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PUBLIC NOTICES GARRISON BAND (Inc.). CHRISTMAS CAKE COMPETITION. WINNER—D. Gray, phone 2406. H. J. HALL, Hon. Secretary. NEW POTATOES. NEW POTATOES. Only 12/6 per 56 to 601 b. Bag. Free Delivery. NANKING SUPPLIES, (Opposite Imperial Hotel). LAND BALLOT. APPLICATIONS from ex-servicemen graded "A” for the undermentioned property close with the undersigned at 3 p.m. on Friday, 29th December, 1950. The subdivisions are offered on permanent tenure for immediate possession. Full particulars available from Rehabilitation Officers. GRADING "A” FOR SHEEP FARMING (STORE AND FAT SHEEP. M.E. AND WOOL) in the PALMERSTON NORTH DISTRICT or any larger portion of the Wellington District which includes Palmerston North: SUBDIVISION "D” AWAWARO FARM SETTLEMENT (formerly Estate of C. F. Johnston), situated on Ridge Road, 25 miles N.E. of Feilding and 9 miles from Apiti. Area 890 acres (approximately); estimated carrying capacity: 900 m.a. ewes, 300 hoggets and 99 cattle. Full range of buildings. Rental value £2,900. Improvements £6,855. Purchase Price ‘9,755. Cash contribution: leasehold £lOOO, freehold or deferred payments £4lOO.—D. A. PATERSON, Commissioner of Crown Lands, P.O. Box 5014, Wellington. LAND BALLOT. APPLICATIONS from ex-servicemen graded “A” for SHEEP FARMING (STORE AND FAT SHEEP M.E. AND WOOL) in the RANGITIKEI DISTRICT or any larger portion of the Wellington District which includes RANGITIKEI, close with the undersigned at 3 p.m. on 29th Decembe r :, 1950. OTAIRI No. 4 in BLOCK II ONGO SURVEY DISTRICT (formerly property of C. T. and A. H. Chisholm), situated on Poukiore Road, 6 miles north-west of Hunterville, adjoining Glenmorven Farm Settlement. Area 494 acres (approximately), Estimated carrying capacity: 750 m.a. ewes, 220 ewe hoggets, 100 cattle. Rental value £2950, improvements £3970, purchase price £6920; cash contribution on leasehold £5OO, on freehold or deferred payments £3500. NOTE.—The section is offered in Its present condition without buildings, and the successful applicant will oe required to arrange his own buildings with, if necessary, the aid of Rehabilitation finance. Temporary single accommodation will be provided. Intending applicants should obtain copies ol terms and conditions ot offering and application forms from their local Re-

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