AUCTIONS. I SEMI-TROPICAL OTAKI. * WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, At 8 o'clock in the evening, In tho CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, WELLINGTON g£ SECTIONS TN SEMI-TROPICAL OTAKI. The land ol fruit and plenty, whore Nature yields her abundance. . OTAKI, where the Maori settled because of its delightful. climato and prolific soil. OTAKI, where the Maori got the maxl " mum of food for the minimum of labour. OTAKI'S air and climate will add ten years to your life. OTAKI will cure you of all cbest troubles. OTAKI'S golf links, the most sporting in tho Dominion, bringing every known golfing stroke into play. i OTAKI'S tennis courts, beautifully situated on tho property, section 80. OTAKI, the land of semi-tropical fruits. OTAKI," the town that Byron Brown is bringing before the public, for tuo mutual benefit of its present thousand and its future tliousands. OTAKI, for the first time in its 70 years of history, is offering tho public the first building sections that have ever been won from the Maoris. An ACRES Of THE HIGHEST LAND ON T-E OTAKI FLAT, Not away in the wilderness, but riglit among the people iu • tho residential part of tho town. BYRON BRO W N Will Sell these to you on the above date, by means of a plain, honest auction sale, where, tho buyers .will do tho bidding. Tho vendor is more anxious for settlement for OTAKI than ho is for'high prices. Tho high prices will bo tlio buyer's when the Government takes over tho W. arid il. Railway at tho end of the present year. OTAKI will be nearer to Wellington by da minutes v.hen tho Dominion owns this line. . \ l * LOOK-OUT FOR THE DISPLAY/ OF OTAKIGROWN SEMI-TROPICAL. FRUITS, ,To bo shown in the window of MESSRS. M'INTYRE BROS., 55a Lambton Quay. They wiil bo grown in the open air, and the grower's name will be'attachei' to each exhibit. LITHOGRAPHIC PLANS From tho Auctioneer, or MESSES. M'INTYRE 81-OS, of sia Lambton Quay. 6779
SELLING RAPIDLY. : >' , £50 SECTIONS. • t £5 DEPOSIT. "R/30RNINGT0N ESTATE," SOUTH WELLINGTON. nnnE cheapest land in Wellington, JL approached from Brooklyn and from .lierhampore, by the Electric Tramway Systems, off Uritbinart Street. v ' Tho most healthful and delightful locality for residential purposes, sunshine from morning to-night. Those in. search of a site to build a home should , not'fail to inspect these sections. MORN IN. G TON. ; ' R6ads ar« now formed complying' with tlie City Council's requirements. .Footpaths curbed and. channelled. Visit the land, and you will lim! sections that .cannot he equalled for size and beautiful surroundings. . , PRICES FROM £50 PER SECTION. •£5 DEPOSIT. * . ' II O R N I N G T O N . A Easiest terms ever offered' to purchasers of laud. £5 deposit will put you in possession of one of these beautiful sections. For plans and all .other particulars, apply, to the Secretary, , THE SOUTH WELLINGTON LAND CO.; E. JI. BOULTON, Nathan's Buildings;' DWAN BROS., Willis Street; v . . E. W. WILTON, oil tho property; Or any Land Agent. C 670 A CHEAP PROPERTY. O AAA ACRES first-clsss count rv; 1000 JcifUU acres O.R.I 1 ., 10s. per acre! 1000 acres L.1.P., 300 acres in grass, balauco good bush. Good house and outbuildings; 2 acres orchard.. Well watered and subdivided. Close to creamery and post oflico. Grass carries 1500 sheep and 45 milking cows. Price only £3 per acre, with £1000 cash,. Would sell half. Also 2000 acres splendid milling bush. Apply sharp to r \ ORBELL & CO., ■ LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, . ' PALMBRSTOIM NORTH. C 725 BARRAUD' & 'ABRAHAM, LTD., PALMERSTON NORTH, FEILDING, AND DANNEYIRKE. ' N LAND DEPARTMENT.. ' : lmve a largo number of FARMS and V V PROPERTIES of all descriptions for Sale in different parts of tho Dominion which we will be pleased to show to bona lido intending buyers on application to any of our branches.' BAREAOD &, ABRAHAM, LTD., I'almerston North, Feilding, and Dannevirke. C 732 FOR SALE. \ A FIRST-CLASS SUEEP FARM, situated at Xfi. Parkvale, 3} miles' from Carterton (Wairarapaj, consiitiug of 109 acres, all in grass, of which 170 acres are beautiful rich river flats, now carrying tho finest rape cron in.the Wairarapa; the balance of the land is all ploughablc.. ;tlie property wintered 1800 6heep and .'lO cattle; about 50 acres now in turnips. The farm is well watered and subdivided; tho buildings comprise 3-room cottage, woolshed, and sheep yards to hold 2000 sheep.
This is a splendid opportunity to pot hold of a dairying and sheep farm; good metal roadi 011 tlio sides of property. Apply— H. BAKER AMD .CO.,'. CALEDONIAN CHAMBERS, • WILLIS STKKET. Telephone 15U. Csi?
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 112, 4 February 1908, Page 12
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