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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1425, 27 April 1912, Page 16

LAND NOTICES. TO LAND BUYERS. JF you want. to Buy a Farm and make your application first to tho Free Deeds Land Agency, Bothune'e Building's, Wellington, or l'.U. Box 502, Wellington, one-quarter of the amount piivablo by the vendor as Commission will bo refunded to you if you buy from any of tho undermentioned Agents: AUCKLAND: A. W. Read and Co. CHIiISTCIIURCU: Allan Hopkins. DANNEVIRKE: Campbell Thomson and FEILDING: Victor E. Smith. HAMILTON: C. Snow and Co. lIA\VERA: A. M. Conroy. KIMBOLTON: I!. U. Harden and Co. I.KVI.Y: Parker and Vincent. MARTON: W. Burgess and Co, MASTERTON: J. B. Keith and Co. NAPIER: Hunter, Schultze, and Gibson. NEW PLYMOUTH: Walter Bewley. NORTH OF AUCKLAND: Mackesy and Son, Wkangarei. PAHIATUA: li. B. Hare and Co. PALMEHSTON NORTH: J. C. Lane. ROTDRUA: W. H. Young. STRATFORD: Young, Hobbs, and Co. i : Garner and Co. . TAURANGA: Norris and Bell. TE AROHA AND THAMES VALLEY: Roivo and Johnson. TE KUITI: Young and Co. JJ.AIPUKURAU: Herbert White. ;>ANGAN t UI: Lewis and Co. ,\\nANGA]\EI: Mackesy and Son. \Y OODY ILLE: T. R. Husband. WELLINGTON: H. F. 11'Neill and Co. This offer is guaranteed by the "New Zealand Dairyman" Co., Ltd., but payment will only bo made to those buyers who apply first to the Free Deeds Omw, and buy through tho Aaents above. AUCTIONS. W™ 1 "' M"" 22, AT 2.30 P.M. JISTATE. Situated Between RUNCIMAN AND PAERATA Railway Stations. 1107 Subdivided into J jQAIRY JpARMS —ij .FROM 100 TO 2.50 ACRES EACH. JJOMESi'EADS ON g JjURMS. T ]^][ ANDI ' : - X 0 JACKSON, In conjunction with jgUCKLAND ? & gONS, Instructed by A. CASEY, Esq., will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Customs Street East, Auckland, on the above date— THE Whole of his \ aluable Property, known as the DALKEITH ESTATE, comprising, about 1107 acres (002 acres freehold and 205 acres leasehold), which has been subdivided into 7 — D AIRY F ARMS — 7 All well fenced and watered. Ranging in area from 100 acres to 250 acres. Easy rolling country, in gcod heart; all in grass or crop; close to two railwav stations by good roads, only 25 mile's from Auckland. THREE of the Sections have Dwellings erected on them, and the Homestead contains six rooms, etc.; large barn, implement shed, stable, woolslied (fitted with shearing machines—could easily be converted into milking shed). Good stock sales within easy driving distance. TERMS: 10 per cent, cash, 10 per cent, in.three months, 13 percent, in 12months (in respect to the sections without buildings the second instalment- need not be met it' buildings to the value of 20 per cent, of tile purchase money be erected within three months from day of sale), balance on May 22, 1917; five per cent, interest on all unpaid balances. Purchaser has right to pay off whole on giving three months' notice in writing or three months' interest. Terms easy. Plans and full particulars from A. BUCKLAND AND SONS, Auckland. Or, T. MANDENO JACKSON, Auctioneer, Auckland.

B Y A UCTIOX - F EIDAY - May 31j - AT 11 O'CLOCK. WAIC IN O ,p OIN T, A SUBURB OF DARGAVILLE. QAAA ACRES RICH WHITE PINE FLATS, divided into 24 DAIRY FARMS, 30 to 150 ACRES each 2 20-ACRE SECTIONS 12 5-ACRE SUBURBAN HOME SITES 9 10-ACRE MARKET GARDEN OR ORCHARD SITES. Only H miles from Dargaville Post Office, close to Butter Factory and School. ALL METAL ROADS. - THE AWAKINO POINT comprises 2000 acres of Rich River Flat, unsurpassed in the Dominion for butter-producing qualities. It adjoins the' progressive Borough of Dargaville, has been all roaded, and the roads are now being metalled. It is only li- miles from the Dargaville Post Office and School, and two miles from the Butler Factory. The Borough is spending ,£30,000 in metalling roads, gas-works, etc. SEVERAL of the Sections have been made small to suit the townspeople of Dargaville, who require paddock-room, orchard sites, and land for town milk supply and market gardening. Its situation is quite unique, forming almost part of the Town of Dargavillp, is practically all level, well drained, and roaded, and has three miles frontage to the Northern AVairoa River. TERMS: 10 per cent. Cash, and purchasers can elect to spend 15 per cent, on improvements during first six months, or pay a further 10 per cent. Balance payable in five years, bearing 5 per cent, interest. T j^J ANDEXO JACKSON, Acting upon instructions, -will Sell, by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Customs Street E., AUCKLAND, as above. Plans and fullest particulars on application. JAMES HEMPHILL, Manager, Dargaville Branch. GUMMING & SON, Land Agents and Auctioneers, 85 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, VERY EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN. VERY SPECIALLY EASY TERMS. 160 ACRES AT £5 AN ACRE. WAIKATT), about 70 miles from Auckland, 2\ miles from railway station, creamery, school, and post office, llfi acres partially drained swamp, 50 acres low undulating land of guoil quality, 50 acres in excellent grass, 10 acres in rough feed, all except six acres frco from noxious weeds; all ploughable, well watered,' ring fenced, four subdivisions; carrying capacity now 2(1 dairy cowsvery easily improved to carry 70 dairv cows. No buildings. Terms," ,£BO ca~li. JJIB7 to tie spent in improvements in six months, ami .£720 on mortgage for lour years at five per cent, per annum. CHOICE DAIRY AND CATTLE FARM, IX VERY FAVOI'IMTE LOCAUTV 713 ACRES AT £7 10s. AN "ACRE " WAIKATO, about 1011 miles from Auckland, 8 miles from railway station, 11 miles from creamery and pu'st office,' f mile from -ehiiol. 71.'! acres, part rich volcanic, part good loam, fiiiO acres in glass, well watered, ring fenced, li pa;), docks slioop ami calUe-prou!', )lo u- carrying 75 (lain cows, i;,u i|, rce am ] year-old cut lie, 25 horses, etc.; buildings, li-rncmml house, stable. con-gliml, otc[ This farm enn easily bo improved ml aiatsiiaUj, J