Land Sale.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 November 1913, Page 2

Land Sale.

WOODCLYFFK EKTATK

Messrs Dalffoty and Co., Ll 1., I'-jii'ii having , licld an importaii! .-ii!..>-division sale, of Mr L. HVklii!ij;v's Wooddyffe estate, Levin, .it Levin 'Town Hall on \Y:.'dms(!o.v, 11)11). inst. ' The property l'oiii" , an excellent one, and well known throughout (he district, considerable interest was taken in (lie sale, and the attendance was large. The majority of the property is heavy land, originally bush, well grassed, and admirably adapted for fattening and dairying It is just five minutes from Levin by good metal roaTi. The properly had been carefully subdivided and was offered in eight blocks, areas ranging from (14 to leS-'i acres. At the sale, and under the hammer, I out of the 8 blocks were sole? under lceen competition. _ The sale was a genuine one in every way, as is shown by the fact Iliat the jyo sections with buildings erected thereon section 5, of IS'} acres, with Mr Hitehings's house, and section 4, of 89 acres, with the manager's house and woolslied were both disposed of. A' number of private enquiries are already coming in for iho four sections unsold, and as the reserve-: on these are in every way reas miable, a speedy clearance is anticipated. Particulars of sections sold are as under:— Section 3, HI acres, freehold, ■t&i 2s fid; V.)h acres Maori 'ease, 2os per acre rental. Section ?>, LS. 0 ,;? acres, Native lease with modern 10-roomcd house erected thereon; 40s per acre rental. SectH)ii 4, fil' ! acres, freehoM, £'2i). ITs pei- acre, with 5-ronMic.i cottage and woolsFicd: .i. ros .Vative lease, 25s pcj- acre i-on** : Lot 8, 50 acres, i<. 1 . ••I us per acre.