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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14289, 27 February 1912, Page 11

AUCTIONS. CONWAY MATSON AND SONS. NAPIER BOARDING HOUSE. V\TE have just received instruction* to » » offer the Goodwill of House ot 12 rocms, centrally situated. Rental, 38* per week. Keep 15* Boarders. All conveniences. Splendid reputation. GOODWILL, INCLUDING FURNITURE, £250 Call and get particulars. Fol. 178 B6 CONWAY MATSON and SONS. A NICE BLOCK. CLOSE TO PROPOSED PAPANUI EXTENSION TRAMWAY. f*X ACRES, good land, all in grass. Houa* "•» 4 rooms, large stable. TERMS GIVEN. PRICE £725. The prico in this district will increase. Fol. 177 B6 CONWAY MATSON and SpNS._ JUST OFF PAPANUI ELECTRIC TRAM. AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN—£67S. HOUSE 6rooms, plastered, h. and c water service, high-pressure water, supply, etc, HOUSE INSURED £500. Also, Largo Shed. Good Corner Section over J-acre, laid out, livo hedges, shrubs, etc. Very easy terms arranged. PRICK ONLY £675. Reduced to wake quick sale. Fol. 17f B6 CONWAY MATSON and SONS. £630 OWNER MUST SELL. THE CHEAPEST PROP-RTY IN- ST. ALBANS. CLOSE TO TRAMS. SIX MAIN ROOMS, gas, main sewer, h.p., lulh, scullery, pantry, washhouso and copper, tubs, tiled Bearths and grates, picture mouldings, Venetian and holland blinds, octagonal tower, etc., 15in foundations, workshop and bench, etc. Section over J-acre, with extra frontage, laid out smooth lawns and garden, asphalt paths, tanks, water laid on. Place in excellent order. PRICE REDUCED TO £630 TO SELL. Terms arranged. Fol. 17' CONWAY MATSON and SONS. £495 CASir " THE CHEAPEST BUNGALOW IN LINWOOD. HOUSE, new, 5 rooms, plastered, centre flowers, back and front verandahs, linen j cuybord3, wardrobes with mirror, lOlrr square panelled hall, gas points, lend lights, large bathroom, lavatory basin, h. and c. shower, scullery with sink, washhouse, copper and I tubs Round oriel window.in front. Section 33 perches, 46ft x lHSft, high and veil fenced, windmill, 400 gal. tank and stand. Close to tram. • PRICE £495. Fol. 176 B6 CONWAY MATSON and SONS, Land, Estate nnd Property Salesmen, I 134 CASHEL STREET (next Union S.S. Co.) . 1492 ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD. A SOUND INVESTMENT. COMPRISING 5322 ACRES, FREEHOLD. THIS is an exceptional chonco to, procure such a large area near and between two progressive towns, being 4 miles from Foxton i and 5i miles from Levin, and only 4 miles off the famcus Ma-av-atu Lino. Stock can Ibe trucked in Ihe morning, and at midday be iI in tk-» Wellington Fat Stock Market at Johni j Bonvillc The land -a-ies in quality from j first-class, to very inferior, but, on tho whole, jit is exceptionally hoaHhy country , Tho First-class Land, approximately 800 j acres, is all immediately around tho homeptead. This portion is practically worth a!', the money asked fcr tho 5322 acres. It is all rape, turnip, and cropping land, and is turning off a large ntraber of fat sheep and 1 bullocks and cows, and is ideal country for fattening lambs. BUILDINGS comprise S-roomod dwellinghouse, man's houso, wool shed, yard*, and orchard < That poriion of *he Station known a* "The Run" is principally sand ridges, prowjng a largo amount of toi toi, rushes, black-head toi, flax, and mant,ka, up to 12 feet high, with grass intermixed. Miles of eoa. and river boundary. It has a carrying capacity of *000 sheep and a fow hundred head of cattle. Both sheep and cattle winter well on the run, cattlo particularly,' as there is cuch a largo ouontity of rough feed and sbundanco of shelter everywhere. Cattle on this run lose their wintor coats a month earlier than in moro exposed country. With comparatively a- small outlay tho carrying capacity of the run could be doubled. Tho proßcnt owner advise* that he has fattened all surplus stock for the last 5 years, aid has in many to sen topped the price* at tho Johnsonvillo Fat Stock Market...,.,,...,. The property is well watered by lakes and rivor, wild di-cks are rumercua. To all who aro locking for a sound investment, and one that must continue to increase in value, our ndvio is rot to turn thi* down without first inspecting. > Tho man whj buyj will make money, co let I it bs you. PRICE. -ilioOO CASH. . For further particulars apply to ABRAHAM and WILLIAMS, LTD., 8140 - Palmeraton North. GOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO. pOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO., FINANCE AND STOCK AGENTS, 118 HEREFORD STREET. Established 1867. MORTGAGES. We have VARIOUS SUMS for INVESTMENT on FIRST MORTGAGE SECURITIES at CURRENT RATES. We undertake the management of TRUST, ABSENTEE and PRIVATE ESTATES, and the Collection of .Rent and Interest. RICCARTON. # * 2d TRAM SECTION. MAHDEVILLE SUBDIVISION. ONLY 5 SECTIONS UNSOLD. Thoy contain 1 rood 20 perches each and at tho price are very cheap. £200 EACn j" NOTE THE TERMS: 10 per cent, deposit, 10 per cent, in 6 months, . 10 per cent in 12, months. Balance in 3 years. Interest 5 per cent. GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO. ; within easy reach of the city 4 qq"Tcres This capital little Farm for sale, grows good oat*, turnips, etc, is well subdivided, and watered by county races. Modern homestead, all in good order. PRICE £7 10s PER ACRE. I GOULD. BEAUMONT and CO. C 4775 ' . TH- FARMERS' SALEYARDS. POULTRY BOOM. PRICES 50 per cent, to 100 per cent, in Advance of last year. Demand unprecedented. . - Chickens, this year lid to 8s 2d, lost year 5* 4d. Ducks, this year 3s to 7s, last year 3s Gd. Hens, this year 2s to 3s lid, last year 3s. 1 Eggs, this year Is Id to Is 3d, last year Is Id. ' Pullets to Bs. Another laTge entry was penned on Saturday, which drew a good audience, and the above high prices were realised. No Hens were sold under 2s per pair. *nd ! the average price for Hens was 2g lod per pair all round. How ia this for a price for the middle of February, when there is usually a glut of poultry? Comment is needless. But be sure and consign to SANDS, O'CALLAGHAN and'CO., Farmers' Saleyards, Christchurch, Ito participate in high prices. - 1298 DKVEREUX KING AND CO DEVEREUX, KING AND CoT, LTdT~~ ; T\rE have been favoured with instruction* >> to SELL TWO THOUSAND ACRES ' of Good Sheep Country, 8 nii.C3 from Rangiora, mostly plcug!j_ble downs. Tho owner has recently purchased a larger proporty, ar.d will be prepared to consider a very teaaon»b!e price, and-give good terms. The property is fenced, but thero ar* no biiildings. i For quick «a!e will take £6 10s per »ere. We' will **9 pleased to »how intending purchaser* over tho property. Also, ONE THOUSAND ACRES, in th*. Ashburton district, which the owner is prepared to sell on good terms and low price. Good buildings, good cropping __d ahoep country. Well subdivided Price £12 10* per , i "*" DEVEREUX, KIUO and CO., LTD., 100 Lac-field all**. I