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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 213, 2 November 1900, Page 1

SAMUEL VAILE & SONS, J\AED AND y^GBNTB •LAND AUCTIONEERS fc VALUERS, 95 QUEEN STREET, - - AUCKLAND HATO. FOB BALK Xuee snmberg oc Town and Country Fro perttw of every description. - Oaxaiasubj sent to any address on woriptof 2d for postage. RICH FATTENING FARM. tfp/aFBB Aoßß—d23 acres; all fenced, * <VV# '«ib-divid«d, and In grass. About is FBBMANKNT FATTENING , X2STDBK OF THE BIOHEBT DB8CBIP- ; .TlOli, abort one-halt of the ; balance is richj TOMwTig tend, and the balance grassed, ' hills of fair quality and suited for (beep/ J Bxosllent watet; a'large amount of tile; r .dndning;some good olumps of Pohmtnk&wa) - •nd'fnriri trees; - Two miles from Post Office, aonool, fee.; close to the ocean, and S .Hoileaftom harbour and wbarf,l4 miles from good cattle gadabout 20 mile* from Anok2nd. . . 4438

• ' TAUHANGA DIBTEIOT. HBBT-OLABS SWAMP LAND, /s<) PEE ACRX—6OO acres odd. All 3bM fenced and in flax swamp (parti; ' doused) except 200 acres of undulating - lani ahd 3 acres orchard.' Large and wellfinished boose of 10 room and outbuildings. ADJOINING A TOWNSHIP,{with creamery. A wry cheap lo j. , 5742 GOOB 3JOOK FABM.—WHANGAREI 1 • - . DI8TBICI; . ,P1 QAA i72actes.„ Plonghableland, SyXdU\/< , 'fenced and, tub-divided $ 'abbots acreaPnriri, and Kahikatea bosh; > lOOaores good drainaUeswamp, 300 acres 'grasa, spimdid watw, aIl(lTial soil except 100 acres. -New cottage-,3 rooms, properly fnfalrcd, Iron not brick chimney. H&lf-a! , jnfle main road frontage. Now carrying 100 cattle. Good tidal creek frontage. One n&e Sam school and 7miles from port. X/;iH . 6698

- gmMTOiDtrajmiED DURY FABM, ,--84 acres good, Isvel, volcanic land; all fenced, subdivided, and in ■ grass, except an acre of orchard and ■ garden and two acres shelter bosh.' Meat and cosy houseof seven rooms eta, large verandah. Good dairy, large ton, Cowshed, maize crib, etc, iron' roofs. The place has been carrying through the winter stock equal to 20 cows on .60 acresJbut has been under'stocked. position. adjoining ' the creamery and within a quarter of a mile of telegraph office, store, school, / jailway statipn, etc., and abont 30 miles tram.Auckland by raiL A creek; bounds one side. Price, including all 1 live and dead stock and household furniture, as the place now stands, £I4OO. - Easy terms, if desired. As the season has just opened, this farm should attract the immediate attention of buyers. .SANDY FABM. / 17 MILKS FBOM AUCKLAND, je cj p?SB ACRE.—About 100 acres of level land, all fenced; 60 acres grass, lndance fern and rough feed; very good •4. land, well watered and capable of cany- '" ing heaVy stock; 2k miles from station and only 17 milk from town by a viiy * pleasant drive. Price, £6 Es per acre. GOOD UNIMIrSOVED LAND, IN AN ADVANCING DISTRICT. 10/ H 40/ ACRE.—Sections of from 110 to 860 acres, partly in heavy timber - and rtartly in fern, etc.; a large portion of each section Is IMMEDIATELY PLOBGHABLE, and the soil is' free. Mid eaqr to work, good water in all parts. h Communication' by iiver or road, with township on the Waiiato railway. This land if situated in the Whangape District, which is being rapidly opened up v and destined to become well-known for stock. Terms, one fifth cash, one-fifth - in 3 years, balance in 7 years with interestat 4 per cent KOTB.—We endeavour to give a full and fiuthhl description of each property offered * sewhere in the r-oiony is already attracting ' jiumeious buyers frcn the South, and as the quality of these lands, and the advantages 4)f a genial climate, Coiie to be better known we anticipate a still greater demand- It will, therefore, be well to buy before prices have been advanced. J SAMUEL VAILE & SONS, t- • AUCKLAND, jrorte nWKAPNSSS OF LAND TN