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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7827, 20 August 1904, Page 8

Auctioneers. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF THE CELEBRATED lUOENA ESTATE, "TE WERAITI," MASTERTON. SUBDIVIDED INTO THE FINEST DAIRY FARMS IN THE COLONY. 22 SPLENDID DAIRY FARMS 22 IN THE MASTERTON DISTRIOT, HANGING FROM 25 TO 242 ACRES EACH. IN TITK TOWN OF MASTERTON. On Saturday, 17th Sept., 1904, at 11 o'clock a.m. ]ty[ACDONALD, AND QO. are favoured with instructions to sell by Public Auction, in ME F. H. WOOD'S NEW AUCTION MART, Bannistor-slreet, Masterton, on Saturday, 17th Sept., 1904, at eleven o'clook a.m., rtii of the GRANDEST DAIRY FARMS &A&A IN THE COLONY, ranging in area from Twenty-Jive Acres to 'Two Hundred and Forty-two Acres Each. These Grand Farms are situated WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THE TOWN OF MASTERTON by main road, distant 67 miles from the City of Wellington, and have the advantage of rapid and cheap railway transit, trains passing through Masterton to Wellington several times daily. The MASTERTON DAIRY COMPANY have purchased one acre in the centre of the property, and are about to ERECT A THOROUGHLY UP-TO-DATE DAIRY FACTORY. The land is a compound of rich limestone and alluvial deposit, and consists of Hits and low rolling downs, and has the advantage of water in every section. It is the pick of the whole of the beautiful and prosperous Wairarapa District, and is admittedly the finest dairying country in the Colony. In its pastoral days the land wintered three sheep to the acre, besides carrying a large number of horse 3 and cattle. Farmers in oilier parts of the Colony who desire to make homes for themselves or their sons should make a special point of inspecting these wonderful dairy farms. For many years " Te Weraiti" has been looked at and longed for by envious eyes. Circumstances have now brought the property into the market, and it can be said with absolute truth that NO FINER ESTATE IN THE COLONY HAS EVEK BEEN SUB-DIVIDED FOR AUCTION SALE. THE TERMS are Twenty per cent. Deposit; Balance on Ist November. Purchasers desirous of obtaining advances on Mortgage of their lands can arrange for at least Three-lifths of the Value. LITHOGRAPHIC PLANS, Details of Property and Conditions of Sale may be obtained on application to the Auctioneers at their Exchange Land Mart, No. 8-1, Lambton-quay, Wellington; or from Messrs M. C. O'Connoll and C. A. Pownall, Solicitcr, 1 Masterton. # H. CRUICKSHANK, Land & Estate Agent, Land Valuer. A CHEAP PROPERTY. HOUSE, 9 rooms, 10 acres land, good situation, stream. Owner selling owing to ill-health. Price, £025. Section, : j acre, Bannister-street, £90. Section, i acre, Villa-street, £75. Section, \ acre, Church-street, £100. Section, A acre, fenced, Cornwall-street, £120. Section, : ] acre, Lansdowne, £52 10s. Section, .]■ acre, Bunny's Estate, £100. Section, ;} acre, Dr. Beard's Estate, £45. Section, 47 feet frontage to Chapel-street, adjoining Gentlemen's Club, £175. Section, J acre, Cornwall-street, £80. Section, j acre, Dixon-sfcreet, £100. Dwelling, 4 rooms, J acre land, bath room, workshop, £2(10. £150 can remain at G per cent. Dwelling, G rooms, new, water, drainage and gas, Bannister-street, £175. A bargain. Dwelling, G roems, drainage, etc., Dixonstreet, corner section, £450. Only £150 down ; balance at G per cent. Dwelling, 5 roems, Victoria-street, £260. Dwelling, 6 rooms, 10 acres in plantation and orchard, stream, £GSO. The cheapest place in the market. Dwelling, 5 rooms, new, Albart-sfereet, £245. Dwelling, 5 rooms, Albert-street, £225. Dwelling, 5 rooms, South-road, new, £230. JAMES EWART, Stock, Land, and General Commission Agent, QrjEEN-STBEKT, - ■ • MaSTEKTON. Offices : Opposite J. L. Murray's. PHCENIX ASSUEANOE CO., LTD. 8