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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6491, 10 April 1908, Page 10

LAND AGENTS TARANAKI ! A CHEAP FARM, WITH A TEST OE EIYE. OAA ACRES of magnificent dairying land, close - to Tnnki Station. 01/U The whole is in the best of grasses with the exception of 60 acres of shelter bush. Divided into 8 paddocks, well fenced and watered by running- streams in every paddock. Part in turnips, etc. •Splendid up-to-date 5-roomed house with every modern convenience; . . . cowsheds, stables, chaffhouse, and other buildings; IJ. miles only to ■ Creamery, 2 miles to school. ■ ■ ■ The place will carry 2 sheep to ac're, BESIDES 100 head of caitlo in winter. The milk cheque will sell tho place, the TEST BEING I'TVE, which is undoubtedly very high. The owner of the farm opposite., is asking <hlo per acre, and the owner of this farm is going to sacrifice. *. i£io 5 s p£E acee ’: ! ; /:■-■:■■■■; ■'■■■ WHICH IS UNDOUBTEDLY THE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED. For further particulars— . : 1 i EAST AND EAST, • GREY AND FEATHERSTON STREETS, - ! WELLINGTON. ■’ AND AT ,i AUCKLAND AND • CHRISTCHURCH. - TARANAKI BUSH BLOCK UNIMPROVED. 12,400 acres. : ONE OF THE LARGEST AREAS, IN STANDING'BUSH. ■ 1 i • •# ■„ ; IN -AN EXCELLENT POSITION LEFT IN TARANAKI. QITTJATED on the well-known Moknu river, l having 23 miles frontage to the LJ river. ,A fine block of beautiful Tawa, Riihu, Pukatca, and Kikatca Bush. Admirably adapted for one fine sheep run. or cutting up into 12 or 15 smaller runs. THERE IS A LOT OF VALUABLE TIMBER ON‘ THIS BLOCK, und ’ sawmills close by, working full time; 400 ACRES RIGHT‘IN CENTRE OF THIS BLOCK ON THE FRONTAGE: FREEHOLD, balance leaßchold at JOd porter© with 40 years to run. Wo have personally inspected this block, and it is details, photographs and plans sent on application. SPECULATORS! HERE IS A CHANCE FOE YOU. PRICE priftAA FOE FREEHOLD, GOODWILL OF LEASE, TIMBER *OUUU INCLUDED. Apply sharp, , E. GRIFFITH AND CO., new Plymouth, . ; • 60/ E AGENTS. 1 1 SELLING RAPIDLY. • x - JXO SECTIONS. ’ DEPOSIT. ■ “MORNINGTON ESTATE,” I ' SOUTH WELLINGTON. nRHB CHEAPEST LAND IN WELLINGTON, approached from .Brooklyn aiid X from Berbampore by the Electric Tramway Systems.: off Britomnrt street. . The most healthful and delightful locality for. residential. purposes, sun« f shine from morning to'night, Those in search .of- a site to build a homo should not fail to inspect these sections. ' ? MORNINGTON. Roads are now formed tho City Council*© • roquirementa. Footpaths curbed and channelled, Visit .the land; and you will find section*», that cannot be equalled v for size and beautiful surroundings. ; . PRICES FROM £SO PER SECTION. . .£5 DEPOSIT, MORNINGTON. , Easiest terms ever offered to purchasers of land. £5 deposit, will,,put you. in possession of on© of these‘boautifuL sections. , For plans and. all other par* Honiara, apply to tho Secretary, , - , THE SOUTH WELLINGTON LAND COT., ■ . B. M. BOULTON, Secretary, Nathan's Buildings. ,• . ,1 B. W\ WILTON, on tho property. DWAN BROS., - i WILLIS STREET. • OE ANY LAND AGENT. . '

FARMS. ■ AIANAWATU LJNB. , i , "I 1 AK ACRES: all in grass but 350 JL J.UO acree bush; 25 paddocks; 270 aores flat, • well watered: 50 acres in crop; wool-shed, with shoopyards, concrete dip, 14-stall cowshed.-large .stable and machinery, shed: fine 8-rooraed rcsi-j dence, bathroom, etc.; three good ,cot-' tages; 4J miles from railway. 21 miles to creamery by good road,' Price, .£lO 10s per acre; terms arranged." A GRAND FARM, containing 307 acres J\. (more or loss), 200 acres being rich, flat land, balance terrace, land mostly pic u'hable,'. all in grass except email patch shelter-bush; 50, acres leady foe plough, divided into 11 paddocks; wellwatered, permanent streams: heavy carrying capacity: good 8-roomed house, all conveniences; woolshcd. dip, and outbuildings; 3 miles from Ration, post office, and factory. Price. JG36 per aero; ternu. arranged. . ' , (j-s -| ACRES; terrace and lull country ; oil one-third in ' grass, balance hush; divided into several , padlocks; good 5-roomed house; 5 miles from railway station by level road. Price, £S per’acre, i " , «>/»Q ACRES( about 5 acres flat, hnl--OX3 & ,anco low hills; 10 acres fallen, balance good mixed bush; well watered; 80 chains of fencing. Price. Ul3 per aero;terms arranged. NOTE.—Farmers where the above pro? parties -are- situated can obtain. Bd per gallon -at nearest, railway station, for Wellington milk supply. Write without delay to . ; • H. -ERNEST LEIGHTON, AUCTIONEER,. LAND AND, ESTATE AGENT, 7, Featherston street, WELLINGTON, i Upper and Lower Hutt.

i: ' , FOB SAL? . ■!,' DAIRY FA EM S. </ WE are instructed to offer- for private sale the undermentioned model dairy farms.ln the Taranaki, district. These properties are exceptional valnA Factories.'are paying Hid for butter; fat to the suppliers. ' ■„ f i 1 AO ACRES, all in grass, mostly/flat; !"</ 5 paddocks; well wateredi,‘ fireroomed house, outbuildings, cowshed (20 bails). Owner now milking 30/cows. Good metal', road to property; 1} miles from railway station, 1J miles from town and post office, U miles from cheese factory, half-mile from creamery. - PRICE-ONLY .£lO PER ACRE. Cash required, £3OO. i •| -| -| ACRES, Model Dairy . Farm t i all XXX in grass, flat and ploughable; 10 paddocks; beautifully watered. Buildings consist of good 5-roomed house. Outbuildings, .barn, cowshed ,(15.:bails); railway station;post office,; school, cheeso factory, and ’ creamery about 1 mile. Owner milking 40 cows. PKICF,—ONLY £l7 PER ACRE. Easy terms arranged. ; ■"/ P. B. LOMAX , AND CO. SOLE AGENTS. 32, RUTLAND BUILDINGS. WANGANUI; ■ ■ . ! !

o rientaltea mart. Brasso < per fin) 0 9 ; Zebra (per tin) 0 6 , Domelino (per tin) 0 6 Night Lights (per box) ... 0 9 ' Rolled Oats (per :1b)... ... 0 24 Rolled Oats (slb bags) ... 10 '7 At ■ CAMPBELL’S 21, Manners street. 160, Cnba street. 39, Riddiford street, Newtown.