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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3438, 18 March 1920, Page 8

IMPOR'I‘ANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. , imtamatua listaie SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1920, At 2.30 p.m. I-lOADLEY, SON & STEWART, LTD.,, have been instructed by MESSRS LOWRY and WATT, to offer by Public Auction at the TO-WN HALL,‘ TAIHAPE, on above date, THEIR WELL-KNOWN flruzsmatua Eslatem containing about ACRES FREEHOLD And ACRES Fl, LEASEHOLD SUBDIVIDED INTO 9 PASTORAL BLOCKS. 9 Varying in Area FROM ORUAMATUA is situated 16 miles by good road from TAIHAPE. It consists of Healthy, Open Country, well watered by permanent streams. A big proportion is in English grass; balance in danthonia and tussock. Grows ‘excellent crops of oats and turnips. Each block has a considerable area of 1 ploughable land. ‘ ON THE HOMESTEAL BLOCK is a COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, together With Woolshed (18 stands), Dip, Yards, and complete Station Buildings. On the same block -there is also a number of additional buildings, which will be sold for removal. These will be pointed out to inquirers. by the manager, and should prove in,valuable to ~purchaser.s of other ‘Blocks. _ V‘ , . TERMS OF PAYMENT: ‘ ' 10 per cent. at time of sale. W 5 per cent. on delivery——May 1, 1920. 10 per cent. in 12 ..months from date - of delivery. It Balance in 5 years from date of delivery. All unpaid purchase money to bear interest at the rateof 5; per cent. Lithograph Plans Will be forwarded upon application, to-the Auctioneers. ' NOTE! ’ AN AUCTION CLEARING SALE 1 0. 1 STOCK, PLANT & EXTRA BUILD- | mos , Will be held ' PRIOR TO DATE OF DELIVERY,‘ So that purchasers may obtainitheir requirements from Stock depasturing lon the Estate. IMPORTANT NOTICE: I The Auctioneers will open a TEMPORARYOFFICE at TAIHAPE on Monday, March 15, when their Representative (Mr F. Hewitt) will be pleased to supply further information required, and arrange for inspection of the various blocks. HOADLEY, SON & STEWART, LTD. Auctioneers, Napier.»

L ,2’ 0 I MN ' MR. FARMER and others, why pay fancy .prices for land in districts which are boomed when you can get the best of fattening country in the sunny Bay of Plenty far below their values. Just look a. t this ‘snip which has just been placed in my hands for a quick sale. 568 ACRES Freehold, situated only live miles from the growing inland township of Tanleastua and only 18 miles from Whakatane on good metal mad and the East Coast railway will ‘,'_nl.S.S close to this property. 430 ACRES in grass, 113 acres fall19!} bush ready to burn, which The ‘owner will burn and sow shortly. Tine? propiirty is ring fenced and divided into 8 paddocks, with puriri and totara posts; 150 acres clear, ploughable and drained; about half of which has been ploughed. The place is well watered, and with the flat land In the centre makes it easy country to mustenl Buildings consists of 5 room house and 4 room cottage; also dairy cart ..<l:ed,l sheep yards. concrete sheep ~lip, .«t.m-1r- i yards, orchard and 5 “W”-‘s Of In-Tl9-B,] Price only £l2 per acre; £2OOO down mortage on place. £1600; Public Trustee at 5} per cent; about?» years to run; balance can be arrangied on easy terms. ‘ Ag‘ Lu FARMER. LAND AND OOI[MISSIGN AGENT, ‘ Awakeri (near Whaka.ta.ne)- 1 Phone No. 43R, Whakatane Exchange. Postal Address: Awakerl, via. Rofo---ua. '[‘.r_=leg‘ra.ms: Luke Whakatane. Call at the “Times” am for cards telling you I’ow to go‘ to fhe. Bay of Plenty. x '" w Fe? E"LUID MAGNESIA don“; take any? .“.n'n;‘ “_l'll.'<‘r. as g~{/~od."’ lmf gof SHAR»LAND’S. Best -that money can bnfr. ‘ 1‘