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AUCTIONS. TO-MORROW. SALE OF FREEHOLD FLAX LAND. SATURDAY. 23rd SEPTEMBER, 1911. ■ AT THE SALE ROOMS, RANGITIKEI STREET, TALMEiISTON NOP/i'H, At i p.m. ABRAHAM AND~\VILLIAMS. LTD., havo been instructed by the New Zealand Hem;) Procres and By-Products Company, Ltd., to sell, as above— ALL 'MAT freehold flax-bearing property containing 247 acres, being cart Section 431, and situated on the Levin' Road, 3 miles from Foxton Post Office. This is an exceptional opportunity, as it is estimated that at present there is 3300 to 3500 tons of preen (lax fully four years old now available for milling purposes. There is a main lino of tramway through tho flax securely battened down, and sufficient spare sleepers for lateral extension. TERMS--20 per cent, on day of sale. 10 per cent, in 3 months. ■ 10 per cunt, in G months. Balance 20th May, 1912. LAND FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY, OR AUCTION SF UNSOLD BEFORE. /PKAA ACRES highly improved firstOOIPO class.dairying land on easy term 3. Owner retiring. Including 3000 acres of his well-known Mangamako property, near Ohiiigaiti, Main Trunk Line. This land is unsurpassed for fertility. Used for over thirty years as a bullockfattening station. Owner has been pushed for over fifteen years by land purchasers to offer this block for milking farms. Now they are to have the longsought opportunity to acquire a iirst-class dairying farm. OOfin ACRES very rich, highly im■COXJU proved land in the Waikato, known as RukuUia Homestead, Ohaupo, 7.} miles from Hamilton, 3J miles from Ohaupo saleyards. Largest milking herd sales in the Dominion held at these yards. 1 mile, from railway station. Creamery and school handy. Climatic conditions placo this block, with its rich soil, in die front as dairying land. Mild-winters. Complete absence of cold, driving rain or high prevailing winds. Permanent water in each paddock- Splendid fruit district. Beautiful scenery. Will sell this block as a whole if desired, with a considerable reduction in price, as climate and scenery make it au ideal gentlemen's estate. -i £>AA . ACRES, 2 miles Frankton JL.vvl/, Junction. Rich swamp and downs land. Same climatic conditions as Ohnupo land applies. Two miles butter factory, IJ. miles' school, 3 miles_ from Hamilton. I'ick' with a few exceptions of these, blocks can be got dealing'privately. If unsold before auction sale on farms, Ohiucgaiti, August' 39,-12 noon; Ruktihia Homestead, August 31, 11 a.m.; Frankton Farm, September 1, 11 a.m. Buyers shown over farms any day. Owner at Ohingaiti each Wednesday; Rukuhia Homestead, Thursday; Frankton, Friday. Associations dealt with under Government Finance Act. For private sale only. Goodwill, 20,000 aores first-class milling bush. Very large proportion totara, balance rimu .and matai, with s-o'm'e white pine; 50 years' cutting rights.' Low royalties. 1J miles to railway , station. Easy country to work. Estimated cut'over 30,0!)0ft. to acre. Agents bringing or bonding buyers allowed I! per cent, either in e. private sale or under the hammer. Write- for terms and conditions, also arrange to be met at (rain. 'jSWEK : M'GREGORj QHAUPO. FOR SALE or EXCHANGE. f>«2 WO ACRES, Freehold Land, .<JO,DqH Hawke's Bay; 2300 in grass, ■wintering 1500 sheep, besides other steck, balance light bush. Four-roomed house, woolshcd, machines, etc.; two-sheep country,light .bush land. Price, including sheep and about 100 head cattle, ;£1 per acre; equity, J;7£oo. Would consider Exchange for City or other Property. N.Z. BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 187 Manchester St.. CIIRISTCHURCH. WATEAiIAPA SHEEP, CROPPING AND FATTENING FARM FOR .£1872. I • — ' 3-3O ACRES, 2 miles from Town; L.1.1'.; rent, <£58 Is. l<l. halfyearly not; 1 mile to school, factory; all in grass; all ploughable; well fenced into 8 paddocks, carrying sheep per acre; G-roomed house, 8-stnll stable, sheep yards, etc. Price, j£1872; about JJGOO cash would put you into this. It's worth coining to see. 0. 0. ; eoss"AFiD co 3J LAND, ESTATE AGENTS, AND SHAREBROKERS, MASTERTON. . , ' GUMMING ASW SOW, Land Agents and Auctioneers, 85 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. FOR SALE. A ftfll -VCRES drained swamp, .£5 10s. ttUli an acre on ,E2fio deposit, Wai-k-.it -3, about S(l miles from Auckland, i miles from railway, 2 miles from creamery, rxhcol, and post offic; , ; small ar«i in grass, all drained and ready for ploughing; ring fenced; 3 paddocks; well worth much nioro than is asked. C)!X(\ ACRES excellent land; very cheap "">V at- .£l2 10s. an acre, Waipa, 110 miles from Auckland, 3 miles from railway station, under ] mils from creamery si lid school, 230 acres rich alluvial flats, drained swamp, and limestone and taiic!stoiw, land; SO acres ploughed and grassed; SO acres surface, !!0 acres in k-tii and rough feed, ring fenced, 5 paddocks; when fully improved will carry 125 dairy cows; buildings, new G-roomsd house, >torehouso and implement shod. Tho whole can );e made as sood a dairy farm as any in the Dominion. PLEASE SEND FOR LISTS OF COUNTRY PROPERTIES FOR SALE. FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM. (W ACRES, at ,£l3 per ncre. Will tarry t> i 33 Cows a!l the year round. Divided into i reuidocks, well fenced, with good 4-roouiH Ovttag.\ outbuilding?, cowshed, etc. Gcod metalled road, 1 milefrom factory, J mile school. TERMS: ,£2.1(1 down. Balance oa Mortgage. W. P. GARNER AftiD CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, TAIHAPE. TWO GOOD DAIRY FARMS. •flOtfi ACRES, situated Feilding, all in I JlOu grass. 1.1 acres under crops, ,'iO ] acres stumped, all ploughable, carres 50 cows and other slock, new 9-ronmi'd house, with all conveniences, cowshed, trar.shcd, milking machines, 8 paddocks, wiro and post fences. PIMCE _C4l per acre. Terms. 1 Qβ ACRES, Feilding, nil in grass, no J-OO bush, all plougliuble, 50 cowr, can be rurriort on this place, besides 12 .yearlings, and 100 B. ewes, 5-roomcd house, trapshed. stable, and cowshed, etc, etc. PRICE £30 per acre. Terms. Apply to VICTOR E. SMITH, Agent, jfciLdin'jTi for further information. 1