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Waikato Times, Volume 93, Issue 14537, 8 December 1920, Page 8

DALGETY A CO., LTD. ■ UCTION gALB. J)ALGETY AND QOMPANY, J^TD., AUCKLAND. At their Land Rooms, Fanshawe St., on FRIDAY, 17th DECEMBER, 1920, AT 11.30 a.m. Favoured with instructions from the owner, A. D. KENNEDY, ESQ., will offer as above his well-known Mercury Bay property, consisting of: 7fio AGnES - aml subdivided into 6 *" U convenient Sections of from 90 to 145 acres. This property is comprised of good quality swamp land, originally mostly in flax and raupo, but now drained and all more or less in grass. When fuljy developed these flats will provide ideal dairying and fattening country. The situation is particularly convenient, being about 1£ miles from Mercury Bay township, and possesses all the facilities necessary to comfortable farming, such as school, post office, stores, hotel, factory, wharf, etc. Ring fencing is complete with some subdivisions, while the owner owns twojeottages in the township, about i mile from the. property, and will allocate these to sections 5 and 6 for removal by purchaser. The climate is unsurpassed, being most equable with practically no winter, and having a well-distributed rainfall; conditions ar« ideal for dairying. There is a further area of 3000 to 4000 acres of the same quality land in the Bay, and this makes the future prospects for the success of the dairying industry particularly bright. The owner, being keenly desirous i)f effecting a quick clearance of the property has flxed low reserves, and we would therefore impress upon those who want land the undoubted possibilities attaching to this sale; in fact, there i* no question but, that values in this hitherto little known district will, as development proceeds, appreciate more rapidly than in any other locality. Access is by regular boat service from Auckland, or by rail to Thames and thence a three hours' journey by car. We confidently recommend inspection. TERMS:—Sections 1,2, 3 and 4: 10 per cent on fall of hammer, 10 per cent on possession, 10 per cent in 12 months, or buildings to be erected to that value. Sections 5 and 6: 10 per cent on fall of hammer, 10 per cent on possession, 10 per cent in 6 months. Balance a years at 6 per cent. For further particulars and Conditions of Sale, apply to— F)ALGETY AND COMPANY, TTD„ AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, HAMILTON AND WHANGAREI. And all Branches and Agencies. 577 ■pAR-JJEAB • Q.LASSES THE ONE LENS FOR ALL PURPOSES. We are iltting the Famous one-piece KHYPTOX LENSES. Ground and Finished in one Piece. 'T'IIESE Lenses are the finest and most convenient fur Eyes requiring a Far and Near Correction, Call and let us show you the Kryptok Lens and explain its advantages. TJ n HO COT T, Qualified Optician (F.S.M.C, London), MANNING'S PHARMACIES, LTD., HAMILTON. LAURENCE ANDREWS, Qualified Optician (By Exam). Locum Tenens. 'Phone 2422 M. ■JJOW CHOWING A FULL RANGE OF yERY CMART AND CUMMER "pROCK3. QOSTUMES, jyUSLINS, •TNDESTRUCTIBLE QREPES, ETC., ETC. AT MADAME D E J^UBN'S, SHOW ROOM, NO 12, RAILWAY BUILDINGS, HAMILTON. WHAT SHALL I GIVE ? ? ? kNCE Again the Annual Question Arises —No Trouble this Year, for