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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 48, 25 August 1911, Page 10

WEDNESDAY. 6th SEPTEMBER, 1911, At TOWN HALL, OTAKI. (Immediately after Sale of th* Goar Estate). IMPORTANT SALE OF CHOICE DAIRY LAND. D ALGETY ANDTioMPANY, LTD., WELLINGTON, have been la structed by W. Tompsitt, Esq., of Otaki, to offer for sale by Public Auction, as above—About. 562 Acres of his Levin Property, being part of the well-known Arapaepae Estate. This property i« most convenient^ situated, being withih fifteen minutes ol hevin P.O. Ifc is an 'ideal fattening farm, with several splendid Homestead Sites, and for cutting up into dairy farms, market gardens, etc., cannot be equalled owing to its favourable nittiation atid quality of the soil, which is mostly very heavy and rich. The greater portion 'oi the tires is ploughable. It is beautifully watered, and in the hottest summer has not been known to b<; dry, This district enjoys a delightful climate, which is unrivalled. . Buyers wishing to inspect will be met by owner's representative at Levin on the arrival from Wellington of the New Plymouth Mail and Napier Express trnins every Tuesday and Friday by arrangement with the auctioneers. Twins of payment are very liberal, viz. : 10 per cent, on fall df hammer. 5 per cent, in six months. 6 per cent, in twelve months. ' 5 p»r cent, in eighteeh months. 10 per cent, in twenty-four months. Balance on mortgage at 5 per cent for five years. NOTE.— The instalment of 10 per cent, due in. 24 months may be left- on mortgage with balance of the purchase money should, purchaser so desire it, and he can show improvements to that amount to the satisfaction of the vendor. ,' tMPORTANT~sTLE~6F FARM PROPERTIES. SUBDIVISION oFTHE LATE J. si GEAR'S FAMOUS ESTATE, SITUATE AT TE HORO, MANAWATU LINE. WEDNESDAY, 6th"£EPTEMBER, 1911, AT THE TOWN~HALL, OTAKI, At 1 p.m. A BRAHAM AND~WILLIAMS. LTD., -£1. in conjunction with D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., will offer by public auction, as above— Il?AftI I ? Aft ACRES "of thw Magnificent JL 1 1/1/ Property, subdivided into 62 Sections, 4s follow:— 26 Sections', 1 to 3 acres 22 Sections, 5 to 25 acres 4 Sections, 34 to 68 acres 4 Sections, 79 to 99 acres 6 Sections, 107 to 162 acres Situated on both sides of the Te Horo Railway Station, and consisting principally of rich flat land, well watered. Owing to the splendid climate for which this district is renowned, coupled with the up-to-date train service t (including a Sunday train), this Estate is aA ideal spot for dsiryiHg, market gardening, fruit growing, and cultivation of flowers tor the Wellington market. For the benefit of the district generally, the owners have given a road to the sea, which should make the locality one of the most popular seaside resorts on the line, being well sheltered by Kaptti, and having a nice safe beach. ' On Section 40 thers is a commodious ■two-storied dwelling and outhouses, and a, beautiful patch of Native bush, making ifc aft ideal horns for a Wellington business man. t On Section 39 there is a nice homestead of 7 rooms and a well-built stable, witft concrete floor and loft, suitable for a 10boil cowshed. On Seetion r 4l there are numerous buildings, including an up-to-date woolshed built of first-class material.,, and easily convertible into a good dwelling. TERMS are exceptionally eaay— ls per cent, on day of sale, balance- in 6 years at 5 per cent. All Sections are now pegged afid flagged, and in-tending purchasers will be ■'phown round by Mr, W. Baker, Manager, Te fioro. PLANS can be obtained from all branches 6f the AUCTIONEERS, or from C. A. LOUGHNAN, Esq., Solicitor, Pj.lmerjton North^ A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A HOME IN THE MOST FAVOURED RESIDENTIAL "LOCALITY IN WELLINGTONMOUNT VICTORIA SLOPE. T^Oft SALE, to close an Estate, nearly •** new 6-foomed Residence, Maefarknestreet, overlooking Boat Harbour | well built and every modern convenience. Easy terms can be arranged. Apply JOHN NICOL, Lower Cuba-street. 3TARM FOR SALE. OCIOCk ACRES, near Patea, all grass /wU/*J/ escept 250 acres, now being i «iled"; fenced arrd subdivided; about ISOO acres ploughable: well watered; car rylng ' 4000 shfeep ' and 800 cattle ; ticnool, post office, and creamery 1£ miles; 2 houses, wool and cowsheds, sheep dip a fid yards; only £11 per acr?, STANLEY READ. Wanga.nui^ A JEWELLER, relinquishing at Dunedln, is desirous of meeting with prospective Buyer for the stock and fittings of good paying Watchmaker's anci Jeweller's Business. Every investigation An opportunity second to none in the Do. minion. Apply P. HAYMAN AND CO., Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland. HtJ G S ROBERTS, Merchant, Woolbrokei 1 , etc., KIMBOLTON-ROAD, FEILDING. Nsxt' Wool Sale-lSth SEPTEMBER. Telephone 202. ~""*"~*~*~TO INVESTORS."" SUBSTANTIAL BLOCK OF SHOP PROPERTY. W% have been instructed by the owners to Sell' by Private Treaty, one of the finest Blocks of Shop Property in Willis-street. This building is one of the handsomest and beat-oonetructed in the city, and shows a good return on the whole of the . purchase money. . Price £21,000, of which a large proportion may remain on mortgage for a period of years at 4 per cent. Full particulars from W. F. SHORTT, LTD., Land and Estate Agents, ' Willis-street. Wellington. Ip O R , SALE Six Sections, either singly, or in on< block) £100 each; good land; well situ ated : few minutes from Hutt Post Office Apply to pRIVATI! OWNER, Car.o of Evening Post. FOR immediate Sale, ffairdressing am Billiard Saloon, prosperous inlanc town; 5 years' lease shop and premise) at £11 pet* month ; about £260 stock ; up to-date fixtures and fittings, includim: patent Fpray and toildfc stand; two full sized tables and all accessories ;_ taking! about £20 to £2$ per week) going con ccrn, £650. lo close offer; terms Consider cd. FurtVM^rtjgarj. gEtLptNa TO SMALL INVESTORS AND. SPECULATORS. ' WE have in our hands for immcdiat< Sale a nunibtn' of Mortgages, if aniounn ranging ffotn £50 to £300, bear ing good fates of interest , and to realist >wll be sold ul a reduction off principal Apply • BOX 829, G.P.O.