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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 93, 14 January 1936, Page 16

FOR SALE BY TENDER. FOR SALE BY TENDER. HMIE Trustees in the estate of George A McKay, deceased, hereby invite written Tenders for the purchase or leasing of the freehold properties situated in the Bidet'ord district, and known as “Burnside” and “Mangarae,” comprising 1958 acres (more or less), together with dwelling and all farm buildinsg. Further particulars can be obtained from, and conditions inspected at. the office of Low and Cunningham, Public Accoimtaifts, Masterton. 'Tenders will be received up to noon of SATURDAY, the 25th day of January, 1936. Tlie highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. TENDERS. RUBBER FLOORING. rpENDERS are invited for supplying A and laying rubber flooring in the uew Wellington Railway Station. Drawings. and specifications may be seen at tlie offices of hte Architects, where tenders close at Noon on Friday, January 31, 1936. GRAY YOUNG, MORTON & YOUNG. Registered Architects. The Prudential Assurance Building, Wellington, Cl. TENDERS WANTED IpOR Additions to Residence, 773 High ■ Street, Lower Hutt, where plans and specifications may be seen. Tenders close noon, Monday, January 20, and should be addressed to

ALEX. JOHNSTON. 33 Central Terrace, Kelburn. “MOLE U M ’’ The World’s Finest Cold Emulsion Of Petroleum Bitumen. For ROADS FOOTPATHS and TENNIS COURTS. Agents: WINSTONE LIMITED, 12 Ghuznee Street, WELLINGTON. Telephone 51-142 (three lines).

ARCHITECTS . . . SPECIFY THE BEST. GIBBON’S OIL CHECK AiOTION DOOR SPRINGS. JOHN DUTIIIE AND CO., LTD., WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. SPECIFY "THERMOTEX” Hardpanel Wallboard ’for Bathrooms, Kitchens, Lavatories Shower Recesses, Schools, etc. “THERMOTEX” is hard, tough and impervious to dampness —hygienic and lasting. C. AND A. ODLIN AND CO.. LTD Il long & co., LTD., • Agents for DONNACONA INSULATING WALLBOARD, BOWRANITE BITUMINOUS PAINTS. Supremi for roofs and iron work. ECLIPSE BOARD, The cheapest Wallboard in Wellington 16/9 per 100 sq. ft. 21 AND 23 GHUZNEE STREEL.

RURAL LAND FOR SALE. FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO FARM FOR PROFIT. 1 0-1 P ACRES Freehold Centrally situated in popular district and 11 miles 1316 f roln „ood country centre. Originally all heavy bush country, tins prisehouse of6'rooms* woolshed, 3 other sheds and 2-roomed men’s quarters. PRICE: £3 PER ACRE. CASH, £2OOO. FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY :— HARCOURT & CO., Wellington.

HERE’S TOTROSPERITY: START THE NEW YEAR WELL. BUY A FARM FOR YOUR HEALTH * POCKET’S SAKE. IT PAYS BEST. ACRES Mixed’Fann, .sunny Levin. Glorious climate for man a ■ • 100 JOO nc res .ploughable, balance rideable hills all in {pj luvial soil on different levels; 40 acres river flats carr i T A u B fences, dry sheep, 25 head of.cattle. Permanent streams, lb paddocks, excep t Buildings consist of wliare 2 rooms aud very large shed. IRICL. tlo/iu/ pc acre. Wellington property taken as part payment dr* AORTAS cood crazinjr cuuntrv, Wairarapa tbe gol.lcn. x • 3( 4 / OR P Exceptionally well watered; 1000 acres grass, ibO acres scur, K e..S»« 3700 T E^i: CrUl 28(ffi ewet lOMcky sheepTnd 300 hXi leX homestead. 9 raoms: large mortgages or shares. WHITEACRE, DENTICE & CO., ESTATE AGENTS, 7 COURTENAY PLACE. WELLINGTON. _

PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE FARM. ACRES within ofie hour's run Palmerston. Close railway, highway, and 500 Tmosl popular district. Originally heavy bush been stumped i-oughe . and now in excellent pasture. Picturesque patches o 1 S J> e ' tcl La "atten over most, new home. Very attractive property. Cariy o '', j j„ w 100% lambs, besides cattle. Personally inspected and recommended at price of £2l/10/- per acre. Terms arranged. KENNETH McDONALD, LAND SPECIALIST — PALMERSTON NORTH.

GREAT FATTENING AND CHOPPING LAND. ACRES pick Miinawntu Line: 120 acres rich river Hat, balance tube 44,) splendid mixed farming proposition, grows roots to -J: well and shelt’eril. Would carry 90 <la ry eows and ffiffiewes bosses tattle ".th 20 BRANDON STREET - WELLINGTON. ACRES nearly all in grass, all easy rolling to easy hills; !•> paddocks. 463 * no , l( .r ploughablc. 100 acres have been ploughed. M uttered ii>o owes, 350 drv sheep. 27cows7nd 100 mixed cattle. Well watered by permanent t -reeks and spi-in-s Sound (broomed house, cowshed and woolshed, .raids, etc. In „ position. PRICE: £l5. £2OOO cash, balance arranged. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., Palmerston North. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON A CO., LTD.. AVanganui. ■Fo7U~\CRI-;S country, most favoured district handy to t>B6 „i ar kels. Wintered 1100 sheep, mostly ewes 50 cattle ILch-gra ■ 1 no, re Produces ”ood bone. Subdivided, watered. M ootsh". wool. 231 b. pel title. i louuiis u i f|l s„b<stanti-il deposit; bal. cottage. Unencumbered property. PRICE: £ll. feuDstantiai utiuo NORMAN GIFFORD. Real Estate Agent, FEILDING. EXCHANGE. T HAVE 900 acres, of which 109 is Native Lease; rental £S per annum ‘ '' j ■[ I 15 vears to run. The owner offers his property as a going concern f " r •* '”* 300 to 400 acres Rangitikci or Manawatu. 400 acres is standing bush es ™-> ™ tocdntaiu 31 million feet of milling timber—totara, matai pine and i , M 1J million feet dry timber (nmn) in the fallen portion House, wool-h l. -» fP varls concrete dip: 400 b ewes. IG7 ewe hoggets. 18 rams <0 Reel ions t eisterod) Cattle, sheep, bred on the place. 10 miles railway “J 1 *! ~ Equity £7700. Fuller particulars on application.— VlCTOß E. SMITH. Agent, Feilding. ——— ——r FIRST-CLASS Lamb-fattening Fann: 449 acres. Subdivided into - * A watered by bores and creeks,. Stock: 1600/1700 breeding ewes besides cattle. All lambs fattened off their mothers. Bull ‘bP£S7Terms "noßhod stable etc. School 2 miles, rail 9 miles. P RI CE: £IS. J' araanged"— OSCAß MONRAD & SON. Racing Club Buildings, -6 Rangitikci Street Palmerston North.