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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 224, 16 June 1919, Page 8

• WAIEAKAPA LAND SALE. Messrs. Dalgoty awl Co., Ltd., in conjunction with F. Wise and Co., report having held a successful salo of land at Greytown on Thursday, when they submitted to public auction the property of Messrs. Wigging Bros., situated at Morrison's Bush, known as Ngarara Estate, and comprising 1200 acres; of dairying and fattening land.' Tho estate had been subdivided into blocks varying in size from 50 to 150 acres, suitable for dairying, and theso were eagerly sought after. Competition was animated throughout the sale, the whole of the thirteen sections being readily disposed cf under the ham. mer.

Following is a. list of the purchasers, showing ,the acreage and prices of the respective blocks:— ,■

Sergeant. S. T. Thompson, 50 acrcs, at .£SB; Basil Burcli, 85 acres, at .£55 155.; Wallaco K, Wiggins, 71 acres, at AM3 103., 152 acres at Mi, and 79 acres at i! 51: W. H. Wenden. 51 acres at ,£36 10a. j L. W. and W. J. Kempton, 42 acres, at ■£30 10s.; L. Thompson, 145 acres, at Ml 10s., and 137 acres at .£l2; Messrs. Skeet Bros., 133 acres, at .£44 10s., and 154 acres at jeil; and C. R. Tocker, 95 acres, at a' 26 ss. The borough section of IV acre 3 was purchased by Mr. Charles Wiggins after keen comnetition for .£2lO.

■ IDEAL FARM FOB SALE. , Messrs. Dwan Bros., Willis Street, Wellington, announce that thoy have an ideal farm of 315 acres, within three miles of Levin townsinp, for private sale. The land is all flat, and is -described as the best fattening country in New Zealand. It is now carrying 300 head of bullocks, and will carry one dairy cow to «the acre. . A. creamery is close to tho block, the selling price of which is XGO per acre—on easy terms. Messrs Dwan Bros, say that this is absolutely the finest and cheapest block in this district—famed as "The Garden of New Zealand" for its mild climate, and also for its excellent railway service. 'Land close to the block sold last week at .£B2 per acrb. Land about Otaki, with the same kind of soil, •is readily selling at .£IOO per acre. The block is probably too large for most people, and the owner would subdivide, or three or four returned -soldiers could take it up and milk on It. The owner, 'who is leaving New Zealand, would leave a large sum on tho agents' approval ot the' buyers on second mortgage, if tho purchasers obtain first mortgage advanco to soldiers from tho Government. Messrs. Dwan Bros, (solo agents) should bo seen at once, as tho block is sure, to sell quickly. Delay is dangerous; the land may go any day. Advt.