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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1853, 12 September 1913, Page 10

— , INVEST IN APPLE LANDS AND MAKE MONEY. Every intermediary between the purchaser and the real owner gets a profit—not by any means small—and undoubtedly the ultimate purchaser has to pay that profit. When you buy direct from the owner you save these profits, and in consequence purchase at bed-rock. Before buying, whatever you do you should first see the v RUBYi BAY . FOR FRUIT FARMS. Inspect all the properties' in the market if you like, but do not fail to inspect Ruby Bay and see for yourself the Quite Exceptional advantages that are ofiered. A Striking Testimonial from purchasers who know good APPLE LAND. The following have secured orchard sections on what was originally part of the Ruby Bay Estate and right alongside the property now offered • by the undersigned:—Messrs. H. Cleland, Brown (Mildura), Austin, Trevethick, Boulton, A. McKee, R. Harris, Andrews, F. Hallam, Drs. Deck and Paxton, and Judge Chapman. Mr. Thos. Horton's property adjoins. ■ The Property is picturesquely situated; close to the sea; is •» well sheltered and sunny. The ideal spot for a home. Magnificent beach and patches of native bush close handy. UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST. apple-growing land, and the beßt located, from every point of view, in New Zealand. In lots to suit purchasers. Terms: 10 per cent. Cash, balance 5 years 5 per cent. Inspection invited. Arrangements made to view the property. . 1 Absentee owners can make satisfactory arrangements for planting and supervision. Telephone communicates llapua Bureau. For Price and particulars apply to W. STAFFORD, Ruby Bay, < Owner. FOR TERMS AND ALL PARTICULARS, OR. TO THE AGENTS— H. F. M'NEILL AND CO., 155 FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. Branch Offlco; BRIGHT'S BUILDINGS, OTAKI. A. M. IIUNRO. Manaior.