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Wanganui Chronicle, 26 July 1901, Page 4

PROPERTY LISTS. ~Imj3ALE. FREEHOLDS 135---Sectious 16, il7 ana 18. Ladysmith; eusy terms. -5^ j-acre and larg« new Dwelling, Wicr &teed Street. . .231—835 acies, Mangaonoho District, partly improved ' ■■' 209—10 acres and Hr-« .Tayforth; orchard, garden, etc. 200—240 acres. Onuihine. partly improves 23—2 .Allotments, pait block 9. Wnntfs nai. ' 239—1698 acres, magnificent fnrm; highly improved, 24 mi'es metalled road from creamery; cheap; owner leaving tbr f colony. 28—iai-re, comer Guyton and Nixou Streets. Shop, business, two dwell injts; a rare, •pportunity fur invftat<ir» TO LET. IB—On reasonable terms, 23 years" leaae, in quantities to suit requirements, section corner Nixon and Ridgway - Sheets. . 12—l-acra, Innestre Street; «pl«ndio boildihg site. X numbe- of Building Sites in Avenue, Industrial School Lstate; OA'LY VENDORS' PRICES ASKED Principals -only. ED. N LIFFITON, Land Agent. Rutland Chamber* Li O R O A L E. A VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY, immediatplf adjoining the Prosperous and Progressive Town of Feilding, within one mile of Post Office .and Railway Station, containing 63 acres, with, new Commodious Residence, which commands magnificent view. As this is a -property suitable for sub-division, it affords a rare opportunity for a sound and profitable investment. If necessary 38 acres, with residence, can be sold separately, or will consider question of leaving to a suitable tenant. For further particulars, apply to E GOODEIIERE> Land Agent, Feilding. WANGANUI, HA WKE'S BAY AND TARANAKICOUNTRY LANDS mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN A.ND J. MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., liave for Sale and Lease in the above-name*! Districts, Fumed for Fertility, the follwing Properties :— ; LEASEHOLDS. 1500 acres level, arable and splendidly watered, first-class roads, near railway and Township ; good house and other improvements. , 2300 and 2100 acres, all ploughable, ilretclass land \ house, etc. ; close to railway and township. The above can be leased for 14 j-ears, wWi purchasing clause, in each case. J3OO acres native lease, grand property • close to large town; 17 years to ran. 3500 acres, partially grassed; 14 years; rent on grasse portion only ts 6d per acre; right of purchase; winters 11,000 shecv 5600 acres, o, nrliicb 2300 grassed; gru'jd run. JOO acres .small grazing run, all grasseJand improved; a bargain. L2BO acres, small grazing run; 800 acres grassed } goodwill to be had; a bargain. 1500. acres near Mangaweka ; 500 grassed . ' Government l^ase; right of purchase. 1300 acres, all grassed ; 10 years; 5s p«r acre, with right of purchase. FREEHOLDS. SOiO acres HawkeY -Bay; near railwiu and «ov- nslup; all plougbable; easy fcrruis. . 164 aces; .2 .miles Irora Creamery inJ Wanganui Post Oftce j suitable fo:----jiilk walk or dairy farm. 100 acres Brunswick ; improved dairy fans. 00 acres NukMiiaru district. iOO acies near Pemberton; cheap property.! I WO acres Rangitikei; highly improved farm; four miles from railway rta- ' tion ; beautiful home. '000 acres Hawke's Hay;' fine station, .mi cheap; every convenience; carrying 11, 500 sheep. COO acres MaiiKamahu j fine property. N.Z. 'TIT■ BITS (FORMERLY THE "Al") «iow Independently 'of "the Wanganui Chronicle Company, and ia^ b" obtained from the following BookJlcrs—Price, One Penny— A. D. WILLIS, Avenue. J. T. WARD, Avenue. H. I. JONES AND SON, Avenue. ■ C. L. BRIDGES, Aramoho. "'t-;:;. '-.vm ■■'■ ■ '"ps 5 '""' '" ■ ■."'■'*.' "v}^'* —•. ■.■■-'-■■- ;V:sr<,v-VPp'!-7*f:^'1-"- .''-S?-'' '^' ■*■' ■w7iT~yoijng, ; IRECT IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF SADDLERY AND I HARNESS. j taker: of the Hansen Patent Horse Cover, \ le Best in tbe Market, Perfect in Every \ eispectj has stood the test of the Past our Seasons, with Itcreasing Popularity, t id has given Highest Satisfaction in all n cases. Wholesale Quotations Givengive. the Best Value for Money in Engsh Buggy and Gig Harness, Hunting Saddles and Bridles. lso a Large Stock of Long Kangaroo fggings,' ■ Short Leggings, Waterproof uggy ( Aprons, Oilskin Coats, Pouchee, and all Winter Requirements. w. l, Young, wanganui: I'lIE THOROUGHBRED'STALLION : "ftT E W TTI O R E S T. y NEWMIXSTER out of FOREST QUEEN, by Musket—Sylvia. Newminster is by The Marquis, out of y [>a. The Painter, whose stock speak for lemselvcs,. is ii son of The Marquis, and rand Prix, the sire of Boulangor, was a -i 11 brother to .The Painter. This head J lie of The Marquis blood in New Forest's idigroe should certainly attract breeders' tention to him. Forest Queen isa-fall sister to Martini- - enry, winner of the V.R.C. Derby and elbourne Cup. The excellence of this \ end "of blood is amply demons' rated in le young slock by New Forest that are >W coming to hand, for they conclusi:ly prove by Ui?ir iippeurance that they 0; possessed of good bone, fiiu conformam, and all the attributes that are looked r in a successful galloper. Apply to T. or R. CO.VICOP, . ' Or Giimtn in cliargp. >