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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5362, 21 February 1916, Page 3

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Q/f O ACRES, freehold, held on OtO long lease, with 3i years to run at 15s per acre, purchasing clause £2l. This is a good dairy and fattening farm; 20 paddocks; good buildings, 10 Qacres been stumped and ploughed. Price for goodwill £ll 10s pel acre; equal to £32 10s for the freehold; about £2OOO cash, or would good mortgage as deposit. This is worth inspecting. (624) Ot) K ACRES, 70 acres freehold, ££ fj balance Government Renewable lease; all river flats, fences all new a.ra sheep-proof; returns £6 per acre; 8-roomed house and up-to-date shed, with machines and steam boiler. Price £39 per acre for freehold and £27 10s for leasehold; Government rent of leasehold £62 per annum. This is a payable proposition; only £BOO cash wanted. AAP ACRES, all flat, 60 acres been cropped; all necessary buildings for dairying; carries 60 cows and 100 ewes; a good proposition. Prise £3l. with £BOO cash. (584) ,4 ACRES, freehold in two t' a. f sections a little way apart: currying sheep besides 50 cattle; excellent buildings; good hilly sheep conntrvj 18 miles from Pahiatua. Price £lO 10s, with £6OO cash. (580)

W. INGLIS HUSBAND. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ... MAIN STREET, PAHiATUA . ftftio* ’Phone 7t , , . „ x „. «••••• • •••••• . .Private Residence 71.

HOUSE FOR SALE. TO CLOSE AX ESTATE. A SUPERIOR 6-ROOMED RESIDENCE (corner Dawson and Albert Streets) with bathroom, washhouse and other conveniences, connected with sewerage, lately occupied by Hr W. Scott. ' Price and Terms on application to J. I). C- CREWE, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, main street (.Established 1899.) PAHIATTJA POTmasent e inv«tSenWud Loan Association of Wairarapa.

For Dairy Farms CHEAP AND GOOD, U GOTO ALF. FINCH, THE LIVE LAND AGENT, PAHIATUA. ACRES, LIP, half flat, V(J(J balance low hills, permanent good 5-room ed house, 13-bad--5 washed (concrete floor), large loft, etc; 1 mile from ore ammry 2* from Post Office, adiiool and Sway station; stock 45 milkmg oows, 67 head dry cattle, 0 horae®, bg •idee sheep. Pnoe for the land £2 ner acre Mortgage £2518 at 5 per change for sheep farm of 600 to ww ortn ACRES, half freehold half OUU L.1.P., all easy rcflhng county practically m good “ Into 10 paddbeks and welh watered , i £iks fr£m aohool, poet off**. •rr and railway station ; good &-roomSkonae oowßbed (13 bails), trapped, JSpStfTriif OT 1«,“" otheT stock. Price £lO per «*»; SSgage £1435 O-A S- Equity aboct £4806u Owner will exchange for 800 to 1000 acre* sheep country, partly improved. OAA ACRES, freehold, 150 acrea uU'/ plough able, balance low lime- stone hills, well watered and sub-divided into 10 paddocks; 6-room-©d house, 10-bailed cowshed, trapsbea, stable, woolshed and yards: good garden and orchard; li mile® from school and poet office, 2 miles from creamery, 7 miles from railway station. Pro- j perty 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. ITNENCUMBERED House ProJ perty in exchange for a dairy farm; 7-roomed house, with 2 acres of land, well let £700; 2 shops on 1J •ores, well let, price £650 ; 2 sections, If acres each, price £170; 1 section, l acre, price £100 ; 1 section 2f acres, pRKjs £250. Equitv £ll*7o

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