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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7056, 18 February 1910, Page 10

HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE. THE WELL:KNOWN BUN (Near Martinborough). FOB, SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. 'ESSRS MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., of Wellington, have been instructed • by Mr Charles Harris to dispose of his noted Hautotara property, consisting of 12,875 ACRES FREEHOLD 4,966 ACRES LEASEHOLD (or thereabouts). TOGETHER WITH THE STOCK THEREON. Full particulars obtainable from MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., WELLINGTON. PARTICULARS OP PROPERTY FOR SALE BY BALGETY & COMPANY, LTD. WELLINGTON. n-Sftft ACRES Situated in the Hunterville district, adjoining Railway Line. J-t/l/ i?9O acres in grass, 400 acres bush.' About 240 acres ploujrnablo, ot which 175 acres are situated iu front of property aud balance in patches elsewhere. All easy country. Divided into 15 large paddocks, all well tenceci and watered, freehold—Land Transfer Title. Fully 2i sheep country. BUlLDlNGS.—Residence of nine rooms, large woolshed (machines), 4 stands, , i ana watered, ireeuoia —ijanu lrausier j.uie. iuhj «.» »"'7 - —: "j o BUlLDlNGS.—Residence of nine rooms, large woolshed (machines), 4 stands, , i cottages, man's whare, stables and sheds and all necessary buildings. Dip aud three sets sheep yards. School is alonasido and Creamery 2i niuee away. Good roads. _ , „, . „ PRICE.—.£I2 10.5 per aero Terms arra ngod, say, .£IO,OOO Cash. There is a mortgage on property at present of ,£13,500 at 4J per cent to A.M.P. 230 acres, 2 roods, Freehold, Land Transfer Title, situated in the Akatarawa District, 11 miles from Upper llutt. Of this 20U acres are in grass and 30 acres in bush. The Property is subdivided into five paddocks, all ot wmen are permanently watered. CARRYING CAPACITY, 2 sheep to the aero. , BUILDINGS on the property consist of a 2-roomed cottage, cowbaii, st&ole. eto. The prico required is £5 per acre. TERMS— Jb-JjO cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. Vendors are invited to place their properties in our hands for Sale, as we are constantly in touch with buyers. Further information on application to DALGETY AND COMPANY. LIMITED, WELLINGTON. Jo L 151, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. FOR SALE. Lower llutt, near new bridge from Jackson street, Petone. Price onlv .£75 to XICO per section, each 50ft frontage, depths va: 230 ft; :i'lo 5 sections would make a first-class home; splendid cold artesian water available; only about 33 sections. Inquire at oiico and have first pick. Good metal road to door. Land in this vicinity is thechoico suburban land in Wellington. The now bridge over the llutt River iram Jackson street Petone, continuing Jackson street towards Day s Bay wiu enhance the value of all the land in its vicinity. Now is the time to buy. The money market is rapidly recovering from the recent depression, and we look for \ the demand for cheap proper ties to set in when, of cou will ask higher prices. HOTELS FOR SALE. HOTEL (good country town)—Lease months at rent of £i per week; ti averaging £44 per week. Price 1( and furniture .£850; easily and ch( ly run; free house; no opposition. HOTEL, HAWKE'S BAY—Lease years at net rental £4 per wc takings averaging .£SO per week. P lease and .furniture .£1150; free ho HOTEL, SUBURBS Lease 3 yet rental .£3 per week; trade on the I rage .£100; ingoing .£2IOO. HOTEL, HAWKE'S BAY—Lease ul three years; rent .£2 15s per wc five acres of land; trade on aver about .225 per week.' Price lease furniture .£550. Numerous other Hotels in all pa ate. Suitable clients financed with Is particulars, on application, to bona P. A. ZO 27G, LAMBTON 22 I HOTEL (country)—Lease over 8 years at •ado very low rent of ,£BO per year; 394 ease acres of first-class land all in grass; ?ap- trade averaging .