! . AUCTIONS. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONS SALE Of • 1113 ACRES KAWHATAU LAND. 1113 ACRES KAWHATAU LAND. ODDFELLOWS* HALL, MANGAWEKA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, j At 1.30 p.m. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., •A. instructed by F. H. R. GORRINGE,' ESQ., will sell as above Lis well-known Kawhatau property, subdivided as follows:— LOT 1. COMPRISING 320 ACRES. '' All easy country. Ono of the best , sheep and cattle ifarms in the district. LOT 2, COMPRISING 390 ACRES. 315 being easy hills, unlauce 75 acres exoellent flat, übout 20 acres stumped, Suitable tor dairying. LOT 3. COMPRISING 290 ACRES. Homestead section; 188 acres easy hills, 102 acres flat. 25 acres stumped. Very suitable for dairying. LOT i, COMPRISING 114 ACRES. Very easy country; fair portion ploughable. Also very suitable for dairying. TERMS—IO per cent, on fall of hammer, 10 uer cent, on date of possession, 5 per cent. in 12 months. 5 per cent, in 2-1 months, balance 7 V years from date of possession n( 6 per cent, per . annum. Possession about February 14. 1921. Inspection and further particulars on application to Auctioneers. N.B.—Buyers will have the opportunity of acquiring ewes now rn property, as same are to be offered at auction , early in February. A first-class lot with an established reputation. ■ / ' x RURAL LAND FOR SALEi EXCELLENT SHEEP-FARMING PROPOSITION. AS A GOING CONCERN. TERMS, .£SOOO CASH. . ©_- yjono ACRES, Freehold, situated 7 TrOi/O miles from Railway Station by metal road; School, Post Office, and Cheese Factory i miles; Telephone on to house. / . All undulating and low hill'country; 3600 acres in grass, balance good busn; well watered and into 38 paddocks; post and wire fences, in good order. Buildings: 7rroomed house, shearers • cottage, motor shed, 6tables, woolshed with shearing plant, dip-and yards; also 240 acres.fattening farm; 4 miles from above property and 2 miles from railway station; all in grass except 15 acres under crop; 3-roonied house, etc.; winter carrying capacity," 4500 sheep, including 1200 ewes, 100 head cattle, besides horses; Summer. 6500 sheep. The whole flock»averaged 7Jlb. wool last .year; percentage of lambs, 81 per cent. PRICE: .£lO per acre, including. 4000 sheep, of which 1200 are breeding ewe=, 1000 lambs, 80 head cattle. 32 horses, plant, etc. ■ TERMS:,.£SOOO cash, balance at 6 per qent. ■ Delivery January 10, 1921. This is an. exceptionally cheap property, the fattening farm being valuca at i! 18 per acre, and after allowing for value of stock and plant the whole'property is only costing £5 per'acro. 1411 For full'particulars and arrangements to view, apply H. F. M'NEILL AND CO., LTD., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 20 Brandon Street, WELLINGTON. Sole Agents. .lIANAWATU. • . ■ ' ' l '.. ; . . ' | CHEAP GRAZING FARM j WITH PROSPECTIVE VALUE. •I 9A A ACRES, about '360 acres ' in grass, balance mixed heavy bush; small dwelling; railway station' 9 mile 3; good yards; good, road; .£3 15s. per acre, with ,£ISOO cash. Would consider an exchange for a smaller property. ■ FAITH'S FARM AGENCY, . TE HORO'Phono 45, Otaki. ' i • ,MANAWATU. . ■ FINE MIXED FARM. OQA ACRES, Freehold, 3J' miles from .<v«7U rail, 20 miles from Wellington; within City Milk Supply area. Adjoins School, P. 0., etc.; centrally situated; 20 acres tint, 200 acres ploughable; splendid cropping country; will carry £0 cows and 500 sheep. Buildings.consist of two dwellings, one new; concreted cowbnils, two sheds. Subdivided into 14 piMdocks; two saleyards on property, bringing in .£SO per annum in rentals. / Prico is .£25 per acre, with, say, J3OOO cash; balance arranged. This is a very fine property, and is a spTcn3id investment. A buyer at this price could not go wrong. J. GRIMSUAW, Bowen Street, Wellington. OTAKI DAIRY FARM. 1 9ft ACRES, well sheltered, well watJ.r</U ercd. lying all to the sun, all flat, all plougluiiile, 10 pandocks, lucerne, 4-bail cows Tied, outbuildings, 7roomed house, conveniences, carry 40 cows.' Good mortgages. Price .£55 per acre. Terms, .£2500 to .£3OOO cash. G. ANDERSON, Land Agent, Office 'Phone 58. Otnki Railway. House 'Phone 93. 9AI A. Freehold, limestone <4\jl.rx: country, lying to sun; woll fenced and witered; 100 acres nrops; nop* for increased cropping; exceptional growth; fine house and good outbuildings; cattle and ehcep yards, and dip; carries 1800 sheep, 83 cattle. Close to city, rail and school. Price .£6 10s.: oasy terms. CLARENCE SMITH AND CO., Nouwa.
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