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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 235, 26 May 1932, Page 1

I FRUIT AND VEGETABLES ' OF THE FINEST QUALITY At THE LOWEST PRICES YEA ON & CO. Two Shops: ' Tutanekai Street — Hinemoa St. Phone 483. PUBLIC NOTICES. OKATING continuing© this week as ° usual at Peerless Hall; Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, and every morning and afternoon. OKATING, Ramanoff, the famous exhibition and trick skater will appear at the Peerless Hall on Thursday night. TJAY . OF PLENTY Winter Show, A' Whakatane, on June 8, 9, 10, 11; 350 alasses; good prizes. Entries close June 4. Try an entry. CHASE AWAY GLOOM AND COME TO St. John's Hall On TUESDAY, May 31. To the Third of a Series of 500 Card Tonrnaments Also DancingHALF OLD-TIME, HALF JAZZ Monte Carlo. Good Prizes. By the RANGI REBEKAH LODGE. Real Good Prizes and a Gorgeous Supper. ADMISSION 1/-. COME ONE — COME ALL LADIES' HOCKEY GOVERNMENT GROUNDS THIS SATURDAY. Mamaku v- Hinemoa, No. 1, 2 p.m. Shamrocks v. Whippets, No. 1, 3 p.m. Taniwha v. Mourea, No. 2, 3 p.m. ADMISSION FREE. gLUE BATH BUILDINGS. JUVENILE BATH. •TILING AND LINING. Tenders will be received by Secretary, Tenders Board, Wellington, up to 4 p-m. on TUESDAY, June 7, 1932, for Tiling and Lining Juvenile Bath, according to specifications and plans on exbibition at Public Works OfRces on works at Rotorua and at Hamilton, Auckland and Tauranga. No tender necessarily accepted. jyjORTGAGEE'S gALE. Under conduct of tbe Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Hamilton, at the request of tbe Mortgagee, THE ROTORUA AUCTIONEERING CO., Auctioneers, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Auction Rooms, Fenton Street, Rotorua,, at 10 a.m. on JTRIDAY, ]y[AY 27, 1932, ^LL THAT PIECE OF FREEHOLD LAND, being Section 5, Block V, Rotoiti Survey District, area 743 acres and 19.5 perches. The property is situated on tbe Hamurana-Kaharoa Road and 10 miles from Ngongotaha Post Office, school, railway station, dairy factory and saleyards. Access gained by metalled and pumice road from Ngongotaha, and the property is watered by springs, five of whicb do not dry up; tbere is also a water supply from three trougbs — 2,000 gallons. The soil is sandy loam, resting on pumice and papa formation. Area is 1,300 feet above sea level and comprises level to undulating land with several easy gullies, mostly ploughable; is well sheltered in tbe main by plantations and easy hills and bush. The area is subdivided into three paddocks. The land is suitable for grazing and dairying and cropping. Oats have been grown successfully. * An area of 200 acres is suitable for cereal cropping and 100 acres for growing green crops. At one time 80 cows were milked on this property. Condition of land: ■ 200 acres in fair pasture; 300 acres in worn-out pasture; 30 acres bush land, felled and grassed (now reverted) ; 60 acres fern and 150 acres in natural state, bush has been milled. In its present state,' owing to prevalence of ragwort, the property has an estimated carry capacity of about 1,000 ewes and 50 breeding cows, but when fully developed should carry 500 ewes, 80 dairy cows, 50 breeding cows, 20 steers and heHers and 6 horses, but cost of development would be heavy. About three years ago 200 acres were top-dress-ed with 3ewt. superphosphate. Fencing: 250 chains road fencing and 240 cbains boundary, and subdivisional fencing has been erected. Buildings on the property comprise a Dwellinghouse, outbuildings and cow-byre. The Mortgagee's application and estimate of tbe valuation of tbe pro- ; perty can be seen at the Office of tbe said registrar during office hours prior to tbe sale, and at the Offices of the Auctioneers at tbe time of tbe sale, without payment of any fee. The Conditions of Sale and further particulars of the property can be obtained from tbe Auctioneers or from Messieurs Gillies and Tanner, Solicitors for tbe Mortgagee, Elswick Chambers, Victoria Street, Hamilton. CHARLES GRIFFITHS, Auctioneer. Typewriter Ribbons.— stocks or tbe best grade Typewriter Ribbons are obtainable at tbe "Morning Post" Office.