Manakau Land

Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 July 1912, Page 3

Manakau Land

AICTIO.X .SAL 10 NEXT WJiD.NMiS.(JAY. (11l Wednesday IH'\t. at 1110 homestead nl .Mr Dugald Thomson. Mana kau, a >ale <ii' some of the very host, land available in the dis-lricl will lie held liy Messrs Abraham and Wil!iiiin>. l,ld. The property is wellkimv, n a> line, rich dairying land, consisting of '-'SO acie.>. and siilidivided into >ect.io:i>, tin.: areas I'i inn Id In i: res, while

there are a's , " a le«' choice aci'o sect"inn.-. adjoininu; the cheese ; uid hulror fai■tin-its, and fronting flic main road. The whole of (he property is adjacent to ihe school, post: oflic.o. iiiirl railway station, and is bordered l>y L'oriil roads the main-one runniiiji :iloiilx a lar.itc portion of tin , l)ro]uM-ty. AH (he .-nil is of r-xcop-tional (|uality. well grassed. wal(!i~ ed. fenced, and is very cnnvcniiMitly situated. Tt lias wintofe<l 18H cows. L'OO sliocp. and liorses. a fnet wliioli sjjeaks for itself. The terms are exceptionally easy, am! , anyone in seareli of frond holdings cannot do better than inspect this proportv. The auctioneers, on the same day, will also offer an adjnnimjr farm of Kin acros. the property of Mr Killeiii. to.noilior with dwclliim-honso. i'liMsheds, «.(,.. The holdiiiL: ie a particularly jcond one, jho terms are easy, and hnvor s can possession at Hie end of nevt Ttionl'i. The sale of (he above properties was toliavo taken placi> ?.t timManakan Town TTall. Intl. on acennnt of that linildiifj.- !iein-_r doslroved hy fire, will 1»» lidd a I M<- Tliornson's honit.'stcud. '-'-•: ■. VWUAJS3