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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 201, 22 May 1936, Page 18

FOR LEASE. CROWN LANDS FOR LEASE IN HAWKE'S BAY. VTOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that -C* the undermentioned Sections are open for selection and applications will be received at the District Lands and Survey Oflicc, Napier, up to 4 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday. June 9. 1936. SCHEDULE. FIRSTLY. SMALL GRAZING RUN LEASE. Section 1, Block I. Maungahaniru Survey* District. Area: 4326 acres (approximately)^Annual Rent: £64. Loaded with £725 for improvements, comprising whare, 400 acres (approx.), clearing and grassing yards. Situated on tile MaungaharuruNgatapa Road, about 14 miles from the Tutira Past Office, school and saleyards. Access bv metalled road from Tutira. SECONDLY. Renewable Leaf® —Term 33 years. Section 4S, Parinui Settlement. Area : 1043 acres 2 roods 27 perches. Half-yearly rent: £lll/10/-. Loaded with £355 for buildings. This sum is payable in cash or by a deposit of £55, and the balance over a term of 15 years by 30 half-yearly instalments of £l4/9/principal and interest. Improvements include: Small dwelling, motor-car sited, man's whare, yardet, sheep dip. fencing, grassing, and plantation. About SO acres suitable for ploughing, cultivating and sowing. Will carry about 550 ewes and 500 dry sheep. This capacity could bo increased. The succes-'ful applicant will have the opportunity of purchasing the sheep, cattle and horses now on the property. Situated about 12 miles from Maraekakaho Post Office, 5 miles from Kereru School, 24 miles from Hustings Railway Station, Heretaunga .Dairy Factory and the Stortford Lodge Saleyards. Access by metalled road from Maraekakaho. Full particulars may be obtained from the undersigned. F. R. BURNfiEY, Commissioner of Crown Lands. WANTED TO LEASE. YX/fANTED to Sell or Lease, as Going ’’ Concern, Poultry Farm. 650 fowls, 2 incubators. 2 electric' brooders. For price, etc., apply G. Narin, Porirua Rd., Johnsonville. TO LET. TO LET. AS GOING CONCERN. QMALL FARM. 50 to 60 acres, good house and outbuildings; concrete silo, now holding 40 tons of ensilage for winter use; 17 cows, 2 horses, and all necessary equipment. Good situation. Earning about £l7 per week at present, and capable of further development by good farmer. Easy terms to good man, with a lease of 5 years. Only capable mon need apply. Apply in writing to P 305, “Dominion,” Palm. Nth.