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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3439, 19 March 1920, Page 8

IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. E? Oruamatua estate SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1920, At 2.30 p.m. HOADLEY, SON & STEWART, LTD., have been , instructed “by MESSRS LOWRY and WATT, to offer by Public Auction at the TOWN HALL, 'TAIHAPE, on above date, THEIR WELL-KNOWN Qnimimiina‘ Esme containing about , ACRES 4 FREEHOLD And ACRES , LEASEHOLD SUBDIVIDED INTO 3 PASTORAL BLOCKS. . Varying in Area mozvl W i.)l3‘.'U.»‘r3.iATUA is situated 16 miles .uy goo-:1 road from TAIHAPE. It conJrsts of Healthy, Open Country, well watered by permanent streams. A big ‘proportion is in English grass; baliunce in danthonia amid tussock. Grows -:;(.el‘.-ent crops of oats and turnips. iizrch block has a considerable area of gloughable land. ON Tl-IE HOMESTEAL BLOCK is ,1 COMFORTABLE RESEDENCE, together with VVoolshed (18 stands), Dip, Yards, and complete Station Buildings, On the same block there is also a mmzber of additional buildings, which will be sold for removal. These will be pointed out to inquirers by the manager, and should prove in‘\":~.lua.ble to purchasers of other Blocks. ‘ TERMS OF PAYMENT: .10 per cent. at time of sale. 5 per cent. on delivery—Ma.y 1, 1920.

10 per cent. in 12 months from date of delivery. Balance in 5 years from date of delivery. All unpaid purchase money to bear interest at the rate of 51- per cent. Lithograph Plans will be forwarded n-son application to the Auctioneers. NOTE! 1)»? AUCTION CLEARING SALE OF STOCK. PLANT & EXTRA BUILDINGS ' Will be held I PRIOR TO DATE OF DELIVERY, So that purchasers may obtain their requirements from Stock depasturing on "the Estate. IMPORTANT NOTICE: _ The Auctioneers will open a TEM-I-‘ORARY OFFICE at TAIHAPE on Ts/Icnday, 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. I §"i W i . tin, ‘i-;3u‘ 1%.? " 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 :1 quick sale. 568 ACRES Freehold, situated only live miles from the growing inland i.:>wnship of Tanacatua and only 18] I.lll€S from Whakatane on good metal mml and the East Coast railway Willl

wzss close to this property. -130 ACRES in grass, 113 acres fallen bush ready to burn, which the owner will burn and sow shortly. The prop-*rty is ring fenced and divided into 8 paddocks, with puriri and totara posts; 150 acres clear, plougrhable and clr-a.ine,(i; about hall‘ 02' \-.'.sivrl.i hm 'l‘.-.v-rs-ml p]0llgh()(]. The place is well wate2‘<r‘: and with tlr flat land m th.) «_--r.z..=§ makes it easy country to musteni Buildings consists of 5 room house and 1 4 room cottage; also dairy cart ‘s-l',€'d,! sheep yards. concrete sheep «lip, stool’? yr-.l'ds, orchard and 5 news of m:L'l9.e_‘ Price only £l2 per acre; £2OOO down rnortage on place £1600; Publir: 'l‘rl.=stoe at 5.‘; pm‘ cent; about 3 yeav.-.< :ne run; balance can be a.rrang.eél on 4-::~.x' farms. A. L. LUKE, %«‘t\l{MiEß, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, ' Awakeri (near Whakatane). Phone No. 43R, Whakutane Exchange. Postal "Address: Awukeri, via Rotorua. Telegrams: Luke Whakatane. Call at the “Times” Offlce for cards telling you I*ow'to go‘ to fha Bay Of Plenty. \ A Wlléll‘"'fi>Tl-E§F?oE"§llI&‘I?lfi'D"’:s FLUID MAGNESIA don’t take any-‘-‘~""r’." “'il::<’r as good.” but gel .°%H.\R—l.;‘\.}<’D’..*T. Best that money can l»1s'»'. 1