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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6315, 16 September 1907, Page 12

LAND AGENTS. EAST AND EAST. GREY AND. FE4.THBESTON STREETS. WELLINGTON, FIRST-CLASS FARM BARGAIN. ABSOLUTELY ONE OF THE FINEST SHEEP FARMS NOW AVAILABLE. 844 ACRES FREEHOLD, NEAR EKETAHUNA.* Very conveniently situated within half a mile of school, P.O. and creamery, lying well to the sun, and comprising an exceptionally well-improved property, complete in every detail, and with substantially built and modern 9-roomed residence, having bath room, h. and c. water, scullery; beautifully laid out grounds, with imposing metalled drive, to house. Outbuildings include woolshed to hold between 500 and 600 sheep; concrete dip and draining pens; stable, sheep and cattle yards. The homestead has gas installed, and there is also a capital system of drainage. Splendidly grassed, all low-lying country. About 200 acres have been ploughed, 30 acres non- being prepared for rape. Well watered and subdivided into 20 paddocks. All fencing in first-class condition, 7 and 8 wires. Rich chocolate loam soil The stock carried this winter was 2000 sheep, 120 head of cattle, and 15 horses, besides which a good head of fat sheep have been sold off the place at different times during the past few months. The carrying capacity can bo safely said to be 3 sheep to acre, and to prove the quality of the feed 1000 sheep were kept well on SOO acres throughout this winter. Practically all the land is ploughable. This property is GUARANTEED, and is everything that can bo desired. The first man that inspects will buy. Price, .£l3 per acre. Good terms arranged if desired, ’ INSPECTED AND THOROUGHLY RECOMMENDED. Further particulars obtainable from EAST AND EAST. LAND. LAND. LAND fTTHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD.. A- Wanganui, have a very large number of farms and station properties fii various parts of the Colony to cheese from, varying in area from 100 to over 10,000 acres. Those wanting land cannot do better than communicate with th. Company. The following properties are strongly recommended as worth inspection:— T A CAA ACRES, West Coast, North Island, seven miles from railway; mosth A VFssJv/vr. ploughable; winter capacity. 8000 ewes. 600 cows, and 500 dry cattle; capable of very great improvement. Flax royalty alono worth £IOOO a year. Land Transfer title. Price on application. Easy terms. 4.4-00 , ACE J ES - very rich grazing country, 31 miles from railway, wellfenced and subdivided, with all working conveniences, including two dwellings; winters 4000 ewes, 5000 wethers, 2000 lambs. 700 or SOO head of cattle, besides a large number of horses. We have, in addition to the above, a large variety of imaller farms, and shall be pleased to communicate particulars to bona tide bujers. N.Z. LOJLItf. Atf D A.GS -TOY 00.. ; LTD WANGANUI. 421. ACRES, 7 miles from station, good metalled road; 7-roomed house, good sheds, and all necessary outbuildings; 10 paddocks, one paddock under plough; all originally bush, now completely grassed. Carrying about 2 sheep, per acre, and 100 cattle, . . PRICE 4£15 15® Terms 10 per cent. cash. Balance 5 years at 5 per cent. Stock at valuation. 4.T0 ACRES, close Otaki; 10 acres leased at £2OO p.a. for 4 years, paid quarterly in advance. Another 60 acres could be let for the same purpose at £3OO a year, which would leave 370 acres free. All flat, and of a dry warm nature; small portion stony. All well grassed, and is capable of carrying 3 breeding ewes to the acre, besides cattle. ' There are a 4-fbomed cottage, woolshed, dip, etc. Another property can be strongly recommended to any buyer. There are several clumps of native bush of a .permanent nature on .the property, which could be sold as sites for country residences, to retired-gentlemen, and city business men. Land here has been fetching up' to £4O ’per 'acre in the vicinity. For further particulars, apply— BARR, LEARY AND WILLIAMS. 31. FEATHEKSTOK STREET. VALUABLE CITY INVESTMENTS 7000 ACRES. SUBDIVISION AL FARM AREA. EXCEPTIONAL CHANCE for a Syndicate to Realise Promptly ■ a HANDSOME PROFIT, as there is a BIG DEMAND la the district for small areas. FULL PARTICULARS FROM ORCHARD’S EARM AGENCY. . OPERA HOUSE BUILDINGS, ; MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. HOTEL! HOTBLI HOTEL! HAWKE'S ‘ BAY. HAWKE’S ■ BAT. HAWKE’S BAT. FLLIOTT AND DUNCAN, Hotelbrokere, 8, Grey street, WellingI ton have THIS (Monday) EVENING, been, instructed to dispose of the edwdn; lease, etc.. .of the Best Inland ; Hotel in the Hawke s Bay district, few particulars as follows: — ■ , Bent. £2O Per Woct ’ ■ Bar Takings' (two bars). £230 PeT 'Week. The house' contains 80 rooms, all well' appointed, and fireproof, throughout. TARIFF, 10s 6d Per Day. ~ ■ . . PEICE - £BSOO. For further details of this First-class Hotel, apply to ELLIOTT AND DUNCAN, . . 8, GREY STREET. WELLINGTON. ' WANTED TO LEASE; NB to TWO. HUNDRED ACRES, with house . and .outbuildings. PP ' 7 C.H.H., Ravenhill and Co., Palmerston North. KING AND C 0.,, Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents, Hamilton.—looo Acres of mostly drained swamp, firstclass soil; about 450 acres of heavy flax; 2 miles from railway.by good road; good drainage; all securely fenced; house and outbuildings; The above is well worth inspecting, as the flax is very strong and healthy. Price, £ls.per acre.. Terms arranged. . , . ... REED POTATOES l' SEED POTATOES! | ! TASMANIAN . UP-TO-DATES . . And 1 VICTORIAN. ROSES and HEBRONS. [ AERY ■ AND CO.,’ LTD., ALLEN J STREET,'have for private disposal ■ AN EXCELLENT LINE OF—TASMANIAN GROWN UP-TO-DATE _ . SEED POTATOES. 1 This popular variety best withstood last season the disastrous effects of the blight, and, in addition, gave the heaviest yield. Also available ’for private sale - ■* | VICTORIAN GROWN BEAUTY OF; HEBRONS . and EARLY ROSES, Etc., Etc. * Full particulars and prioec upon appli-1 cation. ’ ‘ GROCERY BUSINESS. €IOOD BUSINESS, as a gring concern, V ’ including j-acre corner section, shop, living rooms, stock, horse, trap, etc; good turnover. Price £I2OO. Easy terms arranged good man. Full particulars • . - , J. T. BARRY AND CO., Fcilding. HAS. IT EVER OCCURRED TO YOU? see lots of tempting. dishes yon like, vet know that if you do eat them, von will snCer all the crucial. pains of indigestion. To think, of what you are debarred from enjoying for fear of after effects, what yon have to sit and see other people enjoying with relish, yet dare not participate in owing to being possessed of weak digestive organs—but why go bn pointing out to you all the ills heir to bad digestion when you have experienced them for years? What we do want to point out to yon is that you can absolutely rely on being free from all snch suffering—eat what yon like—if you will only be advised to take Person's Pepto-chlor (known to be a certain cure, simple, but permanent). Ton. can get ah “acquaintance” bottle from any chemist or grocer for one shilling—which will give you instant relief, and prove to vonr entire satisfaction that, if persisted in, it will eventually eliminate all digestive trouble, and give you that enjoyment in life of which yon have been robbed. PEPTO-CHLOR CURES INDIGESTION.