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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13598, 7 October 1914, Page 8

: W. ROUT & SONS, Have the following TAKAKA Properties for Sale; iSO of reclaimed swamp land. Splendid soil. Well fenced and Bubw divided. Twenty minutes' drive to cheese factory. Price £1400. 109 ACRES, of which 2% acres are in full bearing orchard. Good dwel--3 xv^ i mg 0 £ g rooms- H and q wa t er , etc. Price £1425. J R^O ACJRES > of which 600 is flat, the balance low hills. This is two- • i uwu sheep country. Price £1260. This is a bargain. 1 1 ACRES at Puramahoi, all ploughable and a large portion has « JLtJ*J been cropped. Formerly swamp land. This property would make *- * splendid dairy farm. Good house and outsheds. Price £1650. ' This pro--3 perty is bound w> increase in value in the very near future. ' 4.0 ACRES of the best land in Motupipi, all being flat, ploughed and sub- ; J rtv divided } and well watered. Good frontage to main road. Close to--* 3 school and post office. Price £1650. f*(\{\ ACRES, of which 400 acres are flat, the balance being hill land. Ther« • - \j\f\J are 30Q j n g ra3S . a first-class dwelling house stands on the property. » Price £3300. . • 1 000 ACRES, of which 100 acres are flat land, the balance being low hilla. 1 **W\J present running 200 sheep, but could easily be made to carr^ 600 ' 2 sbeep. Price- £4 ss. per acre. • ' dOO ACRES, of which 200 acres are flat, the balance being hill land. AH • —""" in grass. "With the property will be included 700 sheep and 20 head-* a of cattle and 2 horses. Price £6000. 8 If* A^ES of the best land in Takaka, Bub-divided with good fencing. There 8 J v is a new house of 5 rooms, with barn { trap shed and cowshed. There are • M cows, all coming into profit, 1 mare, 6 pigs, trap harness, etc. Price £1300 V * only. L OQ ACRES of land, close to town and to dairy factory. All fenced and sub--1 /«/o divided. There is a good dwelling, cowshed, slaughter shed, and neceß- " sary outbuildings. The land is of the best in the district, and is all plough- • able. Price £70 per acre This amount includes the improvements. r —IJ-Acres of land facing the main road and close to wharf, with; 7 6-roomed dwelling and outbuildings. Good opening for market gardener; 2 Price £525. ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR SHOWING PERSONS OVER THE L ABOVE PROPERTIES. \ i. ROUT AND SONS, ■ • Land Agents, \ HaRDY STREET, E3ELSOM. 1 ■ -_i ; }I• * ' ; FOR SJILE OR~EXCHANGE. 7 1629 Ar.reg. 400 grass, 20 ploughed. Saver, roomed house and usual farm* ' outbuildings. Price, £215s per acre. Equity £707. (241) 1 1446 Acres. 700 grass, 746 bush, 400 ploughable. Post and Telegraph 1 Office, cheese and butter factory, school. O.R.P" 10s p.a. Equity,.. 3 £8676. 5 780 Acres. , 200 grass; usual farm outbuildings. O.K.P. 21s pa. (241) I 700 Aoias. 300 English grass; outbuildings, yards, etc. Goodwill £1500. Only £800 cash. Balance at 6 per cent. (242) i 179 Acres. 2£ sheep to acre. 120 graßS, 25 crop, 50 drained swamp, &' ? plantation, small orchard. Would milk 40 cows besides cropping. School, cheese and butter factory. Price for freehold, £18 p.a. Equity, J £1707. (248) 8 158 Aorea. 141 grass, 7 maize, 2 mangolds, 8 turnips, 140 plougbable, BQ'; * swamp, 80 flat land, 10 paddocks- Stock—so cattle, 6 horses, 20 pigs. Would milk 40 cows. 4-roomed house, men's whare, outbuildings, 'I maize crib, tr&p and implement shed, 6 bail cowshed. Price for the--6 freehold as a going concern £25 per acre. Cash £1200, balanct five pee* U cent. Equity £2125 Would exchange for goad Fruit or Dairy farm* (248) B FOB SALE. 7 1500 Acres. Native land, all in bush, some real good flits. 21s p.a. (240) 3 4250 Acre 3. Native land, all n bush, some good flat land. 21s pa, (240) B EASY TEEMS CAN BE AESANGED TO SUIT PURCHASERS. ,& HI ana BI.HV wa 'w wm SB? p Lflilil ft||,ffll(» y 'H&HPY STUEET. - - HELSOfI* y 1 ! .-' ■ ■":■■■''l 2 ! ■■ ■ ■ ■■■•■■ i; 4 i 1 J I . Only two or three Orcliard Sections in the ] i t■' I 1 First Sabdiyisioh of Hie Kuby Bay Estate ]■ g s remain liasold and e-arly application is ] ® ; nocPRR^TV to iA?>nnvf» o^p r»r thtst-.. ' as • . ' [- !! ■ 11 s f. The owner will shortly subdivide a furl her 0 I area into residential lots, and those on the I '.' § look out for a cpod intostraent should not fail I s I to get in early whea these sections are put on | 1 I the market. In the meantime there remain 1 5 i' the two or three orchard sections referred to, r i I I ) "We advertise to enlist your interest and to j j induce your enquiries, but MFORE WE SELL WE I ; DESIRE YOBBPEBBONH INSPECTION of the proper- I a ties we offer, What can be fairer ? Every ! } visitor to Kuby Bay must be convinced of the f L i fact that • fc I ' "' '' : i;" ■■■■.'' ■ ;! ;. i (IHMITERE) !; , has the best situation in the Mouteres in view i of the development, that has taken piaco and I ! that which is to follow. i ' The good chances are not open indefinitely, \ J that would be too much to expect, but there are j a few open now and that is YOUR opportunity. | 1 BEISI6E FRONTA6EB FROa £150 PEB I i FBUiT FIRIS FHOI £25 PER i&RE \ Inspection invited. Arrangements made* to \" I view the property. , \ \ Absentee owners can make satisfactory | \ wrangemenis for planting and supervision. ! Telephone communicates Mapua Bureau. If or furrher particulars apply— W. STtffOaO, Ruby Bay, Owner. . i <