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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IX, Issue 446, 28 October 1881, Page 12

FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL FARMS. SALE BY FREE SELECTION OF IMPROVED AND VIRGIN LAND, BEING AN EARLY CHOICE. Extent of Farms, from 150 to 2000 acres To Suit Purchasers. Payment spread over Fifteen Years on Unusually Easy Terms. NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED. NO PAYMENT FOR BIX MONTHS. The whole Purchase Price may be spread over FIFTEEN YEARS, Repayable by half-yearly instalments, whereby a purchaser for a less payment than is usually charged for rent becomes in that period THE ABSOLUTE OWNER, the whole price and interest being completely paid. For example : — Land purchased at £5 an acre can be wholly paid for, with all interest, by the small half-yearly payment of Five Shillings and Sixpence an Acre for 15 years. Option will be given to pay off larger inBtalments of the price when convenient to the purchaser, or he may convert the balance anpaid into a fixed mortgage for a definite term, or he may obtain a clear title to the freehold at any time during the term of 15 years on payment of the balance due. FOURTEEN THOUSAND ACRES of the choicest agricultural land, forming the fertile, well sheltered, and magnificent property known as THE WAICOLO ESTATE, Southland, aro now offered to intending settlers in farms of such extent as may be desired, upon terms or liberality never before known in the Colony. The price per acre will vary according to position. Payment may be spread over 15 years as above. A pui chaser having sufficient capital to stock aud fence his farm may thus acquire the freehold with all the prospective advantage of certain increase of value, by halfyearly payments less than are usually exacted for rent. The option mentioned removes danger of forfeiture, and enables the holder to realise favourably, if at any time he may desire to Pell his farm. To purchasers who ■ cau pay down a part of the price, the halfyearly payments will be reduced in proportion. For plans and detailed information apply immediately to Mr. BATHGATE, NdW Zealand Mortgage and Investment Association, 8, Colonial Bank Buildings, Dunedin ; M asrs M LANDRESS, HEPBURN & Co., Dunedin ; Messrs. KOKD & NEWTON, Christchurch; Mr. H. T. FORD, Timaru ; Mr. MOSB JONAS, Timaru ; Messrs. FLEMING k HEDLEY, Oamaru; and Messrs. CARSWELL, WHITE &. CO., Invercargill. Mr. Martin, of Waicolo, will show the Prop*»rt< and positions of the various Farms to intending purchasers. BLESS ME, Mistress Laird, hae ye got yer anld Sawing Machine to work at last? Ay, weel may ye say that, lassie. Ye ken mony a braw shilling o' our John's ailler aye I spent ower it wi' the pretenHet machinists o' Dunedin. But it ne'er gaed richt till I taen ta Dobbie's, 154, George street. He charged me twa half-crouns, and made it a perfect blessing till me. Send him your?, and let yer neeborß ken that his machine o'l, at le. per bottle, is unequalled this side o' the Line. TO THE POOR & OPPRESSED.— 1 As timpn are hard, and Werthpim cog wheels so soft that they are continually breaking, T. Dobbie, 154, George street, has resolved to fit cogs in any Wertheim Sewing Machine for 4s, @d, each,