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King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 120, 7 January 1909, Page 5

Sub - Division Sale THUKSDA Y J A NU A R Y 14TH :: 2 P-»-ON the Site of the Property. Rora-M. Tc Kuiti Sale of valuable Town . Sections Close to the Railway Station in the risio* Township ■of Te Kuiti jlfroJiT.VickmgCo. Instructed by Mr J. Ivc3s, will offer t the whole of t»ia interest in the above ; property in seven lots, varying in frontage from 33 to 71 feet by the full depth of each section. This «ale affprds persona on the looki out for a'Rood building site for business, an exceptional chance for acquirI ing a property in the heart of the main I business thoroughfare of a township destined in the near future to become one of the most important along the Main Trunk line. The magnificent agricultural and pastoral country aur- * rounding Te Kuiti is certain to maintain a large Business Community in 1 this township, as sections in the immediate locality ol this property have advanced greatly in value of late, it I is only reasonable to assume that frontages in this locality will be in active demand for business sites very shortly. Therefore, now is the time to t buy, every section being suitable for : building without delay. The terms are exceptionally easy, and as the rent \ payable to the Native owners is only one pound per year per quarter-acre section, th» rent on each subdivided , section will only be a mere bagatelle. I The tenure is from 21 years from the date of the original lessee's lease, with the right of renewal for farther term of 21 years, subject to re-valuation and compensation for improvements. The Auctioneer can confidently recommend this property as one of the best investments ever offered to the public of Te Kuiti. In view of recent legislation to permit lessees negotiating with the Native owners, thdre should be no dicfliulty in the way of purchasers acquiring the freehold of their sections on equitable terms. The properties have been subdivided hrto*7 lots and will be sold as under:— Lot 1.—33 feet frontage more or less, on the south side of the building. Lot 2. — 83 feet frontage more or I less, adjoining section on which is I erected the building. Lot 3.—71 feet frontage more or less, upon which are erected a shop and dwelling together with all outbuildings, let to a good tenant. Lot 4.-35 feet frontage more or less, adjoining building on north side. Lot 5. —35 feet frontage more or less. Lot 6. —36 feet frontage more or less. Lot 7.-—35 feet frontage more or less, I adjoining cottage.

Watch THIS SPACE J. M. Albrechtsen Butcher RoraStrcct Te Kuiti (Next Auctioneering Co.) NOW DOING BUSINESS Small Goods a Speciality JF TV««ei CARTER & • JLf. 1 iUSI CONTRACTOR TE KUITI Goods conveyed to any part of the District Orders left at G. Mac T Donald's stable receive - prompt ATTENTION Te Kuiti Hairdressing W. McColl Tot&ccohiat RORA-ST., TE KUITI IMC COUMTIY PUBLIC! Miss your Xmas Dinner but don't MISS the Wonder of - " -; A g ~ Tk« Famotn Haailtoa Nofdty Depot's Chriatm&M * Tree On display Xmas Week in a large tent Bring the Family Purse 1 Bring all the King Country Families ? Xmas Comes but once a year " A Merry Christmas to you all" From Santa Claus at the Hamilton Novelty Depot Preliminary Anaounctmeat. IREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS in the •" business portion of Te Kuiti. The undersigned is Sub-dividing into allotments for early sale, his property on the north side of the Bridge, o* which the Dairy Factory now stands. Frontages to King and, Jennings Streets and the Esplanade. Plans will shortly be obtainable. I ALBERT BARNETT.

Terms: —20 per cent, on fall of hammer, 15 per cent in six months, 15 per cent, in 12 months, balance on mortgage at 2 years at 8 per cent, with right to any purchaser to pay off in snms of £2O without notice at any time, with deduction of interest on each payment Plan of Sections Rora Street Railway

JOHN BETTLEY, Wholesale and Retail Butcher and Baker. .'. Also connected with the Hamilton Central Dining Rooms. Hot dinners daily—l2 to 2. Established 1886. Kai Kainui ) Temperance Hotel OTOROHANGA THIS fine newly erected House is now open. It is facing the railway, within one minute's walk from station to Otorohanga will find the "Kaikainui" the beat appointed nda most up-td-date House in Otorohanga .... ••Bed rooms large, airy, and well furnished, hot and cold water 'Good table and telegrams will receive prompt attention J. H. NEWTON 0 0 rroiritter ROOKWOOD (Mr Darrow's late residence) Taupirl-street Te Kuitl. Superior Board and Residence. Weekly Boarders as arrangement Misses Mills - Proprietresses (Late of Mamaku). I.X.L. STEAM LAONDIT, Mrs A. Power, Manageress. All work promptly executed. LOCAL AGENT: Mrs Bowden. Te Kuiti Saddlery. W. McN&ugnt, Opposite Railway Station, Next Green & Colebrook's MANUFACTURER of every description of CARRIAGE, GIG, BUGGY, CART And PLOUGH HARNESS. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddles, Bags, Pack-Saddles, Valises, Leggings, Etc., on hand or made to order.

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT King Country CARNIVAL To be held at TE KUITI on WED., MARCH 3RD. 1909 The Event of the Year. THLETIC. Wood Chopping L and Sawing Events, Hunter's Plate, Etc. Other Sports Committees please note date when arranging programmes JOHN H. TRINNEAR, Hon. Secretary.

C. STEVENS Seed Grain Manure Implement and Timber Merchant King-St. Tc Ktiiti Sole Agent for : Murray. Roberts & Co.. Duncdin, Grass Clover, Turnip and Swede Seed Suddcth Fumigator (for destroying rabbits) and Boskcr Rabbit Poison - / M P L E A/ E NTS Olivcr& Smith Bend Ploughs Disc and Tine Harrows Agent for :—Massey-Harris Beaney and Son Reid and Gray Int. Han-ester Co. etc M A :V V RES Boncdust Super Guano and all K. C. & Co' s. Special Manures IRONMONGERY On hand: Spades Shovels Grubbers Hooks Axes (Plum & Kelly) Nails etc Fencing Wire Staples Posts and Battens Chaff Oats Bran Sharps Potatoes etc. always on hand; AGKNT FOR j Cyclone Woven Wire Pence j TOMPKINS & DAVIS ! ESTATE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. TE KUITI. Agents for Government Life Insurance Government Accident Insurance New Zealand Fire Insurance Matthew Russell. Seed Merchant, Wanganui Estate Agents in all the Leading Towns in New Zealand. 1

There have- been sensational developments in connection with the mining trouble at Broken Hill. An attempt was made on Monday to dynamite the Silverton branch of the line of tramways leading to the mines. Not much damage was done. Seven officials, who had been given safe conduct through the pickets, were assaulted by a crowd of strikers and much knocked about. A contingent of 30 police arrived on the sc#ne, and the crow A stoned them. The police threatened to draw their revolvers. Dr Harris tried to drite through under police escort, but the crowd prevented him. and Tarn Mann the socialist l?ader. jurnned into the buggy and drove it away. The crowd beat the police baek and the latter retired on the mine.

Mali* for the Commonwealth of Australia. Ce>lon. India. China, Japan, Straits Settlement. South Africa, Continent of Europe, and United Kingdom per $.». Victoria, will close at Auckland on Monday, the 11th January. •* 4.15 p.m.

INNES BROS., Th, J*w*U*r*. Hamilton, for 'Xmas Presents. We have a Choice Stock of Watches and Jewellery to Choose From.