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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10618, 25 April 1912, Page 8

DO NOT PAY FANCY PRICES ON MAIN TRUNK LINE. COME TO GISBORNE FOR SHEEP COUNTRY. A Kf\f\ ACRES virgin tush; 3000 4:OUU acres iu laud held on a 50 years' lease at 6d per acre; 1500 ACRES on Coast on 50 vears' lease at Is 6d. Nearly all tawa bush, with plenty fencing timber; well watered by stoney bottomed creeks. The makings of a fine coast station which, when in grass, will be turning oh a fine lot of fat sheep to the works. Wants capital to develop, and the future is assured. Goodwill of Coast Block £1 per acre, and for inland block 10s per acre. Easy terms arranged. No mortgage. Will exchange for interest bearing house property or section free of encumbrance. „ , ~• IQ/jA ACRES, O.R.P. at 17s 104tU od, bush land; 700 acres in grass; 4 paddocks; new totara fencing. New 6-roomed house (to be completed by vendor); whare, 2 sets yams. Carrying 1000 sheep; will winter 1100. Hilly country, 8 miles from township. Lays well to tbe sun. PRICE £4OOO. Terms, half cash. 1 QQI ACRES 46 years' lease; JLOOJL low rent. Over 400 acres in grass, balance bush; 300 acres good flats. Plenty of fencing timber. PRICE only £2500; stock at valuation; H sheep country, carrying now 200 head of cattle and 500 sheep. Whare on place. Sub-divided into 5 paddocks. A very good section. ptnK ACRES, Freehold, within 20 fj i O miles railway; 350 acres in grass; 60 acres in rape and turnips; 165 acres bush; 150 acres ploughable. All easv rideable country; plenty of good creeks. Soil of a volcanic nature. Carrying capacity 2 ewes. PRICE, £8 10s per acre, as a going concern. C. ,G. BLOOEE POVERTY BAY LAND AGENCY. GISBORNE. SPECIAL SUBDIVISION SALE 335 ACHES OF TIP-TOP DAIRY COUNTRY. MVIEiED INTO 12 CONVENIENT FARMS'. —ALSO— A DAIRY FARM ADJOINING. OF 115-ACRES. < F. ROE, ESQ., OF LEVIN. ANxTcO., Ll©., OF AJ ''\VU!iL>L!i\G'fU.N. will sell the above BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at the 'I'OW.N HALL, LEVIN. On< WEDiNESIMY, let MAY, 1912, At 2-p.m. , . This property is very conveniently situated, adjacent io Levin Railway Station, and in close proximity tto Creameries, iSa'leyiards, Post Office and fcV'hool. It ii> subdivided into 12 handy sized sections ranging from 25 to 62 acres, all of which have running streams.

I. As t'h'.s cV.e'iTJct is considered to be | the (premier dairying country of t'lie Wctt- C ! JK6t, intending investors d:ould< not imks i'lifs opportunity of requiring a Freehold Farm on very easy terms of payment. , TERMS: 15 per cent, on fall cf hammer. II) per cent cadi in 12 months. Balance rto remain on\ mortgage for 5 years at 'o per cent. (Plans and full particulars on application to any of the offices of— DALGiiT* AND 00.. Ltd., Auctioneers. BY AUCTION. FR!DAY, MAY 31st, 1912, At dl o'clock. awaking" point A SUBURB OF DARGAVILLE. ACRES fflOK WHITE UUU PINK FLATS. Divided Into 21 DAIRY FARMS. 3i to 150 Ac--2 20-AORE SECTIONS. 12 5-AORE SUBURBAN HOME sum ■ 9 10-AGR'E MARKET GARDEN or ORCHARD,SITES. Only 1£ miles from Dargaville Post Office, dose to Butter Factory aaid School. ALL METAL ROADS. i WAKINO POINT comprises 2000 L .acres of liacli River Flat, unsurpassed in the Bomimoii for hutterproducing qualities. It adjoins the progressive E'orougu of Dargaville, lias 'been all loaded, and the roads are now 'being metalled. It is only 1£ ■miles- from D'a'rgaville Post Office and School, and about .two miles from the butter factory. The Borough is spending £30,C00 in metalling roads, gasworks, etc. Several of the sections have been aiKi'de email to suit the townspeople of Diargaville, who require paddock room, orchard sites and laud for town milk suppiy and market gardening. Its situation is quite unique, forming almost part .of the (town of Dargaville, is practically all level, well drained and roaded, and has 3 miles frontago to the Northern Wairoa .river. TERMjS: 10 per cent cash, and purchasers fan elect to spend' 15 per cent on improvements during, first six months, 'or pay a further iu per cent. Balance payable in 5 years /bearing 5 iper cent, interest. T. MANDENO JACKSON. Acting .upon instructions, will sell by Public Auction at their Rooms. Customs- Street E., AUCKLAND, as aibove. , : i Plans i and fullest' particulars on application. JAMES HEMPHILL.. Manager. Dargaville Branch.

Absolutely the. Bist Vat THE man who makes money is he wiho thinks nothing good enough but "the best," .namely "VICTOR" VATS. IHere'iS a letter received from the .Featherston ,Co-operatfive Dairy Company : "Tlhe vat you supplied us with last winter bus given great satisfaction, ,aiiid nmv after the first season's use is rf3 good as the day it was installed. ,[.t is' a.hs'oliutely the .best vat that lias 'been put into the factory, and, to my mind, .perfect. The tin' work, also the. timbertherein; being really first class, combined witih good workmanship. T am satisfied' your vats can't be beat." Place vfour orders with the maker ALBERT J. PARTON, R,P. (Holder of Plumbing Scholarship, .Wellington) Teolmical School.) SHEET METAL AND PLUMBING WORKS, EEMBiROKE ST.'..", CARTERTON.