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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 162, 2 April 1908, Page 12

I ; AUCTIONS. . WEDNESDAY, 15th APRIL, 1908. THE MUTUAL TRADING COMPANY, LTD., have boon favoured wiiS itwtructions from Mr. H. H. Wolters, the Administrator of the Estate of the lute Francis Geprge Tully, to sell by Public Auction, at the FORESTERS' HALL, GRKYTOWN, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th APRIL, 1908, at 2.30 p.m., all those highly-desirable and eligible properties situate in or near Grevtown. y 1. The Freehold in Fee Simple of the Pura- _ kau Block, containing 170 acres 1 rood 16 perches, subject to a mortgage of £1500 at 5 per cent, per annum to May, 1911, title Land Transfer Act. 1 Cooclwill of the Lease of the College Reserve, Papawai, with all the buildings and improvements thereon, containing 385 acres and 6 perches at a rental of <£133 3s. 4d. per annum, payable half-yearly. Lease for 21 years from the Ist day of December, 1904. 3. Part of Section 5, Small Farm Settlement of Greytown, containing 1 rood, having the large trpntngc of 148 links, to West Street, with the commodious Dwelling-house and outbiii}dings erected thereon. Now in the occu- „ pation of Mr. John Tocker as tenant. of Section 5 Small Farm Settlement of Greytown, containing one rood, and having . a frontage of 118J- links to ICuratawhiti Street, ' 5 mj. com f°i'ta-ble Dwelling-house arid out- . buildings thereon, now in the occupation of j tenant. * Auctioneers . can • confidently recommend these properties to the investing public. as first-class lines in their several classes, and s as the object is to realise consequent upon the 0 decease of the owner and the necessary disj dilution of partnership between Mr. Walter George Tully, buyers can rely on being I'rancis George Tully, buyers can rely on being * able to secure high-class properties at reasou--6 able prices. REMEMBER 15th APRIL; 1903, AT FORESTERS' HALL, GREYTOWN. 1 -—:—: : ■ FOR SALE. ' I * ITIOUR-ROOJIED HOUSE; Also FIVE- , A ROOMED HOUSE, IN SOUTH ICILBIRNIE • , ' (lid. tram section)., j Just being completed a!nd are fitted ivith every \ coiivenience. City Water. Gas. Mirror Wardrobes. Marseilles Tile JJoof. Large Rooms. EASY TERMS ■ ABBANGED. j SPECIAL NOTE.—South Kilfrirnia is Wellington s most rising suburb.' Values must rise here, with reclamation scheme and other large works that are in. hand. . . \ * E A S S O N's" ■ OPPOSITE TE ABO BAILWAY. STATION; 'WISE- AN : D - KNIGHT, ./ ■ \: , ' LIMITED, ' , ; LAND AND' ESTATE AGENTS, 'eketahuna, /•-•.•• TO LEASE. OA A ACRES! 170 acres in grass, 40 acres flat, well fenced, good house. Rent, 7s. por acre. Right of purchase, ,£B' per. aero. Price for owner's interest, £130. ■ "No. 221. OOA ACRES, all in grass, to be leased for a term of years at rental of £120 per annum, with right of purchase; good house and outbuildings, good'roads, 5 miles from town, 2 miles to cheese factory, creamery, etc. A(\ ACRES (about), all in grass, all good rich flat, 6-roomed house , and ■ sheds, close' to creamery', school, P. 0., and railway. Price, £700; terms, £100. cash; or will leafie at 18s. 6d.' per; week. : . No. 1 250. : • A! SPLENDID SHEEP-FARM. ■ /• - 1 Yifift ACRES; all in grass, all ploiighable; Xl.yl/ 250 acres "iii turhips, well fenced and subdivided; carrying capacity, two sheep to the acre; situated on good road, half-mile from station; 'good ~9-robmed;. house arid!; all necessary outbuildings.' 'Price,, £7 10s; par, acre;- terms, j; application." "I OA ACRES (about). A nice dairy farm on" JL.-WV very. easy, terms. All in', grass, except little, shelter bush; four acros ploughed; nice undulating country; good house and butbuildmgs; situated on good metalled iroad, half a mile to creamery,-sdhool, etc. Pkce;.' £15 per acre. Terms, £350 cask to reliable'man; ' : - . No. 20. WA A ACRIiS, ail splendidly , grassed except I lyu about two' acres • shelter bush, 100 acres flat around the homestead,'which consists of two'good houses and other buildings; now carrying 1200 sheep and 100 head of cattle; situated ' within easy distance of Eketahuna; half-mile to school and 'post. Price, £12 per acre; terms. , r 270. ~ , "' cm BAKER BROS. HAVE FOR SALEA . GENTLEMAN'S MODERN RESIDENCE, containing S large Rooms, 12ft. stud, 7ft. Entrance Hall, Bathrooiri (specially fitted up with enamel bath, arid lavatory basin with hot and cold water), washhouse, copper, tubs, coalhouse, and servant's room. • The houso wbb, built . under the supervision of well-known architects, and is in. splendid - order. There is'ialso a trapshed, and'man's room, two-stall stable, lift, etc., on the property. ' Tho land is planted with Valuablo Native and other . Shrubs, and. a-fine Vegetable Garden. . Two nevor-failing springs of water are on the property. The property can, be bought as a whole (nearly, 3 acres to, two main roads) or can be subdivided to suit any intending purchaser. The home is splendidly situated on a nice rise,, commanding a fine viow, and is within two minutes of tho tram. 'A 6ft. verandah runs round two sides of the house. •B A E'ER BR O S., ' , ;'f ; v - ' ' FOR SALE. ■ ' • MILLING TIMBER. CHANCE FOR' SAWMILLEBS., QA 000 FEET MATAI, RIMU. dU,UUU,UUU aD d TOTARA, stondinj ' on 1200 acres Freehold' Land; good-rolling country. j Every tree can be hauled to the mill on an • easy down grade. This is .Undoubtedly THE BEST TIMBER MILLING "SPEC." IN v NEW ZEALAND. c ■ Excellent Reasons Given for Selling.. ' s d ' Apply, sharp, J ROSS '& MACGREGOR, t REAL ESTATE AGENTS, FLAX, AND 1 TIMBER VALUERS, , MASTERTON. C. O. ROSS, ' J. L. MACGREGOR. i fJjona 265. RQ. Bjjx.Bfl. ' C7lB