PROPERTY LISTS. WAIKATO LAND. WAIKATO LAND. WAIKATO LAND. WE are instructed to offer for pri- j vate sale, or will exchange for •mailer property, ' the undermentioned first-class Waikato farm, only 3* miles from township and railway. J ££)Q ACRES, L.1.P., at la lOd per \}fy}§ acre, about 450 acre* in grass and crops; permanent creek and springs through property; divided into 12 paddocks; sheep proof fencing;; 40 acres in turnips; 60 acres under plough; land has just grown 25 busheli wheat to the acre; three sheep to the s,cre land when fully improved; buildings consist two cottage*, one six rooms, 4 ac four iocms. Price, £4 5s per acre; ♦ tns arranged. I Apply at once. > P. B. LOMAX and Go LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. A.M.P. BUILDINGS, WANGANUI. STRAIGHT LEASE, ! 420 ACRES—Good sheep laud; all id grass, excepting about 25 acres in bush, lying well to tie sun, and [ ! watered by never-failing streams, j This property is about 6 miles from a good town, stock market, and rail way station; it is fenced and subdivided. The rent is Bs. per aero, payable half-yearly in advance; owner will lease for five years with right >f purchase, and of term at £7 10s. per acre; Lessee to erect a house to tie value of £100 to be allowed for at valuation should the right of purohaao be not completed. NOTE. —Don't bother to write; come and inspect immediately. Cheapest straight leas* in the market. J. W, Emmerson, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENIfFor the ManofSmal Capital. 1 A'VA ACRES of Education Reserve, IUIU rented at 4d per acre. The lease has about 31 years to run, with right of renewal at end of the term. Full value for improvements if renewal not accepted. It is all in bush, but is only about 20 miles by a good dray road from a rapidly rising town. The soil is first class, and the property is valued by the Government at between £800 and £1000. Price for goodwill £500, with £100 each down, £100 in two years, £300 in 1 five years. Interest at 5 per cent, on unpaid purchase money. For further particulars apply to ■ 'T.-E;-WILSON. WAVBRLBY. Charming Residence FORJSALE. FOUR-ROOMED House, quite new, j well finished, 4 large rooms, scul- j I lery, bath-room, and every convenience, ! with verandah, well drained, underground pipes, trap shed, greenhouse, 2 hay sheds, 8 acres of good land, divided into 4 paddocks, good fences, with large dam water all year round, garden enclosed, with inch wire netting (bird proof), all subsoiled and planted with 1500 choice raspberries, 500 full bearing black currants, Logan berries, cherry, and other fruits. This enclosure alone brings in about £1 per week. An ideal residence for retired gentleman or practical gardener. Five minutes from railway station and Post Office. Price, £660; terms, £300 cast, remainder 5 years at 6 per cent. Apply sharp to R. K. BRADBURY, Land Agent, Halcombe. I ■ :—._. . GRAVES & CO., LAND AGENTS AND SHAREBROKERS, PRINCES STREET, HAWERA. j FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 1 AHA ACRES, Freehold, First-dasa J.U Ul/ Dairying Land, close to factory and railway, on metalled road; subdivided into 4 dairy farms, with houses and milking sheds; lease with compulsory purchasing clause at £20 per acre. Equity is £10,000, and th« owner will I exchange for a city block of rented pre- | raises o- will consider house property. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Qflflfi ACRES, freehold, in the WaidrJ U U kato, close to large town; only partly improved; good house and stockyards, etc Price £3 per acre. Equitj £4000. Owner will exchange for houst property in Wanganui or other large town. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE (\AAA ACRES, of which 850 are ixk £\J\j\j grass aud 400 ploughable; house and yards; capacity, 2 breeding ewes. To be sold or exchanged on a cash basis of £3 10 per acre all round, which is A.M.P. valuation. Equity £4000. Owner will exchange for open country. Wrlt« to us for exchanges. We have hundreds op our books. GRAVES AND CO., Land Agenta, Hawera. The King of Talile Waters. The Water that gires you health and keeps you healthy. "WAI-RONGOA' NATURAL Mineral Water. Drink it s(s often t% you cam. It's good fo» you. Agents: BURGESS. MURDOCH AND CO.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12259, 6 July 1909, Page 6
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