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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 193, 24 August 1894, Page 2

IrAND! It AND ! LAND! H. W. BRIGGS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, [Established 1886.] HAS tVie following properties for sale and wishes to point out to purchasers the fact that the prices are, in many instances, below the actual value ol the property. Notwithstanding the low price of stock, many, if not every property offered here will pay the purchaser n good margin of profit after paying all expenses. This is also the best time of the year to see a property, as it will be seen at its very worst time. Loans can be negotiated on most of these properties to assist tho purchaser : 372 acres, Makuri; perpetual lease at Is 3d per acre ; all in grass ; house of 4 rooms ; good road. Price for freehold £5 15s, per acre or would lease with purchasing clause. 93. 105 acres near Kaitawa ; grassed ; fenced and divided ; house and other buildings. Price, £5 10s per acre ; .£350 ■ can remain on mortgage at £7 per I cent. 100 i Grand butchering business with all conveniences ; 100 acres of land if required ; a grand chance for any man. 97. 84 acres; 2£ miles from Woodville; firstclass level land ; highly improved ; fenced, divided, house, etc. Price, £7 per acre. 407 acres; Makuri; perpetual lease; 10.1 d per acre; small improvements and small bonus. 164 a 385 acres, perpetual lease ; low rent. Low price for owner’s interest. Good sheep land (limestone). 73. 300 acres, all rich land ; all felled ; and in grass; partly fenced ; a low price and easy terms. 135. 285 acres at Makuri, perpetual lease at Is 2d per acre ; 2-roomed cottage ; 90 acres in grass ; partly fenced; 1 mile from post office ; good road. 95a 1600 acres in Makuri; good sheep country; perpetual lease, low rental. Price and terms reasonable. 138. 640 acr-s, Makuri; 300 acres in grass; divided into six paddocks; house, woolshod, garden, etc.; 600 long-wool sheep at valuation. Prico per acre, £6 10s. 92. 320 acres, Makuri Valley; about half in grass; about half rich flats ; fencing first-class; a bargain at the price, viz.. £6 per acre. 600 acres Makuri, half in grass, cheap. 82a. 329 acres Makuri, 30 in grass, good road, plenty of water, part level, limestone. 82. 206 acres, all in grass, fenced, whare, level, water, first-class land. £7 per acre. 79a 54 acres, nearly all in grass and fenced ; all level land, rich quality, plenty of water, near dairy factory, school, and post office. Price in fee simple, £7 10s per acre. 85a 64 acres, all level rich land, -cheap ; easy terms ; plenty of water. 151. 480 acres level rich land, near Pahiatua, nearly all in grass ; good house, &c., on Main Road. 150. VILLAGE SETTLEMENTS. 5 acres, Mangatainoka Settlement; house, etc. Price, £BO for leesee’s interest in 50 acres, Mangatainoka West; all in grass : fenced .and divided; house, « ' !. ; .

sn; good house, etc. Price, 1-i’O. 97. : : 10 te and out bui I'l 50. ' 91a. 10 acres; good house; all in grass and :: .-. £4 5s per yi ir. Pri • . £l4O. 94b. 10 acres ; good house, etc ; also a bargain, -£ 140. Tho above are better than freeholds, the rent being only equal to 5 per cent, on the capital value of the land. Numbers of town properties in Pahiatua, Mangatainoka, Tutaekara, etc. Agent foii—- . United I:>-uranc'.* (\»y., Limited. Permanent inve-t: i :it and Loan Associal ion of Wairarapn. Geo. K. Pond, Architect, Mastcrton. D< puty )ffiei il \ ssi n< ■ in Bankruptcy. Money to lend on broad acres. : ... . LAND & 3 ' 3 . SEN r, P A II I AT 11 A. Cooper & Co., Main Street (Opposite Hank of N.Z.), 1 ’ A II I A T UA, Painters, Glaziers, Paper sang* . Signwriters, and Grainers, HAVE a large stork of Paper)l:• I!:'in. Sc: nos, Oils, I.cuds. Mi I , and all kinds of I'd !1 .ini■■■it. - for sale it Lou . ’ i a-s for (:'l. ■■ ■ . eel to any size. Work ■ • in any par* I’ tile district. El. 'W'ZR/IQ-LEi'S', ARCHITECT, PAIIIATIJA. 1)1IAMS1 AMS and S[i( '/ideations prepared and estimates given. TEMPORARY OFFICE AT COMMKRCIAL HOTEL.

JSKKTAHUNA DISPENSARY. J. W. W. EVISON I Dispensing Chemist, H“AS commenced Business in Eketahuna in Premises formerly in l lie occupation of the late Dr McLennan, behind Carter's Temperance Hotel. ja2B W. Dougall, Watch an.! Jeweller, (Under the Clock) M a s t i: i:. r o N . pvIBUCI [MP R ■ R . i / ham’'. !e;i”y cas'd levers, \■ • I I • ■ ; . kind • of clocks >i i.l 1 :irometers. Parcels of new desii.p l : of Jewellery and E.P. ij very in T siyiit carefully tested and lii,til l ■ r of specs a speciality. IT. M. Haslott, >AI (ULSTER .A i iOLIOIT: i It, > b MAIM STREET, PAJTtATUA, ill a■ "il l at Kkotahuna and \\'.*odviilo wiion instructed.