80,000 acres Leasehold, 10 years to run, rent, £IBO per annum, well bounded and divided into numerous blocks, about £6,000 laid out during the last two years _ in fencing and grast seed sowing, which will soon add largely to the carrying capacity. Good 8 room bouse, store, dairy, men’s huts, good gardens and several cultivation and shearing pad docks, well-arranged woolshed, yards and outstation huts, sheep yards, and paddock. The whole in first-class working order, with 14,000 good merino sheep, 5,000 of these being • ewes now served by first-class rams, about 400 head quiet cattle, 45 station hacks. The whole for £17,500, ha]f cash, the balance "on easy terms. I Draught horses, waggons, agricultural implements, stores and furniture can be taken at valuation. Fbeeholds. Land Transfer titles on deferred payments. The whole of the purchase-money can remain unpaid for rODB years, in the meantime bear ing interest at 6 per cent, per annum. 2,550 acres fenced and partially sown, £1 10s per acre 2,200 acres, fenced, greater part sown, £2 10s per acre. 870 acres, fenced, greater part sown, £2 15s per acre. 1,9*0 acres, fenced, greater part sown, £3 per acre. __ 1,550 ores, fenced, greater part sown, £3 5s er acre, 4,850 acres, fenced and subdivided, greater part sown andaboutl,soo acres ploughed and laid down, £3 10a per acre The above properties are situated from 18 to 30 miles from Napier, good roads, downs and hills, rich laud.-limestone formation, every block well watered, and timber easily procur able in the vicinity. The prices have been fixed according to the extent of present im provement and are now carrying from f to 2 sheep per acre, the whole is capable of being made to carry an average of 2J sheep per acre. For further particulars, of the above and other properties of various extent, apply to ZOHRAB, NEWMAN & CO., I ' Wellington; or, M. B. MILLER, _ Stock and Station Agent, Napier



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