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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 142, 12 March 1938, Page 18

RURAL LAND FOR SALE. A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. BUY YOUR FARM AT A CLEARANCE PRICE. (1) Area—l4oo acres. L.T.T. Five miles rail Grassed after bush. Buildings. Wintered on grass. 1700 mixed sheep, ISO cattle. Price £4 per acre. . (2) Area—l64s acres. L.T.T. About 1000 grassed after bush. Full range buildings. Winter capacity 1600 sheep, 250 cattle. Price £3/10/* per acre. (3) Area—s 94 acres. L.T.T. Strong country, nearly all in grass after bush. Good homestead, woolshed, etc. Wintered on grass. About 1000 sheep. 50 head of cattle. Price £6 per acre. (41 Area—6ss acres. L.T.T. About, half grassed. 60 acres after cultivation. Full range buildings. Winter capacity about 600 sheep, 50 cattle. Price £2/10/- per acre. ALL blocks consist of particularly healthy country. Stock at valuation if required. The owner became possessed ot these freehold properties by transfers from mortgagors, and is offering them on unusually easy terms to suitable prospective purchasers. For full information apply— S. K. S. TIPPING, C/o Post Office, OTOROHANGA. BEAUTIFUL LAND, NEAR SEA COAST, MANAWATU LINE. 1 *7zl ACRES Rich Flat and UndulatXl * ing Land, all splendid sole grass except 2 acres bush and 3 acres lucerne; well fenced, subdivided and watered ; carrying 68 cows, 42 heifers and weaners, horses, bulls and 75 .sheep; capacity 44 sheep to acre (fatten all lambs) and-50 big cattle; full range tip-top buildings; City milk guarantee; exceptionally attractive property suitable for subdivision. Price £46/10/- per acre. Substantial deposit. WEBSTER AND CO., 20 Brandon Street, ’Wellington. FOR LEASE. FARM FOR LEASE. KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDING. I /OR Lease by Tender, 727 Acres, Sections 5 and 7, Block IN, Apiti Survey District. Term. 7 years Compensation for approved improvements. Tenders close on March 17, 1938. , R. G. DALZIELL, Hunterville. NEW ZEALAND” RAIL W A YS. LEASING OF RAILWAY RESERVE FRONTING WATERLOO QUAY. IN THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. VtIRITTEN Tenders addressed to the ’’ Land Officer, Railways Department, Private Bag, Wellington, C.l, will be received up to 4 p.m. on Tuesday, April 12, 1938, for the leases of four sections of railway reserve fronting Waterloo Quay, City of Wellington. The leases are being offered on a perpetually renewable basis in terms of twenty-one (21) years. Plan of land, conditions of leases and upset rentals may be seen on application to the Railway Land Officer, Wellington Railway Station. Envelopes containing tenders to be marked. “Tender for Land, Wellington.” The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.