, and terms can be arranged.— Dannevirke Branch. aaa ACRES, lease with purchasing clause, Rangitikei, flat and undulating, watered by springs. Small house, also wash-house and granary. This is a real good farm carrying GOO ewes and cattle. Rent 22/- per acre. 1 uichasing Price: £27. Cash required, about £l2OO. — Marton Branch. TDEAL DAIRY FARM of 374 acres, handy to Palmerston North. First-class -L land, all level, well fenced, watered, and sheltered; good 5-roomed house and whare; e.l. and h. and c„ with good outbuildings. Carrying _o cows and joun„ stock. PRICE : £lOO per Acre.— Palmerston North Office. BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, LTD., PALMERSTON NORTH, TE KUITI. MARTON, DANNEVIRKE. £l2OO A YEAR- £l2OO. ' A FARM that can be bought with about £2OOO cash down, which will show, A year in and year out. at least £l2OO per annum return, in one of the nicest districts in New Zealand, is surely worth owning. HERE IT 15.—330 ACRES, in Hawke’s Bay, in a charming locality. A most suitable place for fat lamb raising, or if desired, the front portion (flat) will milk a big herd of cows. Present owner is in the fat lamb business and getting wonderful results. Last year's returns £4/5/; per acre, and the farni is not yet up to maximum production. What is not flat is easy rolling country, all of which cun be worked with top-dresser. Nice creek through property. House: .> rooms, and outbuildings. The nicest farm I have offered for a long time—and a Bargain I ■ Full particulars on application. HERBERT HEWITT, DANNEVIRKE. ' FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. OWNER RETIRING. n-rn ACRES. 430 acres freehold; 740 acres leasehold. Good homestead • ” (9 rooms). All necessary buildings and subdivided 20 paddocks. Carrying 2350 sheep (mostly ewes), 260 cattle. Situated near Manakau. Most of freehold is rich flats. This is one of the best propositions on the coast. I'or all particulars, apply— WRIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO. LTD., Wellington and Masterton. ABRAHAM A WILLIAMS LTD., Palmerston North. FOR SALE—AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE PROPERTY. QKOII ACRES Feilding district, close to town, railway, saleyards, etc. iw'tJvU Absolutely first-class property (fully improved), with over 700 acres of flat land. Already been subdivided and surveyed into smaller farms: every description of building, including good homestead and several cottages. llie carrying capacity is high, and altogether it is a proposition-the like of which has seldom been offered for sale. ' ... . Full particulars, price, terms, etc., will be supplied to genuine inquirers only. VICTOR E. SMITH, REAL ESTATE AGENT :: FEILDING PALMERSTON—FEILDING SHEEP FARM. RIGHT DOWN TO BEDROCK.. 400 Acres, Hat and undulating; all been ploughed and in splendid sole grass. Will carry 1000 ewes and fatten everything. Excellent stud or fattening farm. Beautiful home and surroundings’ First-class wool-shed and farm buildings. Everything in splendid order. Owner has to leave N.Z.. nnd a sound buyer can get in at £2i» per Acre. Ihc bes we have offered for years Telegraph address KENNETH McDONALD, PALMERSTON NORTH. 17XTRA The best proposition we have offered for many years. IIT 1700 ACRES within half an hour’s run from Marton, originally al heavy rata land good pari river flats; about 400 acres level and slightly rolling, balance e'nsv rideable sheep country. Has just wintered—in splendid condition 3100 ewes 1000 of which were two-tooths. and 300 bead of cattle. la Paddocks, woolshed with 5-stand shearing machines..dip. yards, stables; good 7-roomed bouse, etc. Piflee- £l6/10/- per acre. £BOOO cash. Easier terms may be arranged to up,moved purchaser. Stock at valuation it desired. Note, -It is many years since ° hove had such a fine block of country to offer within easy distance of good markets* at■ praffiieafly “ per ewe-j HARRIS & SONS, Land and Insurance Agents, Established 53 Years, MARTON.
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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 55, 28 November 1929, Page 20
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