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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10210, 21 February 1919, Page 10

HARCOURT & CO., LAND AGENTS & AUCTIONEERS. WELLINGTON. GOOD BLOCK OF CATTLE COUNTRY i>AAA ACRES, Freehold, of which 4l\}\J\J igoO acres is in splendid cocksfoot, balance heavy bush; divided, into 8 paddocks and well fenced: will winter at least 500 bullocks and 1000 breeding ewes; GOO bullocks have been sold off this block during the last 12 months; would easily subdivide! into smaller blocks: situated in the Auckland district. 0 miles by real Rood road to railway; a 2-roomed cottage and yards on the property. Price £l2 per acre. Terms arranged. No. 4*l FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL AND GRAZING FARM. CI/* ACRES, Freehold, South Island; o±o -Mk) acres m grass, balance wheat, oats, etc.; 13 paddocks, well watered; up-to-dato 11-roomed dwelling, good woolshed, stables, yards, d»p, mens cottage, garage; 7 acres in orchard and plantations; wintered on the 400 acres (and turnips) 850 ewes. 200 wethers, and 200 ewe lambs; grows splendid crops; school Ik miles, railway 8 miles, by good road. Price .£lB per acre. iull details on application. No. r\f\i\f\ ACRES Freehold, South Isyi/UU land: all level to undulating country; practically every part ploujjhuble. but at present in native grasses. There aro ten . subdivisions, all well watered. The property is only 11 miles off one of the main South Island roads. It is ewo country and has earned over GOOO sheep. Buildings are a good sixroomed house, garuge, woolshed, dip, yards etc. Price. £1 10s per acre. Easy terms can bo, arranged. 456 _ _- - _ . .-lOTPa i;—-+~ne country, 18 _. i market town. on the Wellington-Napier railway line; easy hills to undulating land; divided into 22 paddocks. aJI well watered; about 100 acres siielcer. all the rest of thu land is down in good English grasses; s 50 acros of river flats. Is capabli wintering 1500 sheep and 250 head of cattle: ten-roomed house with all conveniences, stable, motor shed, electric light throughout. Pric per acre. Terms arranged. 45S 1A f\ ACRES, Manawntu; 122 acres JLtfcU graised, balance in crops; ali flat land: subdivided into 15 paddocks, which are watered by creeks. There ic . j. omed house and all convenient wshed and yard, trapshed and other outbuildings. Railway station 3 The property is carrying 4-0 cows, about 40 head young stock and a. fewi sheep. Prico £36 per aero. Terms .££oo cash. 459 Wa Issue monthly a "Register £>nd Property Investors' Guide," containing particulars of hundreds of farm and -ty properties. Call or write for a ■XESIRABLE PROPERTIES. KELBURN EXTENSION. Comfoilable 5-roomed House, on one floor, electric light, and all conveniences; in first-class order. Price only .£650; terms, about £l5O cash; balance arranged; immediate possession. SEATOUN.—Attractive new House, of fi ve rooms, besides kitchenette, bathroom, ashhouse, and conveniences; concrete foundations, slate roof, gas stove, caliphont, enamol bath and basin, built-in oupboards, linen press, etc.; well finished throughout; one room 19 x 15; town drainage and water supply. Price, only .£950; terms, about £250 cash, balance arranged; immediate possession. LOWER HUTT—Convenient 5-roomed House, bathroom, and all conveniences, clo3e to station; price £675; terms about £IOO cash, balance arranged. KELBURN. Convenient 5-roomed House, porcelain bath, h. and 0., e. 1., gas cooker, built-in wardrobes, cupboards, bookcase, etc.; tiled roof; close to tram. Price, only £900; terms. £l5O cash. Can give immediate possession. LOWER HUTT.—Splendid Seotion, having 100 ft frontage to first-class road; price, only £300; favourable terms ar•ringed. h. ernestTeighton. auctioneer and estate agent, 182, Featherston street, And LOWER HUTT. EXCHANGE FOR SMALL FARM. /•AAA ACRES, of -which area 1300 \i\jiJ\J acrea are freehold and the balance is leasehold. Situated 85 miles from railway and 4 miles from township. Undulating and hilly country, part limestone formation, but mostly fern country, which grows excellent crops of rape, turnips, and oats; 30 acrei at present in sweedos and 10 acres in oats. The property is at present carrying 3000 sheep, besides cattle and horses, and is oapable of great improvement. Homestead consists of 2 houses, 6 rooms each, large woolshed with shearing machines, yards, dip, telephone, and all recessary conveniences. Prico, £3 10a tor acre, including cattle, horses, and farm implements. Equity, £5867. Sheep nr ay be bought at valuation; owner requires I a smaller farm nearer the railway. For further particulars apply to H. F. M'NEILL & CO., LTD Land and Estate Agents, 155, Foatherston street, Wellington (Sole Agents). 7ANITI Sots, choice Perfui ' Fancy Toilet Soap (in boxea>, _and Mirrors, Ebony and Zylonita Hairbrushes, etc. Len. McKonzie, G'hoinist. Manners street and Lambton quay. WANTED Known—W. Barber and Co., 125, Cuba street, and 147, Kiddiford street, are the oldest Dyeing and Dry-Cleaning Works in Wellington." WANTED Known Artistio Printing in all its various forms promptly executed at the "Times" Office. We take trouble to fiivo you satisfaction, and aro always readv to help you carry out your own ideas successfully. Got prices from the "Times," and see how reasonable we ier Ladies and amc UinbeUai that will stand up to any weather for 10s 6d. Send us a P.O. Ordor and address and we will do the rest. NoteNo canvassers _ employed. Beware of ennvassers soliciting orders in our name. WANTED KNOWN. MESSRS W. E. 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