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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6384, 5 December 1907, Page 10

LAND AGENTS MOFFATT &- CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, PALMERSTON NORTH. 1 QOffe ACRES, 700 acres been ploughed iui> l v and sown in beet English grasses, 300 acree milling bush, 200 acres flax, balance rough feed, ring fenced, partly drained; 6 miles from railway station, 2 miles factory and school; good road Price, ,£3 10s per acre; terms. 247/931 owqA ACRES, all in grass except 400 O 6 o\/ acres bush, 1000 acres plcraghable, balance undulating and low hills, 20 paddocks, sheep-proof fencing; 10 miles road frontage, good dwelling and outbuildings, woolehed, etc.; metalled road through property; 3 miles from railway station. Price, XS 10s per acre; terras. 222/SOl nwan ACRES, all In grass, well sub- & i &\9 divided and watered, 1000 acres flat, balance undulating, wire fences; limestone country: 2h sheep per acre; 5 miles from railway station, good road. Price, £7 T7o 6d per acre; terms. 5021 W. MOFFATT & CO., LAND AGENTS. PALMERSTON NORTH. A. W. READ AND CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, ’,, QUEEN ST.. AUCKLAND. TO LAND BUYERS. WE wish to 1 call your .particular attention to the following exceptional cliaice of securing /SAAA 'ACRES of the very befit 4MJ>yU NOETH TARANAKI Bush Country; Freehold, Land Transfer Title. Rich Limestone country, 1000 acre®level, balance good slopes, nil ploughable wh n cleared. . When improved this property 11 comp -re favourably with the best iT-Tvr, ivrr T 7 CT\ r nnMg in SHEEP and CATTLE STATIONS the NORTH ISLAND. This is not situated ia an spot, bat easily acta.s ble. PBIv.E. '‘ONLY A 3 PER ACRE. TO THOSE 'ABOUT TO SETTLE IN AUCKLAND We can offer three ot the most uo-to-datc GETLBMpN J S -RBSJDENv ES in the Choicest Suburbs,,Magnificent Views, and nice surroundings; reasonable prices. P. rticulars on application. Also, a very largo , list of Houses, Farms, Businesses, Hotels, etc., to select from. \' A. W. READ AND CO., 79 and 81, Queen street, Auckland. LEONARD \ AND CO., \ l . i. FEATHERSTON STREET. CHEAP LITTLE FARM AND . ORCHARD. , HANi)Y TO WELLINGTON.

;ji A ACHES, all cleared; goofl' soli; 2 i acres orchard, consisting 'of 300 assorted fruit trees in full bearing,, also 400 gooseberry and currant bashes; house. 5 rooms and number of outbuildings; only i-mile from school and J mile railway station. PRICE, .£525. SjALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD.,'. WELLINGTON. FOR PRIVATE SALE. MAN AW ATE LINE. 2QQ ACRES FREEHOLD 450 ACKES LEASEHOLD Situated close to' Railway Station. Tenure of leasehold varies from 12J to 39J years, rental frc", - to 3s per acre per annum. 450 acres in grass 30 acres in rape, 170 acres in scrub, etc. Carrying canacity 1J to 2 sheep per acre. ■' There is o 4-rooroed house on the- property. Price, .£3200 for Freehold and Goodwill of Leasehold. PROPERTIES EOR SALE. 1 ACRES (Eongotea). All plongh-i-v)rW able; well subdivided and well watered; 35 acres under plough, balance in grass;, now .carrying 250 breeding ewes with lambs, 10 cattle and 22 horses; 8-roomed hoiise and all necessary outbuildings; cl"ao to school and creameries. Price £23 per acre. POP ACRES —' One and a half miles 0450 from township and 13 miles from Wellington; hilly country; now carrying 1200 sheep and 150 cattle; buildings comprise 1 two bouses, woolshed, stable, etc. price, £9 per acre. syy(\ ACRES (Hawke's Bay). Half ,•£ (U fl a t; permanent stream in every paddock; now carrying 200 sheep and- 80 cattle; lease 4) years.to run, at .£7O per annum. Optional purchasing clause at £S 15s • per acre. Price, <£36o for goodwill. 1 Q 1 ft ACRES, in the Thames Valley; J.i/XO g m iies from railway station, good metalled reads; exceptionally fine buildings; considered the best farm in the district; canoes 3 sheep per acre (guaranteed); TOO acres fatten a bullock to the aero; greater portion suitable for subdividing into dairy farms. Price, £9 per acre, ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Land, Stock and Station Agents, Palmerston North.