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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 193, 10 May 1919, Page 14

AUCTIONS. CAMBRIDGE IS THE GARDEN OF THE WAIKATO. CAMBRIDGE IS THE RICHEST DAIRYING DISTRICT IN THE AUCKLAND PROVINCE, aKD IS SITUATED ON THE WEALTHPRODUCING PLAINS OF THE PICTURESQUE WAIKATO RIVER, CAMBRIDGE IS A TOWN OF GREAT HISTORIC INTEREST AS THE OLD MILITARY CENTRE OF THE WAIKATO. AND ALL ROADS LEAD TO CAMBRIDGE. THE TJEDWOOD '171 STATE jLMIDWOOD JCiSTATE IS IN THE HEART OF CAMBRIDGE, and WILL BE SOLD Bl' PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE HORSE BAZAAR, HAMILTON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1919, AT 11 A.M., , By the FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD,, On behalf of Messrs. J. AUwill and Co. THIS WELL-KNOWN ESTATE has, been farmed by Mr. Jarcd Allwill for tlio past 40 years, and ns ho is now retiring the balance or Homestead Block must be eold, and consists of 170 ACRES OF THE BEST AND MOST CENTRALLY-SITUATED LAND in (he district, adjoining, as it does, the Hautapu Railway Station, and the Cambridge Co-operative Dairy Co.V Butter, Cheese, and Dried Milk Factories (the latter to be erected at an early date). There is a school within, a quarter of a mile, uud a daily rural mail delivery. The Prosperous and Beautiful Old Town of Caulbridge, which, nevertheless, is up to date and modern!? equipped, is only two miles distant by a level and perfect road. The Property is subdivided into 11 Sections, five-of which have .buildings thereon, as follow.— No. 1: 5 Acres, with Blacksmith's Shop. No. 2: 5} Acres; no buildings. No. 3: 83 Acres, which contain the Fine Homeslead of 10 rooms and every domestic convenience, including acetylene gas and telephone. Iron sheds, 30 by 20 and 35 by 20; two-stall stable and harness-room, buggy shed and motor shed; shearing shed and coal shed. The House is well set back amid plantations, oicliard, lawns, anil flowers, and is approached by a carriage drive. No. 4: 7 Acres; no Buildings. No. o: 24 Acres, with Milkers' House. No. 6: 24 Acres; no buildings. No. 7: 29 Acres, with good house of 6 rooms, wash-house, ' small dairy, iron cowshed with concreted floors und yards, containing a four-cow Milking Plant, complete with on- . gine, etc. Windmill, fed bv 2-inch bore, and having largo lank and a 1000-gallon concretc trough, and 6etall_ Stable. This Section is divided into three paddocks, .and is ready for carrying right on. No. 8: 25 Acres, with 2 subdivisions and a 3000-gallon concrete dam, fed by a spring. 1 No. .9: 20 Acres,'with a brick well, windmill and trough. No. 10: 17 Acres, with a 4-roomed House, 2-bail cowshed, and water bore and piimp. No. 11: 2 Acres and 5-roomed House, • with wash house and coalhouse. Each section is well fenced, and somehave subdivisional fences. Tho land is all level und in heavy permanent dairying pasture, and is well watered by Windmills, Tanks, Dams, and Concrete Troughs, EASY TERMS. No. 3 Homestead: 10 per cent, fall of the hammer, and 30 per. cent, on possession. Sections with Buildings Thereon: 5 per cent, on fall of (be hammer, and 15 per cent, on possession. t Sections Without (Buildings: 10 per cent, on fall of the hammer, and 10 per rent, in buildings within six months, or 20 per cent, cash in six months without buildings. The balance of purchase moneys to be secured by mortgage for 5 years at 8 per cent, per annum. This Estate, being a suburb of Cam-, bridge, furnishes an excellent opportunity for business' and professional men and town workers lo enjoy tho inestimable advantages of rural life in the intervals of their daily toil, and also to supplement their earnings. Further information from the Auctioneers, THE FARMERS' CO-OPER A TTVE AUC- ■ TIONEERING CO.. LTD., LAND DEPARTMENT, HAMILTON.' PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SUBDIVISION' Of the' NGARARA ESTATE, • MORRISON'S BUSH; WAIRARAPA, Consisting .of. •ACRES 1 OA A ' ACRES ACRES . JLrJVU • ACRES OF EXCELLENT DAIRY, LAND. . Messrs. dalgety and co., ltd., .in conjunction with F. WISE, Land Agent, Carterton, have been favoured with instructions to sell by Public Auction in the ' . ' CROWN' THEATRE, GREYTOWN, At 12 noon, ON. THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1919, . THE WHOLE OF'MESSRS. AVIGGINS ' BROS.' PROPERTY, known as NGARARA, at MORRISON'S BUSH, consisting of 1200 acres of first-class dairy land, which has been subdivided into 12 convenient sections. •' , SITUATION: The property is situated 3 miles from Greytown Railway Station by good motor roads. The samo distance to. the cheese factory and is closc to the school. Also on tho line of a daily, mail service.. TERMS: ,V per cent, on the fall of the hammer. 10 per cent, on the date of possession of the property being given. 10 per cent, in one year from the date of possession of the property being given. 10 per cent, in two years from-flic date of possession of the property being given. The balance to be payable in five years from the-date of possession of the-pro-perty being given. All unpaid purchase money to carry interest at the rate of B.} per cent, per annum. > The 10 per cent, payable in one year and the, 10 per cent, payable in two years will not be called up provided improvements in the form of fencing and buildings are placed on the land by the purchaser of each Lot to the value of 20 per cent, of the purchase - price of each Lot, such improvements to be subject lo the-approval of the vendors. PLANS are now in course of preparation and may be obtained from DALGETY AND CO.,.LTD.. |' ' Masterton. Or F. WISE AND COY., : ■ Carterton. ■ I PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION* SALE ' Of ACRES (RKJ. ACRES ACRES W4 ACRES FIRST-CLASS DAIRY LAND. (Within 4 miles of Fcntlierslon.) AT GREYTOWN, On SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1919, AI 1 |i.ni. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from Ml!. D. C. YULE, lo ufl'er by Public Auction as above, 1151 acres of first-class Dairv Land, situated 2 miles from I'caihcrston Cheese Factory, subdivided into ;l dairy farms, each 21;'), 272, and 137 acres respectively. TERMS AND FULL PARTICULARS LATER.