WHY PAY RENT TXJ'HEN you can build your own V? house and pay for it with no more cost 9 Try the Maeterton Building Society. ELEVEN SHILLINGS a week will pay oft’ a £250 loan in fourteen years, and leave you FREE. Costs very moderate. For all information, apply tc ROWE FENNELL, 673f17 Woodville Agent. w. CHAMBERLAIN HAS FOR SALE AND LEASE, AND DAIRY FARMS. 1400 ACRES level and undulating freehold land, 850 acres of which is felled, grassed, and subdivided, fiveroomed house and outbuildings I school H miles ; Government valuation £4.* Price, £4 5s per acre on good terms 858 ACRES splendid land, highly improved, 10 subdivisions, 9-roomsd dwellh g house, all necessary outbuildings; creamery and school 1 mile ; a magnificent property. Price, £l3 10a per acre, easy terms. GO ACRES Dairy Farm ; creamery half mile ; well improved level land ; 10 acres oats given in ; four-roomed house and several outbuildings. Price, £22 an acre, terms. FOR LEASE. 140 ACRES for 6 years at 8s 6d an acre creamery within a mile; house and sheds; the line of cows, young slock, milk cans, horse, trap, and harness and 12 acres of oats £220. £BS will purchase the best building section in the centre of Woodville. W. CHAMBERLAIN, LAND MART, WOODVILLE, H.B LATHAM & GO. jji O K SALEThe h-as? of a well improved dairy {mill f lOh Hens. 30 aoies ploughed, seven-roomed bouse, 14 mw bails, and all necessary buildings. Lease has over G years to run at IGs 6d per acre. Price, including 28 eows;28 calve.-, half draught mare, 10 big p'g J , implements and tools. 15 t.ms on)s. H acres Swedes and carrots, and a 1 >t of sundries, £350. Terms, £250 cash, £IOO at 6 per cent. 800 acres. A choice farm. 12 miles from Napier, where there is practically no winter; 70 acres level, 230 acres hills, carrying 740 breeding e w es and 80 cattle, house, wooEh'd, yards, dip, &0., well watered. A ideal little sheep farm. Price, £l2 5s per acre; terms arranged. 475 acres, consisting of a flat of 400 acres, and the balance undulating. Most of the flat is of the richest quality, but on the poorest of it, 60 acres, have returned this year £520 worth of the brightest oaten sheaf chaff. Wheat, Swedes and rape grow luxuriantly, and the whole farm is a most profitable investment at the price asked. The grassed portion of the property winters 2£ breeding ewes to the acre. Price, £l2 per acre on easy terms. The place is highly improved in every respect, has firstclass buildings, and is only Smiles from railway. 100 acres freehold, and 600 acres 999 years lease at £3O a year. G7O acres are in grass, and 30 acres in bush, well watered, ring fenced and divided into 4 paddocks. 100 acres level, 800 acres undulating, and 800 acres hilly, fiveroomed house, woolshed and outbuildings. Carries 1200 sheep and 60 cattle. 20 miles from Waipawa. Price, £4 per acre. 1400 acres freehold, easy rideable hills. Winters 1800 breeding ewes, 400 wethers and 600 hoggets. House and outbuildings. Near school and creamery. £7 15s per acre. £ISOO cash required. 3200 acres in the most desirable part of Hawke’s Bay, 10 miles from railway and four from the coast. Low hills and flats in the best English grasses, buildings insurable for £BOO. Carrying capacity 5500 sheep and 200 cattle. Price, £8 per acre ; easy terms arranged. We have been instructed by Mr W. H. Nelson to offer for sale the land between the Catholic Church and the Vicarage in Vogel street. The land is cut into building sites of various areas, which have all a northern aspect, and are in the most cheerful, dryest and best position in Woodville. Full particulars from LATHAM & CO--1 woodville land agency, McLean Steeex, Woodville. LAND. LAND. WAIKATO. VICKERS and HORNEMAN, HAMILTON. (Next Bright’s Hotel). A AAA acres splendid ’ 4UUU land; 1000 acres in proved and in grass, balance mostly reclaimed swamp. £2 2s 6d per acre. A bargain. O rvHr \ acres Dearl y all * n £ rass » good sheep and cattle country. £8 per acre. Worth doable the money. qaa acres with buildings; /Wv/U adjoining creamery and school ; first-class dairy farm. £7 1 0s per acre. Farms of all sizes and prices. Write for particulars. Chamberlain's Saum Tablets •ewprsßT'Pmtnt §leh Mmtf
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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3871, 9 May 1906, Page 4
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