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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 95, 15 January 1921, Page 14

AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE pF TOKOROA SECTIONS AT PUTARURU. THE LAST OF THE LOW-PRICED LAND ON EASY TERMS. 45 SECTIONS OF GOOD VIRGIN LAND IN AREAS OF 128 TO 397 ACRES. QAfIA ACRES of freehold land, divider VW ed into Small Sections as above, will be Sold by PUBLIC AUCTION in accordance with instructions received from M ESSRS. CLIFTON LTD., of Canterbury, at THE PUTARURU TOWN HALL, - On THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, AT 1 P.M. The land to be offered is situate near the railway at Tokoroa, and extends fromclose Io this Township on to Maraetai, a distance of about two miles, and is directly opposite a large block of land which was successfully farmed by the late Hugh Campbell, Esq., of Hawke's Bay. The quality of the soil is good. Some of the sections are totally unimproved, some have from 10 to 20 acres of grass on them; the general contour of the country is flat to undulating, some of the sections being practically flat, and the majority easily ploughable. When brought into grass this land will make ideal dairy farms, with every facility now on the spot—railway station, school, cheese factory, post and telegraph office, stores, town hall, etc. The cheese factory above mentioned has a great reputation, having gained the highest points award last season at the hands of the Government Grader, which in itself speaks volumes for the quality of the land. The pastures on the adjoining farms would be hard to equal. The ’best of English grasses and clovers abound in abundance. In addition to being ideal dairying land, this country is great for seed production, one farm in the district having produced £2O worth of white clover seed to the acre,-while for turnip crops the country is probably unsurpassed anywhere in the North Island. All English grasses do well in this soil, particularly cocksfoot and the clovers. This is probably the last of the lowpriced land where all facilities for dairying exist, and the man who is prepared to work and bring this country in must reap a big rise in the next year or two. The land is for tne most part ready for the plough, and is easily worked in all seasons of the year. A turnip crop on the first furrow gives quick results, and to a large extent helps to pay for grassing the land. This particular block is splendidly watered. . Every man looking for an opportunity in the farming world on safe lines should inspect this property without delay, and see what the neighbouring farmers are doing on the same land, and what satisfactory returns they are getting from their cows. Intending purchasers going to Putaruru should call on Mr. R. Alcorn, Commission Agent, who has inspected the property, and will bo pleased to give all information and arrange for inspection. TITLE: Freehold Land Transfer. TERMS: 10 per cent, on fall of hammer. 20 per cent, in 12 months, or improvements to that value. Balance 5 years at 6 per cent. Write for Plane and Particulars today, and make arrangements for inspection of the property. THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO. LTD., Hamilton. ROBERT ALCORN, Putaruru. In Conjunction. IMPORTANT SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. Of HASTINGS LEASES. HASTINGS LEASES. CENTRAL SHOP. HERETAUNGA ST. MOTOR GARAGE, KARAMU ROAD. Machinery. Motor-cars, New Motor Cycles, Tyres, Tubes, Accessories. Garage Tools, etc.. Also, SIX-ROOMED ROUGH-CAST BUNGALOW, Corner of Ellison Road and Princess St.. On HALF-ACRE. BEARD BULLEN AND CO., instructed by MESSRS. NEWRICK BROS., owing to dissolution of partnership, will sell as above, AT THEIR GARAGE, KARAMU ROAD. HASTINGS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1921, ■ At 12.30 p.m. LOT I.—Goodwill of Lease of Showroom, situated in very centre of Heretaunga Street, immediately opposite Hastings Hotel, with about 41 years to run. LOT 2. —Goodwill of Lease of Motor Garage, situated in Karamu Road, with concrete floors, offices, work benches, etc. Present lease has about. 19 months to run. with sole right of renewal, with rent to be adjusted by arbitration. LOT 3.—Machinery, comprising: One Carroll Jamieson Lathe, complete with 2 chucks and all tools; 1 31-h.p. General Electric Motor. 1 Double Emery Grinder, 1 Hand and Power Drilling Machine, 1 Auto Compressor Tyre Pump, complete with pressure receiving tank, valves and piping: 22 feet ljin. Shafting, complete with plummet boxes, pullies, hanging brackets and belting: 1 Gas and Air Forge, complete ■ with all tubing; 1 Electric Battery Charging Point complete. LOT 4.—One up-to-date 5-Seater Touring Voxhall 25-h.n. Car. Electric Light. Wire Wheels; 1 5-Seater Touring Overland, 35-h.p.. S.S., E.L., large model; 1 6-cvlinder Studebaker. 3seator and dickie seat; 1 new Indian Scout Model Motor Bike. 5-6-h.p. All Garage Tools, including 21-ton Block, and Tackle. Stocks and Dies. Vices. Tubes. Oils. Greases, Wind Screens, Tools, 1 Valve Resea ter and Grinder, and Hosts of Accessories. LOT s.—On account W. F. Newrick. his handsome G-ROOMED ROUGH-CAST BUNGALOW RESIDENCE, complete with all conveniences, situated on half-acre at coiner of Ellison Road and Princess Street. Large motorshed. nice lawns, and garden, etc. ORDER OF SALE. Lots 1 and 2 will be first offered in one lot, and if not sold will be offered separately. Lot 3 will be offered separately in one lot. The lots comprising Lot 4 will be sold individually. The Residence being Lot 5 will be sold after the preceding lots are sold. NOTE.—AII the Machinery. Garage Tools, etc., have been in use only 12 months, and are as good ns new. NOTE.—Bona-fide inquiries are solicited, with a thorough inspection of Messrs. Newrick Bros.’s books may be arranged, as this is a thoroughly sound financial and growing business, and is being sold purely to adjust partnership accounts. G. BEARD. ■ Auctioneer.