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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 235, 29 June 1920, Page 8

One of .the beßt'station properties that bas come into the market for some .time is the well-known Titoki. property, situatednbout 12 miles from Waipawn.ivhieli Murray, Boberts . and Ltd. Napier,' acting.under instructions from the ex-' ecutors in the cetate of the Into' Mr. W■P. Archibald; will'offer by public auction on Saturday, July 3, at U a.m., at ■ Everybody's Theatre, • Hastings,. Jlawke-'a Bay. .The property is. being offered'in "two blocks of 1072 and 1019 ucres respectively, and with Block No; 1 there-is an additional 61 acres of C. G.<. leasehold. There is a 5-room«l house and 'cattle yards on Block No.. 1, and on Block 2 a. new 8-roomed dwelling, woolshed.' and all necessary .-outbuildings. The Titoki Estate »has for ' many years had a fat-'-■tening record second to none- in the Dominion,. This is abundantly borne out by th'o, fnct" tliht in one year the estate produceu 3500 fat.iambs, 300 fat bullocks, and 1009 fat ewes, : besides carrying 3500 breeding-ewes and 200 breeding cows, and all this without bloving to rse artificial' feed. This' is a wonderful' record' and -proves the surprising productivity of the Plans are now ready and may.be obtained on rpplication to the aucThere is likely to be very keen competition for these blocks, tfosir value being fully recognised by experienced farmers.—Adv.t. ' ■■■■■*. », '■Over -500,000 : dairymen prefer the ; "Domo". Separator because of its clean- : skimming and dependability. More cream and'bigger profits when the "Dcflio" is used.,; Write for full details to the. Agents .j=-,Cooper and Duncan, Ltd., Chrisichurch. ■ •'.'•- '■'■ ■'••;