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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 15 May 1914, Page 6

STAR PICTURES. Every Wednesday and Saturday Evenings at 8. PROGRAMME FOR SATURDAY KING OF I ftE FOREST Thrilling and Sensational Drama. TEE GEO.GAN;S FOUNDLING \ Drama \ THE HAUNTED H^TEL Triple Film \ Saved by a Child, drama, Tiie Female Detective, f^etective Dra\na. Cascades of Lira, Senic. The "Warwick Chronicle, Topical. The Cure, Comic Admission: Adults 6d A. BECROFT, Jnr. Manager. Wide World Pictures Star Theatre, Helensville Saturday Night GREAT HUNTING PICTURE HttHHCOl!U6fttt3lHllT Admission: Lirclu Is, Body of Rail 6d CAY ADAMS .. .. Manager FEIDAY, MAY 29, 1914 SUBDIVISION OF THE FAMOUS WHAREPAPA ESTATE 1 A DAIRY FARMS 1 A l^t 25 to 266 ACRES J/± NOTHINQWWe^IER IN LAND TILE-DRAINED &WAMP & ROLLING p ( DjfwNb^ I '' RAILWX^^HROUGH' ■ 1 PROPERTY , * TWO STATIONS ON ESTATE CAN MILK FOR CITY SUPPLY CHARMING HOME SITES IN A WINTERLESS CLIMATE . T. MANDENO JACKSON Instructed by : , George Bayly, Esq., will sell by Public Auction at their rooms, Custom Street, East, Auckland, on the above date THE FAMOUS > WHAREPAPA TISTATE VV ■ ■ Ju WHICH HAS BEEN SUB-DIVIDED INTO 14 FARMS 14 Of the following acerages:— 25, 33, 51, 88, Jito 123, 131, 144, 151, 163 1f66l f66 J57, and 266 Every Section t/be o^rfFed is completely fenced, and reatprforimmediate occupa- * ?^tion I WHAREPAPA Is |^mous throughout the north for its fattening paddocks, and as dairying land it will stand out on its own for city milk supply, the Helensville railway running through it, with a station at each end — namely, Wharepapa and Ohirangi (36 miles from Auckland) WHAREPAPA Is also an ideal residential locality, with charming sites for houses. It is quite handy to the Helensville Hot Spring, which to many will be an attraction, and is just a nice distance from Auckland by motor car. The situation is also just ideal for a Stud Farm, being contiguous to the city by a good train service. i. TERMS: 5 per cent on fall,of hammer; 10 per cent on possession; 5 per cent on improvements first 12 months, or further 10 per cent cash balance; balance 5 years; 5 per cent interest payable on all unpaid balances. PLANS ON APPLICATION TRESPAS&NOTTCE Ajn.| person? foundXtrespassing on Te |£o|jppu Estate, witnVdog or gun, will b^| prosecuted. AllVdogs found will be shot. 1l F. W. STRANGE. TRESPASS NOTICE ANY person found trespassing on my property at M akararK^with dog or gun will be^prosecuted. %>, ****'■ E. R. MONK. j —■ ■ _ , TRESPASS NOTICE AN..¥'Person-founfUtrespsAßitfg^on my property^ with dog orjgun, will be/prosecutedj#PoiajMi laid i'Jr dogs. J r** Ka v K'apakapa. TRESPASS NOil^E ffl¥ Person foun| trespassing on my propafty at Panek* or AYaicuuui, with dogj&r gun, will be pro seen te^*' I fs***' \A. J. BRADLY. SHELLS FOR SALE BUILDERS, Contractors, Householders, t etc., etc.^Do up "yoir Footpaths with Shells. / Ireasoi^aljle. For further"'particulars "fapply to — James HUNTER, Carrier, Helensville The faWis • Roslvn ' Writing Pads obtainable Nirom all Stationers and Storekeepers aS^I, and la each.*