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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16584, 25 July 1919, Page 10

AUCTIONS. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. r THIS DAY! THIS DAYM Commercing at 1 o'clock. AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE FURNI TUBE, O.vK BEDROOM SUITE, CHE=TERFIELD COUCHES. SIDEBOARDS, DINING SUITES. OAK DRJPHEAD SEWIAG MACHINE, LINOLEUMS, BIUICLES, DRAPERY. Etc. AT OUR ROOMS, NEXT POST Cr'FICE, Cathedral square, r On account of MR LAIRD, of Bromky, the whole of liis HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, including Gramo- ■ phone and Records. Oak Bedroom Suite. ' Handsome Sideboards, Bedroom Suites. Pictures Crockery, Glassware, Palm Stand?, Occas. Tables, Hall Stands, Couches, Divan Eivsy Chairs, Wicker and Rattan Chairs. Duehesse Chests, Wardrobe?, Washstands. Dining Tables. Kitchen Tabk-s, Clocks, Bedware. Chests of Drawers, Double and Single Wood Bid-jteads, Double and Single Brass-mounted Bedsteads, Wire and 80/ Mattresses, Kapoc Bidding, Dining Chairs, Couchcs, Wire Stretchers, Linoleums, Drop-side Wood Cot, Wicker Chair, Kitchen Chairs. Lady's and Gent's jjicyclcs, Fenders, Kerbs ' Gas Iron, Gas Fire, Wrinzer. Mangle, Potts'irons, Elcctric Iron, Sundries, Drapery, e.c. M<jKE >; ZIE ans yTILLIS, 61-3.4 Auctioneers. . THIS DAY. THIS DAY. At 2 p.m. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY. AT OUR. ROOMS, NEXT POST OFFICE, Cathedral square. EIGHT COMFORTABLE HOUSES, handy to tram, train, school, and city. Owner decidcd to sell to wind up the estate. Each house is well let and re-turning good interest. From a speculator's point this is a gocd investment. Prac--1 tically all clear titlo3. 1 On account of MR COX. No. I—ls FEILDING STREET, ,1 Toome, 1 all conveniences, and -Section of about 23 i perches. t No. 2—13 FEILDING di'REET, 4 rooms, conveniences, gocd house. Section about 30 perches. No. 3—No. 3 FEILDING STREET, 4roomed Cottage, about 20 perches. No. 4—03 SPENCER STREET, 4 rooms and outbuildings; about 20 perches of land. No. 5 —7 MACAULAY STREET, 4 rooms, plastered, papered, etc., all conveniences; about 20 perches. No. 6—CORNER SPENCER and MACAULAY STREETS, 4 rooms, conveniences, good corner section; room to build bungalow. No. 7—CASHMERE HILLS, between Hackthorn© and Valley roads, 5 rooms, all convoninences. About one acre of land; room for two bungalows. Also, on account of MRS M. SINCLAIR: 86 POULSON STREET, -4 rooms, very comfortablo house; section about 20 perches. Further particulars on application. McKENZIE and WILLIS, Auctioneers and Land Agent®, 6135 Cathedral square (next to G.P.0.). McKENZIE AND . WILLIS, AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Cathedral square (Next Poet Office). .£ HE A—FIVE-ROOMED BUNGALOW <J*UO\J and Kitchenette, nearly new, owner going-farming; one of the most up-to-date homes on Ihe market, every partible now; kitchenette fitted as complete as a ship galley. E. light, hot water shoe in bre>akfiiet room, panelled hall, washhouse on etune floor level, splendid ceotion, well planted. FOUR-BOOMED BUNGALOW cVU Itj and Kitchenette, large glassed in sleeping verandah, panelled hull, drawing and breakfast room, very artistic Icadlights, e. light and gas; handy to car, cap go to lunch. Government mortgage £400. £7K(V-FIVE-ROOME 1 D _ BUNGALOW, I v itnmcdi to posession, all conveniences, just off car line. J? QEfV—NEW FIVE-ROOMED BUNGA--3«/O«JU LOW, iron roof, N.W. aspect, e. light and gas for cooking, no range, nil possible conveniences, kitchenette, e. heaters, gas copper. Posession within one month. Government mortgage can bo arrarged. f}'7QCI PURCHASES pplendid Five-room-lOJ ed T-ahnped H r >use, with interior Bungalow finish, a very comfortable house, well laid out seetion of 30 perches. Government mortgage and valuation very high. Would suit a returned* soldier. -CI Cnn—TWO-STOREY Seven-roomed rfiluvU CITY BU:< C ALOW, five minutes' walk to Square, tiled ro-f, papered, and panelled, expensive le-adli-riits, open fireplaces, e. light and gas; conveniences are on the best prnciple. Too largo for owner at present. j?1 r K A—NEARLY SEVEN A CITES X/IDDy FIRST-CLASS LAND, aibout one aero in garden and orchard, good house of five rooms, sta.ble, shed, and trnp-house. Tram extension will pass the door. At present five minutes' walk to car. Splendid subdivision, long frontage to chain street. McKENZIE and WILLIS, Auotioncere, Land and Estate Agents, Cathedral square (next Posi Office). Tele. A4G3O. Mc6s2i-1023 WAIRARAPA FARMERS' 00-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD. ARE I'OU UN THE LOOK-OUT FOR A GOOD AGRICULTURAL FARMI One that will readily respond to the plough. There is a big prospective value in tins pioperty. 117170 ACRES —Light manuka country, of lit? which 1200 acres have been under the plough. Tnere arc still about GSO acres of light and heavy manuka which needs cutting. This land will grow excellent iwodoi ana rapo, a ioaa of imee miles, is bounded by a railway line, situated half a mile from railway e.ation. about 10 miles from township of Dannevirke, tnd ; uutea hom Woojva.c. STOCK AT PRESENT ON PROPERTY: ' 1900 wethers, 100 head of cattle. The above proposition offers an excellent opportunity to thoso used to agricultural work. The close vicinity to the railway and station wiil enable one to cart the manures and lime cheap.y, and there is nothing paying better to-day in the ?sorth Islan<f than growing green and root crops to feed sheep. The property is subdivided, has a good &■ roomed house, and siieep-yaida. PRICE PER ACRi-2 £lu, with £1000 cash, balance to be anauged at current rates. For further partknlms app.y WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. LIMITED, Stock Department, W3isi-5130 Pahiatu*.