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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11713, 18 August 1902, Page 6

PROPERTY LISTS. son Street; present rent 12/-. . ie, £360. O» terms. 132—One oi the best residential prope.rtieß close to town; 20 *cres and large well-built house; large orchard and beautiful garden, etc. £6000. A—2o acres (with Cottage) at Eastown. As a poultry farm it haa no equal. COUNTRY PROPERTIES. 512—136 acres, all laid down in the best of English grass, seed; divided into 4 paddocks; 2-roomed cottage and sheep yards; suitable for dairying; creamery a few chains away. £1360. 508—2-acre section, with woolshed and •tables ; two frontages ; splendid boilding section. £200 §02—Lease oi 3£ years, at 25/- per week, of hair-dressing and Billiard saloon, with dwelling-house attached. Right if renewal of lease. Price for gooU will and everything, £300. 4 rooms. Every convenience. 10 years" lease, with right to purcu*s« within 5 years at 31 10s per t ere. Goodwill, £300. Rett, 7* 6d per acre. A bargain. 496—203 acres; 40 acres in grass; 1£ miles from railway station, and adjoining good native land; level; 1£ miles from creamery. £3 per acre. J 495—G00d dairy farm of About 200 acres; all in grass; part wamp land. Orchard and. buildings. Price, £9 per acre. £200 cash; balance at 6 per cent. 478—500 acres, 12-roomed and smallei house; 400 acres in grass and balance in crop and stubble. One of the Best in Rangitikei. Price, £30 per acra. 456—630 acres; 310 acres in busn, 320 acres ring fenced with 7 wires; 120 in grass, with 4-roomed house and outbuildings ; 4 miles from creamery and school. Price, £3 5s per acre; liberal terms. A good thing. 450—Lease of 11 years of 1200 acres; small grazing run; 800 in grass; 4roomed house- and wool-shed; subdivided and ring fenced; now grazing 900 sheep and 50, head of cattle, for* improvements at expiration*, oi lease. 437—260 acres; 6-roomed house; 5 miles from Wanganui; a splendid property. £14 per acre. 71—700 acres, well grassed, undulating country, with large residence; 6 miles Wanganui; splendid sheep country. A bargain--453—b00 acres, with good residence; an hour's drive from Wanganui. Beautifully situated and suitable for cutting j up for dairy purposes, there being a creamery close by. All level. Price, £20 per acre. 423 —206 acres dairy land; house of 6 rooms; cow shed with 7or 8 bales; 4-stalled stable; well watered, and creamery about a mile away; all flat; all ploughable. Price, £16 per acre. 417—Several good stationery and fancy p">ods businesses in well-to-do country towns. 407—2 Sections {5 acres), all in grass, close to Hunterville. Price, £100. 404—Lease of 11 years for 300 acres and house; grand orchard. Rent, 12/- an acre. About 6 miles from Wanganui. 392—216 acres (60 in grass and 90 felled); L.P. 999 years; rent, £12 18a; good - milling timber; sawmill alongside section; 24 miles from Raetibi. Price, £500. 391—9 i^cre sections, with good 4-roomed house at Maxwelltown. Price, £150 for the lot. 380—Lease in Perpetuity of 177 acres, near Mangaweka; 90 in grass and 38 felled; house of 2 rooms; rent, £11 per annum. £5 per acre for interest. 379 —100 acres of splendid land, with good house. About 12 miles from Wanganui. Price, £20 per acre. 544 —About 20 acres, just outside Hawora Town boundary. 343—Theatre Royal, Hawera; 74$ feet frontage, and 180 feet deep. Price, £2000. 336—20 years' lease of 5000 acres; 1000 level, the rest undulating. Rent, 9d per acre; reached from Stratford. . Price of goodwill £3000. . 525—A Splendid Farm, not far from ! town; 6-roomed house and stables; 150 acres ploughable; creamery &ni school 2 miles away. £10 10s per acre. I 323 —Lease of 20 years 250 acres, ' ploughable- Bent, £40 per annum. Pri( 9 for goodwill, £400. 315—4000 acres (2000 in grass) carrying 2 sheep; 500 acres ploughable; new house. £3 16s per acre. 513—Splendid sheep farm of 3762 acres, i with 15-roomed dwelling, besides coa- I tage; dairy and wash-house, etc., etc. j All in grass with the exception of 300 I acres. Last season 13,000 feheep and I lambs were shorn. The property 1 Only FIRST-CLASS GOODS kept in stock would cut up well for dairying, a* it is well sub-divided. Price, £8 10* per acre. A wonderful opportunity lor a man with capital. 1700 acres; 300 in bush; 300 ploughable; good house; close to town. £6 lOsi 672—230 Acres; situated town belt of large township; house of 3 rooms; all ploughable ; grand spec for cutting up J into 25 to 50-acre sections. Price, £16 10s per acre. 679 —300 Acres, 20 miles from town; house of 6 rooms, doolshed, yards, etc. ; almost all level. Easy terms. £8 10s per acre. - 704—350 Acres; dwelling, woolshed, yards, etc.; 4 miles from large township; 250 acres in grass. £11 10s per acre. 702 —50 Acres ; first-class land j 5 chains from creamery; from school. Price, £14 per acre. j 701 —150 Acres ; 1 mile from creamery; £- mile from school and railway station. Stock at valuation. £11 10s per acre. 698—250 Acres; 12 miles from town; 7£ years' lease; 5-roomed house; good road to the door. Rent, £100 per year. Purchasing clause at £7 10s per acre. Goodwill, £300. 693—750 Acres; Rangitikei district; lease 14 years to run ; purchasing clause £10 per acre; limestone land; slight hills. Rent £300 per year. Goodwill, £150. SEVERAL SMALL SECTIONS. HOTELS! 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