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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 9, 11 July 1910, Page 12

MR. LAND SPECULATOR. TF you are ready to do business -*- quick, we are in the position to offer a few Land Propositions in Wellington's Best Suburbs — Hataitai, Kilbirnie, and Maranui — at prices and terms by which you can double your money in a hurry. EASSON, LTD., 85, Willis-street. LAND ! LAND! LAND! In THE SUNNY WAIKATO. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. MESSRS. SCOTT AND JONES, th« leading Land Agents in the Waikato, have received instructions from tho owners ,of the Frost Selection Estate to sell same in Sections from 50 acres upwards, afc prices to suit everyone's requirements. NOTE. — To those that will improve: Terms 10 per cent, deposit, balance 5 yean at 5 per cent. Write early to Scott and Jones, Hamilton, and got plan and pricee before aU the Sections aro sold locally to the adjoining owners. TjTOR SALE OR TO LET. BRICK SHOP, 2 plate-glass windows, 5 rooms, large and well finished, just at tram terminus; ideal spot for a draper. Apply to C. WHITE, Stationer, Brooklyn. -J f\f\ ACRES, 5 miles from good township . (all plcughable), 5-rd. cottage ; carrying capacity 30 cows. besides other stock. PrieD £15 p.a. ; £400 cash. T. W. WELCH, Land Agent, Brougham-street, New Plymouth. LYELL BAY AND MARANUI. FOR SALE— One Section at £50 „ Two do. £80 „ Ton do. £100 „ Four do. • £150 „ Eight do. £200 All above Sections overlook Lyell Bay, and have large frontages. H. M. HAYWARD. 20. Old Customs-street. SPLENDID SHEEP FARM. K£J f? ACRES limestone country, .Matt-*-"L>" rioeville, all in grass, well watered, wintering 1200 sheep, 20 cattle, 7 horses ; 7 paddocks, fences nearly new. Price £11 5s per acre. For terms, etc., write to V. L. FAERBROTHER, Land Ajrent, Carterton: CHEAP DAIRY FARM. [ ' 1 f\(\ ACRES, rich flat land, corner scoJ-"" tion, all well fenced and laid down in good grasses, watered permanently, 7roomed house, 14-bail oowshed (concreted), all other necessary outbuildings, orchard, etc., 4 mile cheese factory, creamery, store, school, telephone, 1 mile from railway station, 8 miles from Palmerston North; model dairy farm, carrying 40 cows, guaranteed. Price £30 per aore; £600 cash. Apply at once to r BROPHY AND MOWLEM, Land Agents, Palmerston North. DON'T BE MTST/FTV There is still good cheap land and snips in Dairy Farms 50 miles from Wellington. - 9>AA ACRES, half flat, half hill, about &yj" 35 acres ploughed, balance flat, easily stumped and ploughed, li miles to creamery, 2 miles to railway station, good 5-roomed house, 13-bail cowshed, trap shed, well subdivided, "well watered. Prioa only £18 per aore ; cash required £500 ; balance in 4 years. Apply sharp. * SMART & THORNE, LEVIN. SUNNY MANAWATU. ■^- ! '^ s °* tip-top sheep obuntry, subdivided, watered, and sheltered; freehold; up-to-date 10-roomed house and conveniences with various out buildings ; good metalled road ; 6 miles to good town; 2 miles to post office. Prica £10 per acre* £BGO cash down. Apply to PARKER AND VINCENT, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, LEVIN. TCIOR SALE, 210 Acres good Dairy Land, JL 150 acres flat, balance undulating ; 4 miles from township, 2 miles from creamery, school, and Post Office ; well fenced and watered; 9-bail cowshed, stables, and) outbuildings. Price £12 10s; £300 cash, balance remain. This is without doubt m oheap investment. Apply W. CLARKSON AND CO., Box 59, Feilding. A SPLENDID CARRYING BUSINESS -Cm. — Half Acre freehold and i acre leasehold, 20£ years to run, rent £7 a year, together with new 5-roomed house, etc. ; stable accommodation 20 horses, feed-room, sample-room, 2 large store-rooms and ofFce ; situated right in centre of one of the most progressive towns on Main, Trunk; 12 horses (heavy and medium, draughts and express), all sound, 1 draught stallion (at stud), 1 spring wool wagon, 1 lorry, 2 expresses, 1 wool dray, 2 tip drays, 1 spring dray, all harness and covers ; average yearly turnover £3500. Price everything, AS A GOING CONCERN, £1750 ; £1200 cash required. Apply, sharp A. G. Cunningham, Land Agent, Taihapo. WTENING POST. Instructions aa to the Insertion or With* druwal of advertisements in the Post must be in writing. Advertisements received without •uoh instruction will be inaor^pd until countermanded, and charged uccoithngly. 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