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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 144, 12 March 1908, Page 12

AUCTIONS. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF, SECTIONS. IN;THE CENTRE/OF THE BOROUGH TOWN OF' CARTERTON. , . • THE PREMIER TOWN OF WAIRAJIAPA. ( •ADJOINING THE RAILWAY STATION. r ■. ( . And .absolutely the Finest, and Driest Position in tho Borough. WITHIN^.THE WATER AND GAS AREA. mHE MUTUAL TRADING COMPANY, LTD., of -Carterton, in conjunction with MESSRS. DWAN BROS., will sell by Public Auction, at their Sample Rooms, High Street, Carterton, on APRIL 4, 1908—' '!"""' About 60 SECTIONS in the CELEBRATED > ' BUCKERID.GE ESTATE, which has / been reserved from salo for these last ' years. ' . * These sections are'from J up to 1 acre in area. They all face the sun, perfectly flat, and occupy absolutely the premier position, in this thriving borough, being surrounded by splendid residences. There is not a slum building anywhere near tho property. This is_ absolutely the last Hock to bo disposed of in: ; the township within such a reasonable distance of tho Railway Station. , The reserves that are placed on this fine block will bo so low that every section is bound to sell. , / The terms of payment are £5 deposit per section, £5 in 3 months, £5 in 6 months, and the balance in 3 years, bearing interest from date of sale at 5 per cent, per annum, with right to pay off at any time. Tho auctioneers «are prepared to make any reasonablo .arrangements with buyers who are prepared -to erect : suitable buildings. immediately. , , T' lo attention' of all speculators is called to this splendid block 'of land, which 'must increase in value at a very rapid rato in the near .future. . Carterton now has a large population, nn,d is rapidly going ahead. Numerous new buildings wore erected last year, and there is not an empty houso to .be had in the borough. Carterton, tKe centre of a great 1 dairying and sheep farming district; must increase If P°8 u } a^cn more than any other district in the Wairarapa, and the' subdivision of the large-sheep runs and estates in this vicinitymust attract-population!„and as-this is tile last block suitable for subdivision in the'centre of the township,,purchasers at this Sale .will undoubtedly make money within, a very short timo by re-selling ■ at a large profit; 1 Plans of the property are now'being prepared by' Mr. S. M. Drummond, surveyor, and will be. ready for'distribution in a few. days. Full can tie. obtained fiom the MUTUAL 'TRADING CO;, LTD., ' Carterton; •MR. E. BUCKERIDGE,.'Carterton, ur MESSRS: DWAN BROS., .- /Willis Street, Wellington. A COOD INVESTMENT. I §04 ACRES Freehold, and 77 Acres Leasß-, hold, all in grass, divided into 13 paddocks, well, watered by running streams, 100 acres ploughable, 60 acres been ploughed, limestone and. papa formation, carries 2J sheep peKacre besides cattle, 7-roomed house on freohold,- 6-roomed house on' leasehold, woolshed. - 4 sets sheep yard dip, stable, trapßhed with loft, 'blacksmith's shop, grain room,; hay shed, 5-stalltJ. cowshed. 7J miles frcai Pahiatua, 1J miles .from school.. Price,'£l4 per acre for the freehold, leasehold given!, in. Terms arranged. ' (884) \ Apply at once to \ HUSBAWD BROS., j . LAND AGENTS, ,! C 672 '• • PAHIATUA. 'XGL/PER ANNUM CLEAR CAN BE MADE :.!, i\ ;-■ OFF THIS. ■ • v ■ THE BEST FARM IN THE DOMINION OF ITS SIZE. - '■ JlO BE GIVEN AWAY. '- , . ONLY £1000 CASH REQUIRED. PRICE, £17 '10s. 'PER ACRE-WORTH £25.

9lift ACKES, near Hunterville, all in the /vl/y best of English grasses, except 12 acres shelter bush; 100 acres ploughable, good loamy soil, excellent roads to the property, only one mile, .from School, Church, Post Ofhce, Store, Creamery, etc. ■Fifty acres of river fiat (not on the title) ■ can/be mado use of free of charge. Good 5roonied. house, extensive outbuildings. One acre/ orchard. Property is'*' watered by nev'eriailing streams, and is well. subdivided. "' On 100 acres of this property 35 cows yielded 14001b. of milk daily—with an average test of, 3.5. The property has also been used for fattening, purposes,; with excellent results. PRICE ONLT £17 10s. per acre, including 50 picked .cows, oiie'so-gallon hand separator ana 8 largo milk cans. '- THIS IS. CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.' . ' Write* to-day to—, W. H. 'LAMBERT/ AK.. * C 0,,- .■ I " Land. Salesmen, ' PALMEBSTON NOKTH, N.Z., JjlOR SALE ; es a going concern, 100 ACHES v (about), at Pahnerston North, with 30 head of Stock. ONLY £100; CASH'REQUIRED;. i ' -LOSE NO TIME IN SECURING THIS.- .//-'' • / :'• GIBSON-'.' AND CO., [ • la MANNERS" STREET, WELLINGTON. ' ColOa FOR SALE.' OA AAA ACRES of GOOD TIMBER OU,UU>U COUNTRY. The cutting rights for 52 yoars on this can. bo purchased for .£35,000, This is a first-olasa investment, and would give a largo, profit. , It is estimated to cut 80,000 feet to tho aero at least. CtA(\ ACRES on tho Main Trunk Line. 409 U'xv, acres,in grass; 5 paddocka: Will winter 21 sheep per' acre. I'rico £12* per aero. GOOD VROOJIED HOUSE AT GISBORNE, with' J Acre of Land. There is also.a grocery store on tho property. Prico £1100; terms. SECTION, -MORTIMER TERRACE, 53ft. x 175 ft. Prico £300; tormß, ALLEN AND MOORE, r ,31a MANNERS. STREET. - WELLINGTON. 'Phone 2383. Box 620,