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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10622, 30 April 1912, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' *s«T3GEB. Dairy formers SPECIAL SUBDIVISION SALE JOti Acres Tip-top Dairy Coumry VIDKD INTO 12 CONVENIENT FARMS. A DAIRY FARM ABJOININC. OF 115 ACRES. F. ROE, ESQ., OF LEVIN. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., OF WELLINGTON, will sell t'-lio above 13Y PUBLIC AUCTION, at the TOWN MALL. LEVIN, Oa WEDNESDAY, let MAY, 1912, At 2 p.m. This property is very conveniently situated, being adjacent to Levin .Railway Station, and in close proximity to Creameries, Salcyards, Post Office and School. It is subdivided into 12 handy sized sections ranging from 25 to 62 acre*, all of which have water race running streams. As this district is considered to be the premier dair.yi.nrj; country of the West Coast, intending investors should not 'miss till is opportunity of acquiring a Freehold Farm on very easy terms of payment. TERMS: 15 pea' cent, on fall cf hammer. 10 per cent cash in 12 months. Balance to remain on 'mortgage for 5 years at 5 per cent. Plans and full particulars on application to any -of the offices of— DALGETYAND CO.. Ltd., Auctioneers. Important Sale of Dairy Land at Pahlatua MESSRS HITCHINGS, HANKLNS AND CO., LTD.. of Levin, in conjunction with MESSRS G. A.' PREECE AND CO., of Palmers ton North, are instructed to sell, by Public Auction on SATURDAY, the 4th day of May, 1912, in the Town Hall at Pahiatua. at 12 o'clock noon—--750 ACRES of first-class dairying land situate about a mile and a half from Hukanui Railway .Station and creamery, and fronting the Hukan.ui-Pahiat.ua Main Roads, with a road connecting these roads. The land is subdivided - into ten small Dairy' Farms, varying in acreage from 68 to 83 acres, as described on sale plan. On Lot 3 (containing 80 acres) there.is a very substantial dwelling, with all requisite outbuildings, now occupied by Mr G. llanby. The land is in grass, and the boundaries are all fenced. In some cases subdivisional fences will not be required. Easy Terms will be given, viz:—ls per cent, on the fall of the hammer, 10 per cent, in 12 months from' the date of the sale, -the balance in 5 years, with interest at 5 per cent all through. LAND TRANSFER TITLE. In the event of the Vendor surviving the term of five ye are, further renewals on advantageous terms may be arranged, as the income only from the purchase monies will be required for a further term of years. NOTE,.—This.- sale affords Dairy Farmers wirtfh small capital for investiroehit am excellent opportunity of securing fiirs't-elafis Dairy Land on very umiefli easier terms than is usual.. Remeimfbeir, >tho dalte i SaIe—SATURDAY, 4tlh Mav, Town HlaJl, Pahiatua. Or to the Auctioneers, LEVIN. For further particulars and arrangements to view the land apply— MESSRS G. A. PREEUE AND CO.. Main Street. Palmer-ston North, Or MESSRS HANKINS AND LOCKART FITZHERBERT. Solid* -»s. Palmerston North. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD DAIRY AND CRAZING LAND AT PAHIATUA. TERMS. VERY SMALL CAPITAL REQUIRED. On SATURDAY, 4th MAY, 1912, At 1 p.m.. OLYMPIC THEATRE. PAHIATUA. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, 7\. LTD., have been instructed by fche owner, Mr- W. St. C. INGLIS, to sell iby auction as above— DAIRY LAND. LOT No. 1.—299 ACRES all good ploughable dairying Land, good house and outbuildings, subdivided into 9 paddocks, all good (fences and 4 in £ood repair. This Property would Dairy 100 Cows. LOT. No. 4.—.237 ACRES. Good undulating dairy -land, mostly plough able, ring fenced and subdivided into 3 paddocks. Good fences and in good repair. LOT No. 2.—307 ACRES. Good hills, -well grassed _ and well sheltered, 3 sub-divisions, good fences and in good repair. LOT No. 3.—217 ACRES, good well grassed hills, divided into 2 paddocks, good fences and in good repair. ALL.OF THE ABOVE SECTIONS ARE EXCEPTIONALLY WELL WATERED BY PERMANENT STREAMS. SITUATION. The property is 'situated from Pahiatua railway station by good metalled road, and is 1J- miles from Makomako Post Office Store, school and creamery. ...TERMS: 5 Per Cent, on fall of the hammer. 5 Per Cent, on Ist June, 1912 (date of possession). 10 per cent, on Ist June, 1913. 10 Per Cent, on Ist June. 1914. Balance on Ist June, 1919. All unpaid purchase money to bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum. IMPORTANT.— Purchasers of lots 2, 3 and 4 may avoid the payment of 10 per cent, on Ist June, 1913, provided tliey erect buildings to the satisfaction. Of the vendor, of value equal to tihe .amount of the instalment. Plans and conditions of sale may be inspected at /the office of the Auctioneers, and intending purchasers desiring to inspect will be shown over the property !by the owneir or by the Auctioneers.

SEASIDE RESORT. A B. N»C»OLLS desires to state that he has taken over the Sea View Boni-dhiß House at CASTLEPOINT, lately carried on by Mr Potter, a.nd trusts, by strict attention to business, to merit a fair share of public patronaga