Page 12 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8653, 11 February 1914, Page 12

FOR SALE. RUBY BAY RUBY BAY OFFERS YOU INDEPENDENCE. A fruit grower leads an out-of-door life of absolute independence, one might even say affluence. Ruby Bay Orchards will yield from £BO to £2OO per acre per annum from apples alone. One man near Ruby Bay made last year over £IOOO from 3 acres of Strawberries. It is evident, then, from these facts that a man with 10 acres of Orchard ought to produce the tidy income of at least £B OO per annum. Can you do that in any other business and under the same ideal conditions. ? A fruit grower doesn’t have irksome uncongenial tasks to fulfil day after day as does the man in ordinary employment. Neither is he held to his work by a clock. He is his own master, free to do what he will and certain that no one can take his living from him. The ordinary man in employment is earning money for others; a fruit grower earns it for himself. The work ishght, interesting, out-of-doors, and is the most natural existence any man could possibly have. A fruit grower is not tied to his work day in and day out; he has time for leisure and recreation at almost any time except during the picking season. Then, of course, unless he employs labour, he is very busy. RUBY BAY ORCHARDS CAN BE BOUGHT FOR 10 Per Cent DEPOSIT. The balance pan remain 5 years at 5 per cent, interest. Those terms are exceptionally easy and make it possible for almost anyone to secure a farm. Any information you desire can be obtained from the owner, .Mr. W. H. STAFFORD, Ruby Bay, Telegraphic Address “ Mapua ”* or from his Accredited Agents: Messrs H. F. McNeill & Co,, 135 Featherston Street, Wellington. Special Note !—Right alongside the Ruby Bay estate the leading fruit experts, such as Mr T. W. Kirk, Head of the Agricultural Department, and Mr Thos. Horton, the well known Horticulturist, and, others have acquired fawns. That provet Ruby Bay is the bestdruit land. ::

FRUIT FARMS FOR PROFIT—IF—7 YOU DON'T GIVE MAD PRICES FOR THE LAND. (gECTIONS, 15-20 acres, near Motueka, from £6 to JEI3 per acre. I bare gentU ■tinny slopes to sell for smalt owners at 60 per cent, less than the unthinking give elsewhere. Come and look round and compare prices. J. B. FINLAY, 10,000 Acres, near .Otatl, in areas to suit purchasers. Price from £1 per acre. TO ANYBODY IF YOU WANT A FARM AND A FORTUNE BUY THIS! 1 AND BE QUICK. QAnA ACRES (about), Freehold; all in tip-top grass except patches left for OUUU shelter, stock wintered and now on property 8000 SHEEP and 400 CATTLE (come and see the sheep shorn), all stock in splendid.condition. This block is "OUT ON ITS OWN” as a sheep and cattle run. Only 15 miles from large town by motor road; splendid homestead and) extensive and up-to-date outbuildings—insurance ,£3000; all improvements are first-class. Price only .fli per acre. Terms, .£SOOO cash, balance arranged. Full particulars of this magnificent property will be supplied on application to W. H. LAMBERT & GO., 20, CUBA STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH.

ATTRACTIVE L.I.P. I GEES. £5 00 EDWIN R. B. DANIEL, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, HASTINGS. H.B.

have for exchange for North Island sheep farms:—4oo acres dairying W land, equity JISOOO. 200 acres, ~T2G, equity 263000- City property, unencumbered. J3OOO. 30 acres, near Christchurch, for dairy farm in the North Island. 30 acres, near Christchurch, unencumbered, i‘so per acre, for a larger dairy farm in the north. Correspondence invited. Please send for our catalogues Telegraphic address: “Tuscan/’ Christchurch. H ilt caait X t 13C - Manchester street, . ±l. OC CHRISTCHURCH, next U.S.S. CO.. 'Phone 2293-FIRST-CLASS HOTEL FOR SALE. LEASE 4 years at 2619 per week; safe district; takings average .6150 and increasing; house contains 30 rooms, well furnished; everything in splendid order. Goodwill and furniture i-1000. Apply LEWIS & CO., WANGANUL 1-| ol ACRES; all in grass; close to Inglewood; splendid dairy farm; good J_JLO4 buildings; all ploughable. JE2O per acre. .q inK/v ACRES, Freehold; 900 in grass 300 acres flat; 3 miles from school 4 X&Oi from railway; 2i sheep country, besides cattle. 266 10s per acre. w£lCoo I*4 A ACRES; 138 in grass; all level and ploughable: 50 acres stumped; good X~trt buildings; close to school and creamery; good dairying farm. Price 2616 per acre. 65 MATTHEWS, BENNETT & CO., AUCTIONEERS. LANH AND ESTATE AGENTS. INGLEWOOD. TARANAEI. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE., AN ideal Dairying or Fattening Farm 0 f 600 acres, situated close to a leading Waikato township; soil rich yack loam easily worked; well watered; securely fenced and subdivided; 100 acres turnips and fallow; substantial dwelling eight rooms, stables and iicces sarr farm outbuildings; excellent orchard As owner, through illness in family, has to leave the Dominion, this desirable property will be soijn cheap and oa easy-terms. Lor full particulars apply to MACKAY. 31, PANAMA STREET.