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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 185, 22 July 1911, Page 12

David Whyte & Co., Ltd. I IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. MOKAU ATTRACTS ATTENTION. rnHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS TO SELL THE LAND KNOWN AS THE MOKAU-MOHAKATINO BLOCK, OR MORE COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE “ MOKAUJONES ” ESTATE. THE AREA IS 46,000 ACRES And will be sold in areas ranging from 200 Acres to 3000 Acres. The Surveyors are now on the ground dividing the first block of 15,000 ACRES FOR IMMEDIATE SELECTION. I MOKAU LAND IS VIRGIN BUSH COUNTRY, consisting chiefly of Tawa, Mahoe. Rimu, Pines, and other light bush. rplIE JIRONTAGE to the property at the north side is by the Mokau River, navigable for about 30 miles by steamer, and 10 miles by oil launch. Much of the land is suitable for

AIRY I N G And is in close proximity to land on which Co-operative Dairying is at present carried on. The first, block of 15,000 acres is more suitable for gHEEP JpARMING and is within reasonable distance of the Waitara JpREEZING which are accessible at all seasons of the year by a good road from MOKAU The Directors have decided to offer the land gYCT 1 O N . This has been necessitated by the number of inquiries. The Directors desire to give equal opportunity to all to secure the land, thereby enabling buyers at a distance to be placed on the same footing as those at hand.

BUY MOKAU LAND, AND YOU WILL HAVE AN INVESTMENT THAT WILL RETURN YOU GOOD INTEREST AND PROFIT. There is a regular STEAMER QER VICE KJ between Waitara and Mokau, and the boats even trade direct from Mokau to Wellington. FURTHER INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE AGENTS—DAVID WHYTE AND CO., LTD., AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS. SHARE BROKERS, QUEEN gTREET, JJASTINGS.