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King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 312, 16 November 1910, Page 3

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24s i ; AT 2 P.M. SHARP. SAMUEL VAIMi and Sons (INCORPORATING WARD ItAKKR.) Will Sell by Public Auction at their Land Sale Rooms, 87, Queen-street, Auckland. THE G-ATK OF THE KING COUNTRY. RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTORS AND SPECULATORS. The-owners having Subdivided this Property into a Large Number of Business and Residential Sites, all fronting formed roads, the Property will be sold as above on the following VERY EASY TERMS: £jQ CASH DEPOSIT. £|o IN 3 MONTHS£JO IN 6 MONTHS. BALANCE 3 YEARS AT 5 PER CENT. As this is the QXLY pREEIIOLD r Jp() W X Sll iI > IN THE KING COUNTRY NOBODY CAN GO WRONG IN BUYING. The Sections arc all Good Soil, standing and dry. ADJOINING THE RAILWAY STATION YARDS, Kawa Is the CENTRE of a Large, Prosperous and RAPIDLY ADVANCING FARMING DISTRICT, and is the XEAKKST STATION TO K A Will A. When the Kawhia railway is constructed it will join the MAIN TRUNK LINE at KAWA, which will then GRI , : 'LY INCREASE* IN IMPORTANCE. Further particulars and Lithograph Plans from Mr. F. H. SOLOMON. Te Kuiti, OR SAMUEL VAILE and Sons, LA XI) AND ESTATE ArCTIO-NEERS, 87, QUEKN-STREET, AUCKLAND.