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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2404, 9 March 1915, Page 7

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Messrs. Harcourt and Co. report haying made the following recent sales of country properties:—Mi\ H. Metcalfe's 961 acres, situated Raglan; the accommodation house at Capo Runaway, ..the property of Mr. R. Young; Mrs. M'Coriaclue's general- store, Fordell; Mr. W. Family's 1153 acres, Inglewood; Mr. E. Plnltfs 7G acres, Ekctahuna; Mr. W. H. Karsten's 147 acres, Manakau; Mr. D. Howell's G2 acres, Ivoputaroa; Mr. J. Turner's 16 acres, Waikanae; Mr. N. G. Hawthorne's ' 4SO acres, irartinborough; Messrs. Jeftories' Bios.' 1000 acres, Raglan; Mr..,T. Rayne's 200 acres at Jliikaiiui; Mr. .Lobb's 130 acres, Bumiytliorpe; 9 acres, Carterton, tho pi'ODOi'tv of the Dennisiton Estate: "Mr. R. Bariiett's 4} acres, Korokoro; ana Mr. 13. G.' Knight)s 238 acres, Fe.ildinr. In nearly every oneo the stock went with' tho property a't valuation, The firm re-' port a good inquiry for dairy and partlyimproved sliecp farms.

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