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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19828, 30 April 1927, Page 1

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’ j J_|ACKSHAW, gEARLE tl RIGHT TO THE FRONT AGAIN WITH SOMETHING THAT HUNDREDS ARE LOOKING FOR. JMPORTANT gUBDTVISTON f t • THE MOST IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION THAT HAS TAKEN PLACE IN WANGANUI FOR YEARS. r | ’HE owner of one of the best farmt in this district has decided to subdivide it into small farmlets of varion? ' sizes, and we are the sole selling agents ' of these very desirable and much sought after little farms. It would be impofl- ' I sible for buyers to find any property “ where the conditions of buying are so good. THE PRICES ARE EXCEPTIONALLY ] LOW—THE TERMS ARE VERY , EASY The whole of this farm is perfectly level, and in a good sole of grass, permanently watered by spring and running streams, AND IT IS REAL SOIL; It would be impossible to get better, wonderful soil for market gardening; would grow anything. Situated in a warm sheltered basin; close to town and handy to tram u rminus. THE FOLLOWING ARE THE SIZES AND PRICES: 10 Acres—Price £7so—Deposit £lOO ■ 24 Acres—Price £lsso—Deposit £2OO i 19 Acres—Price £l3oo—Deposit £l5O j 20 Acres—Price £l4oo—Deposit £175 i >5l Acres—Price £sso—Deposit £75 The whole of the balance owing rm each section to remain for 7 YEARS AT 6 PER CENT. There can only be FIVE lucky buyers so come right in and get your choice. Ihe greatest pessimist in the world could not find any fault with these sections if he inspected. IF YOU FALL DOWN TN THE RUSH TO OUR OFFICE, DON’T WAIT TO GET UP—ROLL IN! JJACKSHAW, Q EARLE, 74 RIDGWAY STREET. WANGANUI. ’Phones.-—Office, 2062. T. G. Hackshaw, 3458. p - w - Searle, 4081. TENDERS. SALE BY TENDER. SEPARATE Tenders are invited for the purchase of 5 dwellings and two building sites the property of The Otaihape Farmers’ Meat and Produce Co. Ltd., situated just outside the Borough boundary. This is an excellent opportunity to buy a home close to town without being liable to payment of the heavy Borough rates. These houses are actually nearer to the Post Office than many properties situated in ihe Borough. Conditions of sale may be inspected and forms of tender obtained from the Company’s office or at Ihe offices of the Company’s solicitors, Messrs. Meld rum Maclean and Davies, lenders close at the offices of the Company’s solicitors at 4 p.m. on Tuesday May 10, 1927. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN D. PRICE, Secretary. RANGITIKEI COUNTY COUNCIL rpENDERS addressed to the Chairman A will be received by the Rangiti- , kei County Council up till noon ol Wednesday, Muy 4, 1927, for the following Drainage Contracts in the Wan- | gaehu Drainage District, situate about 4 miles north from the Wangaehu Railway Station: CONTRACT NO. 305. —Cutting abcut 186 chains of drain or approximately 10,982 cubic yards. CONTRACT NO. 306.—Cutting about 86J chains of drain or approximately J. 992 cubic yards. CONTRACT NO. 307. —Cutting about 684 chains of drain or approximately , 2,000 cubic, yards. CONTRACT NO. 308.—Cutting about 40 chains of drain or approximately 1,480 cubic yards. CONTRACT NO. 309.—Cutting about 19 chains of drain or approximately 561 cubic yards. I will leave the Wangaehu Railway Station on Tuesday May 3, 1927, at 10 a.m. to show contractors over the work. Plans and Specifications may be seen nt the “Chronicle” Office, Wanganui, ; and County Council Office, Marton. A. THOMS, Road Inspector, Rangitikei County Council. THE HIGHEST QUALITY Agricultural Secda Manures Stock Foods Wheat Oats Poultry Meal Pollard Bran, etc. Procurable From Us. —Try Us With Your Next Order.— ! R. G. b ellamy & C°" SEED, GRAIN, & PRODUCE MERCHANTS. 64 Taupo Quay. Two Doors past Martin & Verßon'*. Telephone 3972 P.ff. Box 387