AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. BY AUCTION. FRIDAY, MARCH 29th. At 1 o'clock. TO DAIRY AND SHEEPFARMERS THE LARGEST SUBDIVISION OF THE YEAH. Varying from ~l A to QQK Acres Varying from Xte ON THE EASIEST TEEMS. THE FAMOUS MA N A MA N A MA N A MA N A mA N A MA N A MA N A LOOK, L 0 0 K, LOOK, L 0 C K, LOOK, LOOK, LOCK, L 0 C K, 12,000 iS: "IN THE SUPERB 'WINTERLESS' CLIMATE OF THE NORTH, BEST FOR MAN AND BEAST IN THE DOMINION." RICH ALLUVIAL FLATS, HEAVY VOLCANIC, LIMESTONE, AND SANDSTONE LANDS. NEARLY ALL IN BEST ENGLISH GRASSES FRONTING THE FAMOUS NORTHERN WAIROA RIVER. NORTH AUCKLAND RAILWAY WILL GO RIGHT THROUGH PROPERTY. THE BEST LAND IN THE BEST i CLIMATE. MAGNIFICENTLY WATERED BY MOUNTAIN STREAMS. THIS CELEBRATED BLOCK OF LAND (formerly the property of Mr George Riddel) lias always been considered the Finest Block of Land North of Auckland, which it is, containing over 3000 acres of the richest alluvial flats, equal to anything in the Dominion, also heavy, deep volcanic soils, first-class limestone, and the best sandstone; originally all heavy bush land. The bulk of the estate is now in the best English grasses, and ready for dairying, and the flats are equal to a milking cow to the acre. The property is well opened up with roads, and the local butter factory will collect cream daily. The River Steamer calls do.ilj at the Omana Wharf, and the North Auckland Railway is authorised to he made right through the property for a distance cf six miles. _ Every section is ready for occupation, and dairying can be started right away. Selectors have the choice hero of any size Farm to suit almost any requirements, either for dairying, cropping, or grazing, and at all prices. Farmers have never before had such a wide choice offered them, while the land itself is also of the highest class and in very best grasses. The climate is superb, there Is practically no winter here, the. grass grows all the year round, giving the longest dairying season, while rabbits and Californian thistle are unknown. It is an ideal location in the pick of the North. The terms have been made very easy to suit means of all buyers. These are 5 per cent, on the fall of the hammer; 10 per cent, on taking possession ; 10 per cent, in 12 months ; or if 15 per cent, spent in improvements first 12 months then the last 10 per cent, to be postponed for a further two years; 5 per cent, interest on all unpaid balances from date of sale. SELECTORS PERSONALLY CONDUCTED OVER PROPERTY. PLANS ON APPLICATION. T. MANDBNO JACKSON, Acting upon instructions, will sell by Public Auction, at Chamber of Commerce, Swan son Street, AUCKLAND, as above.
COOLED MILK GIVES THE BEST TEST. And in consequence thereof secures for the dairyman ,the biggest milk Cheques. Go in for one of PARTON'S MILK COOLERS if yon would please the factory manager with your milk and get the best returns. Our coolers are splendidly made in the large size, of tinned copper. They are as good—if not better than other coolers, and cost only half the price, namely—3ss. Invest in one NOW, and watch your milk cheques grow larger. ALBERT J. P&RTON, REGISTERED PLUMBER, SHEET METAL AND PLUMBING WORKS. CARTERTON. LAE3D AMD ESTATS aCJERST Perry Strest, ftlastorton. YORKSHIRE INSUSANCE COMPANY: Fire, Accident and Liva Stock. TTAIRDRESSING- SALOON, seaLJL port town, lease premises 3 I years, rent £3 per week. Average 1 shop takings £25, saloon £8; 3 cliairs. Wages £l3 per month. Shows net profit about £8 week. Goodwill £IOO. Stock and fittings at valuation, about £SOO. Could reduce to £4OO. GENERAL STORE, good town, large corner shop and store room, stable, cart shed and store run. Rent 255. Cash trade about , £IOO month. Stock about £l5O at invoice price. I'ittings at valuation. Goodwill £2O. FOR SALE. "T IVERY STABLES. Large up-to-date stables, 50 stalls. Will bo lighted with electricity in few weeks. Acetylene Gas plant now installed. Lease of premises and section 4£ years at 40s week. Right of renewal for three years. Turnover £7O to £BO per month. Plant: One coach, 1 cab, 2 buggies, 4 gigs, 1 breaking in cart, 1 dray, 13 horses, complete sets of harness, and all other stable requisites; £l5O goodwill. Stock at valuation; £450 cash, balance 3yrß at 5 per cent.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10574, 4 March 1912, Page 8
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