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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 12 March 1908, Page 6

PBOPERTY MSTB. Schofleld & Henley, • ■ . . Land, House, Hotel and General Commission Agents, BANK NEW ZEALAND BUILDINGS, S>QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. m 15 s PER ACRfe 1 (k(\ A r^X>T?Q_ Level rich pas--100; AL>Xilli)Otoralland. 1 Same as all the others. IMS 15 s PER ACRE. IQI7 A Y^"DI?CJ Level grass land, OlixV-twX_>^ well fenced and •v/atered. ' • Same as all the others. M 15 s PER ACRE. mA /~IT>T7ICI Level Pastoral . AU-KJjik) / country, 20 chains from the best paying butter factory. Same as all the others. 15 s PER ACRE. .258 ACRES iSjr'SK —.quare-shaped block. Same as all the others. J8 15 s'PER ACRE. QAQ A /^T?T?Q! Ricb level Pas>ouo ixVJJA/JDiKJ , toral country; -magnificent dairying land. Same as all the others. M 15 s PER ACRE. 'IC[ A A /^T>T^CI Level-dairying 100 i\VjXil_ks land of the first water; well fenced and watered. Same as all the others. The above properties are situated v/ithin 20 chains of the best paying imtter factory in the Dominion; railway station, P. 0., school, store, church, ; in the richest and best part of the progressive Waikato. • Fop Sale A FEW CHEAP FARMS CLOSE TO WANGANUI. JUST BOOKED UP. THESE PROPERTIES HAVE NOT BEEN OFFERED BEFORE. £AA ACRES, 8 miles from Wanga\i \J\J nui; all in grass, well-subdi-vided, well watered; good house, yards, and outbuildings; rolling country • wintered 2% breeding ewes and cattle; L.T. £11 10s." per acre. 425 <OAfV ACRES, 13 miles from iVVanga"Ov/Uiiui; L.T.; all in grass; "(_Todmed house, woolshed, yards, dip"/' 4*' acres orchard; very easy country; 2 breeding ewes and cattle. £8 per acre. - 420 .QD> ACRES, 10 miles from Wanganui; -SiO 7-roomed house; 3 acres orchard, fowl-yards, etc. £850. 417 ACRES, 3}- miles from Wanganui; - >O 1/ new 5-roomed house; land- all level; splendid place. £1950; easy terms. ' 426 4\QK ACR?^, Nukumaru; all in grass, \j\ju 54 in" turnips. Good house; 7 paddocks; winters 2 sheep and cattle. £7 10s. per acre. j, 415 iQt ACRES, 3 miles from Wanganui; Ail. 3-roomed house, trapshed, loose- ' *box, yards, etc; wintered 40 ewes, 3 horses, and 3 cows; L.T. ' £840. 387 1 OAA ACRES, 1000 in grass; L.T.; ±0 UU splendid homestead, woolshed, yards, dip, 9 paddocks; wintered 1550 big sheep, cattle and horses; 2000 «heep on at present. £4 15s. per acre. 413 PERCY FORLONG, •vx'. - s-V "(Next Goss,^Tobacconist). land, and estate &mfiLt^ '.-i«.. AGENT, • 'M*-?*- v-1:-'WANGANUI. Wanyaiuri F^riiis. THE Following Properties are all » t * '' %'.itbin 1 hoMiltdrive.'^f..^i.tio^n :— 400 Acres" Lc&sehold; &IV? in^Edglish; grass, except patches of shelter ] bush, 6 cr 7 paddocks, posts and * wire fencing in gopd order; w.ell ' watered; 50 acres now in rape; property wintered 850 ewes, 100 noggets, and CO head cattle; house of -1 rcornrt, shecepyards, cattleyards, dairy, man's room, etc. Lease 2 years to run at 11s, right of reneAval 5 years at 12s;- Goodwill £400. , (No. 794.) ■600 Apres Native Lease; all in Eng- ■ lish grass, excepting patches shel- %'• v ter bush;; five paddocks, stockproof fencing:, easy hilly country ride, all over it, good grass country ; wintered 760 ewes, besides other sheep, 60 'head of cattle and 16 liorses; house of 7 rooms, dairy, sheepyards and dip. Lease 500 acres, 17_,,-years to run, at £100 per annum. Balance (100 acres), roiit 5s 9d per acre. Goodwill, £3 15s per acre, half cash. (No. 786) . fSOO Acres Freehold; all in grass but about-40 acres bush, 8 paddocks, easy country, can ride all over it. no gorges, some nice warm basins, 100 acres flat; wintered 1200 sheep and 150 head of cattle; now carrying 1800 sheep and 60 head o>f cattle; house of 5 rooms, new .woolshed, yards, etc. Price £12 per acre. Terms arranged. ';. (No. 175.) PROPERTIES~ON OUR LIST FROM ALL OVER N.Z. J. H. NIXON & Co., STOCK AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Corner opposite P. 0., Wanganui. TURNER & CO., ENGINEERS AND CYCLE BUILDERS. 14 MARIA PLACE. Are prepared to ■nnder-tnkp fJvclp Motor, and General Engineering Work including Cash Registers, Typewriters ■and Phonographs. Having installed necessary power and p!<int, and engaged a tnonMiglily traine«d and competent staff of men. well used to all■■■ these.-.lines, we have full confidence in soliciting support.