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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5349, 4 February 1916, Page 3

For Sale or Exchange. Must be sold as owner has gone to the front. ♦ f oaianuu easy cuuiury an uui a . ■«— r-«--r"!,’ well watered; 2 sheep country. 5-roomed house, 6-ball cowshed, 10 miles from Palmerston, 9 miles from Pahlatua. Very suitable tor a dealer trading between Palmerston North and Pahiatua, Price £9 per acre, £2OO cash, Or will exchange for a small property that can be let at a rental that shows fair interest on the capital. Equity £670. OrhTh ACRES, 1.i.p., rent £9 7s 8d per annum. 176 acres in grass, balance bush; 20 acres flat, W. INGLIS HUSBAND; LAND AND ESTATE A6ENT, •• Min ’Pkone 76 . MAIN STREET, PAHIATUA. ... ..-.a*.... .-.Private Residence 78.

HOUSE FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. A SUPERIOR 6-RDOMED RESIDENCE (corner Dawson and Albert Streets) with bathroom, washhouse and other conveniences, connected with sewerage, lately occupied by Hr fl. Scott. Price and Terms on application to J. D- C CREWE, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, main street (.Established 1899.) PAHIATTJA _. . . 4 f nr Victoria Insurance Clo. (Fire and Accident). District Agent for Vuxan* Ltd (Fire and Accident).

For Dairy Farms OBEiP AND GOOD, U GOTO AXIF. finch, »» “awssss. ’ ACRES, L.I.P , half 200 balance low hills, w*ter; good 5-roomed house, •d oowahed (concrete floor), Large lof , *T. R heda etc; 1 mil® from creamS ofch 2* ftSm Post Office, school and Wav station; stock 45 milking oows 67 head dry oattks, 6 R heet> Price for the land £23 £2518 .t P» S»t.i equity «*f2; ohange for sheep farm of 500 to 000 aaA ACRES, half freehold, half 300 U.P., all easy rolling country practically as good asi EatTdmdad Into 10 paddocks and well watered, 2 ito fr^Tschool, post office, creamery a nd railway station; good S-™*® - ■table- pig-styes, woolshed, etc. r fata property will carry 16.5 cows besidee other stock. Price £lO per acr® > mwtgage £1435 GA.B. Equ.ty abont £4505. Owner will exchange for 800 to 1000 acres sheep country, partly improved. On A ACRES, freehold, 150 acres ijiJU plough able, balance low lime- stone hills, well watered and sub-divided into 10 paddocks; 6-room-ed house, 10-bailed cowshed, trapabea, stable, woolshed and yards; good garden and orchard; li miles from school and post office, 2 miles from creamery, 7 miles from railway station. Property will carry 500 sheep and 60 head big cattle besides horses. Price £l6 per acre; no mortgage. Owner will take a good dairy farm of from 80 to 100 acres as part payment, and will leave any difference in equities on mortgage at 5 per cent, for 5 years. UNENCUMBERED House Property in exchange for a dairy farm; 7-roomed house, with 2 acres of land, weil let, £7OO ; 2 shops on 1J seres, well let, price £650 ; 2 sections, U acres each, price £170; 1 section, 1 acre, price £100; 1 section 2} acres, price £250 Kqujtv £l?7# NELSON ,5 Nelun Moato’» Ti-an have b; Mr, A TP ’ S ’*ieir purity, quality, vain UAI a »,’vi flavour tr.von com I »ri i> x TP/ i>i«T« MatnfSu.<*tion, Sceyoi \ jJm i N*'#vn i