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Manawatu Times, Volume XLII, Issue 1741, 17 February 1921, Page 7

7ERY /-iHEAP UOMB. 10 ACRES LAND. Good House, Cowballs, etc. 2 Cows and all Hay. GREAT BARGAIN: £1,650. PAUL NIELSEN'S LAND OFFICE, 15 Rangitikei Street. 'Phone 707. Paul Nielsen.] [F. W. Boys. N.Z- LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. Palmerston North Branch. QIA ACRES first-class sheep and ' cattle country, soil of chocolate loam; 550 acres in best of English grasses, balance 260 acres in bush; 250 acres are flat and ploughable, and 13 acres at present in swedes. The property is well suddivided into 16 paddocks by post and wire fences, and permanently watered by creeks and springs. Carrying capacity: 550 breeding ewes 470 hoggets, 50 head cattle. Buildings: Good 5-roomed house and whare, washhouse, dairy, etc., implement shed, new up-to-date wool eneu, sheep yards, etc. PRICE, £l4 per acre. Terms, £3OOO cash. Balance arranged.

INVESTORS ! SPECULATORS ! LOOK!! WE are instructed by the owner of this hotel to sell the freehold, and a quick sale is desired. SALUTATION HOTEL, THAMES.— The hotel is situated pn the corner of Mary and McKay Streets, opposite the English Church. House of 14 rooms, section 66 by 78, more or less. Let for 4h years, showing- a clear income of £7 per week, the lessee paying all rates, taxes and insurance. The takings are over £9O pen week. The house is in good condition. Our client will sell the freehold for £2500, come of £7 per week would show very fair returns op the £ISOO invested. Furthermore, our client, if so desired, will give an undertaking to repurchase the hotel at £4OO profit to the purchaser,, namely, £2900 within six months. We consider this is the best investment offering at the present, and can thoroughly recommend it. The reason for the above sale condition is that the owner must have ready cash to develop another large Wellington property of his. Apply immediately tg the sole agents— , The National Co-op. Realty Co., of N.Z., Ltd., Head Office. SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDINGS (ground floor.) VULCAN LANE. AUCKLAND.'

• to the ranks of the L wage-earners we desire to put the following question to you:— Are you content with your position as such. If your reply to that question is YES, then we must admit right away that we will be unable to interest you in this splendid opportunity of making a break from the "whistle to whistle" barrier. On the other hand, if your answer is NO, well, then, read through the very brief particulars of this little "moneymaker," and then come right along to Bob Brown and Mark Briggs, of THE ESIPIRE LAND AGENCY, 107 Cuba street, P.N., and go fully into the details of this proposition: — 4 ACRES of land, well fenced, and surrounded by plantation of shelter trees, young orchard, nice flower and vegetable gardens, situated close to the townsllip of Foxton (within 1 mile). This section is ideally adapted for the . purpose of poultry farming, and in fact has been laid out for sush purpose. The buildings on the property at present are all in first-class order and repair, and comprise, two modern built poultry sheds, built to hold six to seven hundred head poultry, incubator sheds, brooder sheds. and all buildings ' necessary for poultry farm work. There is an almost new residence, with hot and cold water, bathroom and scullery. The stock on the property, which is included in the price hereunder mentioned, is three choice dairy cows and about 80 head of purebred poultry. Grazing for another 3 cows can be had convenient at the rate of 1/6 per head weekly. The price of this property is only £I2OO, with a reasonable deposit, and the balance can remain on mortgage for ten years (mark that down, 10 years) at a low rate of interest. Now, tlien, if you are interested don't put it off till to-morrow about getting further particulars. Take our advice and get in right now, otherwise putting it in homely phrase, "you'll miss the, bus." ,

TO SHEEP FARMERS. 7Q£ ACRES of flrst-clas3 land, a)i It/U' in grass with the exception of CO acres of shelter bush; ringfenced and subdivided Into 12 paddocks, all fences are sheep-proof. The farm is very healthy sheep country, practically all llmestono, 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 is situated seven miles from railway station, but all goods can be landed on the property by launch. Carrying 2000 sheep, 100 head cattle. Price, iIC per acre, with fSOOO cash deposit. A. very cheap property at the price, fnspeclion is all that is necessary to convince a practical farmer that the value is rltrht. WAITEMATA LAND AGENCY, 11 Hollnhv's fulldlns-s, opp. G.P.0., Queen Street, AUCKLAND. Postal Address: G.P.O. Box 1204. 'Phone 2655,