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Northern Advocate, 15 February 1912, Page 8

BAIN and CHRISTIAN Land and Estate Agents. ESTATES MANAGED FOR ABSENTEES. RENTS COLLECTED. AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL. LOND ON AND GLOBE INSURANCE CO. >riRE AND ACCIDENT. — PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT!.

Aleuts for Mt;ssriy l>e Luutour and Co,. OFFER For Sale the following "own Suburban and Country Pro- [ perties:— ' KAMO —22 Acres, good volcanic land, ' situated aext sale yards; good building sites; price reasonable and terms 1 easy (Freehold) . *LBERT AND CLYDE STREETS. [ -Several good building sites, 33 by 99 feet (Freehold). fRAHAMTOWN.—Large numfcei o! ' building sites in best part of township. ' lIUATANGATA.—2 miles from RaUway, Farm 110 acres freehold, volcanic and alluvial land, 70 acres in grass, S acres native bush, balance rough feed. SO acres ploughable, well watered by good creek; House 8 rooms, Barns, Cowsheds, etc, etc. IuAUNU-ROAD. — Vz Mile from P. 0., 6 allotments 56 x 132 feet MANGAKAHIA.—6OI Acres, sandstone country, situated 21 miles from Whangarei, L.1.P., and 10 acres ', freehold; 350 acres in grass, sub- * divided into 4 paddocks, balance bush and rough feed, ring-fenced, well watered by creeks, 2-roomed cottage, gcod grazing or dairy farm. WHATATIRL—IS2 acres, freehold, nearly all good volcanic land ; 90 acres in grass, subdivided into 6 paddocks, all ring-fenced, well watered by creek and springs; sroomed house, barn, cowshed, etc. WIKI VALLEY.—424 Acres, sandstone and alluvial land, 0.R.P., 400 acres in grass, subdivided into 4 paddocks, balance bush, ring-fenc-ed, well T/ateredj 4-roomed cottage cow shed, etc. ; etc. Terms can be arranged. HORA HORA VALLEY.—I% Miles from Whangaeri P. 0., 365 acres, freehold, sandstone and alluvial land, 200 acres in grass, 165 acres bush and rough feed (100 acres ploughable); house 10 rooms, cow shed, stable, barns, etc. Terms can be arranged.

MACKESY &JSONS BEAT, ESTATE AHEVTS, WHAJTGAEEL

FOB SALE OB EXCHANGE. 674. NEW COUNTRY, 30 miles from Albertland, i>o9 acres freehold land, of which nearly the whole is ploughable, and 200 acres have been under cultivation, and 300 j acres splendid flat land. There arej two houses on this property, eight and four rooms, stables, cowsheds, barn, dairy, eixi., making up a fine compliment of useful buildings. Situated two miles from railway station and creamery. The above property is for sale or for exchange for a suitable smaller farm in approved locality. It is very fair land, much being karaka »nd caibbabe tree country. Price, £6 10s per acre. Terms, 25 per cent, cash, bal. 5 per cent, rate of interest. 6GS. Wo have just received l>y mail advices of the following property j situated in the North, and from its description it should be worthy of attention:— FREEHOLD, 1549 acres, tOO to 800 being flat land, and some 400 to 500 in grass, nearly half being of a semi-volcanic nature and easily workable. This is one of the old Missionary properties, and situated on the coast with a double water frontage. There are considerable rich river flats, which are in grass, and much more to be cleared; 500 to 600 acres table lands are ready now for the plough, and a large portion of which has been sown, some of which is in Paspalum. Store I and Post Office are 4 1 / & miles dis- j tant. Dwelling house of Seven J Rooms, and bail, barn, sheep dip i and yards. J Price, £4000. Terms of purchase are offered. REMARKABLY CHEAP RUN. j G3O. 900 L.1.P., situated on extensive water frontage, -md onehalf mile from Railway ami two miles from Railway and two miles from Deep Water Whavf All easy country, varying from flat to hilly. This block is very much open country, but comprises some SOO acres of Native Bosh. It is partly fenced, and carrying considerable stock at present time. Quality of land is fair. There is no heavy clay, and a large portion would be easily workable. Dwelling-house of six rooms. Price, £850.