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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10682, 27 June 1913, Page 2

F \R VIS I BAST TO OT, Til© following farms are highly recommended and con ba purchased on ecav '•c-rms. 12,003 fcc r ?' ! s f ? 1 i yean: lease, full compensut'on for u will carry,;ic pr<s;..y» i: h.lx, during winter, over 3900 big ..Oiatp h- AiJ catt o, and double this uaoioo’' ir ?uoj;a«r. abo'it 14- ,0 acres Tnisc, -cl'-.cca "arm manuka, rough foect aud .light bush Heat and rates! oruy amount to la id per acre All necetSiX-F buildings end yards. Price only iJd'Gr, ; halt cash. Ther® *s a fortune hi ddT .«,©?sis.- .... n r>, at y.onlai of £lO 15s Ski h . • good buildings, web v/att-rod, v'dictera 2 : | sheep to tho .-.cro, iv d:. fenced and subdivided, ; iimlmerscon North. Fuco only ?.8 ICs per acre. Terms .£2OO oai-h, ‘-d. ■ o >c-i r.r 5 per chit. 302 dscca, Sl./i •> li. 31 . miles to 2d; f.evc*. g* ussed. 50 acres plnugbahle, g;- fencing, 6 paddocks, 4 roomed colr.n;; i-aeda -«nd yards, well wah-rert /•. T ip top property. Price £ 0 per iv.uc, Terms £350 Cfc.abj 82 Acres, Freehold Tiilo, cKe to Palmerston Nor"' ' nn.d house and good outbuildings, a!! grassed. A haudy little dairy i;;n price .£35 per acre Terms £220 -.sb 'Nri.3 for full particulars. F'SFI vdi ■ t-X'-'T i. ‘v;t -3300 Acres. J> reehoid.no mortgage. Price £7 p<-r vgt‘ MOo ,■ • v ".ss, cuts 53 bales wool, Spi-mdid buildings, pl.si'ty o® ol'mi'lmhh' i>. 3 ." *v ape and turnips, w ii 3 miloa to railway, eq Py d w u : cl-'/.*;/} Owner will exchange dor abocu 10Oj acres. Easier country within 15 miles and decent Townacip and railway by good road. Will pay up to »IS par acre and does not object te taking over o mortgage,

fct; a:. e:-! syhtih for T o« r n property, 4!fsO K .-omm easy sheep country Mr,in Tr-nk bias, partly improved. Terms £250 crab, balance 5 per cent., o-- 0..>.h n.-.o ~s above, nearly all equity, 1i u 14 per acre. Write for rail particulate of &ny of the above properties. ■ ■ r! -■ t O-a SO CUBA STEEBT PALMERSTON MOEMIM mm. s hii & fattening mmilKEl DISTRICT. Mii ? ii ii BH’OFt has received icssrncEon thorn the Executors in the Estate of the late W. A- Elds to offer for private sale the property known as Y< *EK. IfAS-iVI, 'comprising 585 ac"©s, and f*'.n J ,ii:ung soiM" o{ the finest land in the Dominion. Thera are some 2S paddocks securely fenced and nearly all being permanently watered. With the exception of about 2<l acres of bush the whole property is flat and plousrhable. and is tuiccllcut grass hmd, and being ;o v v B % r.-ered and sheltered is eminent!'.- adapted for stud purposes, ft was, in fact, useo as a stud f*um by the lata Mr 131 (i<?. hi •eidirioe to the largo residence of 10 rooms shorn arcthree other dwellings of about 5 rooms on outlying portions of the farm, which, with the long road frontage, makes she property a most suit ib’e one for subdivision. There are :v‘go large stables, bant, implement shed, plantations apd oreharda of several, hundred fruit trees. Situated 5 miles from Mai ton, 2 ui is 85 from railway station by good motor roads Price £'il 10a per see, terms to be arranged.

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