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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XI, Issue 4033, 9 July 1884, Page 2

Special Adverbisomeuts. — * THE NZ. NATIVE LAND SETTLEMENT COMPANY (Limited). TjiREEEOLD PROPERTIES FOR SALE. NORTH GISBORNE TOWNSHIP - A number of Acre and Half-acre Sections in Block C; several sections having frontage to the Ormoncl Road. Prices £19 10s to £27 10s per section. Terms, 25 per cent. cash. MATAWHERO B (two miles from Post Office, adjoining Mr. W. L. Reeas Hapara property)— Nine Sections m tins valuable Block of from 5 to 17 acres. Price, £20 to £30 per acre. Terms :20 per cent, deposit, balance extending over 18 months. Farms Suitable voii Men with Small Capital. ||3 ACRES FLAT LAND, suitable for a Dairy Farm, within 4 miles of Giaborne Post Office. Portions of this Block could be purchased in Sections of from 20 to 24 acres. Price, £12 10s per acre. 35 ACRES adjoining the above can be purchased in Sections of from (i to 23 acres. Price, £12 10s per acre. This and the foregoing property would go well together. . 50 ACRE FARM, completely fenced in ; well grassed ; unimproved. Price, £13 per acre. Only a little w;iy out of ! town. 91 ACRES, adjoining the above, and can be divided into 2 Sections of 44 and 46 acres. Price, £10 per acre. LARGER FA.RMS. 519 ACRES, about 4 miles from Gisborne ; a large portion being open fern land, available for cultivation, the balance good firewood bush and about 15 acres of good timber land. 224 ACRES abutting the above ; gently sloping and flat laud, with proportion of timber land in gullies. 870 ACRES, partly fenced ; half of land good open fern, the balance in bush and timber. 238 ACRES Light Bush Land, easily cleared, chiefly flat and soil of good quality. Price, £2 per acre. Terms — 25 per cent, within 3 months, balance extending over 3 years ; interest, 7i per cent. A"7RA APRTCS f Lisht mixed Bush Land, 4764 AUUi* lQ tQ 15 mjles from G . s 9548 >» "\ k° rno - P" 015 . f rom 20i I to 30s per acre. Terms 4338 » las ma y De arranged. 16551 ACRES Open Country, near Tologa bay ; well grassed. Price, about 25*. Terms easy. LEASEHOLDS. 170 ACRES, 2\ miles from Gisborne Post ! Office ; partly fenced ; good grazing land or farm. Rent, 10s per acre. 1 48 ACRES, adjoining above ; partly fenced. Rent, 10s per acre. 49 ACRES, adjoining above ; wholly fenced ; well grassed. Rent, 20s per acre. 5000-ACRE BLOCKS and upwards on easy terms. In all cases where prices, terms, or dates are not specially mentioned, arrangemeuts can be made to meet purchasers. Every information and assistance to viow the above properties will be given to intending purchasers on application to the Company's Land Office, cud of Gladstone Road, Gisborne. 33S FOB SALE. FREEHOLD. 30,000 Acres good Land, about 30 miles from Gisborne ; partly fern, partly bush about 10,000 acres plough able. Bulk of purchase money may remain on the property at low rate of interest. [53 460 Acres within a few miles of Gisborne, best quality of land, highly improved, with Flock first-class Sheep. [54 j 8,000 Acres good Land, principally fern and open. Sufficient quantity of good bush for fencing. Fair proportion flat ; balance undulating hills with good aspect. [66 6,000 Acres on the Coast, first • class Land, 250 Aci"23 first-class Land, within 15 miles of Gisborne, fenced, partly subdivided and improved. Good House and Stable. [56 140 Acres first-class Land, within 15 miles of Gisborne. House and out-building, fenced, and the major portion of it ploughed and laid down in Grass. [57 Several valuable Business and Residence sites ia North Gisborne Township (Whataupoko) with River Frontages. Several valuable Town and Suburban Residences with from £ to 5 acres of land. 42 Acres, nearly all first-class Land, well watered, flat, within 3 miles of Gisborne. Admirably adapted for a Dairy Farm. [58 10 .Acres first-class Land, within 3 miles of Gisborne, with water frontage. [59 6 acres, Gisborne Township, good Laud well grassed, picturesquely planted with willows, well watered. Unexceptionable Site for a Family Residence. [60 Corner Section in a central position in Gladstone Road ; besb Freehold Business Site available in Gisborne. [61 Valuable £-acre Section, corner of Custom House and Guilders Streets. Several valuable Sections in Palmerston Road. Several well - situated Sections in the Towuship of Rosebud. First-class Country Store, good position, donig extensive trade. On easy terms. [68 Several country hotels. LEASEHOLD. 10,000 Acre 3on the Coast, extensive Fencing and Improvements, 5,000 Sheep, 300 Cattle. Rent nominal. [10 2,000 Acres Leasehold. 20 mile 3 from Gisborne. 500 Sheep. 12,000 Acres first-class Land, unimproved, Lease about 28 years to run, moderate rent. [67 2,000 Acreg good Land, partly fenced small Cottage, situated about 15 miles from Gisborne. Moderate vent, fair lease, with purchasing clause. [61 .1,000 Acres really good Land, fair proportion flat. Major portion fenced and subdivided into two paddocks. Capablo of carrying 2,000 Sheep at present time. Low rent, liberal purchasing clause. [62 750 Acres good Lana, mixed hill and flat. 500 Sheep, 50 Cattle, I' air amount of fencing and improvements. Liberal terms, moderate purchasing clausu [63 130 Acres good Land, fenced and subdivided, with 500 aheep. Modera^ rent, with purchasing clause. [64 3000 acres on Deferred Payment ; good land partly improved. [65 J? DUFAUII, Land Agent. THE WHOLE LXXV. OF NEW ZEALAND, lil'.lM* A Reprint of 470 Ordinances and Acts, in force on Dooomber 31st, 18S3, and dating from 1312. PRICE, till May 31st £2 2s. od. After May 31st ... Hi 12h. Od. TIIK FiiceJ usually charged for Ono Year's Statutes ranges from 15s to 255, whereas the proved edition will comprise, in a handy and useful form, the existing Public Statutes, from 1842 to 18S3 at such a figure as to place tho wholo Law of the Colony within the reach of every man. This Work lias already boon extonsivolyordorod by M.II-R.'s, Judges of New Zealand Courts, Justices of the Peace, Solicitors, and Land Brokers. For further particulars, and form of orM apply t0 THE " lA'TTELTON TIMES" COMI-Ai. Cliristcliurch ; TO OUR COUNTRY SUBSCRIBERS. niHE QUARTERLY ACCOUNTS have J- now been posted, and wo have to request a prompt settlement, We would take occasion to remind SubBcribers in the country that their Papers are delivered at very considerable cost and trouble. We shall be glad if they will bear this in mind, and settle with tho Collector, or send remittances to this office. CHRISP & MUIR,