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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6411, 7 January 1908, Page 10

LAND AGENTS RANGITIKEI ! THE PICK OF THE DISTRICT. ACRES of first-class dairying land, all’ of which is down in • . vury best of English grassos; 50 acres are ploughable, ana acres are given to a well-laid out orchard. tho U Tho farm is flat and undulating and is close to tho school, creamery, town and stockyards by a good metalled road. The property is subdivided into 8 paddocks, which are well watered by never lulling streams that run right through the property. Last y* breeding sheep, 70 head of cattle —most of which horses. it wintered 101 cro cows—and some The outbuildings comprise cowshed, good yards, stables, barn, trapshed, first-class pig styes, wash-house and dairy. There is a largo and convenient 7-roomed house upon the property,and the owner of this superb little farm is prepared to sell at £l2 PiiK ACKE WITH TERMS. Call or send for further particulars to BAST AND EAST, AUCTIONEERS. ESTATE AGENTS, SHAREBROKERS, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, AND AUCKLAND, GREY AND FEATHEKOTON STREETS. BAND. BAND. BAND. nnHB NEW ZEALAND LOAN * MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY .LTD., JL Wanganui, have a very large number of farms and station properties in rarions parts of the. Color,/ to choose from, varying in area from 100 to over 19 000 ecres. Those wanting land cannot do better than communicate with the Company. The following properties are strongly recommended as worth >nspection A cr ES . w«t Coast, North Island, seven miles from railway; mostly lU.wUu ploughable; winter capacity, ROOO ewes, 000 cows, and 500 dry cattle;, capable of very groat improvement. Flax royalty alone worth dIIOOO a year. Land Transfer title. Price on application. Easy terms. dwellings. . . besides a large number or horses. W« have, in addition to the above, a large variety of smaller farms, and shall) ■be pleased to oommanieate particulars to bona Kde buyers. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., WANGANUI. £l9 PER ACRE FARM FOR SALE NEAR FOXTON. 414 ACRES A IX in English, grasses, except 20 acres of shelter; ring fenced; artesian wells. This beautiful *arm is divided into 15 paddocks, and will winter 1 beast to 2 acres or 4 shoep to the acre. There are two houses on tho property (one old and one new) and tho usual outbuildings. This is a good opportunity for a bona-fide purchaser to secure a fine little freehold property in a progressive district, at a bedrock figure. TERMS EASY. Genuine inquirers will be furnished with full particulars and shown over the property. EBBIOTT AND DUNCAN, LAND AGENTS. 8. GREY STREET, WELLINGTON. pjtHß FOLLOWING ARB A FEW Of THE FARMS WB HAVE FOR SALE:CANTERBURY.—I62O acres, 19 paddocks, 400 acres ploughed, 51 acres in oats, 400 acres tussock, balance young grass; 3J miles from township. House and all necessary outbuildings. £5 per a'cre. £5500 can remain. (260 J MANAWATU.—2O2O acres unimproved hush country; will carry about 3 sheep to acre when cleared. Only 6i miles from rising township. 32s pet acre. Terms. HAWKE'S .8AY.—3500 acres, all in grass, with 10-roomed house, and all.necessary outbuildings; divided into 12 paddocks, carrying capacity 5200 sheas and 700 cattle. Only 12 miles from large town. Price, .£l2 per acre. (200) DANNEVIRKE—27O acres 1.i.p.; near school and P.O. All in grass, except SO acres. Kent, Is 8d p.a. Winters 2 sheep to acre. Goodwill, £3 per acre We also have Freehold Sections in Feathereton street, Lamhton quay, Manners, Willis and Victoria etreete for Sale. For foil particulars, apply BARR. LEARY AND WILLIAMS, U. FEATHERETON STREET. EXCHANGES OF "FARMS FOE CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY A SPECIALTY ORCHARD’S AGENCY, 32A. LAMBTON QUAY • WELLINGTON. UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST LAND TO INVEST IN AT PRESENT IS • MARA ! MARA ! THE PICK OP WELLINGTON SUBURBS. TDEAL BUILDING SECTIONS! PERFECTLY LEVEL! NEEDS NO EXCAi VATION! AND IS SITUATED ONLY SEVEN MINUTES FROM JOHN SONVILLB STATION. IS ALL THAT IS REQUIRED TO SECURE A SB’. VION AT ■ MARA ! MARA ! THEN NO INTEREST FOR TWO YEARS. MAHA is SELLING QUICKLY, eo Apply Early to CUN LIPPE P , WELLINGTON AND JOHN FOE PLANS AND PAETK