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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6492, 11 April 1908, Page 16

LAND ACEfJTG. LOWER II U T T. FOR SALE, HPIVELVE ACRES of the best land in this delightful suburb, right in the centre of the Valley. Sunshine fiom morning till night. The soil is unsurpassed -anywhere, A mo tailed road, kerbed and channelled, runs along the full length of the frontage. THE PRICE IS LOW, and whether for cutting up purposes or as a permanent home, this properly CA NNUT EE IiEATEN. Tor full particulars and price, apply to BARE, LEARY AND WILLIAMS LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 31, PBATHEESTON STREET. WELLINGTON.

»AROA ? sun all lay estate, • ADJOINING THE OF JOHNSONVILLE. TOWNSHIP FOE SALE, npHE BALANCE of Unsold Sections in the first subdivision; magnificent Build' nig Allotments. Mo?t of tho Sections aro perfectly level and ready for immediate bunding upon without any extra cost. Koads aro formed and metalled, ana taken over by the Hut': County Council. At the first sale held twelve months ago-over A'JCOO worth of sections were sold. Purchasers have already started building operations. The fact of the Government having notified their intention ot taking over the Mnnawatu Kailway i* bound to make J ohnsonvillo the rising cuburb of \velhngton. Now is the Opportunity to Buy and Heap tho XJnearnec T. , * C i l > f, 'i n * lore is no land selling within 50 miles of Wellington as cheap as HAJvI. s. It was bought cheap, and will be sold cheap. Prices from 25s per rr i * e;T ?. i 1 htnldmg sites within a few minutes* walk of the railway station i, 1 c!w-w Sonvl e * A il 6 * s 0110 tho most magnificent estates around Wellington. K.MiUA means SUN ALE DAY. \\,hy purchase sections in dark, damp localitiesr loii can get woraera fifty-trip tickets to Johnsonvillo for IGs. This is cheaper than travelling to Newtown on tho trams. Speculating builders will do well to purchase RAKOA Sections and erect buildings. Houses are very scarce :n Jonnconvilie. There is no land for settlement at Ngahauranga, where the great meat works and abattoir.* are; therefore, the workers must live at JohnS /?- u i 'I 11 ?* 1 V lt}lin 2 Terms for sections from .£SO to .£6O each aro .4. ~{?°-i balance by monthly instalments of £l, bearing interest at the late o. 2 percent per annum, iurthor particulars can bo obtained from Willis Street. or-E. M. BOULTON, Secretary of tho Company, Nathan’s Buildings, Wellington. DWAN BROS.,

A ' FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT. CITY PROPERTY, SHOWING OVER PEE CENT. PROFIT ON OUTLAY. TWO SHOPS, EACH HAVING FIVE DWELLING - ROOMS, IN ADDITION TO SHOP. LAND—lift s 74ft PRICE: TI7OO. TERMS BY ARRANGEMENT. For Further Particulars and Order to View. Apply to ELLIOTT AND DUNCAN, S, GREY STREET, WELLINGTON.

WYLIE BEOS., ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENTS. IJ. FEATHERS'! ON ST., WELLINGTON QA'7 ACRES. 4 miles form Manakau 01/4 railway station: 99 acres felled; 9 chains fonc ng, no buildings; country hilly with top fiats; two-sheep Imul when grassed; dray road within half-mile. Trice £2 IDs per acre. Easy terms. IPA ACRES, Taranaki; const land, JLOI/ well grassed; UJO areas been ploughed; 5-roo.med dwelling and outbuildings: half-milo from factory and 2 miles from town. Price .£lO per aero. £7OO cash QQ ACRES, Stratford, first-class land, && will carry 35 cows; G-roomed dwelling and outbuildings. £j— --re. cash. On ACRES ; half-mile from Otaht railway station; all m cultivation; fin© soil, rich and easily worked, bas cropped 20 tins of potatoes per acre; well fenced and watered; a highly-improved property, suitable for fruit growing or poultry farming. £SO an acre. £SOO cash, balr.m-o at 5 per cent, IjISUTCHERY BUSINESS, City; corner shop.- * bring rooms, stables; plant consists of 2 horses and carts, motor engine and sausage machine; trade 3 beef, IS snoop, besides pigs, veal, I and small goods etc. Price £3OO as a going concern. PROPERTIES EOS SALE QAf\ ACRES.—An hour's drive from dvvP Palmerston North. All flat; greater portion has been stumped and ploughed; divided intj 15 padlocks by first-class fences. Puddings comprise 7roocicd house (iotara), large woolstied, stable, cowshed, etc. Well grassed; about 100 acres of rich river flat given in. No portion of the freehold can be scoured any. Price, £25 per acre. \ aaa Av RES —Three miles from A\j\j township, a:\cl close to cream- 1 ery and school. All fiat an:l ploughable; divided into 6 paddocks, ell watered; wintered 74 Saad of carik. mostly cows; ivpjse. cowrbed, etc. £l9 per acre; £450 cash. tyA(\ ACRES Mostly rich, drained'. Swamp lan<l; portion well grassed sandhills. Winters well !00 cows. Buildings comprise new 5-roomcd house, with every convenience G-roomod bouse, large cowshed, with milking in* chines, etc. Price, £25 10s per acre. An ideal dairy farm. Jf area is too large, 100 or 150 acres can b© sold to suit purchaser. •iaaa ACRES, Leasehold—27 years to J/wOl/ rim 0 f lease. Rent. £5 per annum. Well grassed; carrier 1 breeding ewe or \\ dry sheep to the acre. Price, £3 per acre for goodwill. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD., Land, Stock and Station Agent* Palmerston North. GOOD Street Runner's Wanted to Sell the "New Zealand Times’' on vh© Streets. Good Commission. Apply to the Publisher. 209