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RURAL. LAND FOR SALE. TJOR Exchange or Sale: 640-acres Sheep Farm for 50 to 100 acres. Splendid opportunity acquire good, healthy sheep property. Easy hills with good flats. Four miles town, metalled roads. Six-roomed house; wool-shed, etc. Price: £l3 per acre. Gov. mortgage. Easy terms. —Apply Marton Brandi. QAA ACRES, freehold. Well fenced, watered, and subdivided. Good 5-roomed h ouse and outbuildings. Stock grazing at present: 400 ewes and /O dairy cows. Owner must sell and •will accept £23/10/- per acre and give good terms. — Palmerston North Branch. /MIIEAP DAIRY FARM: 150 acres Native lease, 14 years at 6/- an acre. 100 acres good grass, balance fern and rough feed. AU flat and easy undulating. 15 Paddocks; ample water. House 6 rooms; 4-bail cowshed, car-shed. ?tocK. 34 cows, 33 young cattle, 4 horses and a few sheep. On main highway adjoining factory and school. 16 miles from railway. Price: £9OO with £450 cash deposit. Compensation clause for improvements of £3 nn acre. An attractive property, good soil, sunny, well situated. — Te Kuiti Branch. BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, LTD., PALMERSTON NORTH TE KUITI MARTON RIVER DEPOSIT — DAIRY FARM. 17 Z ACRES, in English pasture. AU rich river silt, flat Fenced nnd sub- *** divided into suitable paddocks. Carries 60 head dairy stock. This farm is of the very best quality. Modern homestead of 7 rooms, all conveniences, nice surroundings and exceptionally good range of outbuildings. PRICE. £65 per Acre, going concern. Terms arranged., 110 ACRES, Manawatu. Heavy swamp land, well drained, with exception J--*-” of 20/30 acres higher loamy land. Soundly fenced and subdivided 9 paddocks. Carrying capacity: 60 cows. _ Buildings comprise 4-roomed cottage, 10-b. cow-shed and yard, etc. (concreted), implement-shed..pig stys, etc. A farm with good future value. PRICE: £57 per acre. Cash £5OO. HARCOURT & CO., Wellington. FAMOUS KAIRANGA. ’ QOA ACRES. SUBDIVIDED INTO FIVE DAIRY FARMS OF 64 ACRES. TQ BE gOLD 0N E asy TERMS AT £36 PER ACRE. This is £lO per acre below Government valuation, and the best value offered for 20 years. A rich piece of land where the buyer" is bound to succeedPlans and full particulars from— KENNETH McDONALD, RANGITIKEI STREET - PALMERSTON NORTH. A SNIP. ONE OFF THE FINEST SHEEP RUNS IN THE COUNTRY. GOING CONCERN. 1790 ACRES. : HPHIS property has been in possession of the present owner for about 40 years, and is on the market for the first time. Excellent, sheep about -oO acres ploughable. Price includes the following stock: 1700 b. ewes, 600 wethers, 610 hoggets 40 rams. 3 horses and 200 cattle. Also 3-stand shearing plant, 4-h.p. engine, E wool press, Morris one-ton truck, saw bench, drays, harness, etc. ■ Fully equipped with buildings (house insured £1000), also wool-shed, motor-shed, etc. 18 Paddocks, good shelter trees, good roads. 10 miles nearest township. For price and particulars apply— VICTOR E. SMITH, SOLE AGENT FEILDING. CHEAP AT TO DAY’S PRICES. GRAZING PROPERTY OF 1400 ACRES. SITUATED at Huiroa, Taranaki, this splendid property has just reverted to the k mortgagee, who is unableito" it. It is all cleared and sown, and has been carrying 350 ewes, 800 wethers and 150 head cattle. Buddings consist of House of 6 rooms, motor-shed, cow-shed, wool-shed with four-stand shearing plant, etc. PRICE: £3 PER ACRE. Reasonable terms. Full particulars on application to— ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LIMITED, PALMERSTON NORTH; or— WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., WELLINGTON and MASTERTON. TfVTRA SPECIAL* 85 Acres of level land adjoining important borough boundJu arv and railway station, all tile drained. Nine paddocks. Six-roomed house and outhouses, tip-top cow-shed of 6 bails, and large engine room (concreted). Rates* About £25, including town water, which, is laid on to buildings and pa - docks PRICE: £36 per Acre. ■ £3OO cash; balance 5 years at 6i per cent. A wonderful proposition. Come at once to secure. —: —.... . J. HARRIS & SONS, Marton. Established 55 Years. ' ■ "KTEVER Been Offered Before: 735 ACRES, Freehold; of beautiful, clean, easy, hill country with about 100 acres of flat and undulating land. All in perfect order excellent homestead and outbuildings. Splendid fences and permanent recommend this property- to the keenest critical buyer.