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f rooms. Nearly all the land is fiat j and well watered. Is an ideal spot. Price: £4 10s per acre. Terms: £1000 cash. This place should find a buyer before loug. 400.—Situated in the well known Mangakahia Valley. IG2I acres cj land. Title: Freehold. Comprising 300 acres river flat. 300 acies bush, 1000 acres rough run, 1000 acres can be ploughed, 200 acres are in grass. There is about 1 ny , of proof fencing on the farm. Adjoining at the back is a large Government Reserve of 5000 acres that should go with the farm, the lease of which could be secured. Bui ll - --ings: There is a small house on the property. Price: £1 10s per ac Terras, half cash. The above is n good belt of country that shouid be very valuable to anyone who -ill put in the plough and work the soil. 388.—Situated in the great Mangakahia .Valley. 713 acres of land that has all recently been solid green bush. Tenure O.R.P. at upset price of 12s 6d per acre, £21 13s yearly rental, having 25 years to run yet, or can be purchased immediately. 400 acres chopped and in grass that} carried 300 head of cattle dvi.'. 0 the past winter. The balance of the farm is still green bush. i 0 hilly, but not rough land. Rin- p - icefl and sub-divided to 6 paddocks. Dwelling of six rooms, % irJ.le distant from where cream cart passes, and a little more than a mile from tidal river. Price: £5 per acre. The above property is part of the estate of a settler lately deceased, and is put up at a low figure by the heirs who wish to convert it into cash. Is all very good grass country, and is situated in a rapidly growing district, is about three miles from the well-known Wairua Falls that the Government have included in their scheme for the development of Electr: al Power, and consequently should be very valuable land in a few years. 263.—A farm situated in /uonga, comprising over 370 acres < land, suitable for general purpo„ farming, a large portion being flat, and some 250 acres are in grass, 100 acres flat land, 40 acres under cultivation. Good house of 10-rooms, superiorconstruction, with all,conveniences. Water laid on, blacksmith's shop. Large barn, cow-sheds, etc., all in good repair. Price £5 ss, per acre. This farm will keep 70 milking cows. Terms half cash. -228.—Near Auckland, 150 acre rarm, 4 acres under cultivation, 100 acres i in grass, 50 acres in bush; divided into 5 paddocks; house of 7 rooms, verandah on three sides, over-look-ing sea; barn 22 x 12, cowshed 20 x 10, cream cart collects on property. Price: £7 per acre. Terms to be arranged. SMALL FARMS. r ' 7 - —17% acres freehold. 6% being in grapes in full bearing, 8 acres in . paddock, some acres ploughed. All fenced and subdivided. Varieties of Grapes: Pinerunnia, Sherazie, Carbon, Savignon, Albany Surprise. No buildings on the property. P.O. 4 miles. Price: £200. 137.—20 acres, well-fenced with seven wires, subdivided to 6 paddocks. All in grass. Less cultivation 3 acres. 1% acres in Orchard. House of three rooms. 2% miles to P.O school. Land transfer title. Price: £195.

SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, D. Capital £ 2,^u0,000 Accumulated Funds exceed... £ \OOO FIRE DEPARTMENT— Fire Risks of every description ac* cepted at lowest current rates, including damage to property caused by bushfires and lightning. XA2KINZ2 DEPARTMENT— Marine Risks of every description accepted at lowest .ent rates. Wool insured from sheep's back to final port of destination. ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT— The following risks are accepted at lowest current rates, viz: Mortgagee's Indemnity Public Risk Employers' Liability Plate Glass Workers' Compensation Burglary Personal Accident, Fidelity C larantee Administration Bond;The South British Company's "UP-TO-DATE" Policy, combining Accident and Sickness Benefits, is a v ">st lateral and attractive one. The Company is noted for its pro--. . t and equitable adjustment of losses , —AGENTS— Accident—MacKesy & Son, Harrison & son. HUKERENUI H. D. P. Reynold., KAWAKAWA J. W. Proudfoot. HTKUFANGI O. M. W-'ght. WAIPU W. J. Con*> MARUA G. Lacassu, RUSSELL C. F w-v*» T J. t. KTNG^Tn\r