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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6383, 4 December 1907, Page 12

CHEAP EAEMS FOE SAXE ! n/» ACRES, MANAWATU LINE, w* X’O dulating land, large portion plough--able, all in grass, but some 20 acres slieltor bush, about 7 acres stumped and' i* crop or under fruit trees; land lies well to the sun, and is well watered; well, built 8-roomod lionsc, pantry, storeroom, scullery, 71't-verandah 'three sides, wash-house, copper, tubs, bath, watci laid on; within i-milo creamery, school, and P. 0., and 3 miles railway station,, Insurance, -C650. , Price, only .£1550, ,£SOO cash required. This is a-cheap property, and price asked is below Government valuation. A- in ACRES, all in grass bnt small tfcX/V patch shelter bash, DO acre* flat, balance undulating, well watered, subdivided into numerous paddocks, good 7-roomed house, cow-bails, harness-room, trap and cartshed, etc., good young orchard. Price, .£l3 per acre. Terms arranged. SO ACRES, all in grass, ring-fenced, d well watered, all flat but 17 acres low hills, 9, paddocks, good 5-roomod house, besides scullery, washhouse, etc., y- cd 6-stall -owshed, concrete floor, trapthed, orchard, etc., close to creamery, 1J miles from school, 2 miles frem railway station by level metal road. Cows on this farm during the past season have returned an average of J 513 per head. Price, .£35 per acre. -61000 cash; balancearranged. H. EEKEST LEIGHTON AUCTIONEER. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 7,1 : EATUERSTO.V ST., WELLINGTON Branches: Upper and Lower Hurt.