— F. R. H. BRICE & CO, LTD, Real Estate Agents, Marton. 19- ACRES, freehold. -■All good flats; all in grass except 17 acres oats; well 105 watered; 12 pfiddocks. Four-roomed cottage, e.l, and Jet for Perry Street, Masterton. PROPERTIES WORTH INSPECTING. . „ . TnAIRY or Mixed Farm. 206 Acres. 20 miles from Wanganui. Good D metalled road. 10 miles from Fordell railway station. 80 acres nver flats, 70 acres flat tablelands, balance undulating. Divided into seven paddocks. .Roa goes C right through property. Buildings: Four-roomed shed qnirt in 1925 over £4O ner acre. To-day’s price: £2b. tiuuu casn or iess,.w a So “! j OF 286 ACRES of Lamb Fattening Country. Annual rental £1 p« Expfres 194 L A large proportion of this property is flat. 6t»ewes wintered on property, and lambs fattened off G ®^ wlU £loo °* —WRIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO. LTD, Taupo Quay, WANGANUI. A GOING CONCERN. Cash £6OO. 57 Acres. Situated 4 .miles from town, ■■ A- school 11 miles; Palmerston North 17 miles. Subdivided into 11 paddocks. ' ■ harrow”: dray Ch an n d lU h d a?ne a s b s OVe <S/vjrayef 2^ bs. fa/ MONRAD & SON. Rangitikei Street. Palmerston Noitlu — ; /-I OING CONCERN: £750 Cash. 65 acres, nice district 6 miles Hamilton. All grassed About 60 acres beautiful pasture. Half flat, half easy_ rolling. New house 3-cow £ant wnh C £75 a 0 yS c d arii mortgagt Savings Ba 3 nk.-H. D. <£ A. B. MATTHEWS, Land and Stock Agents, Hamilton. . rrHIS 190 Acres is nearly all ploughable when stumped. Close to factory, school T „ nr i railway Five-r. house; necessary outbuildings; suitable mixed f ;irm ' “nd railnaj. sh roi]k , 0 cows Been reduced about acre and is good buying.-C. C. ROSS & CO, Land and Estate Agents, - Perry Street, Masterton. - ■■—— IO- ACRES, 8 miles from Levin. About 110 acres flat, 100 acres ploughable. 130 Two-lMrils drained swamp, well watered and wMmdrf. Will — HOMEFINDERS,227 Main Street, Palmerston North. EARLIER DELIVERIES FOR “THE DOMINION” READERS. “THE DOMINION” is now obtainable throughout the Province at a much earlier hour than heretofore, due to the introduction of improved transport facilities. “THE DOMINION” is now obtainable from over 500 agents, and is on sale in . practically every town and village within 200 miles of Wellington. Deliveries have been organised ns follow:— OTAKI 6 a.iu. DANNEVIRKE ....... 7.15 a.m. £ B VIN •• 6 «•“* - NORSEWOOD J ......... 7.50 a.m. SHANNON 6 “* m * TAKAPAU .........V. S.lO a.m. 1 PALMERSTON NORTH 6.30 a.m., WAIPUKURAU ...... 8.40 a.m. FEILDING 7 a.m. WAIPAWA 9-0 a.m. MARTON 6.30 a.m. HASTINGS 9.45 a.m. WANGANUI 7 10.1*5 a.m. FEATHERSTON 6 a.m. HAM ERA 9.45 a.m. MARTINBOROUGn .... 8 a.m. TAIHAPE 12 noon CPEYTOWN 6 a.m. ELTIIAM 10.0 a.m. CARTERTON- « ‘STRATFORD 10.20 a.m. MASTERTON 6.30 a.m. NEW PLYMOUTH 11.0 a.m. EKETAHUNA 5.45 a.m. " WAIROA 5.30 p.m. PAHIATUA 6.0 a.m. ’GISBORNE 9.00 p.m. WOODVILLE 6.30 a.m. ’Same day as published in Wellington. Where . Postal Deliveries are more convenient, we will mail “THE DOMINION” daily from the nearest Post Office to your address. The following Branch Offices deal with all matters concerning deliveries m their respective districts: — Palmerston North Branch. Telephone: 5955. Wanganui Branch. Telephone: 3356. Masterton Branch. Telephone: 116 L

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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 289, 2 September 1931, Page 16

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Page 16 Advertisements Column 7 Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 289, 2 September 1931, Page 16

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