Land Sale.

Levin Daily Chronicle, 2 July 1918, Page 3

Land Sale.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY. In another column will be found an advertisement relating to the land sale to be held at Levin on Saturday afternon next. The property comprises G53 acres cut. up in to seven farms varying from 50 to 121 acres, and on Jtour of the sections there > are good serviceable dwellings. The quality of the soil is of the best and makes excellent dairying and fattening land. Every convenience such as dairy factories, schools, railway station, etc., are within half a mile and Levin is only 3| miles distant by good motor road. This sale presents a rare opportunity to those in search of high class land in a far-famed dairying district on exceptionally easy terms. The latter may be briefly stated: 10 per cent down on day of sale, an equal sum in twelve months or to that aimount, and balance tin 5 years at 5 A per cent. Surely no better terms could be desired and it is expected that many will avail themselves of the chance presented of securing a splendid home on practically their own terms. The Auctioneers, Messrs Abraham and Williams, Palmerston North, will be to arrange for inspection on Thursday. and Friday this week, when a car will leave their offices each day at 10 a.m. Prospective buyers wishing to inspect on either of these days are asked to notify the Auctioneers. Plans maiy be obtained from the Auctioneers or from Mr C. Blenkhorn, solicitor, Levin.