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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IX, Issue 453, 16 December 1881, Page 6

SPECIAL NOTICE. AGRICULTURAL LAND UPON DEFERRED PAYMENTS BY FREE SELECTION, EXTENDING OVER TEN YEARS. NO PORTION OP THE PURCHASEMONEY PAYABLE FOR SEVEN YEARS, UNLESS AT THE OPTION OF THE PURCHASER. INTEREST AT 5 PER CENT. rpHE NEW ZEALAND AGRIJL CULTURAL COMPANY, wishing to promote the settlement of lona fide Farmers, have determined to throw open, for SALE BY FREE SELECTION, 5,000 ACRES of their fine Estate, upon terms in point of liberality never before offered in New Zealand. SELECTION of position and area may be made on any portion of the Estate to suit the views of purchasers, when the Company will immediately survey the land selected ; which, being free from any encumbrance whatever, a TITLE can be granted under "The Land Transfer Act." SITUATION.— The property commences by joining the Edendale Estate, about four miles below Gore, on the Mataura Plains, and extends in one continuous block of rich alluvial plains and rolling downs through Croydon, Wantwood, Waimea, Longridge, Caroline, Josephville, and Eyre Creek Plains for a distance of over 60 miles, intersected throughout by railway communication. CAPABILITIES. — Intending purchasers are invited to inspect the land in its natural state and at present under cultivation, the latter consisting of artificial grasses, turnips, wheat, barley, oats, and potatoes, to the extent of about 25,000 acres, which cannot be surpassed in any part of New Zealand. Terms of Payment extending over Ten Years, at Five per cent, per annum. No interest for the first six months after purchase. No portion of the purchase-money payable for seven years, unless at the option of the purchaser ; meanwhile to bear interest at the rate of only five per cent, per annum, except as to the first six months (after purchase), for which time no interest will be charged. After seven years payment may be made by one-quarter cash, the balance into three equal payments extending over three years, bearing five per cent, interest. For plans of the Estate, conditions of sale, and other information apply at the Offices of THE COMPANY, Dunedin and Waimea ; Or to BASTINGS, LEARY, & CO., Dunedin CANNING, GREEN & SOUNESS, Gore. M'ARDELL & CO., InvercaTgill. NEW SEEDS. NEW SEEDS. JAMES J. PRYOR has opened a Branch Shop in No. 62, Princes street, for the accommodation of his country and s x. /urban, customers. On Sale— 200 varieties of choice flower seeds, from 2s 6d per dozen packets ; garden seed, large stock and splendid condition, all tested ; agricultural seeds — Alsyke, white and red clovers, lucern, trefoil, and cow grass, especially selected in the Home market, and will be sold very cheap ; Aberdeen turnips, champion and other swedes, leviathan, long red, and yellow globe mangold ; novelty, Paris prize medal lawn grass, highly recommended. J. J. P. is determined to clear his extensive stock at extremely low prices for cash. Note the address— James J. Prttor, No. 62, Princes street ; and -wholesale warehouse, 193, George street, Dunedin. SUPREME COURT HOTEL """ STUART STREET, DUNEDIN. C. O'DRISOOLL Proprietor.