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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 4538, 23 May 1913, Page 3

E. B. Ha ft E & CO LAND AND ESTATE •» AGENCY

vy MAIN STREET, PAHIATUA. Ag«nt* for Northern Insurance Co., United Insurance Co., Standard InAUFftnce, Norwich and London (Accident Insurance), Mutual Life Association of Australasia, Pahiatua Farmers' Association. Ltd.

UP-TO-DATE Country Hotel, cost £2500 to builid 5 years ago; 3| acres of land. Prioe for the fee simpie, including stock and furniture, £4OOO. Will exchange for a good dairy farm. 4~) A ACRES, with 7-roomed house, JmJ'XJ cowshed, wood and washhouse, tnapshed, garden and orchard. A model little farm. Prioe £800: terms. Oil ACRES, highly improved, mik from factory, school and P. 0., and adjoining railway station. Price £800; only £175 cash required. /f /\ ACRES of very rich dairy land, ■ J- with 9-roomed house, cost £9OO, up-to-date outbuildings; dairying 25 cows. The best little dairy farm in the Dominion. £7OO will admit purchaser. 3050, ACRES, first-class sheep ./country; winters 2 sheep

per acre; 22 paddocks; good road; 12 miles from railway. Price £7 ss; good terms. •J-ACRE, with two up-tondate houses 4 let at 10s and 15s per week to good tenants. Price £688; easy terms. These propositions are paying 10 per cent, on capital invested. ACRES, highly improved; a farming; close to factory. Freehold £ls 10s to good man. £BO 0 cash would be accepted. Q/J /"f ACRES, 1.i.p., low rent; 450 acres deal level, balance nice low hills; rich dark loam; 70 acres in grass, the balance good mixed bush; 5 miles by good metallod road from railway station. A great bargain at £2 per acre. This property can be made freehold. if AA ACRES, one of the best UU U dairy farms in the Pahiatua County; will dairy over 50 cows; large portion ploughed; up-to-date house and outbuildings, school and P.O, next door, railway 2 miles. To a good man £7OO cash will be accepted, balance easy terms. 1 A X ACRES, rich flat dairy land; 1 jl “ good cottage, cowshed, garden, etc. Prioe £860; £IOO cash.

P. TULLOCH, Stock, Land and Estate Agent, Main Street, ... Pahiatua Telephones: Private Residence, No. 78; Office, No. 35

Q /J n ACRES, freehold; all excelt/T" I lent country; about 250 ere* flat, suitable for dairying; about 10 acres stumped; well fenced and subdivided into 16 paddocks; well watered ; hill portion will carry over two sheep to the acre besides cattle; 1600 lambs were fattened off this pro. perty last year; connected with telephone ; daily mail; good roads; 12roomed house,'nearly new; every convenience ; large wool shed; 2 sets of yards, stable, etc.; 14 miles from Pahiatua; 4 miles from school. Price £l4 10s per acre; mortgage £4OOO for three years at 54 per cent. 'Good terms can be arranged if necessary. Acres; 2850 acres freeoUO'U hold and 200 ocres L.1.P., between 2300 and 2400 acres in grass an dabout 725 acres in bush; well fenced and sub-divided into 22 paddocks; permanently watered by running streams; all undulating to hilly country: will carry 2 sheep to the acre besides cattle; stock now on land 5300 sheep, 130 head of cattle, and 5 horses. Rates about £SO per annum ; buildings—one house of 6 rooms, and one of 3 rooms, 2 stables, cowshed, woolshed fitted up with machines ; situation—l 3 miles from Pahiatua by good road; 11 miles from the Mangatainoka railway station, and 5 miles from school and factory. Price £7 5s per acre; ‘ mortgage of £II.OOO, which averages a little under 4J per cent: all cash over mortgage, or perhaps to a good man the owner will leave » little on second mortgage. 7AA ACRES, 400 acres fenced f V/l/and sub-divided; 300 acres partly fenced, and a new fence is being put up now along the bush; about 150 acres in bush, balance in grass: telephone laid on; new whare; 3 miles from Makuri township, school and factory: 23 miles from Pahiatua. Price £8 per acre, together with cost, of permanent improvements made after January, 1013: mortgage £4000: terms to he arranged.

TO THE FARMING COMMUNITY And those Interested in land. THE very numerous patrons of this Association will doubtless be interested to learn that wo have decided to conduct a LAND & ESTATE DEPARTMENT in conjunction with this old established business. Whilst we would naturally be the last people to attempt to induce any of the old residents of this county to sell, we would never - thelos bo glad to* receive the instructions of those who have for various reasons docided to make a change. It must bo generally admitted that with our powerful organisation wo are in a position to handle such business expeditiously ; w’e aro already established in 7 different centres including Wellington and Masterton and can honestly assert that we aro in constant touch with a ttlio least 15,000 of the farming community. It may bo interesting to you to know that in this the P&hiatua Branch alone since the time of registration (early in 1918) wo havo passed through ourhands properties to the total value of over .1*50,000. -v. / The particulars of properties given to us for sale aro circulated to our various Branches, our advertising department is free to all, ani we make absolutely no charge unless we effect a sale. WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN,, Laud, Estate, & Finance Agents.