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Otago Daily Times, Issue 5938, 19 February 1881, Page 4

Properties for Sale. SPECIAL NOTICE. AGRICULTURAL LAND UPON DEFERRED PAYMENTS I * FREE "SELECTION, . EXTENDING OVER TEN YRARS. NO PORTION OP THE PURCHASE-HONEY PAYABLE FOR SEVEN YEARS, UNLESS AT THE OPTION OF THE PURCHASER. INTEREST at 4 PER CENT. S : . THE NEW ZEALAND AGRICUL- ♦« TU i RA i L COMPANY, wishing to promote the settlement of bona fide Farmers, have determined to throw open, for SALE BY FREE SELECTION, i during the next three months, 10,000 ACRES of their fine Estate, upon terms in point of liberality never before offered in New Zealand. SELECTION °f & 03i p <J'Y a? d aT t J" as' be made on portion of the Estate to suit the views of purchasers, when the Company will immediately survey the land selected • which, being free from any encumbrance whatever, . A TITLE , can be granted under " The Land Transfer Act." SITUATION. The property commences by joining the Edendale Estate, about four miles below Gore, on the Mataura Hams, aud extends in one continuous block of rich alluvial plains and rolling downs through Croydon Wantwood, Waimea, Longridge, Caroline, Josephville and Eyre Creek Plains for a distance of over 60 miles intersected throughout by railway communication. CAPABILITIES. i Intending purchasers are invited to inspect the land in its natural state and at present under cultivation, the latter consisting: of artificial grasses, turnips • wheat, barley, oats, and potatoes, to the extent of about 25,000 acres, which cannot be surpassed in any wart of New Zealand. t . ' ; TERMS OF PAYMENT d EXTEKDIXG OVER TEN TEARS i AT FOUR PER CENT. PER ANKnM. J 1 KO INTEREST FOR TITE FIRST SIX MONTHS ['■ AFTER PURCHASE. No portion of the purchase-money payable for seven years, unless at the option of the purchaser • meanwhile to bear interest at the rate of only four per cent per annum, except as to the first six months (after purchase), for which time xo interest will be charged - After seven years payment may be made by onequarter cash, the balance into three equal payments extending over three years, bearing four per cent interest. , For Plans of the Estate, conditions of sale, and other nformation apply at the Offices of i THE COMPANY, - Dunedin and Waimea • Or to . ■ - • ' BASTINGS, LEARY, & CO., Dunedin and Gore M'ARDELL & CO, Invercargill' " J? ■ .0: R S A L E. , 320 ACRES of FIRST-CLASS LAND at Green Island, 1 close to Cattle Yards. Terms easy. - STREET & MORRIS, 15£ : ' ' ." Liverpool street. ]P ■ O It SAL E,— 820 Acres of first-class LAND, adjoining Mr ' Fredk. Wayne's property, Akatore. Low price and easy terms. Apply F. WAYNE, Akatore; i Or 15f STREET & MORRIS, Dunedin. SHAG VALLEY ESTATE. JANET'S PEAK PROPERTY. T^tSk^^ 3 for the Present New lines of road are being surveyed, with a view to their construction at an early date. When the re-survey is completed, affording easy FOR SALE tUe property wiU aSa>n »» offered CONNELL & MOODIE, Surveyors and Auctioneers, ; The ROUND HILL Property is for Sale by Private TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE TREATY. I A FIRST CLASS TAILORING BUSINESS ' Situate in the centre of Dunedin. THE undersigned can assure intending Purchasers that the above is an opportunity rarely to be met with by parties looking out for a firstI class established bnsiness. For particulars apply, | R. W. CAPSTICK & CO., t I^£ Auctioneers, Stafford street. FARMS UPON DEFERRED PAYMENTS in CANTERBURY, OTAGO, and SOUTHLAND, to suit all classes of Purchasers. to^h" 18 aDd aU information C"1 c ad by applying NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAK LAND COMPANY (Limited), P . Bond street, Dunedin. