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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 24, 29 January 1908, Page 12

SEMI-TROPICAL OTAEI. WEDNESDAY, 12th FEBRUARY, At 8 o'clock in the Evening. IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, WELLINGTON. Q-J SECTIONS! qt ' OX SECTIONS! OX In Semi-tropical OTAKI. Tho Land of Fruit and Plenty, where Nature yields her Abundance. OTAKI, where the Maori Settled because of its Delightful Climate and Prolific Soil. OTAKI, where the Maori got tho Maximum of Food for the Minimum of Labour. \ OTAKI'S air and olimate will add ten years to your life. OTAKI will cure you of all chest troubles. t OTAKI'S Golf Links, tho most sporting in tho Dominion, bringing every known golfing stroke into play. OTAKI'S Tennis Courts, beautifully situated on tho property, Section 80. OTAKI, the land of semi-tropical fruits. t,^T4?t I> - , the Town thafc BYRON HKOWN is bringing before the public for the mutual benefit of its present thousand and its future thousands. 1 OTAKI, for the first time in its 70 years of history, is offering tho public the iirst Building Sections that have ever been won from the Maoris. Forty acres of the highest land on the Otaki Flat. Not away in the wilderness, but right among the people in tho residential part of tho town. "OYRON BROWN will sell these to you ->L^ on the abovo dato by means of a plain honest auction sale, whero tho buyers will do the bidding. Tho vendor is more anxious for settlement for Otaki than he is for high prices. Tho high prices will bo the buyers' when tho Government takes over the W. and M. Railway at the end of the present year. Otaki will be nearer to Wellington by 45 minutes when the Dominion owus this lino. LOOK OUT For the display of Otaki-grown semi-tropi-cal fruits, to be shown in tho window of Messrs. M'lntyre Bros., 55a, Lambtonquay. They will be grown in the open air, and the growers' names will be attached to each exhibit. Lithographic Plans from the Auctioneer or Messrs. M'lntyre Bros., 55a, Lambtonquay. THE CELEBRATED DOMINION ESTATE In the Town of the UPPER HUTT. FOR PRIVATE SALE. * By WACDONALD, WILSON AND CO. Tho Dominion Estate has been in the possession of Mr. James Brown's family sinco tho year 1840 when Wellington was first settled by Europeans. Mr. James Brown has resided upon tho property ever since those early days. He has not sold it to a syndicate as is the fashion nowadays, but at the request pf many friends that he should subdivide and offer for sale, has done so and placed a reserve price upon each section that is far below tho real market value of today. • Tho Dominion Estato is in the centre of tho village of tho Upper Hutt, which has become of so much importance that steps are now being taken to conveit it into a borough. The Dominion Estate has great advantages as compared with any other property in tho Upper Hutt. Its soil is first-class, it is next to the Roman Catholic Church, and within a stone's throw of tho best business premises and close to the Railway Station. The Town of tho Upper Sutt will in a few years be one of the important towns in the Provincial District of Wellington. It is growing rapidly in population and value. On the 4th April, 1906, some twenty months since, Macdonald, Wilson and Co., sold by auction the whole of the subdivisions of .a Block there, which sections recent sales show have now nearly trebled, in value. The advantages of the Upper Hutt as an ideal residenco sito are just beingappreciated. Situated amidst the ranges and yet only 211 feet above "sea level, it is sheltered from 'the salt sea breezes of Wellington, and with its golfing grounds and trout fishing possesses rare attractions. Tho Upper Hutt is within twenty miles of the city of Wellington. Twentythreo daily trains stop in passing through it, while a motor car will always give a delightful drive of not more than three-quarters of an hour. The terms of sale are specially liberal. Mr. Brown is very desirous or seeing the estate fillod with first-class residences _ rather than that the land should get into the hands of speculators, Ho thereforo will only require a deposit of ten per cent., five per cent, in six months, and five per cent. in twelve mouths, the balance of eighty per cent, remaining for five years. Interest at four per cent, per annum' when the amount owing on the purchase money is £200 or over, and five per cent, interest when under that sum. Intending buyers should make early application to Maodonald, Wilson and Co., Land Agents and Auctioneers, Exchange Land Mart., No. 84, Lambton-quay, Wellington, who aro the solo agents for tho ealo of the property. Lithographio plans with reserve prices can be obtained on application FOR SALE, on exceptionally easy terms,, new 5-roomed Houso in Emor-son-slreet, Newtown ; h. and c. water and all modern conveniences } price £675 • deposit £50 ; balance by easy weekly or monthly instalments ; inspection invited. Apply C. AND A. ODLIN, Cable-street, Near Taranaki-street Wharf.