KAIMAI ESTATE.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLI, Issue 5892, 4 December 1912, Page 5

KAIMAI ESTATE.

4118 AOKES- FOR^LM MEDIATE

SALE

AT AN EARLY DATE, , ,

The sale of the Kaimai Estate presents a rare opportunity to land speculators, syndicates, farmers or any others desirous of procuring some valuable rich and fertile country suitable for sheep, cattlo or dairy farms. /

Twenty-three allotments have already been taken up and most of them are occupied by sottlers. The balance of the estate is now offered.

The homestead bbeV, No, 9, con sisting of 3440 acres, house of six rooms and necessary outbuildings, with a mile and a half of frontage on the main road from Tauranga to tho Waikato Several paddocks are fenced in from the main road. An area of 230 acres of felled bush is sown down in English grass. It is all well watered, and consists of rich flats and undulating country. About half the property is in bush, with valuable timber near the site for the intended dairy factory. It can be cut up for close settlement. There arc two and a half miles of river frontage and about the same distance to the navigable part of the Wairoa River, and one and a half hours' drive from tho homestead to the town of Tauranga.

Section 8.—669 acres, with throe quarters of a inilo frontage on the Tauranga - Mauogatotara and Matamata main road, and near to the intended dairy factory, with good road to the property, unimproved. This is said to be the finest block of land in tho whole district. Two-thirds busb, nearly all ploughabio, rich river ilats, and. undulating couutry and well watered. For any settler desirous of procuring an extra'good farm when brought into cultivation this will be hard to beat.

No. 7—19 acres, adjoins the site for intended dasry factory, fronting both main roads and partly fenced. This section was reserved to cut up into village allotments and is suitable fir accommodation house, post office, storo, etc., in tlio near future.

The title 13 land transfer and tho terms aro easy.

As Tauranga is the only doe(» wator harbour botwoou Auckland nnd Wellington, with tho 'completion, of the East Coast Railway, opening up some/millions, of acres of some of tho beßtland in tho DominioD,- with th* growth of iho dairying industry, freezing osttblishment, fruit and <ith^r industries, Tauranga will dovtlup into an important city, and land in the Kaitnai district will becunin very valuable, all pointing to a bright and prosperous future for this fivoured locality. ~

AU inf..»rmatiun way bo obtained from the Now Z^alnud Loan and Mercantile Agency C.)., and llioir various agents. Date of sale will be advertised later.*