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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLVII, Issue 12283, 17 September 1904, Page 6

PROPERTY LISTS. T\AIRY TjIARMS. WE have been the means of settling hundreds of families on good pay ing farms. If you require a good dairj farm anywhere—any size—write to us We hav-e some 400 farms of all size^ in different localities to choose from It's £100 to a gooseberry we can suii : you. For example: — ' WESTMERE, near Wanganui.—loC ■Acres choice level pasture, well fencec and rsub-divided. Good six-roomed house . Cowshed, etc. Purchase clause £25, Only £200 down. 1 MAIRTON.—3OO acres of good land. ' House and Sheds. 8 years' lease 13/6 t>ea" acre. Three- miles from school Purchase clause may be obtained. » WANGANUI.—2BO acres level anc 1 undulating. Well fenced and watered :1£ miles from school and creamery ; large house, stable and cowshed. Fivt years to run at 15/- pca 1 acre. Fill. ' particulars on application. WESTMERE.—-100 rich, -acres al. grassed and eaiclosied with new wir< fencing. Plenty of water, whaire, spacious oowahed, creamery 1 mile, schoo. 3 miles. Twelve years' lease at 18/----per acre. Goodwill £175. ■SILVER-HOPE.—2OO level acres, laic down with good grass, 6-roomed house cowshed, yards, etc. 6 years' lease al 20/- per acre; purchase clause £20 £•600 down. If on© of these suits, write -u.s; ii ncna suits, write us, for we have plentj more. "DEAD "D ROS" CENTRAL LAND- A™.^ SHEEP FARMS. SHEEP FARMS. DAIRY FARMS. DAHIY FARMS. 369 ACRES of magnificent sheep and cattle country up tho lovely Wanganni R^'ver one of 'tihe most picturesque spots the eye could behold. Is all m gw-ss witHi good hlouiso and outbuildings, 100 acres plougha-Me, piio© £6 10s per acre. jfdte.—We have some splendid photos of 'this fainni whidS you can see. No. 75. 2700 ACRES, orily 9 miles from Wan-o-anui, 1900 an grass, .balan-c© en bush, 14 ipaddocks, about 500 ploughable, metal road, real good soil, 3 miles to school, etc, 6-roomed house and also a 4-roomed cottage, wool shed, cattle and sheep yards, Dip, Stable, man's house and every convenience. Price £7 10s per acre. _ . (73) 100 ACRES, Weistmere. The r chest of soil, only 5 miles from Wanganui, splieaidid future value, beautifully watered, make a superb hoane. Properties surrounding have changed hands at from £30 to £40 per acre, and not such •good land. We are only asking-£2l per acre. Apply to us at once for par. •tiiculars. Wail take £2 per acre cash, balance U per cent. <■ (19) 280 ACREB to Lease, all grass, .tour miles from Fordel, metal road, low hills and small flats, good land, new 8-rooni-ed house, cow died, dairy, yards, etc., school 1£ milos, creamei-y 4 miles, lease 5 years at 10s per acre, ©oodwlUi £25, to dispense with a, giiazing right. (44) 100 ACRES to Lease, West-mere, beau, tiful dairy land, nicely sheltered and watered, H miles to creamery, splendid soil, small cottage, good oo,w shed and yards, 12 years' lease, at 17 per. acre. Goodwill £170. ■ (42) 100 ACRES, WesJtanere, all level and in grass, only 4 miles from Wanganui, Nio buildings, school few chains distant. Creamery li miles, Leaise from 7._ to 15 years at 18s per acre, with option of purchase at £20 per acre, no goodwill. (37) BADDELEY AND T7IORLONG, JJ Auctioneers, THEIR COMING 'HOME. rpHE wedding was over; he brought JL her 'home From their Jhoneymoon, across the foam, And he took iher—.full, of manly prideTo the home prepared for the blushing bride. "Oh, George," she said, "how wondrous sweet! The whole thing is m good and neat. That sofa!—oh, that chest of. drawers! The oai-pets you've put on the floors Are grand —-there's not a bit of trash. I'm sure tliey cost a lot of cash. "Those tables, George, are perfect dears! Those chairs; —'and oh, those cheffoniers ; That sideboard and that pretty mat (I must give you a kiss for that). It ail is in most perfect taste; There's really not a thing misplaced. Tihait cosy corner lined with gold Will be so comfy when 'tis cold. Oh, George, you are <a perfect dear! You must have spentt a lot, I fear." "No, Mabel; no," he fondly sighed*; "You're worth it all, my bonny bride. Although they're of the best of wood, So strong and pretty, sweet and good, If you but knew foow small the cost, In sheer amazement you'd be lost. I never saw poods better made ;— That they will wear I'm not afraad. I bought them all, co good and neat, At Browne and London's, Ridgway Street," ■ WANGANUI SUPPLY AND AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., TAUPO QUAY. T«l«nhone 47 P.O. Box 65. GENERAL MERCHANTS, SHIPPING, INSURANCE AND COMMISSION AGENTS. . ON SALE— Little's Powder and Fluid Dips. Wormo for Lambs Fencing Wire, Staples Wire "Netting. Nails -;• Carbide, by xw Drum anfl by the Pound. OiK. Washing' Machines. Westneld Manures. -■ Carboliaed Grain Protector for Rust Fowl Wheat,' Seed Oats. Bran, Pollard. All Farmers' Requisites. CASH BUYERS OF- , m „ - . Wool, Skins, Hides, and Tallow, in any quantity. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Taupo Quay.