PROPERTY LISTS. son Street; present rent 12/-. . ?e, £360. Op- terms. 132 —One of the best residential propa/ties close to town; 20 acres and large well-built house; large orchard and beautiful garden, etc. £6000. A—2o acres (with Cottage) at Eastown. Ag a poultry farm it has no equal. COUNTRY PROPERTIES. 612—136 acres, all laid down in the best of English grass seed; divided into 4 paddocks; 2-roomed cottago and sheep yards; suitable for dairying; creamery a few chains away. £1360. 508—2-acre section, with woolahed and ■ stables; two frontages; splendid building section. £200 102—Lease of 2£ yean, at 25/- per week, of hair-dressing and Billiard aaloon, with dwelling-house attached. Right if renewal of lease. Price for good will and everything, £300. 4 rooms. Every convenience. 10 years' lease, with right to purca*is< within 6 years at §>! 10s per icre. Goodwill. £300. Rent, 7* 6d per acre A bargain. 496 —203 acres; 40 acres in grass ; 1J miles from railway station, and adjoining good native land; level. 1£ miles from creamery. £3 per acre. 495—G00d dairy farm of a&cut 200 acres; all in grass; part wamD.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 ax*d balance in crop and stubble. One of the Dest in Rangitiked. Price, £30 per acra. 456—630 acres; 310 acres in bush, 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 60 head of cattle, for improvements at expiration* of lease. 437 —260 acres; 6-roomed house; 6 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 baraaJ"----435—600 acrew, with good residence; an hour's drive from Wanganui. Beautifully situated and suitable for cutting np for dairy purposes, there being a creamery close by. All level. Price, £20 per sere. 423—206 acres dairy laud; house of 6 rooms; cow shed with 7or 8 bales; 4-etalled stable; well watered, and creamery about a mile away; all flat; all ploughable. Price, £16 per acre. 417 —Several good stationery and fancy ii")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; giand orchard. Rent, 12/- an acre. About 6 miles from Wanganui. 392—216 acres (60 in gras« and 90 felled); L.P. 999 years; rent, £12 18s; good milling timber; sawmill alongside section; 2£ miles from Raetihi. Price, £500. 391—9 i-acre sections, with good 4-roomed house at Maxwelltofrn. Price, £15C 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 psr acre. 344—About 20 acres, ju*t outside Hswera 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. 326—A Splendid Farm, not fur from town;. 6-roomed house and stables; 150 acres ploughable; creamery and ■chool % miles away. £10 10s per acre. 323—Lease of 20 years 260 acres, ploughable Rent, £40 per annum. Pri<* for goodwill, £400. 316—4000 acres (2000 'in grass) carrying 2 sheep; 500 acres ploughable; new house. £3 15s per acre. 513—Splendid sheep farm of 3762 acres, with 15-roomed dwelling, besides coatage; dairy and wash-house, etc., etc. All in grass with the exception of 300 acres- Latt season 13,u00 theep and lambs were shorn. The - property Only FIBBT-CLASB GOODS kept in rtoo* would cnt up well for dairying, as it is well sub-divided. Price, £8 lOi per . acre. A wonderful opportunity for a man with capital. 1700 acres; 300 in bush; 300 ploughable; good Mouse; close to town. £6 10s. 672—230 Acres; situated town belt of large township; house of 3 rooms; all ploughable ; grand spec for cutting up into 25 to 50-acre section.. P- ice, £16 10s per acre. - 6<d—3oo 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 Aties; first-class land; 5 chains from creamery; £-mile from school. Price, £14 per acre. 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 1 HOTELS !1 HOTELS 1 I ! We have several first-class Hotels in Town and Country, and are always pleased to give full particulars to bona fide purchasers, whom we are in a position to assist financially. Our MR LUNDON is prepared to undertake Valuations, make inventories, and generally supervise transactions in the interests of either sellers or purchasers. WE only Charge for What we Do. WE Lend Monies in Large and Small sums. WE represent T. COOK vnd SON, Tourist Agents. .WE Correspond with aU the Civilised World. WE send Guides with Knowledge and Experience to Show what you ought to Set. WE Insure Your Life, Limbs, House and J 'uture. WE leave you Entirely in the hands of our Ca able Manager. V. LUNDON.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11741, 19 September 1902, Page 6
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