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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1265, 28 May 1896, Page 7

The Crown Lands Open for Selection are situated throughout the whole extent of the Country, from the almost Tropical Auckland to the Temperate Southland. FOR MEM'tJLTOfIiI. SETTLEMENT THE LAWS PERMIT OF Ti-IE CHOICE OF TENURE--. FREEHOLD FOR CA« M. lEASE WITH THE RIUHT OF PURCHASE, iJC TSirw naaaa l ym».*saaK33: ao “rvttfM i IJSASE XIV PERPETUITY WITIH >XJ'F RIGHT OF PURCHASE. FOR PASTORAL OCCUPATION There are tracts of Open Grass Country, which may he Leased for Tex or Twenty-one Years at Moderate Rents. THE BUSH COUNTRY Can he taken up, and the Settler assisted to put the Land in Grass and Build a Dwelling-. Tenure—Lease in Perpetuity ; Rent, 4 per cent, IMPROVED FARMS. There are also from time to time open for selection Improved Farms re-purchased by the Government from early selectors of large areas. These lands are divided into Farms of 10 to 500 Acres, to suit the capital of all classes of settlers, and are leased in perpetuity at 5 per cent., with no re-valuation at any future time. FOR INVALIDS There are the Healing Springs of Waiwera, Te Aroiia, Okoroire, ifolonia, in the North, and Hanmer in the South. ‘ These have cured many of Rheumatism,-'Eczema, Gout, Neuralgia, and other diseases. At all of them there arc Comfortable Baths, with the best appliances and aid, and good accommodation at hotels and boarding-houses. FOR TOURISTS The Scenery of New Zealand is Picturesque. The Climate end modes of life are invigorating. There are Comfortable Railways and Good Roads. Hotels Good and Charges Moderate. Applications for further information may be made to the Commissioners of Crown Lands at ® Auckland, New Plymouth, Napier, Wellington, Blenheim, Nelson, Hokitika, Christchurch, Dunedin, Invercargill, and to the District Land Offices at Gisborne, Cheviot, Naseby, Queenstown and Lawrence. Maps and Land Guides giving details of land open for selection, with areas of sections and prices will be sent to any postal address on a application to the Commissioners, or to the Under‘-Secretary, at the Head Office, Wellington. 9 *