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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4293, 28 February 1901, Page 8

TURNBULL, WATKINS AND WILLIAMS, AND HAVE I’OE SALE'.— 10 ACHES 220 ACRES and 200 ACRES, all in’ the Marten district—All ploughed land, some shelter bush; well watered, subdivided and fenced ; splendid dairy farms, each giving excellent returns. Particulars and term? on application. 334, 5. G iCKEs RANOU'ilv El—Close to dairy factory and good town; 250 acres splendid alluvial flat; all felled and grassed; 11 paddocks; 40 acres FARMS FOR SALF stumped and cropped; woolshed, dip tv.'o houses large orchard; best land TWAnifi I'nf. nt» into excel17C 300 jii district; would cut up into excellent dairy ... ACHES on ilauawatu Line—All in grae.-w, ono mile from P. 0., railway static;’, factory, etc.; now carrying 600 sheep; 100 acres freehold, had. Bn «J long lease, nominal rental; miles of Wellington. Price. AiSO for the lot. A rare chance. 380

HABCOUBT AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 48. LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. CUBA STREET—Land 40ft x 159ift and two new brick shops and six-roomed dwellings; also five-roomed cottage. Weekly rental, £6 10s. 3117 CLYDE QUAY—WeII appointed 9-r villa residence, having electricity, gas, hot water, and other modem conveniences, let at 30s per week. Price, £800; terms .£IOO cash.. Cheap property. 3918 ADELAIDE ROAD—Corner allotment, perfectly level; Land, 1 acre, with nine-roomed residence; block highly suitable for subdivision. Price, £1509. 4CB'l BROUGHAM STREET—Eirst-class residence, with bay window, porch, bath, electric light, gas, p.w.c., new drainage. Land, 30ft x 80ft. Price, .£IOOO. 3101 a WILLIS STREET.—Modern residence o: eight rooms, all appointments; good section. Price. £1100; about £350 cash. 3603 THE TERRACE (close to) —Specially wellbuilt, seven-roomed dwelling with bathroom, scullery, hot water service, gas, electric light, p.w.c., coalhouse, new drainage, etc. Land, 32ft x 701 t. Price. £IOOO. 3303 BOULCOTT STREET—Land 28ft x 133 ft, with srfiendid dwelling of seven large rooms, having all conveniences, lot at 30s per week. Price, £950. 3951 NEAR ClTY—Grand speculation, block containing 1 acre; centrally situated; close to tram. Price, £1650. 4086 UPPER WILLIS STREET (vicinity) Land about A acre with two dwellings, four and five rooms; ground laid out in orchard and garden. Price, £775. owner leaving. 3931 MOUNT VICTORIA—Grand view; land, 33ft x 132 ft, with comfortable, sevenroomed dwelling, having all appliances, workshop, etc.; sunny position. Price, £750. 4083 PRINCES STREET—Seven-roomed residence, with all modem conveniences. Land, 36ft Sin x 66ft. Price. £7OO. Easy terms. • 3000 COUNTRY PROPERTIES, 10 ACRES nursery and fruit farm, Wairarapa; 5 acres in rye-grass, clover, cocksfoot, etc.; 3 acres laid out as orchard, and planted with all classes of suitable fruit trees in full bearing; nearly an acre of nursery garden; well fenced and permanently watered; sol! generally heavy loam. Pour-roomed dwelling, storeroom; barn, dairy, workshop, sheds, and other outbuildings. All well planned and laid out. Price, £550; liberal terms. 3573 75 ACRES, Hutt district, 15 acres in English grass balance bush, post and wire fence, 6 paddocks, water in each, 30 acres flat, would carry 20 head of cattle, 5-roomed house, scullery, dairy shed, loft, cowshed, good orchard, over 300 trees, vegetable garden, 3 miles from township and railway station.

close school Price, £850; terms. 4165 440 ACE.ES, Pahiatua district, all in grass except 10 acres reserve, 5 paddocks laid down in grass, sheep yards winters 2J shepp from 40/50 cattle, carry 4 sheep all summer, good homestead, pantry, scullery, eto., water laid on, tanks, three minutes school and P. 0.; a desirable property. Price, £7 10s an acre. 4371 960 ACEES, Manawatu, in lots to suit purchasers, level land; 400 acres in cultivation, 200 in turnips, balance in oats and barley; splendid breeding or fattening country, with good plantations : soil a black, sandy loam, will carry 2QOO breeding, ewes; 8-roomed homestead with all necessary outbuildings and fences in good order. Price, from £P 2s 6d per acre. Terms—£l per acre deposit, £1 in 12 months, balance on mortgage. 4223 BUSINESSES. FIRST - CLASS BOARDINGHOUSE Thorndon, 10 rooms; rent, £2; selling on account of illness. Price on application. CONFECTIONERY AND REFRESHMENT ROOM —Premier business position in Wellington; rent 255; 2 years lease; turnover £l2 weekly. Only £9O for goodwill, stock and fittings. 243 MAIL COACH PLANT AND CONTRACT —Taranaki, including three coaches, 14 horses, 8 sets harness; subsidy £IOO per annum; ten-stall stable and 17 acres; rent £2O. Price, £370; £IOO cash. 236 February "Register” now ready. HABCOURT AND CO. G. A. HURLEY, ESTATE AGENT, SHAREBROKER. (Member Wellington Stock Exchanged Jjl O, E SALE TARANAKI —■ Some splendid farms for dairying, unequalled in New Zealand for carrying capacity. EANGITIKEI and MANAWATU DISTRICTS. A very large list, from which to select farms, at any price WAITOTAEA (near Wanganui) acres; about 50 acres grassed. A bargain. £SOO for freehold MANUKA IT grassed. Goodwill, £SO, and 10 acres, with 5-r house freehold. £4OO ASHUEST DO acres grassed: 3 acres orchard, 6-r house. £8 10s UPPER HUTT for £6OO 4000 ACEES rough bush land at 255, splendid soil GISBORNE—2OOO acre run; perpetuity lease with purchasing clause; 230 acres grassed. Goodwill, £250. AWAKING and cattle- land, 40s, or would lease with purchasing clause. Taranaki to Auckland road within li miles. A fine investment. Bound to rise in value. BUSINESSES Those in search of any kind of business should write to me, as I have a lot on my books for sale. INVESTMENT and MINING SHARE LISTS posted monthly on application. Attends "Call” daily at 12. Money at 4i per cent. TO LANDLORDS AND PROPERTY OWNERS. BAKER BROS, collect more rentals than any other individual firm or company in New Zealnad. BATTER BROS, render prompt iponthlj or quarterly statements. BAKER BROS, collect rents anywhere in New Zealand, and issue cheques for the game in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin free of exchange—a considerable saving to landlords who do i not reside in the same town as that in which, their property is situated. BAKER BROS., ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRIST CHURCH AND DUNEDIN. 618