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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7930, 13 October 1911, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. MANGATANGI _ VALLEY ESTATE, LOWER WAIKATO. 10,500 ACRES. npHE subdivisional survey of this Estate having been completed, it is now to bo offered for Sale in convenient areas ranging from 170 TO ABOUT 700 ACRES, C : at upset prices varying from 22s Cd to dfi 10s per acre. MESSRS SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS (in' conjunction with Mr F. P. Curiiill, of Nvw I'lyinouUi and Raglan) Are instructed by the Owners to submit these subdivisions by Auction at their Mart, Queen street, Auckland, on FRIDAY, 27th inst., at 2 pm. The attention of Land-Seekers is invited to this Sale, and the Vendors loci confident that what they arc now offering will meet the requirements of those who are anxious to acquire good freehold farming country, within easy reach of the markets, at reasonable prices and on favourable terms. i CLIMATE, SOIL, LAV OF LAND, WATER, DRAINAGE, and SITUATION V ill all bear investigation, and Buyers are asked to inspect before the 27th October. HOW TO GO THERE.—Train to Po-I keno or Mercer. 40 or 43 miles respective-I ly from Auckland 'on the Alain Trunk). ' thence a U) or 12 mile drive to the Estate. Plains, which have been so prominently before the public of Into. DESCRIPTIVE. Generally speaking the Maugatangi Valley Estate consists of nice rolling downs and easy hills, nearly all ploug liable, with some good river flats and small swamps readily drainable. It is ideal country for the ploughman, being cheaply cleared and worked. Much of it will make excellent dairying land, the greater part is adapted for mixed farming, fruit does well, and the whole area will carry sheep to advantage. There is one larger area of -2.173 acres of the hilliest portion of the Estate,*, which is ' suitable for a -jhee;;- run and has sufficient ploughable laud for a homestead; this will bo offered at an upset of 15s per acre. TITLE IS LAND TRANSFER, TERMS.—To accommodate Buyers, op- * tional conditions of payment have been arranged. Fifteen per cent, must be paid £ at the fall of the hammer, teiigper cent. * at the expiration of (» months (no interest, being charged for this period), and the j remaining seventy-five per cent, can remain on mortgage for 5 years at 5 per cent, interest. But any Purchaser electing to pay cash for his laud will be al- I lowed a cash discount of 5 per cent, off | the whole amount, j £

Plans and descriptive folders are nonready and will Ibe sent post free on application to t MR F. P. CORKILL, 0 NEW PLYMOUTH (OH RAGLAN), Oil MESSES SAMUEL VAILE AND j SONS, AUCKLAND. NOTE.—Dairying is Hie staple industry ' of the country of which the Maugatangi , Valley Estate is the centre, the output ! of Butter from the surrounding districts , of Pokem Valley. Mauugatawhiri Valley, and Maramarua being very largo. It may confidently be predicted that within the 1 next five years values in Maugatangi Valley will be quite on a par with those now ruling in the localities named. The survived line of railway from Pokeno to Paeroa. forming tho junction of the Main Trunk Lino with the Thames Goldfields, runs close to the southern boundary of the Mangatangi Valley Estate, and the construction of this important link in the railway system will afford easy and cheap conveyance of the produce raised by the coming Settlers, to tho good markets of IVaihi and other populous mining centres of tho Upper Thames. EXAMPLES OF UPSETS.—G 92 acres at £2; GIG at .£2 as; 733 (with nice house) at XI 10s; 252 at ,C2 15s; 170, 185, 208, 234 all at .£3 ss; 003 at .£1 2s Cd; 353 at XI 17s Gd; 368 at X2 10s, etc., etc. j Section 13.—2 SS acres, upset X2 12s Gd; {all ploughable, fair proportion good i swamp land, easily drained; front porj tion nearly level and swamp, back rolling ] downs. AUCTION SALE, FRIDAY, 27th OCTOBER, .At 2 p.m., AT MESSRS SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS’ MART, QUEEN STiiKKT, AUCKLAND. For co j tips of Flan and l-VIcW, write or wire to Messrs Vailf anti .Sons, Auckland, or Mr F. P, Corkili, New Plymouth. BSB