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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1649, 16 January 1913, Page 9

Dairy fanners will have an opportunity : on February 15 of securing a piece of what the ■ vendors describe as the richest land in the Dominion, when about 1200 ; acres of the Kopanc Estate, the property ! of Mrs. Walter Johnston, will be offered ' for sale at-public auction, by Messrs. f Abraham and Williams, of Palmerston I North, in conjunction with Messrs. W. H. j Turnbull and Co., of Wellington. Tlie j situation is described as an ideal one, 1 being in the centre of one of tho most j thriving dairying districts and close to i tho township of Rongotea. where there is l every convenience for the farmer, and • one of the most up-to-date co-operative factories in the North Island. It is also J within, easy distance of-Feilding, Palmer- -j ston North, and Longburn. Tho pro- j petty is subdivided into 21 sections, rang- < ing in area from 21 to 129. acres, and ! each section will have a frontage to n 1 good metalled road. A splendid site of 1 two ncres has been reserved, unon which it is intended to erect a factory. Plan? are now available, and can be had oii application at ( the office of Messrs, Abraham and Williams, liangitikei Street, Palnierston North, or any of. their branch offices. Arrangements have been made i whereby .an immediate inspection can be carried out on application to the head ' office of tho auctioneers, fit Palmerston North. First Society Leader—"How are the acoustics of the new. theatre?" Second Society Leader—"Too good. Some people in the dress circle *i\ld they couidT hear owr .word jpokon in our box,"-