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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 9 October 1912, Page 6

PROPERTY LISTS. DAIRYING SECTIONS. Optional right of purchase at 25/ per acre, All easy limestone country, mostly ploughable. Each section has a frontage to the Pukearuhe Koal unn .s 31 miles from Te Kuiti by the Awakino Koad, of which 9 miles is metalled, 6 miles from Pio Pio butter iactciy. Metalling done by Government grants and "thirds." One mile from P.O. and one mile from proposed school. Cream carts from two factories will pass all sections. Ilent Is 3d per acre, and rates £d. in the £ on each section. SECTION 6. —161 ACRES. About tO acres in grass, fenced on three sides, one subdivision fence, five acres wire netted hay paddock. -Comfortable two-roomed house and garden. Splendid permanent water everywhere. ■ £500 Government Advance on Section. Goodwill £7 per acre. Only 150 Cash required. SECTION 11.-^-267 ACRES, about 120 acres in grass, boundary fence on three sides. Subdivided into 6 paddocks; 15 acres wire netted hay paddock. Waggon and implement and mouse proof chaff house. Choice young orchard of 70 trees. Splendid permanent water everywhere. £500 Government Advance, Goodwill £5 10s per acre. Only £150 Cash required. (SECTION 7. —161 Acres. About 60 acres grassed, fenced on three sides. Two subdivision fences. Splendid building site, well watered. £500 Government Advance on Section. Goodwill £6 per Acre. Only £150 Cash required. SECTION 9. —276 Acres. Partly ring fenced, otherwise unimproved. Good section, abundant permanent water. About 25 acres standing bush. Goodwill £3 per Acre. Only £150 Cash required. NOTE. —We aro prepared to give purchasers assistance to finance. W. M. ASHTON and SON. Stock & Station Agents, Wanganui,

'' First Class Exchanges " KA ACRES, Taranaki. All plought/'x able, closo to largo sale yards. 15 cows, 1 horse and 1 bull. As going concern PRICE £18 per acre, or without stock PRICE £15. Equity £772. Exchango 100 acres. No. 226. 171 (\ AGRES ' Taranaki. 1000 acres I1 1U grass, balance bush. Carried last winter 2100 sheep, 38 cattle, 18 horses. Equity about £5409. PRICE £5 os. Exchange 300-400 acres. No. 374. 1100 ACRES- King Country. 600 LJLUU acres in grass. Over 12 miles sheep proof fencing. No mortgage. . PRICE £4 per 'acre. Exchango smaller property near to large centre. No. 207. Q7 ACRES. Auckland District. All in 0 1 grass. Surveyed into 10 aero blocks. PRICE £60. Exchango for sheep country. No. 387. 21 ACRES. • Near Wanganni. With ■4 6 roomed house with wash house, copper cowshed, etc. PRICE £SSO. Exchango for small Dairy Farm. No. 35. 99Q ACRES. Feilding. All flat and &&U in grass, 15 paddocks. £45 per acre.. Equity £7305. PRICE £45. Exchango for small Dairy Farm. No. 354. KA ACRES. Wairarapa. Carrying O\J 18 cows, bull, horse, trap, cart, harness and cans, 5 roomed house. Enmity about £500. PRICE £26 inclusive of abovo stock. Exchange for small sheep farm. No. 226. For Further Particulars Apply To Baiiey, Wiradle & Go, THE AVENUE 'Phones: Office, 891; Private, 607. Whet &bnut that HAVE YOU SELECTED YOURS YET? TPIOSE QUOTED BELOW ARE ALL GOOD VALUE. 1-AC.RE HEADS ROAD, 66 x 165. A Ijoining lots aro bringing £135. For quick sale, £120; terms, ~£ls cash 633 i-ACHE, WESTBOURNE, CASTLECLIFF, ono of the best sections in the whole township. Price, £150 636 J-ACRE, a cheap section within the Borough. Full 66 feet frontage. 2 feet elevation above footpath. Nice dry site for one or two houses. Prico to quit, £325. 7G7 KOROMIKO STREET. Very few sections now left in this desird&e locality. Secure yours before it is too late. Nearly J-acre, dry and healthy. Price, £220 769 ST. JOHN'S HILL. Full 1-Acre. Town Belt. Perfectly level and dry. Within 60 yards of proposed tram route, and one of the nearest St. John's HUI sections to town. Price, £375. Terms, £75 cash 763 GONVILLE AVENUE. Two splendid sections, nicely elevated, 30 perches each. Price, £135 each. Terms, £10 cash 889 Dozens of others in all localities. Full details from LEWIS & CO. WANGANUI. Points from the Newspapers. "Tho contractor for tho erection of tho Dublin Street bridge has made another start with the work, and intends pushing on now with all possible spued." "Tho Council having decided that cylinders shall be substituted for tlie pile-.*, tho order for the cylinders will lio at oneo placed with tho best New Zealand firms." "A start has been made to erect the top structure on the bridge on tho Wanganni East side, and the heavy iron work is at present being placed in position on tho top span." " In a short year tho position will be transformed, and then the wise ones will smile, and those who did not buy will wonder why they wero so dense." "A trifling sum will secure a section. Th'oro is no excuse even for an offic-o boy, or v youth at a trade. Terms will I)O made to fit tho thinnest purse. Sco ITnUo'vi'V. Hocran and Caddy at once.'' QUAIITER-ACHE ON TFfE TUVER FRONT. QU A BTER-A CRE S VX'T lONS ON THE TERRACE. IJUSIXESS SECTIONS NE Mil THE TOWN HALL. ATAiOST ANY DF.POSIT. find EASY TKJm 6! TO GOOD RELIABLE CLIENTS. You ffiM easily nfiV>r<] ono or more of thfSM sections, so call on P"so"ifew£sy, flogs n if. £Vstidy + ■%&- LTCERTY'S UCILDIXGS (Next Post OflietO TT 7" ANTED Known. —leiephone Xq. .'35! will nut you in communication with our garage day and night. AIL orders for the coach factory promptly attended to on the same number. , fioyd and Brerman. Coach Builders 'and ' Motor Engineers, Ridgway Street and i Nixon Place, Wan^anm. i STOP!— Would you like £1 Pair of; ._ Boots foe Is 3d ? If so, read our advertisement in another column and . send -along Is. 3d. Our new system. defies competition. Sec Thorp and Co.. ' Opposite Churoh <>f England, Avenue. Wanganui