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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3107, 4 February 1909, Page 8

Lands for Sale. J. A. J. MACLEAN AND CO., PERKY STREET, MA.STERTON. AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE & FINANCIAL AGENTS, IWasterton. P.O. Box 120. ' Telephone 208. Bay of Plenty Properties. A MONEY-MAKING INVESTMENT. 5000 acres freehold, 1,800 acres fenced, sub-divided and surface-sown, part ploughed, about 2,000 acres bush, remainder high fern. Two-thirds of the land is ploughable when cleared. The land is mostly easy rolling downs, lies well to the sun, and is splendidly watered. The homestead contains 7 rooms, and has every convenience; there are also numerous outbuildings, besides stockyards, etc. The property is situated within 1(3 miles of a town, the main road from which runs rifht through the property, 'WHICH TS ADMIRABLY -SUITED FOR CUTTING UP INTO SMALL FARMS, dairying' ha? already started in the district. Land in the vicinity has been selling' at from £2i 15s to over £o per acre, and owing to the trend of settlement must increase in value. Some of 'the best sheep and cattle luive been sold oif this property, which is splendid fattening country. To anyone wanting good cattle country at a c-he?p figure we have no hesitation in recommending this property which we have personally inspected. Price i5!>000, /1000 cash. 50*3: acres, freehold, 1 mile from post Oiiice, '■'> from creamery, 2>-X) aci'es ploughed and in grass, ,i > acres swamp 100 acres surface so.vn, b i!anco rough feed, ring-fenced, subdivided into 8 paddocks, 4 roomed house, and other outbuildings. Price fA per acre, terms! SOO acres good flax swamp, partly drained and portion growing flax, new 5-roomed house and outbuildings, L.1.P., rent 6d per acre, price £b 10s, terms. 391 acres, freehold, tip top turnip farm, ring-fenced and subdivided into 6 paddocks, practically all ploughable, good 6-roomed notise and all conveniences, 1£- miles from creamery. Price /I 0 10s per acre, terms. 7S acres freehold, 16 acres newly sown grass, 8 acres turnips, balance river flat and rough feed,, 6 paddocks well fenced, small whare, carry .10 cows. Price £7 per acre, £2OO cash, balance at 5 per cent. 320 icres, freehold, highly improved dairy farm, suitable for fattening or cropping,, plenty of buildings, etc, a regular bargain at X 7 por acre. Further particulars we shall be pleased to supply on application. Having resided and spent some considerable time in the Bay of Plenty District, prospective buyers can be assured of reliable information.

HARE & EVANS, Land, estate & commission AGENTS, Fahiatua. CHEAPEST PEOPEETYIN THE MaKKET. •733 acres, all level, plougbable country. Most of the country has been ploughed. V> oil div.tdod with first-class fences in l o 11 paddocks, new 8-roouied house, and all conveniences, woolshed, stables. ''mplemsut sheds, cowshed, sheep-yards. All buildings are new, water-races through w'hole property, 3.1 miles fro in township. Tenure L.1.P., rent 2s '.) d. Owner's interest £4 5s per acre. This property grows splendid oats, nype and turnips. The first genuine buyer who sees this property will purchase. There is no mortgage at present on the property. 583 acres, leased with right of purchase at <£B lUs, rent 8s per acre, 'lease ha-' 5 years to run, carrying 2 sheep per acre, besides cattle, situated 5 miles from railway station and good town. House, yards, and all necessary outbuildings. A good property. Owner's interest, 30s per acre.

W. Inglis Husband, LAND AGENT, . PAHIATUA. 593 Acres, of which 429 acres are toehold and 164 acres lease in perpetuity, all in grass, divided into 10 paddocks by first-class fences, limestone and papa formation, no rough hi'ls, can ride all over, it, carries 2 sheep and cattle; 6-ioomed house, stable, cowshed, trap-shed, yards, etc.; 11 milss by good road from Pahiatua. As this property must be sold, it has been reduced by £ I per acre. Price now £8 15s for freehold and owner's interest in L.I.P. .£3,200 can remain on mortgage at 6 per cant. acres, of which 400 acres are freehold, balance L.1.P.,a1l well fenced, the country is hilly and undulating, divided into 7 paddocks, metalled road to property, carries 1200 sheep and 130 grown cattle, but when fully improved ' will carry more ; there are still about 85 acres of bush on the property, 6roomed house and new woolshed nid sheepyards. < Kent of L.I.P. is £ls per annum. This property is in the Pahiatua district, and is to be sacrificed at £6 10s per acre, .£3OOO of the purchase money can remain on mortgage The owner is willing to sell half of it, with the buildings, for £7 per acre. Buyers 3hould inspect this property before buying elsewhere. HlO 587 aces, all grassed, with the exception of 14 acres ornamental bush, 8 acres now ploughable, 65 acres ploughable when stumped, ring-fenced and divided into 9 paddocks, well watered, 500 acres undulating and hilly, limestone formation, carrying capacity 2J sheep per acre. Buildings consist of 7-roomed house, bathroom, pantry, scullery, outbuildings, good woolshed, yards, house insured JMOO, land transfer title ; the property ia situated . 10 miles from two good towns by excellent roads. Price .£lO I.os per acre. 1 COO S3OO -Acr o Dairy Farm, jrice .£lB 10s per acre. Good place. Will exchange for a country store. Equity £ 1,000. W. Inglis Husband, LAND AGENT ... PAHIATUA AIONBTEFS POST OFFICE AUCTION MART. FRU!T!~ FRU3T ! DIKECT 'FROM THE ORCHARDS AT NELSON. At Wholesale WeSHngton Prices, Supplies arrive daily,, and sell in small and large (quantities. Tomatoes a speciality. M. AUONSTEN.