OPENING OF LAND FOR SETTLEMENT.

Waikato Argus, Volume XI, Issue 1106, 23 November 1901, Page 2

OPENING OF LAND FOR SETTLEMENT.

It is announced that the well-known Eureka Estate, comprising 7000 acres of rich swamp land, situated about seven miles to the north-east of Hamilton, on the line of railway, is being surveyed for sub-division into sections suitable for dairy farms, and will shortly be offered for sale on liberal terms The Laos downo Estate of 3200 acres of excel'ent land, all ploughed and grass, d, will be similarly dealt with at an early date. Liberal terms will be offered to intending purchasers. Whenla sufficient number of farms have been disposed of, the vendors will erect butter factories and creameries as maybe deemed'advisable There should be no difficulty iu db-pos ing of thin land, as it is fylmirahly fitted for the purpose for which it is suggested it .-halt be us d. The pioneer woik has been done, •.a., the purchasers could enter into the milk business immediately their sections are leoced. Applications must be made to the manager of the Hamilton branch of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Company, or at any of the branches ol the Company throughout the colony. The milk business is no longer in the experimental stage, and it has been clearly demonstrated that the Waikato is eminently suited for its pursuit. ___________