AUCTIONS. WM. BUSB. AMBERLEY SALEYARDS MONDAY, 16th MARCH. SPECIAL ENTRIES. On account of Jaa. luncs, Esq., KAQ HALFBRED EWES On account Broomfield Station, QAQ HALFBRED EWES On account Cheviot Clients, OKAA MERINO EWES, four and sLvtooth, a 40UU good straight line qaaa MERINO EWES, two and four-tooth, 6\J\J\J a good straight line, JAA VARIOUS FARMERS' LIKES OF t: " V CROSSBRED, making a total of present entries 5300_ SHEEP - Sale punctually at 11 o'clock. W. BUSS, 4957 Auctioneer. WAIKUKU. 160 ACRE FARM TO LET BY TENDER. MR BUSS has received instructions from the Executrix of the late Mr Robert Fear to LALL for TENDERS for the GOODWILL of the LEASE OF 160 ACRES OF RICH LAND, Situate at Waikuku, Woodend, vis., Coilejse Reserve No. 709.160 Acres. Rent, Seven Shilling;:! per Acre. The Lease has Four and a Half Years to run from the Ist day of May next. The Building' comprise Large Dwelling-house, Sheep Yards, Cowshed and Yards and Men's Hut. The whole is securely fenced and subdivided, and ii an Excellent Dairy Farm. The Lease may be inspected at the Office of the Undersigned. Tenders for the Goodwill of the Unexpired Term to be sent in to mc on or before SATURDAY, the 14th day of March. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WM. BUSS, Estate Agent, Rangiora, February 27th, 1896. 4339 T. KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO. • AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR SMALL FARMERS. SUBDIVISION OF OOT OF THE RICHEST BLOCKS OF IMPROVED LAND IN THE WAIRARAPA. r Magnificent Alluvial Deposit Land. ! SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION i g <* BEAU IDEAL DAIRY FARMS. AN ABSOLUTELY ASSURED INCOME FROtf THE DAY OF PURCHASE.
UNSURPASSED LIBERAL TERMS. AT TUB AUCTION ROOMS OF F. H. WOOD, GREYTOWN, ON WEDNESDAY, 25th MAROH, 1896, At 2.30 o'olook p.m. nn KENNEDY MACDONALD and CO., LIMITED, In conjunction with F. H. WOOD, ESQ., GREYTOWN, Are favoured with instructions from J. 0. MeKerrow, Esq., J.P., to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, FIFTEEN MAGNIFICENT HIGHLY IMPROVED SMALL DAIRY FARMS, Ranging in Area from 40 ACRES to 150 AORES. These splendid Farms form part of the Subdivision of the Ngarara Block, and are portions of tho property so long known as Morrison's Run. Thay are situated from one and three-quarter .miles to three miles from Greytown, and have the advantage of approach by a nrst-class metalled road. The lonti is flat, rich, alluvial deposit, and low down?, partly in grass and.turnips, with a small quantity ot bush. It is of the highest quality, and » can hardly be surpassed in the colony tor productive power. For dairy purposes the land is of exceptional value. These farms have the advantage of being dose to the dairy factory at Qreytown, and immediately the block i 8 settled", arrangements will, no doubt, be made for the erection of another factory in the immediate neighbourhood. No district in the colony has perhaps been so heavily handicapped in the post as that portion of the Wturarapa iv which these farms are situated. The land beintj beld in large blocks, It is small wonder that the entire district has stagnated, and little was known outside of ito untold richuess. The folly of thls'policy is now being seen. It is becoming more and more recognised that close settlement Of tho land by its people is the true basis of the prosperity. The owner ol the SFgarara Block has been approached many times by those anxious to secure a portion of the rich lands occupied by him, and the present sale is tbe result ot bis .conviction that the time has arrived for'largo land- • holders to follow the example of the Government and open up their lands for purchase in Small Farms. The purchasers of these Farms will enter into possession at once of properties oii which they can the , same day place stock and commence making money. No clearing of heavy timber, bush, hard work, and the weary waiting of years ; Tjut a complete perfect . home in a beautiful district, close to a railway station, and with all the comfort* which can oe desired in connection with farm life. Each Farm will be submitted, and full details of its character will be found on the Lithographic Plans.
The Terms of Purchase are of the following ex-, ceedingly Liberal Character :— Deposit at Bole .. .. Ten per cent. In Twelve Months ~ ~ Five per cent. In Twenty-four Months .. Five per cent, f In Thirty-six Montlis . .. Five per cent. THE BALANCE of SEVESfTY-FIVE PEP- GENT, may remain on MORTGAGE for SEVEN YEARS fri-.in date of sale. All unpaid purchase money shall bear interest", at the rate of £5 per cent, per annum from the date of sale. No more liberal Terms for Freehold Farms have ever been offered ,in the colony, and they afford an opportunity for mon with the most limited means to purchase their own farms. To younc married men, especially, of small capital and familiar with country We,, it is truly an opportunity. Arrangements can be made, on notice heinu given, by which any intending puir-haser will be shown over every one of the Tfamre, and the mots exact information given to guide him in malting a selection. • Lithographic Plans, {riving full details end conditions of sale, may be obtained on application to J. C. McKerrow, Esq., Morrison's Run ; F. H. Wood, Esq.? Greytown; from T. Kennedy Maedonald and Co., Limited, Wellington; Paa3s Office, Christohuroh. 471! , D, .THOMAS. D. THOMAS, (Late Matson, Cox and Co,), A UCTIOKEKR, LAND INSURANCE A»B J3L ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, WOOL AND GRAIK BROKER . "ASHBTJRTOIS. [ LOANS NEGOTIATED I WEEKLY BALES of Live Stock Tlnwald and A I burton respectively FORTNIGHTLY SALES ol Sheepskins, Vat, Hid &c, on Fridays SALES OF WOOL throughout the Season. * GRAIN BOUGHT and SOLD on Commission CLEARANCE SALES as per arrangement. . AGENT FOR . Matson and Co., Christohuroh Booth, Macdonald and Co., Christchurch Massey Harris Reaper and Binder White's Sheep Dip London and Lancashire Insurance Co. ' Wright, Stephenson aud Co., Dunedin . Colonial Investment Co., Dunedju Graham's Foot Rot Composition Planet Jnr. Garden tad Field Tools D. THOMAS, Auottonwr. FOR PRIVATE SALE. I HAVE for SALE, three miles from BARB HILL, a good all-round FARM, oontatauM . . KOI ACRES, being R.S, 26364, roMivlded int« OAL tra paddooka, water in each. Thoroughly improved ; nearly new cottage, &o. , , , [41M '^sbsaihsii
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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9862, 11 March 1896, Page 7
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