AUCTIONEERS' tt«TIGEf. Important Sale of Dairy Land at Pahiatua MESSRS HITCHINGS, HANKINS AND CO., LTD.. of .eviji, i.u conjunction with MESSRS u. A. PRKECE AND CO.. of Palmerstou IS'ortli, are Jnstructed to sell, by Public Auction on SATURDAY, the 4th day of May, 1912, in the Town Kail 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, an~ fronting the llukanui-Pahiatua Main Roads, with a road connecting; these roads. The laid is subdivided into ten •■mall Dairy Farms, varying in acreage from o*B to 83 acres, a& described on sale plan. On Lot 3 (containing SO acres) there is a very substantial dwelling, with all requisite outbuildings, now occupied by Mr G. Ranby. 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 tho 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 years, 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 small capital for investment am excellent epportunoty lof securing lirst-clsisis Dairy Land on very niiucfli easier terms Wian r!is usual. Re--raemlbor, iblie dafte ■ SaIe—SATURDAY, 4tfli Mav, Town Hal], Pahiatua. Or 'to the Auctioneers, LEVIN. For further particulars and arrangements to view the land apply— MESSRS G. A. PR.EEOE AND CO., Main Street. Palmerston North, Or I MESSRS HANKINS KNT> LOCK- ! ART FITZHEEBERT, Solicit-vs-, Palmerston North. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD DAIRY AND CRAZING LAND AT PAHIATyA. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. VERY SMALL CAPITAL REQUIRED. On SATURDAY, 4th MAY, 1912, At 1 pim. OLYMPIC THEATRE, PAHIATUA. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., have been instructed by the owner, Mr W: St. C. INGLIS. to sell iby auction as above— DAIRY LAND. LOT No. 1.—2,99 ACRES all good ploughable dairying Laud, good lioueo and outbuildings, subdivided into 9 paddocks, all good fences and 4 in erood repair. This Property would Dairy 100 Cows. LOT. No. 4. 237 ACRES. Good ■undulating dairy land, mostly ploughable, 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 fleeces and in good repair. ALL OF THE ABOVE SECTIONS ARE EXCEPTIONALLY WELL WATERED BY PERMANENT STREAMS. , ,
SiTUATION. The property is situated B=} miles from Pahiatua railway station by good metalled road, and is "I;} 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 par .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 a - ato 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 they erect buildings to the satisfaction of the vendor, of value equal to the amount of the.instalment^ Plane and conditions of sale may be inspected at (the office of the Auctioneers, and intending purchasers desiring to inspect will he sfliown over the property liy the owner or by the Auctioneers. AND CO.. LTD. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from the Hon. M. St. JOHN, who is leaving for England, to sell BY AUCTION the whole of his MHH^lfi* Consisting o* IfIAA ACRES Freehold, subOUUIJ divided into Six Farms ranging from 320 to 1000 Acres, including two Homestead Blocks. FRIDAY, 10th MAY, AT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, AUCKLAND At 2 p.m. •This property is practically all Improved Heavy Bush, limesone and papa formation, in splendid permanent grasses, and consists generally of easy undulating hills. The carrying capacity is 2 sheep to the acre besides' cattle. EVERY FARM is well watered by running streams and permanent springs, and the farms are eubdivided into convenient paddocks. TERMS.— Homestead Block No. 1, 10s per acre on fall of hammer, and 30s per acre in one month, balance at 5 per cent for 5 years. TERMS.— Blocks 2. 3, '4, 5, and 6, 10s per acre on fall of hammer, 20s per acre in one month, 20s per acre in 12 months or if improvements bo made equal to this value payment will be postponed until 10th May, 1917. Balance of Purchase Money to be 5 per cent for 5 years . SITUATED AT WAINGARO. A railway line between Ngaruawaihia and Te Akatea is now being constructed and the proposed HuntlyPukeniiro Railway will be only 7 miles from the property. REGULAR SHEEP AND CATTLE SALES arc held at Ngaruawahia, and during February over 30,000 sheep were varded. . There, is a splendid METAL ROAD TO THE PROPERTY. The property is within half a mile of church, school, etc. TITLE: Land Transfer. Planß and further particulars on application to any of our Branches or Agencies. DALCETY AND CO., LTD., AUCKLAND.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10626, 3 May 1912, Page 8
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