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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7500, 1 July 1903, Page 4

Land and Produce. 1 SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. HIGHEST CASH PRICE GIVEN for SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, BOOKS, etc. > SPOT CASH paid for anything worth money. CASH ADVANCED ON FURNITURE, Etc. G. H. GOODALL, AUCTIONEER, Queex-sibeet, - - - Mastebtos. READ BROS., WANGANUI LAND AGENTS, offer these desirable propeities for disposal: TO LEASE —010 acres, gra.sed, watered, wire-fenced, divided into ten paddocks j large dwelling, wool-shed, yards, all firstf class outbuildings, orchard; lease for seven j years at 6s Gd per acre, with right purchase £6 13s; twenty miles from station; post office, Echool and creamery J mile. An educational leasehold of 580 acres, 260 acres a in grass, ring fenced (adjoining above property and must bo sold with same) ; 18 year 3to run at £23 per annum. Goodwill, £1,000. 275 D FOR SALE—2OO aores of first-class Taranaki dairying land, all grassed, half ploughe able, all improvements; good 6 roomed dwelling, large cow-shed, etc.; -J-mile from creamery and school. Price, £12 10s per acre. Easy terms. 261 TO PROPERTY-OWNERS. wishiDg to sell or lease we ara prepared to enter on our books and advertise free of t charge particulars of any properties sent. c NO SALE, NO COMMISSION. p Send at onco for a copy of our " Quarterly Property List," free on application. KEAI) BROS., Land and Real Estate Agents, Central Land Agency, WANGANUI. WAIRARAPA LAND AGENCY. , PBOPEETST LIST. TOWN SECTIONS. HOTEL, good country district, on main stock road, accommodation for 20 boarders, stock accommodation paddocks and all conveniences ; ingoing £730, terms. A good investment. 9 -ROOMED HOUSE, and half-acre, Lansdowne. £600. Terms. 3 -j ACRE and house, Adams' Estate. JL Price, £250; terms, -j O ACRES, and 10-roomed house, JLami Adams' Estate. Price, £1500; terms. 1 HALF-ACRE, 9 roomed house, Churchstreet. Price, £750; terms, c 3-ACRE, Lansdowne. Price, £110. 4 3-ACRE, Lansdowne. Price, £105. I 4 2 ACRES and a HALF, Lansdowne, new fence, Price, £375. FARMS. Q»> ACRES, near New Plymouth; eight ___ ami rooms, shed, whare, and building that has been used for factory ; fenced, well watered, level, close to school and Post Office. £750. Terras, £200 cash. •p|(f\ ACRES, Caiterton district; six Xs\s rooms, necessary outbuildings; well watered. A good dairy farm. £19 per acre. £■•__"_ ACRES,drained swamp; six r00n.3, Ot_f cow-bails and sheds; Carterton district, close to factory and town. £20 per acre Terms, £500 cash. £yA f\ ACRES for lease, Manawatu dis___'__.\S trict, first class alluvial land. )am-a rv ACRES first-class land, well (fIU suited for mixed farming, 11 miles from Ashurst. Price, £7 per aore; term 3. -g -g A fam ACRES, L.1.P., and 202 acres, XJ-.4_- / P-L., rent, £32 16s 6d, wollwatered. Price, £2000, with 1000 sheep given in. For full particulars apply to ELI SMITH, I MASTERTON. RUBBER STAMPS MADE to any design at shortest notices. Also Linen • Markers. Write'for quotations. ( Elliot's Book Arcade, JIiSTBBT-N. ', JX)R PRIVATE SALE. , Ift _.CHE Section, with 4-roomed i dwelling and outbuildings Upper Plain. ' 12 ACBE Section,dwelling 7 rooms, stable, dairy and othor out- , buildings, all totara, Upper , Plain. Ift ACRES, Upper Plain, with two i, sheds thereo». ~ Apply— 2 LOWES & lORNS, c Limited, Auoiioneebs. YPISE AND KNIGHT, Forty-Mile Bush Land D Agoncy, Mais-street, - - - Eketahuna. 1 —— FOB SALE— KAA ACRES, good sheep country, five l- Oi/ \J paddocks. 1 K£\ ACRES, flat; 4-roomed house, IUV cowshed, eto. £4 10s. 16 Q £L(\ ACRES, first olass sheep land, o- tJtjXJ well improved; good buildings, stock and land. £5 10s, 126 -fl f\f\ ACRES, close to Eketahuna; JLv/v/ good buildings, well improved. £10, terms. Excellent dairy farm. 136 '■ ACRES, first-class land, no :a - Dvv buildings, close to creamery, s all in grass. L.I.P. £4 10a. 138 AORES, sheep and dairy land, OvF x_f nearly 300 in grass, good buildings. L.I.P. £950, terms. 152 30 A ACRES, Hamua, excellent limeOde stone land, two mile 3 from creamery and township. A bargain. £8, terms. 116 ~i tf\f\ ACRES, Kaipororo, ono of the JLvfVf best dairy farms in the district, good buildings. £10, easy terms. 162 r- yAA ACRES, good sheep country, 200 of O \J\J acres ploughable, all in grass. ig £5, terms. 175 __LQ_n_ ACREB, L.1.P., all in grass, _-Ov/ good sheep country, well fenced and watered. £3. 179 rt A (\ ACRES, dairy and sheep land.no buildings; carrying 400 sheep. £7, stock included. A rare chance. 189 Q-j f\ ACRES, West Taratahi; firsti/Xl/ class land, good buildings. A bargain. £6. 193 We have over 200 properties on our books. If you want a property of any kind write to us, and we will send particulars. 3 WISE & KNIGHT, FORTY-MILE BUSH LAND AGENCY, EICETAnuSA. s w. B-IxSer" LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT PAHL.TUA. 963 Acpes of rolling country, mostly ploughable, 20 acres ploughed ; house, woolshed, dip, sheep-yards, cow-shed (23 bails); - creamery, post office, store and school one ~ milo away. Educational lease, rental ls per acre. Goodwill, £4500; half cash. Cora■n pensation for all improvements nearly * covering goodwill. Lease seven years to run, when property will bo auctioned, so that freehold can be acquired. Cut up into good dairy farms. Store Business-, paying concern; g can be vastly increased by pushing; no other store near; close to creamery and railway station; practically no carting. Turnover, £125 to £250. Rent, £35 per 3 ' annum. Stock at valuation. -Spendid openst ing for pushing man, ;; weedeSminator. ■Z AR who are troubled with noxious weeds should obtain HOLDEN'S NOTED WEED - EXTERMINATOR. Used all over New Zealand. Innumerable testimonials. BILLHEADS & MEMORANDUMS— Plain and Ornamental; numerous designs. 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