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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 111, 4 February 1935, Page 14

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. RURAL LAND FOR SALE. 1 ACRES: Good sound hill country; capacity about 15 sheep to> the acre, J. O'!" . besides cattle. With money available at low rate of interest. 80 to 100 acres flat, chiefly in small paddock?, balance good hill country with good main ridges throughout. Two good houses, woolshed with plant, whare, washhouse, trapshed; 2 sets sheep yards, 1 set cattle yards. Water on to houses. £4/7/6 per acre. . £3OOO Cash.— VICTOR E. SMITH. Sole Agent, Feilding. LEVIN District is the soundest and best for Property Investment, its future lias the greatest possibilities; get in-now before the rise in„P£.ices. Bargains to inspect:—Four rooms bungalow, sleeping porch, all convs. £3ii>. —Shop and clweuing Main Street. £lOOO. Return 11 per cent. —Six acres, 6 rooms. £l-00 or cash offer.— H. A. PHILLIPS. Land Agent, Levin. . IDEAL for Fat Lamb raising. 235 ACRES: Situatetl handy to Palmerston A- North and Feilding. Subdivided into numerous paddocks. Well watered. Six-roomed house and outbuildings. Stock: 500 ewes, 25 cows, besides 40 acres under grain crop. PRICE: £22 per acre. Owner is compelled to sell owing to 61ckness ’ 0SCAR mONRA D & SON, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North.