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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5538, 19 September 1916, Page 3

PAHIATUA

ACRES, rich dairy land; well 4 U improved; close to school and factory. Freehold £36; good terms. 7 ACRES, rich flat dairy land; good house. Price £465. ACRES, all in grass and “vIU fenced; all necessary buildngs; 44 miles from railway station; tenure L.I.P. Rent £l2 per year. Owner’s interest £l2; £6OO cash. C\ ACRES, 16 paddocks, 6O f U roomed house, woolahed and yards, and all necessary outbuildings; half-mile from school, 44 miles from railway; 6-sheep ooontry. Freehold £l3. Easy terms.

H AA ACRES, 40 flat, up-to-date I UU house and outbuildings; R miles frim railway station; good Ssheep country; well watered and divided; a most desirable property; tenure —part Government lease and part freehold. Price of freehold and interest in leasehold £l2 10s.

property will carry 106 oows be*idee other stock. Price £lO per acre; mortgage £1436 G.A.S. Equity about £4605. Owner will exchange for 800 to 1000 acres sheep country, partly improved.

O/"k/"k ACRES, freehold, 160 aorce OUU ploughable, balance low lime- atone hills, well watered and subdivided into 10 paddooka; ©-roomad house, 10 bailed cowshed, trapahed, (table, woolshed and yards; good garden and orchard; miles from school and post office, 2 miles from creamery, 1 mile* from railway station. Pr<v perty will carry 600 sheep and 60 head big oattle besides horses. Price £l6 per acre; no mortgage. Owner will take a good dairy farm of from 60 to 100 acres as part payment, and will leave any difference in eqnitiee on mortgage at 5 per cent, for 5 Tears

Unencumbered Honae proparty i.i exchange for a >l*ll7 farm; 7-roomod house, with t ■eras of Und, wall let, £700; S shops on 11 aoma, wail hit, prioe £ftCo; I sections, Ift sores ascb prioe £170; 1 section, a acre, price £100; 1 section f| screw,