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Q Kftft ACRES FREEHOLD, y 'OUU And 1 R Oftft WIOB Leasehold, ±o,\jvv With 20 000 Bheep'150 head cattle« Plant and improvcw»uvu ments; good port, seaboard. X Aft ft acres Freehold, °>DUU And 2,900 014' improvedi 800 shee P>so 13.600 "T 8 F«ehold, close to three rising ll)l«^ townships, with 6000 sheep, 200 heac cattle, good shipping accommodation, river frontage, Kaipara. A. Oft acres Freehold, *>OUU And 2,009 aCr j^ oh J^ sehold > wl«» 5000 sheep, 3^350 acres Freehq^ 3 lyOllo^B ,Leasohold' and with VJ _^ v stock. Very easy terms. Poverty Bay. 4 300 acr?? FreenoM. improved, with SOOO lyuw sheep. Very eagy terms. ■ 6.500 "^Freehold,- improved, with stock, or v,^vv wIU gell 3000 to 4000 wres at a j ow figure ; or partner, equal shares. 5.300 ac« M pr J eeho!d. tt"d 560 acres Leasehold, ' v fenced and improved, with 5000 sheep and 100 cattle, horses, &c. Easy access by sea or river. gnn acres Freehold, iich alluvial, with .3000 ««v sheep, cattle, and horses; highly im- . proved, well watered/close to Napier,- : 3 180 acres fenced, drained, and smvi "v proved; good land; easy access. Piice low. Thames. ' : ' 4 300*"? ,Flsehold> fenced and improved, *r wu stock, buildings, &c. Mercury Island/ 18 300 '"I™ L^ehold, with 7000 sheep, cattle, lor uu horses, plant, buildings, &c. And 04 acres r Freehold. Homestead,. 11 mile "^ from port. 19 000 acre3 J Leasehold, fenced and improved, ii')vuu good country, with 8000 sheep. Or partner, equal shares. 21.500 ac^f, leasehold, good country, substanuj.,*i\j\j tial improvements, with 8000 nheep . cattle, and horses. Or half share. 6 500 T 69 Leasehold, partly improved. Rent > vv low. Thames. 15.000 L? as9 hol, d' weU watered and bounded *y>v .v v stock at valuation, price very low. Bay : of Plenty. ■ ■ - . 8,800 aCTolo^Ba° ld ' ffoodcountry' lowrent.----4,000 aCw?aifcato eh°ld> S°°d la"d ' IOW figUre' 560 »««».Freehold, on the Auckland-Waikato ■ "" v railway line, well fenced and improved Price low, easy terms. 5 Q rtn acres Freehold, >yUU And 1 13 000 acres' Leasehold, substantial improve»vvv ments, stock and plant; present carrying capacity 3500 sheep. Price lew ; terms easy. ' 1.000 3 .^fehold, substantial improvements, »v" first-class land, with 1200 sheep, cattle i and horses. -■• ' , 200 ac^Ffeehold, rich aUuvial land, fenced -■ . y v and unproved, with 1200 sheen Poverty Bay. F" 1 330 acre?P»eeehold, good land, well watered, A>""v with 1000 sheep, few cattle. Terms ( easy. Farm Sections, from 20 to 20C acroa at c Hastings, Havelock, Makarctu, WoodviUe, Ormondvillo, Poverty Bay, and i Tauranga. ■ ° Note.—Freehold station properties, partially im- 1 proved and about half stocked, range at from 15s 20s - 30s, to 40s per acre, according to locality, &c.: land ' more highly improved for pastoral purposes and partly agricultural, of easy access, ranges at from £3 to £5 per acre; small farms near.town, and of highest agricultural value, range from £15 to £20 per acre Leasehold, with 11 to 16 years to run, and rente * 'F^fS^jF"?**}? 14d per aere> are offered at 17s 6d to 52s 6d for all sheep delivered, with all working r stock and plant given in. These runs are generally c capable ef bein^ made to carry three to five times their present stock. "* M. R. MILLER, i . Stock and Station A?ent Napier.