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Pahiatua Herald, Volume I, Issue 72, 8 November 1893, Page 3

Gkeville and Co., Land & Estate Agents, MAIN-STKEET. PAHIATUA. PROPERTIES FOR SALK AND TO LET. Our Mr Grfvilu . who Ims been 14 years in the Land and Survey Department, and has a thorough knowledge of the Land Art, will attend meetings of Land Hoard to arrange Transfer, Title . Ac. SURVEYS EXECUTED. Ru.lifolling laid off and supervi ••• :. Farms to Lease. QA ACHES ;f> ye..: 110 |u ran min : 0v on i factory. 300. 4AA ACHES; all in gru* ; sub-divid* ! 1™ into £BS per annum. .'5Ol. 4IR ACRES; all in erass; subdivided ITU bit » two padd -ks ; t'6 > per num. This property is on a good road and near a school. Ten years’ lerse. 802. A T, A ACHES ; ring fenced ;00 acres in IUU crass i:io for one year. 303. A< Hi:S; all in grass; subdivided. 134 43 sheep yards, wharo. Five lease, 7s per acre. 181. Farms for Sale. ACHES; all in grass, ringfenced; two miles from township; Hat* and low hills. Price £5 10s acre. ACHES; nil in grass; subdivided best possible fencing; garden, orchard, sheep yards complete, cowshed, pigstyc- and all m cessarx conveniences. Good four-roomed house; price £8 10s per acre; i'SOO cash if buyer takes stock at valuation. ACHES; 45 of which have been ploughed ; subdivided into five paddocks; *2 room* d cottage; i’ll 10s per acre ; I*2oo of the purchase money can remain on mortgage. AA ACHES ; divided into five paddocks ; Vv good four- monied house, scullery and dairy, cow amt trap shed, and .sheep vard«. One of the tines orchard; in tiie district planted with choicest trees well sheltered with i ~. j; ocHi'pa ; 90 acres flat . all ugh able : indeed, with very little labour *2O acres could be ploughed this season. Price i'lo 10s per acre. 191. 999 Years’ Leases. ring fenced ; icr« orchard, g<■■>< 1 houw, 15 *fi uit trees; railway nd rord frontage. £BSO cash. rj ACHES. Mang.itainoka. on I*l ain ! I ) ACHES: half felled, no other iniiA provemeiits. Price £HS Advance of A* 10 to build may be bad from Government. A ACHES: witiiin half a mile of U 1 school and dairy factory; fiveroomed hou>e and scullery, hay and cow shed, wlmm, dairy, work shop, orchard and garden. £2OO. 0 ACHES; one lour-roouied cottage with scullery let for £25 per annum; two-roomed house with scullery, well tin hea ; two roomed house with scullery, let for 1(m per month ; good barn, stable, buggyrcom in one building *2slt \ ‘2Olt. pigstyes, Ac.. &c. : two good orchards well sheltered : four acres have been giubbed, two of which have been ploughed; timber for firewood for 3 years. Price £4OO. 0 ACRES; good six-roomed house : with every convenience : trap shed, workshop, cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings; with two room' d cottage let for 10s per month; good garden and orchard, two acres stumped and now in crop; one mile from school and dairy factors £6OO. -.A ACRES ; all m . .‘0 tliD paddocks; W.F.C.A., Ltd. r E THE Directors have decided to Re--1 Open the Share List and receive applications for a further issue of 2000 shares at 10/- premium per share, Payable as' Follows ■ 15 - on application I (10/- being carried to reserve). -5/- on allotment, j 5/- at/ 2 months. \ 5/- at 3 months. It is not the intention of the Directors to call up more than 20/- p r share. Application forms < tained at any of the Association’s Branches. d. \v. Mclntosh, Secretary. Mastcrton, October 17th, 1893. nl7 riTO BE LET. —6O A< res J. bush, three miles from tow :, and close to main road, or might bo lot in two contracts if desired. Apply at F. (5. Moore’s, whore specificath u - are to be seen.

.'-V 5.” V*/ •»* Tlit; District Land an<l Survey ofueo. Wellington, November 1, XTOTICK is hereby given, in terms of section 117 of •' lie' Land Act, 1887.” that Henry i'alloon. the selector of section .71. Block VII., Survey District of Manguhao, has applied to transfer the same to Thomas Jackson, junior. JOHN H. BAKER, Commission; r of Crown Lands. n 8 w TOODVILLE CEN TUAL AGRICULTURAL A PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOW. Saturday, November 11, 1893. Since the original programme wrs published Mr J. Devonshire, of P.i liiatua, has offered a sjx cial prize of two guineas for the best two-year-old colt or filly by his thoroughbred sir* “ Treason,” and entries f«»r this cla-s will close as below. Entries close with the undersign 1 on Tuesday, 81st October, at $) p.m. f from whom further particulars can 1> < b aiir d. WM. NICHOLSON, Secntarv.