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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 62, 10 September 1904, Page 8

THE CELEBRATED LUOENA ESTATE, "TE WERAITI," MASTERTON. SUBDIVIDED INTO THE FINEST DAIRY FARMS IN THE COLONY. OO SPLENDID DAIRY 09 FARMS, IN THE MASTERTON DISTRICT. RANGING FROM 25 T0 24:% AC]RES ca chi JJJACDONALD, WILSON, AND CO. are favourod with instructions to noil by publio auction, in MR. F. H. WOOD'S NEW AUCTION MART, Ban-nistor-stroot, Masterton, ON SATURDAY, 17th SEPT., ISO 4, , At 11 o'clock a.m. nn OF THE GRANDEST DAIRY && FARMS IN THE COLONT, ranging in area from Twonty-fivo Acros to Two Hundred and Fortytwo Acres each. Theso < grand farms aro situalod within four miles of the Town t of Mastorton by main road, distant 67 'miles from tho City of Wellington, nnd havo tho' advantago of rapid nnrt cheap railway transit, trains passing through Maslerton to Wellington several times daily. Tho Masterton Dairy Company havo purchased ono aoro in tho contro of tho property, and aro nbont to erect a thoroughly up-to-date Dniry Factory. Tho land is a compound of rich limestone and alluvial deposit, and consists of flats aud low rolling downs, and has tho advantago of water in ovory section. It is tho pick of tho wholo of the beautiful and prosperous Wairarapa District, and is actmittodly tho finest dairying country in tho colony. In its pastoral days tho land wintored_ throo ohcop to tho aero, besides carrying' a largo number of horses and oattld. Farmers in other parts of tho colony who dosiro to' mako homes for themselves or their sons should mnko a special point of inspecting thoso wonderful dairy farms. For many years *'To Worniti" has boon lookod nt attd longod for by onvimu eyes. Circumstances havo now brought tho property into tho markot) and it pan bo said with übsolulo truth that NO FINISH. ESTATE IN THE COLONY HAS EVER BEEN SUBDIVIDED FOR AUOTION SALE. Tho torms aro— Twenty por cont. Doposit ; Bnlnnco on Ist November. Purchasers desirous of obtaining ndvanccs on mortgage of their lands enn nrrnntro for at loasfc Throe-fifths of (ho Viduo. LITHOGRAPHIC PLANS, further dotails of tho Property, and Conditions of Salo may bo obtained on application to tho Auctioneers at their Exchango Land Mart, No. 84, Lambton-quoy, Wellington: or from Messrs. M. 0. OTJonnoll and (J. A. Pownnll, Mastorton, NOTE.-EVERY SECTION WELL WATERED. f — v A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY TO LAND SPECULATORS. IN ORDER TO CLOSE THE MUDG. WAY ESTATE. ABSOLUTE SALE OF A MOST VALUABLE SUBURBAN BLOCK OF LAND AT LOWER HUTT. NINE AND A-QUARTER ACRES, Admirably Adapted for Subdivision into Building Sections. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, I No. 84, Lamblon-quay, Wellington. ON THURSDAY, lSlh SEPT., 1904, At 2 o'clock p.m. MAGDONALD. WILSON AND CO. aro favoured with instructions to soil by publio auotion as abovo— that valuable freehold BLOCK OF LAND, part of 80ction No. 38, HUTT DISTRICT, containing Nino Acros Ono Rood and Sixleon Porches, with tho Smnll Coltago thorcon. Tho land is foncud ana subdivided into paddocks, n portion being under cultivation. The property is situa.to on Iho main Hutt road, nearly opposite tho woll-known Nursery Gardens of Messrs. H. O. Gibbons and Co., has a long frontago to Mol-low-road, and adjoins tho well-known Mallow Estato. As a compaot property for subdivision or most specially suitable for use ns a Market Garden and Nurcory it cannot well bo surpaasod in tho district. A Plan showing a proposed subdivision can bo seen at our offices. Torms— Ton per cent.' doposit : ten per por cout. in throo months; and tho balanco in three yoars. Interest at 5 por cont per annum. (Title : Land Transfer Act. MOLESWORTH-STREET, THORNDON ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE BUILDING SECTIONS IN TOE •CITY, OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS. IN THE EXCHANGE LAND MART, No. 84, Lnmbton-quay, Wellington. ON THURSDAYTwth SEPT., 1904, At 2 o'clock p.m. TI/TAODONALD, "wiLSON AND CO. 11 . ara » avour °d with instructions to soil by Publio Auction, as above— THAT SPLENDID BUILDING SEC- ' TION in MOLESWORTH-ST., ' almost nt tho corner of AITKISNSTREET, having a fronlago to the former of Forty Fool by a dopth of Ono Hundred Foot. Tho attontion of largo oily drapors, outfitters, houso furnishers, etc., is Rpooially directed to Ihis site t as a suitable ono for tho_ erection of substantial shop premises which am nooded in Thorndon. The immodiato proximity of tho Parliamentary Buildings gives tho properly a special vkluo, and makes it ono of tho best investments in tho oity. Speoially easy terms are offered to purchasers. For full particulars npply to tho Auctioneers. SALE OR EXCHANGE. SPLENDID GRAZING FARM, of 1800 ACRES, 1000 (jrawed, good limestone country, carries 2J sheep lo tho acre, besides cat-tie, 12 miles fencing. Prico £8500. One-third cash, or would exohango for town properly. Particulars from Maodonajd, Wilson, and Co., 84, Lambtonquay, Wellington.