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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1057, 2 June 1892, Page 43

$ ou 6' i* m dr. D R O Ll. Q MEW NEW ZEALAND OFFERS TO THE WOULD-BE SETTLEII varied CLIMATIC CONDITIONS, RANGING v FROM SUB-TROPICAL IN THE NORTH vtli©s 3 Limits,most of tii© "To One Resembling c - '/'^C-a; T: :^; .. ' . - - , ; ;- r r''"A’ SOUTHERN ENGLAND IN THE SOUTH Products of ttie', Temperate Zones are Grown wifcli Success. ' ' ’sssezxsi z ‘ *-s . CASH, deferred payment, or PERPETUAL LEASE- ' : ; :L '' V f ; /- ' - . „„„ WFrH Xfthe value with hi, »u.>li..tioo,aud the b.l.eo.»ithi. THIRTY DAYS. trhei he besom,'. untitled t« the CROWN . r V- , fJtTDEE'TEfH FIRST of -these headings the purchaser pays down ONE-FIFTH of the valQe.wtto . _ . •;:£ , .: - 'GRANT WITHODT - ; . - - - ...ei,’ -tenth or ONE-FOURTEENTH of the "price oFthe land each year for either ten or foul teen years, as he may elect. >WV\':' - UNDER THE SECOND-DEFERRED PAYMENT-theapplie.»tp.y.ONE.TE f or e term of 30 years, with a RIGHT of RENEWAL for farther terms of 21 years, -with a . hot three ere »et _ heth .eferreh Fichte Perpetual Recto ■;; -- \ ' ; ' ' " ' Thc a „ loullt of wwcu one Settler ;»» ™««.er these c»ni.«*io«pg| . OB 2000 HLOBBS SSCOHDOLASS “iTO. ' ... .. th W 8 fall in « The length of the leases vary from a 42 vryears up to tw,nty.one years. Small gracing runs, up to an area of 21.030 acres, are let fot, 21 yeare, M PROV P E A r E O NSAoSo"V“aE D to r/rt^RRIVALS for terror .Ll year,. . . . -V , ' ,f.-v THE BULK OF THE LANDS ARE ' IJJVD'EIS. TEE OPTION"At • SYS-TEM. ? md the prices vary from 5s an acre “P *° £& Landa are covered with buah-v - Lands are covered witn Duan, wujuu yccea£»» . h' • . , .. i®«d« nnan for selection or about to be tnrowo openi wish , „ . ■ The Government pabli.be, W.,lie g L, Bienheim, Nelson, Hohitihe, Christchurch. Dunedin. or Ihrerear S ,„. and from whom also mey be the lande of the. Colony. .. . .1;'.- - \ \ ' . - : i - ' , . the eentre of the North lalend, but some Valuable Sprihga aie alpo' found at Hanmer Plains in tb. South leiaod. Both at Haniber and ißotorna the Government have , These are situated ia the greatest profusion all over /, . . w NITORIA the latter under the cliarge of an Experience ® 1 • ... . J _a_C«.-*!: n «-a Xf Ranmpr Shrinan. Hot .Snrin£?s are also to be found at. tile town of Xe Aroh ........a . •” V“-' '■ - • ' ''T I'.'. ' L 1 1 • Cl U nfola It These are situated in the greatest prolusion an uv C i ■rv^ v X“**r ORIA, the latter eeder.the charge of ao ' * ia tte Eutoma Tewe.hip, and .gain within no very grrat di.t.nc. of Heam.r Spriegs. Hot .Sprihgs :.re also to be found at the town of Te Aroh Excellent Accommodation for Visitors is furnished, by _ . lilj reaobed by trsiß from Auckland. ~ - ' - - --• •• ”■ '».nrr <— — L —- l —«- *e..uj oflGa.Amno in fWo fnilnnn'nn riiMimpß Excellent Accommodation tor v isuors io iuiuaouvv* j - illy reaobed by train from Auckland. . rirarivo verv nreat benefit from the Thermal Waters, which have been found very effisaoious in the following diseases V A . Health Resort, allot thee. Sprlhg, » ronio. Artloalar, hd in fine .climates, with beautiful eoeuery either surrouudiug them eria their immedi.te vioi.ity, aud access is uo„ made easy by rail and coach.