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Manawatu Times, Volume XLII, Issue 1734, 9 February 1921, Page 9

10 ACRES LAND. Good House, Cowballs, etc Cows and all Hay. GREAT BARGAIN: £1,650. PAUL NIELSEN'S LAND OFFICE, IB Rangitikel Street. 'Phone If Paul Nielsen.] [F. W. Bo N.Z- LOAN & MERCA AGENCY CO., LTD. palmerston North Branch. " cattle country, soil of choc late loam; 550 acres In best of Eng llsh grasses, balance 460 acres ll bush; 250 acres are flat and plough able, and 18 acres at present in swedes. The property is well sub* divided into 16 paddocks by post aiia wire fences, and permanently ing capacity: 550 breeding ewes, 47« hoggets, 50 head cattle. Buildings: Good 5-roomed house and whare, washhouse, dairy, etc., implement shed, new up-to-date wool eneaj sheep yards, etc. PRICE, £l4 per acre. Term*, £3oo<| cash. Balance arranged, INVESTORS ! SPECULATORS J L00K!!,,, WE are Instructed by the owner ol this hotel to sell the freehold), and a quick sale is desired. SALUTATION HOTEL, THAMES.-* The hotel is situated on, the,... cornea of Mary and McKay Streets, opposite the English Church. House of 14 rooms, section 66 by 78, more or less«j Let for 4i years, showing a clear in-, come of £7 per week, the lessee pay*; ing all rates, taxes and insurance* The takings are over £9O per week* The house is in good condition., Out; client will sell the freehold for £2500;; £IOOO deposit, £SOO 80 days. The in 4 come of £7 per week would show* very fair returns on the £ISOO invest*) ed. Furthermore, our client, if so de«; sired, will give an undertaking. to re-i----purchase the hotel at £4OO profit t«' the purchaser,, namely, £2900 within,; six months. We consider this Is the| best investment offering at the ( pre>s sent, and can thoroughly recommend, it. The reason for the above sale? condition is that the owner tnust: have ready cash to develop large Wellington property of his. | Apply immediately to the sole J agents— The National Co-op. Realty Go, of S N.Z„ Ltd., Head Office. SAFE DEPOSIT BUILD* * INGS (ground floor.) VULCAN LANE, AUCKLAND. OUR INSTRUCTIONS are to sell this going-concern Dairy Farm within the next ten days, and to assist our firm in bringing off thft sale the owner of this tip-top 98J ACRE FARM has fixed his selling price at an e*- ; ceptionally low figure. At the price asked we are quite confident that this, farm with its choice herd of cows complete will easily be sold within the time allotted us to make the sale. Let us show you this MONEY-MAKER, and you can then decide fop yourself whether or not it is the pro* position we claim it to be. 'Brief particulars are as follows: — I QftVo ACRES of freehold; • all in ' grass, with the exception of S acres in turnips. All flat, splendidly watered, well fenced into nW 10 paddocks. Will carry 50 head dairy stock. At present there iff- the following stock on the property: choice dairy cows (2nd and 3rd calv-' ers), bull, 10 head of young stock, 41 horses. There is a six-bail cowshed," with up-to-date milking plant, separator, all dairy utensils, cartj. harness, all farm implements and s©ols. The residence comprises 6 rooms, with conveniences, sheds, etc. On the perty there is a large quantity of maire and rata firewood arid"- this can be most profitably disposed of. The price asked as a going concern is ONLY £7O PER ACBE, with good terms arranged.*?* If yotJare interested we advise you to in* spect this farm at once. Further particulars can from— | / THE EMPIRE •AUCTIONEERING '&v LAND AGENCY CO., The Busy Firm of Landt Agents, Auctioneers, Valuators, Commission A : Insurance Agents, 107 Cuba Street, Palmerston North* Box 285. TO SBBBE FARMERS. 7Q£ ACRES of first-class land, IJ/U in grass with the exception of 60 acres of shelter bush; ring- | fenced and subdivided into 12 paddocks, all fences are sheep-proof. The farm is very healthy sheep country, 8 practically all limestone, and carries | a very strong\sole of grass: well . watered by springs and creeks, and | has tidal water frontage for shipping wool. Buildings.—There is a good homestead of eight large rooms and all conveniences, stables, barn, cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings, two sets of yards, for sheep and cattle respectively, and sheep dip. It ia I situated seven miles from railway station, but all goods can be landed on the property by launch. Carrying I 2000 sheep, 100 head cattle. Price, I 116 per acre, with £3OOO cash deposit. A very cheap property at the price, j Inspection is all that is necessary to convince a practical farmer that the value is right. WAITEMATA LAND AGENCY, | 11 Hollahv's Buildings, opp. G.P.O.j Queen Street, AUCKLAND. Postal Address: G.P.O. Box 1204, 'Phone 2656,