FOR SALE. PICTON APPLE LANDS ARE UNEQUALLED IN THE DOMINION For on investment, as they have a very great future value, as owing to the limited amount of flat land in and around the fast-growing port of Picton they must greatly increase in value if only for residential purposes. ONLY 40 ACRES OF FLAT LAND Are available, situate ‘overlooking tlio beautiful Waiknwa Bay, lying to the sun and specially adapted for Fruit-growing or lucerne. Price only £TS per acre. On the easiest of terms, say, £t 10s per acre deposit, balance arranged ever long neriod. Quarter-acre close by sell at .£OO each, and this land must become equally, if not more valuable. Five Acre Lots or 10 Acre Lots can. to-day yet be obtained in Piston at the above juice per acre, and will sell at per quarter-acre iu the near future. PHOTON'S PORT AND HARBOUR Tb tho very best in the Dominion, and in spite of party feeling and influence must eventually be tho Naval Base, and in any case Pioton must bo a largo seaport town. It is tho terminus of the South island Main Trunk Railway, and also will be of the Blenlleim-Wairau Valley. Wbst Coast railway. BUY PICTON-WAI KAW.A LAND Before it is subdivided into small lots.ts. when a quarter-acre will cost more than an acre to-day. Pioton is the Port of Marlborough, and is becoming a great Health and Tourist Resort. H has everything to make it, and the population must rapidly increase. On March 2nd Hillorsdein Estate of 160,000 acres, which is now being subdivided, is to be balloted for. This is one of Marlborough's large estates, and there are many others, which, when cut up, will make both Blenheim and Pioton large towns. A SHEEP RUN FOE .£5250, Sriuato in the famous Wairau Valley, as a going concern at Ibe above priM | with 3000' sheep, and would carry 5006 sheep to-dny. Rent only £260 per annum. ; , TWO, MCE DAIRY FARMS Of 80 acres each for sala at ai low price on very easy term®. M°L AU CHL A N & GEE, BLENHEIM. MILK WALK—teOING CONCERN. J ■1 ACRES; 10 years’ lease at Eflt. rcr acre; only 3 miles from good country -L town —population 10,000; severe! paddocks well watered; practically ail at and plonghabla; good house (5 rooms); 14-bailed cowshed, concrete floor, rice £2550 for goodwill of lenso, also goodwill milk run, doing 50 gallons milk er day, besides cream, butter and eggs; also all stock, plant, and crops, minding 23 first-class cows, cart, harness, milk floats, cane, plough, sepalator, vs ter and about 5 acres crops. Easy terms arranged. EXCHANGE FOE STABLES AND CARRYING BUSINESS. For detailed particulars apply sharp. H. F. MNEILL & CO., 155. FEATREKSTOJN oiREET. WELLINGTON. Branch Office: “Bright’s Buildings," Otakl. ■ - FARM BUSH LAND. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY MAKE MONEY. . - AO ACHES, Manawatu line; Si miles from railway station: undulating to •08 hilly; small cottage erected thereon of two rooms; 180 acres grow, rlance bush, principally rimu, rata, hi nan. The property lies beautifully to m smi and the climate is. ideal. This should appeal to those who want a prowtv that requires improving and thereafter reap the advantage of a substanSb# ZTIMiSI I D. MARTIN MINTYRE & * 215-217. EAlilii'ON QUAY. WELLINGTON.. CO- , _ ACEES. Sheep Country; about 180 acres in grass, balance in good bnshj 10 AmaH dwelling; partly fenced; situated within i miles of school and Oway. trSlLwwata Brice £* 12s 6d. Cash £.'500, balance tonne, Amy low pric'd farm. Writ© without delay. • J. C. LANE, BOX I*4. PALMERSTON NORTH. m EXCHANGE FOR SHEEP OR DAIRYING COUNTRY—MUST JK tAum* g£ HEhH p ALWjER3 TON U. _ _ ACRES in Patea Valley; very rich cropping and dairying and sheep LH) country. Equity £29000. _ , r nm ,;ch river'flat dairy land, handy to town; would exchange }0 for small farm or sheep country. Equity .£22900. Apply FARMERS’ LAND AGENCY, 13, MAIN STREET WEST. PALMERSTON NORTH. GOOD BAKERY BUSINESS Tr-u-iw rate ill Hastings; excellent position in Main street; cheap rent; large F turnover; stock, plant, bakery, etc.; doing good sound trade. Trie -£3OO. €. Wire or write for full particulars fiom R. WILSON & CO., AUCTIONEERS,: HASTINGS, 11.12, AN IDEAL SHEEP AND CATTLE RUN. TF bare a large BLOCK OF LEASEHOLD LAND IN HAWKE’S BAY U TJi mne a ■ t. right of renewal lor another 21 years, at a very low ; , improvements valued and paid for at the end of the lease. At ta k carries 3000 breeding ewes and a number of horses and cattle, by a irLreful expenditure a further 5000 sheen could easily be earned. Un- •! entity of splendid timber, well watered by rivers and springs; well Un natural boundaries; good fishing and shooting. A very low price ed for goodwill of lease, and on very easy terms. lor full particulars apply KTR-KCALiPY & C 0.2 31, FORT STREET. AUCKLAND. GENUINE BARGAINS. FOR SALE. tVtVHOLD i&ti A.cree; all in grasej 10 paddocks, all Ant, weii fenced; £rf(* black loam soil; well watered ; carrying 75 dairy cows; houses? room* , L nantrv, wash-house, copper and tubs, cowshed (14 bails, concrete rs)- ™’ear P Cambridge, creamery -.pporite property, school I mile. i rice £-28 V°\ L.A/L°Motor' 1 tTr^s^cond band, 5 seater, * cylinder 22 h.p .in L fir-riclatT running order, splendid car for hire work, will climb any full, , windscreen, acetylene lamps and oil lamps, kit of tools, stepnej, and f t Vrw neariy new. 2 non-skid. aU> set of chains Cost now £-750. Price f ■ £27ft . '‘itoACaED BU LAND ANDMOTOR AGENT. W . P ivlio S ili 111 CAM BRIDGE. WAIKATO KARORI—MIRAMAR. TP have the following desirable Building Sites for sale on account of as r absentee at low prices and on very easy terms. , , . EORI. Beauchamp streot.-Sectiom, Nos. 10, 10, and 16 cacn containing 2J ILAMAH’ Princes street-Section No 10. containin c 36 perches: Section No. 4 fScI” MTmSsTIE CO.. AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS. CORNER CASHEL AND MANCHESTER STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8646, 3 February 1914, Page 10
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