£57 per week; price lease and furniture ,£1500; free house; 31 no opposition. ri'i, HOTEL, WELLINGTON DISTRICT—,.Sp Lease nearly five years; nine acres of land-; rent £4 per week; takings on lrs; the average £'H per week. . Prico ave " lease and furniture .£1150; only hotel i n township. x>ut' ■ek; I HOTEL, NELSON—Lease 5i years; ■ago i rental (including rates and insurance) and j £3 per week; trade £45 per week; inI going .£IOOO. its of the Dominion, too large to enui"orarge proportion of purchase money, fide clients. HRAB & CO., QUAY, WELLINGTON )Slll¥Sll'o FLEXIBLE POR LOO HAULINO. ONB UNIFORM QUALSTZ OB" THS RiailEST BXOEIIEMOK THAT CAW BS MADE. Solo Ascents— CHOICE TARANAKI PROPERTIES. -5 ACRES, TARANAKI—AII good XOtJU papa country; firef-class sheep hills, fronting good road, 4 miles from township and railway iu progress; 450 acres in grass and the balance good bush country; whare', sheep yards, 2 miles sheep-proof fences; O.R.P. at £1 per aore. Price £2 per acre. Terms ,£SOO cash and balance can remain for five years at 5 per cent. OQA ACRES, TARANAKI—FreehoId. /50\J> One of the best-dairy farms.; all level and well watered by streams; good house; larga cowsheds and water-power for milking machines; handy to faotoTy,' •school and township; good roads; one of tho cheapest farms offering. Price ,£ls 10s- per acre. Reasonable terms can arranged. _ 0 ACRES, TARANAKI—FreehoId. First-class coast farm; all level and rich land, well watered; 4- roomed house, large cowshed, fitted up with milking machines; well fenced and subdivided; factory opposite section; at present milking 85 cows, which are in good order and condition. Price .£lB per acre. Terms, about .£IOOO cash and balance can be arranged for. Stock can be taken at valuation. -H i\f\ ACRES, TARANAKI—FreehoId. IUU All lover and well watered by running streams; nicely planted about homestead; good dwelling house of 8 rooms; man's room with fireplace; cowshed and piggeries; calf paddocks planted with shelter trees; all rich land, handy to factory, school . railway end township. Price .£26 per acre. Owners selling to divide interest. I have on my books for sale a .large number of dairy farms, sheep runs, bush properties, store businesses, etc., and shall, be pleased to show . intending buyeTs over anv property and give them the benefit of mv thirty years experience of Tarannki lands. All correspondence promptly attended to Loans u"<»<>tinted. Terms arranged. NEWTON KING, AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT and GENERAL MERCHANT. NEW PLYMOUTH. Established 1879. FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. fTHIE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED, is prepared to PURCHASE FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS by weight or at per head The Company also offers Clients every facility for freezing on their own account. Prices can be- obtained on application at the Company's Office, or from any of the buyers in the country. W. G. FOSTER, , Managing Director. AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. MASTERTON A. AND ASSOCIATION. -\WENTY-THIRD ANNUAL SHOW, BAM FAIR. LAST DAY, TO-DAY (FRIDAY) TO-DAY FEBRUARY 18th. HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, S PIGS, DOGS, PRODUCE AND HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITS. GEO. R. SYKES, Secretary, Masterton. Accommodation for' Visito r. C. B U T LE E SPECIAL EXHIBITION OF NEW PICTURES BY ENGLISH AND COLONIAL ARTISTS. ENGLISH AND COLONIAL ARTISTS. NOW ON VIEW. LAMBTON QUAY, . v WELLINGTON. IEW ZEALAND TRAINED NURSES--1 ASSOCIATION (Wellington Branch). Nurses' Homo and Bureau, 237, Willii street. MISS DUNLOP. Hon. Secretary. Medical, Surgical Nurses. Telegrapnio Addr« lington. Telephone 1116. :r and House North. Pig, - every Satnr--603 lOD Street Runners Wanted to Sell the "New Zealand Times" on the