Page 9 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13839, 27 August 1908, Page 9

I Bfflueg tad LmM. '-4 i-'.,.y, I, . • ... ■in ■ --- ——** ; - . ;'.■:■.'; '.;.■'•";;■■■. 'A- .'-.'.■'"■'■' ■■'~''-"' : ':-;~^i^:i i 'S^^Si LOVELY HAOBBOIJESTOE HOMES IK *H! Li KAIPASA. QAA ACBI»-N*arljr &in ijra**. stß* SUU ploughable; fenced and mbditwmi water frontage; carrying 1000" sheep. Jw wWOT of cattle, alio horses. Beantifttl House, » large room*, offices, »nd all eo«tr«t»w.e» j roan's cottage, it rooms: shearing shed. Prtce, £5 10* per acre-. i caek Owner .retiring. ■:■■:■-■'.. OQflfk ACRES—€OO acre* alluvial uatft '< iOUU partly drained and under ealttyac , '. tion; goo<! fattttnlnsr country; 560 acre* aSUjP" country in grajw. 800 acres in bush, baiane*.. i fern and tea-tree; all pfonghable. feace<i »«c | subdivided; ILi-oomed House-, barn and oat» . ■ buildings. Frontage to Kaipar* Haafboufi : and handy to station. £12*300. , ' ' 'JAA ACRES->> milts horn Auckland; all i OUU in grass, fenced; 5 minute* from rail- [ way station by good metalled road; carry * . f sheep to acre. Cheap at *,'? per acre. | Long List of other Properties. Inquiriet 1 solicited. NCTSFOBD AND CO.. ■. j 23. H.M. Arcade,- 1: "!? 0 K » ■■■A--' .li ■ »— ■-1 235 ACRES FARM...,.,,. . ~.....;::. ■ 1 Mile Frontage to Wafpa River; alt "daw* in new gta.ss; a ten-roomed Koese and » Man's Cottage of 4 rooms. Will give any rear mable Term*. 5 Miles from Ngarnawaaia. Or wonld take a Small Farm between Merc« * and Ancklantl as part payment. Apply to 1.1. SKEWES. Ngarttawjihiju 7 A SHEEP AND DAIRY FARMS, near Rail;' I\J wt»v. Lower V/aikafo. The plat o* the district. Terms-Apply H. Dell ana Sou, I'ukekohe. 9AAA ACRES FIRST-O.ASS PAPA COOOUI/V TRY, all undulating, p!oaghah!< laud: carrying capacity, 3 sheen to aere. Good House: woolshcds. sheen dips, stock* yard*.—Further particulars. 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