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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 89, 12 October 1904, Page 7

LAND FOR SALE. lowerThutt. THE PICK OF"THE VALLEY. ELMWOOD. ELMWOOD. ELMWOOD. fllHlS property adjoins the, celebrated JL Tamo Estate, containing some 100 .acres, all of which has been subdivided and sold Palatial residences are being rapidly built on every eeotion. Elmwood has boon well known in the past as the residence of Mr. Mowbray. It has a high position, perfectly fiat, and free from floods or surface water; beautiful dark loamy soil which is acknowledged to have no superior in the colony. The property is splendidly laid out, lovely shade .>nd ornamental trees and flowering shrubs, being the remains of highly cultivated grounds and gardens which originally cost Mr. Mowbray a large sum to lay out. Last year the property was subdivided into Beotions, when a large number were sold. The remainder are now being offered to the publio aj the original price to close tho estate, no inorease being asked by the proprietors, although land in this neighbourhood has practically doubled in value in the meantime. Remember, we intend to sell the balance this year, consesequently we have placed extremely low prices on sections to close up the estate. The first comer will have the pick of some lovely garden spots, including the portion that was originally attached to the old homestead. The estate has been laid off in streets 66 feet wide, footpaths, concrete channelling, kerbing. A great advantage with this property is that it is a little removed from the dusty thoroughfare to the Taita, and is a perfect elysium and ideal spot for country residences. There is a regular 'bus service that passes within a few chains of "the property. There is also a proposal on foot to establish clectrio trams in the Hutt Valley, also a motor 'bus service to and from the station. The low price at which these sections are offering, namely £2 per foot and upwards, will prove to investors that this land is absolutely the oheapest on the market. Torms— lo per cent, cash down, the balance on easy terms extending over 5 years at 5 per cont p. a. The sections have a frontage of over 60 feet each by a depth avsraging about 200 feet, and contain an area of f-acre or more. further particulars and plans of the estate can bo obtained from WATKINS AND HULL, Secretaries for the' Syndicate, 9, Johnson-street ; DWAN BROS., Willis-street; BAKER BROS.. Petone; Or from any *eputablo agent, who will be supplied with instructions upon applica- j tion to the Secretaries. , Mr. G. H. Williams notifies that upon reoeipt of postal advice, care of "Mason's House, Epuni Hamlet, he will meet buyers at Hutt Railway Station, with horse and trap, and drive them to tho Elmwood Estate. W B. OHENNELLS, A UCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT, MASTERfON. FOR S A LE — 3000 ACRES, sheep and cattle run. good fattening country, well improved, wintors 2 isheep, besides cattle. £6 10s , per acre. 1208 836 ACRES, L.1.P., rent £125; 50 acres rich swamp land, drained, well improved, winters l|, sheep, cattle extra, now carrying 150 cattle and 600 Eheep, understocked. £1000 for owner's interest. 1206 850 ACRES, Hamilton, rich fattening land, all level, three orcameries adjacent, throe road frontages, close to town and station, good buildings ; would cut up into splendid dairy farms, and would sell at from £15 per acre upwards. Only £11 per acre for freehold. £3000 profit in this for turnover if subdivided. 11,000 ACRES swamp land, Hamilton district, 1500 acres drained, carrying 2000 sheep, balance partly drained and coming in fast. Only £11 per acre. 1200 ACRES good milling bush, Auckland district. 30s per acre cash for timber; 5 years' cutting rights. , . W.H. TURNBULL & CO., 3, PANAMA-STREET.' Newtown Branch— l, RIDDIFORD-ST. NEWTOWN (on present tram route)— A new and attractive 5-r.oome3 Villa Residence, scullery, washhouse, bathroom, et<s. j Land Transfer title. Price £550; £75 oash. 2064 KILBIKNIE SOUTH (olose to beach)— Land' 33 x 165 ft, newly and substan-tially-built 5-roomed House,* scullery, washhouse, bathroom, copper, eto. Prico £525.' 2063 COROMANDEL-STREET Jclose to tram) — Three level Building Sections, about 32 x 90ft each. Price £9 per foot. 2062 THORNDON (on tram route) — Newlybuilt Shop, plate-glass front, 7 livingrooms, bathroom, 2 p.w.c.'s, electrio light in all rooms, gas, hot water, double conveniences for subdivision into flats ; title Land Transfer ; present rent 50s per week; 10 per cent, on total purchase-money. Price £1300. 1046 COROMANDEL-ST. (adjoining Town Belt, unsurpassed view of Wellington harbour, etc.)— Land 41ft 3in x 150 ft, new building, 9 rooms, every modern convenience, wardrobes fitted in, glassed-in verandah, large rooms. Price £1250. KARAKA BAY— Land 30 x 174, close to whar-f, 5-roomed house, hot water, sheltered from northerly winds, v?ell and faithfully built. Price £525. 1512 BERHAiVirORE. ADELADDE-ROAD, Situated directly on the ELECTRIC TRAM ROUTE. ork SPLENDID BUSINESS AND QA UV RESIDENTIAL SITES. ' <J\) The tram line is now completed, and the cars are running right past these sections, placing them WITHIN 15 MINUTES Oi; THE G.P.O. REAL ESTATE IS THE BEST POSSIBLE INVESTMENT, and only 30 Sec tions are left in this magnificent block. EASY TERMS! EASY TERMS! Ten per cent, cash, 5 per cont. in 3, 6, and 9 months, balance can remain for 3 years at 4£ per cent. NO INTEREST charged for first 9 months. Plans and full details from WILLIAM H. TURNBULL AND CO. 3. Panama-street. "EfOR IMMEDIATE SALE. FOUR CENTRAL BUSINESS PREMISES in tho Town of New Plymouth; suitable for wholesale or retail. For further particulars, apply to HICKMAN F. RUSSELL, Land Broker, New Plymouth. FOR SALE, SAWMILL. WE have foi- sale a first-class Sawmill consisting of 900 acres well-timbered land with all necessary up-to-dato plant in complete working order. For prico and Mi" further particulars apply NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MEROANTELE AGENCY CO. (Ltd.). FOR SALE or To Let, Freehold Property, Picton, 6 i-acre Sections, on, which stands largo well-built house, containing 8 rooms, bathroom, outhouses, etc. ; splendid view of harbour and town ; 2 minutes' walk from railway station, wharf, &p.d Post Office. For particulars apply to J. A. R GREENSILL, Pioton.