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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 4881, 5 February 1903, Page 8

DEFER IT! MIRAMAR LTD.’S COMING ! “ LL is not gold that glitters/’ neither are the alluring prospects elsewhere heid cut to a confiding public of sufficient merit to justify investment iu land at MIRAMAR. Listen; AA'ith the publication of the Sale Map on Ist March next an unparalleled opportunitv for acquiring the CREAM OE THE CREAM of MIRAMAR—that portion comprising 521' Acres held by Mill A MAH LTD—will present itself to discreet purchasers. Until then the Directors invite those who would invest.securely to consider the paramount inducements advanced by MIRAMAR' LTD. MIRAMAR LIMITED has instructed its Surveyor, Mr E. Av. Seaton, to survey and road its properly at the Miramar Peninsula, purchased from No. 1 Syndicate. and the whole of the Block will be offered for selection as soon as the sale mail is ready. Miramar Limited has set aside 50 acres for a Park and Recreation Ground, which must enhance the property and establish iv as tlie centre of attraction and settlement ns the Peninsula becomes populated, and must also govern the route of the tram service, when it is extended there. The public is strongly urged to inspect the property and tho site of the proposed Pork immediately, and to defer any negotiation for the purchase of laud at Miramar until Ist MARCH NEXT. MIRAMAR LTD.’S COMING! All inquiries must be addressed ~ E, CHASE MORRIS, 7,<9 . Box 273, AA’ollington. BERHAMPORE, THE GREAT COMBINE. TOAA 7 N, COUNTRY AND SEASIDE. MAGNIFICENT AND HEALTHY SURROUNDINGS AND ALL CITY f ' CONVENIENCES. WATER, DRAINAGE. LIGHT. SUBDIVISION OF SIX CITY ACRES ON ELECTRIC TRAM ROUTE. THE OAVNERS OF TOWN -ACRES 1051, 1052, 1053, 1054, 1055 and 1036, A DELAIDE ROAD, having subdivided -C2L the laud into convenient allotments, and having under supervision of the City Council let a contract for the completion of the streets traversing tho Block, now authorise the undersigned to effect sales.

This property commands an exceptionally fine outlook, and being on the southern outskirts of the City, purchasers can enjoy all the blessings of Town. Country and Seaside. The terms will be exceedingly liberal, and every opportunity given to persons having limited capital to secure one or more of these beautiful sections by very moderate rates.' Full particulars apply to TURNBULL. WATKINS AND WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Wellington. FOE SALE. njCQA ACRES, wintering 4000 crossyJtSOxJ bred sheep and 150 cattle (would winter with advantage an additional 350 cattle); 10 paddocks, good 6roomed dwelling, wool-shed, etc.; 2 miles from sea. Owing to dissolution of partnership the low price of J!3 15s per aero will bo accepted. 1140 acres, all grass, except 60 acres; 5 paddocks; will-winter 21 sheep to the acre. Price, £o 10s per acre. 508 acres, adjoining Eonini railway station; ideal dairy or fattening land. AJI4 per acre. 20 acres, rich, flat; 6-roomed house; near creamery. 2E550; .0250 cash. LATHAM AND CO., Land Agency, Woodville FOE LEASE. A GOOD Sound Butchery Business in JrL country' township, consisting of shop, fittings, stables, and two carts, etc. A good opening for an energetic and business man. Also with the above — A good Commodious Boardinghouse, furnished, consisting of seventeen, rooms, pantry, scullery', etc. There is a good connection in trade attached to both places. Both could be worked at very little expense. Eenf. .£2 10s a week. Satisfactory reasons for disposing can bo given upon application to the owner. F. BAILEY, Clyde House, 756 Eeatherston." FOE SALE. DAIEY FAEM—GOING CONCEEN. 1 qa AGEES good land, subdivided and J.O'Ly watered; 6 acres ploughed; 6roomed house. Leasehold —12 years; 13s per acre first 3 years; balance of term, 15s per acre, with stock, including 39 cows, bulls, calves, pigs, horse and dray, cans, implements, furniture of house, etc. 2EGOO, a bargain. Full particulars from B. K. HAEEIS. 419 Land Agent, Levin. HANDSOME FAMILY EESIDBNCE FOE SALE, AT WANGANUI. liIEECTED on half an acre of land. -4 laid out as tennis court, and surrounded by shrubs and fruit trees; house lined with picked and dressed and oiled timber, comprises nine rooms with all modern conveniences. Situated close to the Girls* College Title. L.T. Act; terms easy. Apply to A. A. BEOWNE, 74X Wanganui. FOE SALE. THHE oldest-established Butchery n s * ’ ’■ tpply Stratford; will be sold as going confreehold; good ressov for selling. E. M, GIBSON, Stratford,