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Taranaki Daily News, 28 June 1920, Page 3

gUBDIVISIONAL CALE .BY AUCTION FAMOUS MOMONA ESTATE, TIRAU. Farmed by Mr. R. H. BAILEY for the past 20 years. |3 SPLENDID DAIRY FARMS. JO RANGING IN AREA FROM 80 TO 190 ACRES. EACH SECTION RING-FENCED AND SUBDIVIDED. EASILY CAPABLE OF CARRYING 50 COWS TO 100 ACRES. THE FARMERsTcb-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. In Conjunction with LEWIS AND CO. OF WANGANUI, JJAVE been favored with instructions from the Owner to sell the above property BY AUCTION AT The TOWN HALL, TIRAU,-on TUESDAY, JULY 27 TH > 192 °- At II a.m. i LOCALITY— ' Situated at Tirau, on the main lino, and J mile from the Railway Station. It is also situated on the main road to Cambridge. CARRYING CAPACITYThe property, which comprises 1700 acres, has wintered for several years 800 to floo steers, 2000 ewes with 113 per cent, of iambs, besides dry stock, horses and house cows. Practically „' all the stock is turned off fat each year. A large draft of bullocks recently sent off the property to the works averaged 940 lbs. dead weight. PASTURE— The whole of the property has been ploughed and sown down in the best of English grasses, except a few patches of nice native shelter bush and plantations. It would be a difficult task to find a better sole of grass in the Waikato. WEEDS— i The estate is free from gorse, blackberry, briar, penny-royal, utawai, etc. FENCESThe property is exceptionally well fenced with S wires, totara posts and good gates. Each section is boundary fenced and subdivided as shown on plan. WATER— The whole place is well watered by permanent springs, streams and windmills. TIRAU— The Township of Tirau has the usual conveniences of up-to-date hotel,, stores, blacksmith and wheelwright, post office with up-to-date telephone system, school, 2 sets saleyards, driel milk factory site already purchased in the'township. The Hora Hora hy-dro-electric works will be supplying the town and district with light and power for farm machinery in tha near future. There is an abundance of totara timber for posts and building within easy distance of Tirau. Train leaves Hamilton at 7.15 a:n. for sale at Tirau, returning same afternoon. CLIMATE— Tirau has a very nice climate, and does not burn up in the summer like some of the Waikato country, and is •well adapted for any class of farming. FULL PARTICULARS of the various sections are given on the plan, which will be posted on request. TITLE—LAND TRANSFERTERMS on Section 1A and Section 6, which have residences and buildings erected thereon: .5 per cent, on the fall of the hami mer and 20 per cent, on possession. the balance of sections:— 5 per cent, on the fall of the hammer, 10 per cent, on possession, and a further 5 per cent, or buildings in 12 months. The balance of purchase money can remain on mortgage for C years at 5£ per cent, per annum. HOW TO INSPECT—Messrs. Lewis & Co. will be represented at Tirau by Mr. W. Woolven, who will conduct intending purchasers over the property. Arrangements may also be made with the Auctioneers for this purpose. Train Reaves Hamilton each day at 7.15 a.m., allowing plenty of time for' inspection and returning same day. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—We strongly urge those desiring to purchase a section of really good land, showing throughout rt perfect sole of English grasses (not half hawkweed, etc., but a solid mass of cocksfoot, rye grass, and clovers) to inspect this subdivision. We give our assurance that you will not be disappointed in this highly important factor. Plans and further information may be obtained at our offices or from Lewis aid Co., Tirau and Wanganui. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. HAMILTON, And LEWIS AND CO., WANGANUI. In Conjunction.