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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 116, 2 February 1918, Page 12

NORTHLAND ..V The Winterless North. ■ wmM\M mi By PiMis Awcfem •■■kaTtaia Monday, March Ilth, 1918 (Immediately following the Great Northland Fair) Messrs Sell, Samuel &' Co. And Sell, Campbell & Matthews Will offer. on behalf of various clients the following desirable Sheep and Dairy Properties—some of th best in Northland—at the KAITAIA LIBRARY HALL, commencing at 1 p.m. Most of the properties are situated in the heart and centre of the famous KAITAIA DISTRICT with its superb climate and remarkable latent potentialities. List of Properties: 284 ACRES—2 miles from Kaitaia; 9-roomed house and outbuildings. 289 ACRES—HaIf oi whicli is within the boundaries of Kaitaia Town; two dwelling houses and outbuildings. ) . 'iIOO ACRES—On the boundary Kaitaia Town; 4-roomed cottage and outbuildings. (All the above properties are on the Main Road leading from Kaitaia to Awanui Port, miles distant.) 702 ACRES—In the famous Oruru Valley; 6-roomed house and outbuildings; 7 miles from the Port of Manganui. I ' . X . _ 500 ACRES—Partly improved, good swamp country; 12 miles from Kaitaia; no buildings.. .• ; ' >r".'"|!9o ACRES—On Main Road, 6 miles from Kaitaia; all in grass surface sown; no buildings. 1 ' 199 ACRES—Adjoining the above; small amount of improvement. 700 ACRES—7 miles from Mangonui; 320 acres in grass; 8 paddocks; good 7-roomed house and outbuildings. 263 ACRES —Excellent undulating country; 8 miles from Kaitaia; good 6-roomed house and out- - buildings; orchard, etc. 152 ACRES—Rich raupo swamp country, partly improved; 1£ miles from Kaitaia; 5-roomed houßo ! and outbuildings. ■ , ' . ■' ' ' THE MOUNT CAMEL ESTATE, HOUHORA. eo&o acres—looo acres flat land, mostly valuable swamps; almost completely fenced in by sea; present carrying ' capacity 2000 sheep; cottage, yards, woolshed, sheep dip, etc.; splendid ; ... ■ harbour. 872 ACRES—Undulating country, 9 miles from Mangonui, good metalled road; all in good English grasses; splendidly fenced; good 7-roomed house, barn,stable,shearing shed, dip,etc. 492 ACRES —20 miles from Kaitaia, and 6 miles from growing township; 2 houses, 4' and 5 ' rooms; cowshed, .dairy; all:in splendid grass; 11 paddocks, carrying 90 cows and other stock; excellent > sandstone cou-utry. , 160 ACRES—2 miles from Kaitaia, partly improved; no buildings. ' ' 120 ACRES —Education Lease, 15 years to run; 3 miles from Kaitaia. 359'ACRES—9 miles from Kaitaia, nearly all in splendid grass and well watered; 5-roomed house and'outbuildings; fenced and subdivided. 56 ACRES—Good reclaimed swamp; 9 miles from Kaitaia, on good road; no buildings. 100 ACRES—Adjoining above ; 4 all in grass; no buildings. ALSO—Splendid Sections in Kaitaia and Awanui Towns, and, suburban lots of 8 and 12 acres. Great prospective value. > ~ ' i . NORTHLAND offers more satisfying variety, more diversity of attractions to the farmer and speculator than any other part of New Zealand to-day. Why not spend your vacation at the " GREAT NORTHLAND FAIR," 6th to 9th March (inclusive) (Race Meeting and Agricultural and Pastoral Exhibition) * and afterwards attend this important Land Sale—the chance of a lifetime for far-seeing, energetic men who understand sheep and cattle. Prospective Buyers will be met at the Waverley Hotel, Auckland, on Tuesday, 26th February, at noon, and their steamer fare to Awanui or Mangonui Ports paid one way. If, you require further Particulars, Maps, etc., send your name and address along, and i .- , It's YOU for the Wimierless North ■ Address correspondence: Box 42, KAITAIA.