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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12388, 8 December 1909, Page 6

PROPERTY LISTS. "exchanges." pARRYING BUSINESS and PLAN \J for Sale or Exchange. Plant co: sists of 2 lorries, 2 spring carts,. 2 c: presses, 3 tip drays, 6 sets spring ca and lorry harness, 2 sets dray harnes 3 sets leading harness, 4 tarpaulins ai usual stable sundries, 10 good draug] and 3 one-quarter draught horses, young unbroken half draughts, (one i three years old) and 1 light aged ha ness mare. Also farm implements coi sisting of one 11 coulter drill, one mould board plough and lot of swing bars, together with lease of stables for years, 1 year rent free and 10s per wee tor balance of term, also lease of l. acres from stable at 22s 6d pi week rent, 3£ years to run. Pri< £1000. Or would exchange for goc dairy farm. lO7< SHOP with double frontage, Avell si uated on corner of two importai streets, Wanganui, large verandah, dwelling rooms attached, outhouses, et Occupied and run by owner and doing good business. Price for freehold £115< Equity £600. Will exchange for farir prefer email part'v improved place. 106: OAK ACRES of first-class level lam &\3O I-*- miles from Marton, 130 am stubble, balance grass, plantations, etc „ all well drained, 11 paddocks, 8 roome _ house, large stables and granary, 2 — acres orchard and garden. A first-clas property. £40 per acre. Equity £470( Will exchange for an improved grazin property. 97£ OQA ACRES, Sancton Block, 9 mile Ou\J from Ohingaiti and 14 froi Hunterville, 2% mile 3 from school, 22 , acres in grass, balance milling bush carrying 2£ sheep and cattle, ring fenc ed, wharo etc. Price' £9 per acre Equity £1200. Or will exchange fo other approved property. 992 KOtf ACRES 16 miles from Strat On>\) ford, 250 acres freehold, balanc L.I.P. rent only £14 5s per annum. 101 acres ploughable, balance undulating all in grass except 20 acres heavy busl and 35 acres undergrowth, will winter '. breeding ewes besides cattle, l 6 pad docks, all wire fencing, 4. roomed house outhouses, stables, large woolshed, etc i-mile from -railway station; 1£ milei from Township, school and Post Office £100 worth of timber royalty to go t< purchaser. Price £12 10s. £1000 cash Or Avould exchange for smaller agricul tural farm. 63 TKA CRES, 5 miles from Marton, al XOKJ level and ploughable, first-class soil and splendid position, joins a cheesi factory, well finished modern" 7-roomec house, large granary, stables, cow anc other sheds and bails, plantations, or chard, well laid off grounds, etc. £2G £2,700 cash, balance 5 per cent. Equity £2,700. Or will exchange for largei dairy farm. 764 FOR SALE. 1100 AC?RES of &is *> class fattening J.XUU country, 4 miles frona important railway town, Rangitikei district, al] level except about 150 acres of undulating sunny facing, large proportion rivei _ flatSj but no waste land, 7 paddocks, fencing in good ord»r, 4-roomed house. A first-class property and the best fattening land in the district. It turns off more fat bullocks and sheep than any other property of same size in the coun- ' try. £16 10s per acre. Good terms to a good man. 828. Q£A ACRES, 10 miles from Otaki, OUI/ 100 acres river flat, balance hilly, 255 acres in grass and oarryiug 3 sheep per acre, no buildings. Price £2 ; 15s per acre. £300 cash. This-, property could be turned over at a biff profit with a little outlay. Equity about £1100. 919. aQ Qflf) ACRES of practically all wyjOvu level country, Government Lease 20 years to run with compensation up to £4000 for improvements, all in native state, and will carry 6,000 sheep, £500 will ring fence whole property, 10 miles from Galatea (Bay of Plenty). Price for Goodwill. £1,000. A first-class spec. 1078. J. Harris and Son LAND AGENTS. MARTON AND MARTON JUNCTION 7650 Acres Freehold. Fertile Tauranga. Three miles from TauTanga wharf; 22 paddocks, each with permanent water, •practically all ploughable. 1000 acras felled bush and 4000 acres fern land 6own in English grasses, 1000 acres ' standing bush, balance fern. Rich heavy soil; grows fine rape and swede crops. Excellent breeding and fattening country. Property somewhat neglected but can at small cost be made capable of carrying 2 breeding ewes to the acre all over. Will make excellent dairying land, and is very suitable for cutting up. Has already been surveyed for subdivision. We are convinced there is a e?reat future before this place. Even in its backward condition it has wintered 5000 grown sheep and 1600 head of cat tie on the 5000 acres of grass. Everything is in its favour. The climate "is ideal, it has an enhanced value in that it is so close to the port,' and similar land in the vicinity in advanced stage of improvement is commanding a higb price as dairying and cropping land. Homestead of 10 rooms, and another house of 6 rooms, stables, woolshed with 750 night pen accommodotion and "Wolseley" shearing machines installed. PP.ICE -. £5 7s 6d AN ACRE. Equity £18,000, balance at 5 per cent. We have, a long list of extremely cheap Properties v* various stages of improvement. __ If clients will kindly indicate to us the nature -if their requirements we shall be pleased to submit a specially selected list of tho-'e places we can recommend as of good value and likely to suit them. R. Wilson Sl Co., Ltd., TAIJHAPti. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. ZQ A ACRES, Wairarapa, all ploughyO'J able, 410 acres in grass, 50 acres manuka, and about 120 acres in drop, lj miles from school and ehaese factory. The railway runs through the property, and the station is l£ miles. A nice 6-roomed house and j 3-roomed oottage in rather bad order, but sound sheds. 14 paddocks, post, wire, and rail fences. Well watered by races. The farm is situated about a j mile from freezing works. Good sheen, j turnip, rape, and oat land. Price £10 j per acre, crops. 6 horses, and farm im- I plements in. Or exchange for small i dairy farm. Equity about £2,250. Full particulars apply VICTOR E. SMITH. Land Agent, Fcildiiig. i Santa winked, he really did! Of j course, it was rather frivolous of the old gentleman, but he was so nleased with his own clever thought that he simply had t"< 'Id s^metliiiiK- " The stocking-toes ait; always 'a worry. Nothing seems to go right down. Now these Lime Fruit Squares at Wilton's Pharmacies are the very thing—so wholesome and good, too. I must get a lot of those 6d and Is packets."