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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4393, 22 March 1922, Page 4

•*••*«♦**.**••* :-•:•♦:••:••:••:••:♦*:••:•♦:••*••:*•:••••••••:***••:* s ***••*♦********•**•**•**•* , •******* wv'.vwwww* *♦♦♦**••••••* J I FOR SALE. | '$ A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR A | | MAN WITH =£3so CASH. | X My Interest in 48% Acres Leasehold property. Ground Rent ,£lB per annum. X X The unexpirec term has nearly nineteen years to run ; with the right to remove v all buildings at the end of the lease. There are fifteen acres of practically .*. level land, which has just been ploughed. Town water supply is laid on to *t‘ *t‘ this property, and there is also a good spring of fresh water which has never ♦*. been known to go dry. I have just erected part of a boundary fence with 7 wires X four barb 12 x 6, and three plain No. 8 wire, twenty-five chains long with two y X battens between each post. There will be small bungalow erected on this & property eighteen feet long by twelve feet wide. »*• As I have finally decided to sell all my properties in Paeroa you will find this a * X genuine bargain. X * The following useful materials .will be included in the purchase price. Delivery ♦ of same must be taken from my store room at Paeroa, and used on the leasehold v above-mentioned : — Ten bags Wilson’s Portland Cement, 100 sheets secondhand gal. iron (sixes and sevens), 60. feet of ridging, 5 only strong kauri ledge s X doors (7 ft. by 3 ft. 3in.), 1500 superficial feet (6 x 2 and 6 x 3) second hand X kauri framing assorted, 800 superficial feet of P.T.G. second-hand kauri floor- ••• jng (2% in. by 1% in.), 200 6x 4 totara posts (new), 500 2 x 2 battens rimu X X (new), 4 totara strainers (new), 10 cwt of 12 x 6 barb wire in half cwt. coils ’*♦ (new), 5 cwt of No. 8 plain gal. wire in half, cwt coils (new), 1 new kauri $ trough made of 2 In. timber, about 50 sheets of damaged iron suitable for pig X stys. A quantity of rough timber suitable for outbuildings, also window sashes. g Any person purchasing the above property will not regret it, as I am clearing »,• *:* out my store room and he will get a host of useful material suitable for a farm »*« £ thrown in. % X For further particulars apply direct to— X i W. M. CULLEN, Belmont Road, Paeroa. i

J ' _ Sth §fa|| IPSr * —more Stock to the acre \ l=%Sy —more Stooks in the field — more Money in the dairy return A y B ** when you use ’ wWestfield Xvfyy Manures All K IMW Iff You are saro of good result. with “Westfield" manufactured lines, fa Superp osphato M \ITL 1 1 Zfct<L B r «des), Basic Superphosphate, Superphosphate and Guano Mixtures, and Spaaat Al P" 8k Manures for all crops. I /It JU 4 Obtainable from all Merchants and Storekeepers, or direct from the Manuf cturers—- ■ -Ml KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO.’S Arffi,’,.... liralmSESi'""*’ *S o£u' N.Z. druc co? ltd. Auckland