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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8848, 26 June 1907, Page 4

Land, Estate,b& F 4,gent^ (Lata ot the Finn a! Nixon, Forionc.) TELEPHONES-Office, 505. Private !£■„ F.O. BOX 233 VICTORIA AVENUE, W Throe Doora above 'Boat Ofli site Batland Hott”

1600 Acres limestone an ;ountry, Hrwko's I JT , w sheep averaging 9|lbsVoo 100 eaftlo. Well grassi venienty subdivided into watered paddocks. A fe\ shelter bush. Stylish : denoo with telephone to t ger’s honse, shearers’ q very complete station bn woolshed, etc., etc. schooj, 7 nr’cs from rail £lO ss. Ko cheaper placi 2,200 odd Acres, Wc§t grazing run on 1885 present terra to go at Cd j perpetual right of renewal revaluahn. 11 m iI PS store, post office and f.-ioti to railway. 1,500 acres i miles new fencing totara I wire. 12 paddocks. 3 set etc. Well watered by springs. Semi-roomed wharc, etc. jS'ew 12ft t!irough property. 3,00' cattle. I’r'ce £2 10s per cash. COO Acres, Taranaki, 't miles, school and p sb . railway and store It i:

;rass, ring fenced aimsheep proof. Native sire, Lroomcd cottage, yard, acres ploughable. Kooi within 2A mites. Can cows last winter. Prim L.T.?00 Aeros half frcelvc hold L.1.P., Taranaki, creamery, 2 miles to sole railway station. All in paddocks. Two four-rot cowsheds 13 bails [ ploughable when stumpt Would milk 120 cows a stock. L.T. and L,I.P. per acre, 180 Acres, Taranaki, dairy farms there. Wi i of school?, creameries i Railway station and to paddocks, well waters streams. Largo house shed and all nceessar All ploughable. Good Carry (JO dairy cows al' 48 picked cows due to c odd tirst-olass woancrj old bull, pigs, draugl spring cart and bar fowls and ducks. C dairy ’paraphernalia & as a going concern £3l cash. Ko better place ‘io Acres rich rm Wanganui and along

ulion, ;20 ia grass, :c. Four paddocks, ix-roomcd house, J 10.; spray pump orsc trolley,. etc. Bo; boiltirs, harrows, ] isc, dhy, etc. .1 ao cres rhubarb, also cut ows cad horses- ' T’rit 13. Offices of 7AH3ANOI PE OP LI i “30JJ.ET Slaves io the Society ,bloi>B favourable terix kcalary. *

g.ijshcep, 4 miles fn cram cry. 4 roomed bsl cowshed, bayshec vrll watered. Price £ £SO cash, balance arr 108 Acres, Burmythc r|* ploughable, 14 aero; ticks, carry 50.c'”' s '' J ‘ :able. t-Mp-'iied, 0 ba /ile from school, crea ray, well watered. P. lash above mortgage. 118 Acres, Colytor rass, 20 in crop, can ratered, close to schoc miles from railway, ( •ashhousc, etc., stable owshed, loft. Price . ialance 5 years. 119 Acres, llougoti ill ploughable, carry nile from school, 'ere ill flat, 2 dwelling hot t rooms, 10 bail loft, trapshed, and w~ £35 per acre. . Term': 146 Acres, Stan wav ploughable, 20 ■ ter 3 sheep, 50 aon y'c roomed house, gran ' cowbails. etc, 10 'i vVrnm school. and - balance arranged." :170 Acres, Sandon. pk V able, house, sti go. i popping place’' as'i \ \ ove mortgage J.T.BABI central lam KIMBOLTOI p’ B I L I

THIS is the kind of , looking for who ha the land and intend to m Fop Sato as a W If | Qi ACRES rip X.\j. l-)V papa forma a number cf gcol buiidii felled and in course of 1 anos (with the exception which is tall fern) is ligh hinaa, miro, mixed sera says the land will compa with the Jiower Moawhf hill country for grazing | much milder climate, great deal, for graziers e est lands of the Taranaki ably impressed w(|[i Jfy) not compulsory until li ride from Main Trunk! now being erected within! fide buyers will be esoorte It is a chance to got a should not be missed, ranged. LONGDiLL~& LAND AGENTS* l^A MAIN QTEEE* | 1 way Stl .. . ' • i ? | • PAL^IERSTd^ I '' I ■ \ 1 480 Acres, E ; ght rooms, sheds, eiefecid etc,, handy. 10a pot acre. Te, r ■/ . , 1470 all divided. Good 8-Jptj outbuildings, wooM splendid sheep oouK Terms. U 3816 Acres all gra& 12 paddocks. 6 ret/ S shearers. Good per*acre, Terms td