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J. MOWLEM AND CO., Land, Property, and Financial Agents, Auctioneers, &c., MASTERTON AND PAIIIATUA, H AVE for sale and lease Properties to suit all requirements. PROPERTY LIST. No. 1.—200 acres. Mangaone S.D., 999 years lease from Government. Rent £8 8a per acre. All in grass, well burned, fenced and divided into five paddocks ; boundary fences eight wires dividing fences seven wires, all posts and battens totara, and all galvanised wire. Seven miles from Mangamahoe railway station, eleven mile? from Eketahuna; road formed all the way, but three miles not metalled; lies well to the sun, and all sown with eleven sorts of the best grasses ; good three-roomed house, dairy, cow and hay shed (iron roofed), men’s whare, fowl house, piggeries, etc., good garden and orchard, planted round with ornamental trees; plenty of water from permanent streams; good sheep yards. £4 10s per acre; very easy terms, £4OO down, rest on mortgage. No. 2.—271 acres, Kopuaranga S.D.. all clear except 15 acres shelter; all grassed ; sub-divided into four paddocks and well watered; new seven-roomed house, hay shed, wool shed (CO feet), sheep yards and other buildings; papa formation, undulating, 2 acres orchard, also three acres railway lease in strawberries ; rent £1 8s per annum for the three acres. £1,900 ; £7OO down, rest easy terms. No. 3.—208 acres, Fernridge, 15 miles from Masterton; 50 acres in grass, rest in light bush ; three-roomed house (new), milking shed, sheep dip and yards ; 40 chains fencing ; suitable for grazing— mostly hills ; perpetual ease, with right to purchase at 10s per acre ; rent, 6d per acre; mortgage of £SO at 5 per cent, to Government. £2OO for owner’s interest. No. 4. —2,300 acres, Alfredton district ; 2000 sheep, 50 cattle ; 14 miles fencing ; stables, wool shed, good house and other outbuildings. Also 275 acres perpetual lease ; 100 acres in grass, and 30 acres felled ; 1 mile off main road. £SOOO. No. 7. —1 acre. High-street, Parkville, next to brick kiln, and near Masonic Hall. Two four-roomed houses, 2 fireplaces in one, and one in the other house. Built two years. Finished thoroughly and papered. Good well on section. One house insured for £IOO, and the other for £SO. £2OO terms, or £lB5 cash. No. 8. —1,545 acres freehold, and 105 acres leasehold, Eketahuna. Ring fenced, except for a few chains, and sub-divided into 16 convenient paddocks, with 7-roomed dwelling house, w'ool shed, sheep yards, etc. It is situated about 12 miles from Eketabuna on a good coach road, and about 12 chains from school, post and telegraph office. There is a blacksmith’s shop on the place. It is well-watered with a never-fading supply. About 500 acres flat and ploughable, rest undulating hills; the fences are all in good repair. Owing to the general formation of the country and the roads, the property is well adapted for sub-division. The property is carrying 3000 sheep and 30 head of cattle, which can be increased by ploughing. There is now about 100 acres of turnips in. Stock and implements at valuation. £5 5s per acre. No. 9.—345 acres, Miki Miki; 150 acres in grass ; 80 acres natural clearing ; ring fenced; good she6p country. £3 10s per acre; £6OO can remain on mortgage at 5 per cent. No. 10.—880 acres, Bideford ; 200 acres of which is good flat agricultural land fit for ploughing, remainder undulating. All cleared except 15 acres I ti-trae scrub. Laid down in English grass. Ring fenced and sub divided into 12 paddocks. Seven-roomed house, substantially built, iron roof. High- ! pressure water supply laid on. Wool shed, sheep yards, and stock yards. Well-watered orchard. Stock at valuation. £3300 ; £I3OO cash, rest at 6 per j cent.

No. 11.—House, 8 rooms, Worksop Road. Outhouse, dairy, wash house, and stable. £550; £1 10 down, balance at 7 per cent. No. 13.—200 acres, Mangaone S.D., 155 acres in grass, the remainder felled ready to burn, ring fenced, divided into three paddocks, whare. garden, orchard and sheep - yards ; 999 years’ lease. Stock at valuation. Rental, £9 per annum. £725 for improvements ; £325 can remain at 5 per cent. No. 14.—180 acres, Mangaone S.D., 40 acres in grass, and 40 felled, 50 chains fencing, tine whare, perpetual lease with right of purchase at 20s. £3 per acre. No. 15.—2 acres, freehold, Hastwell. 5-roomed house, 100 fruit trees, portion in garden seeds, 1 acre leasehold, 3 years’ rent paid. Rent, £55 per annum. No. 10.—128 acres, Newman, about li miles from main road to Woodville, and 1$ miles from Newman railway station, and some distance from school. Creamery in district. All fenced, approximately about 100 acres in grass and balance in bush. Firm 5-roomed house on property ; new stable, including loose box and cart shed, cow shed, dairy, etc. Immediate possession could be given. Road to property is in excellent order. £800; £4OO in cash, rest at usual rato of interest. No. 19.—400 acres, freehold, Ilastwell, 170 acres in grass, ring fenced and well watered ; 2 small houses ; garden, 4doz. fruit trees half bearing. Metalled road to houses, quarter of a mile from a main road. School ami post office half a mile distant. £1 per acre. £750 can remain on mortgage at OJ per cent. No. 21.—52 acres, Maiuiceville, limestone and clay formation. All in grass and divided into 6 paddocks ; 5-roomed house and outbuildings. House insured ' for £IOO, shed for £25. Five acres ploughed. Flaco now carrying 150 sheep and 10 head of cattle. Price, £SOO. Also a number of other properties too numerous to particularise. J. MOWLEM AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, Ac., MASTERTON AND PAIIIATUA. pAIIIATUA TIMBER YARD, Main-street, next Empire Hotel. PROCTOR AND MASON, Proprietors. A well-selected stock of seasoned Rimu, Totuni, Matai, White Pino and Kauri always in stock. Sashes and doors and all kinds of joinery work supplied on ihe shortest notice. Estimates given fi r 1 "Idmg and joinerp work. Jobbing work promptly attended to. A trial solicited. BOOKBINDING. V PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER is now iu Town, and is prepared to execute all kinds of Binding nl ll 10 lowest possible price. Orders left at the 111..; on ofiice will rocoivo immediate attention. Music Cxiifc.i ui.Lu AirfciNiifc.i' To. L L:.

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Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 577, 1 December 1897, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 577, 1 December 1897, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 577, 1 December 1897, Page 4

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