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AUCTIONS. AN OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A FIRSTCLASS FARM, E SUITABLE FOR KIIEUPFAKiMINC!, DAIRYING OR CROPPING, CLOSE TO WELLINGTON. 0 t THURSDAY, nil JUNE, 1908, In (ho CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, WELLINGTON. At 2.30 p in. ; I>M jGETY A . ND COMPANY, LIMITED. i7T..T. vo r ccoivcd instructions froili tho MVERSIDE DAIRY COMPANY to sell, by ! r.,, Auction, their Farm in MOORB'S VALLEY, consisting of:— ' 1 H S'ti ACRES, 800 acrcs of which nro in , (fi'uss, balance in bush, about CSO acres Hat. ALL PLOUGHABLE. ISO ACRES HAVE BEEN PLOUGHED. Tho property is subdivided into 20 paddocks, wit.i new 7 and 8-wiro fences; well watered. Good road to property, two miles from School and Post Office; 10 r.-.iles from LOWER HUTT iuulvvuy Station. Buildings consist of two Houses (each G rooms), woolshed, yards, piggeries, dairy, cow-bails, etc. Tho carrying capacity is from 2 to 2J sheep per acre. Property is specially adapted for fattening stock, dairying, or crop growing. Six miles from Lower Hutt by riding track. Title—Land Transfer. TERMS.—IO per cent, down, 10 per cent, in 0 months; 1 10 por cant, in 12 months; balanco may bo arranged for on mortgage. This is an exceptional opportunity for obtaining a splendid property within easy access/ of tho City, and tho Auctioneers will arrange time to take buyors to inspect. For further information, apply to— ■ DALGETY AND CO., LTD./ 9251 Wellington. ' IMPORTANT LAND SALE. SATURDAY, 6th JUNE," At MESSRS. DALGETY AND COMPANY'S KOOMS, MASTEETON, At 2 p.m. „ SUBDIVISION OF F. J. DILLON'S " FAIRFIELD " PROPERTY, MATARAWA. 508, ACRES CHOICE DAIRYING LAND, 1 Divided into Three Blocks. TMTESSRS.. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, havo boon favoured with instructions from F. J. Dillon, Esq., to oiler at above time and place his valuable property, as under :— | (!) ACRES, HOMESTEAD BLOCK, adOXJL joining Matarawa Railway Siding, all Hat land (originally bush); 150 acrcs ploughable; divided into la paddocks, all well watered. Buildings—Good 9-roomed house, stable, woolshed, and large barn. (2) 0,7 ACRES, HEAVY DAIRYING LAND; " " all in grass, sis acres under plough; divided into lour paddocks (originally bush country); 1J miles from siding. 'ffllAA ACRES, HEAVY DAIRYING -Lv/v/ LAND, divided iiito thrco paddocks, all well watered; good G-roomed house on section;'lj'miles trorn rail. Tho property is most'conveniently situated . for dairying, being closo alongside the railway, and seven miles from Carterton and three miles from Greytown by good hard, llat roads; telephone, post office, and school close to property; ' DMelield Cheese Factory is just four miles distant-, The land is all llat and in good heart. : A plentiful supply of totara, matai, and rirnu i is 011 the property. . . TERMS, CASH., Delivery will bo given Ist ' August, 190 S. . Plans on. application. 5 DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., ' { 9278 Auctioneers. ,

ALLEPiS St. MOORE, : 34a 'MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON.,' " FARMS FOR S\LE. I Q1 ACRES, Danneyirlto; Good Dairy Farm, XOX all ill grassj oxccpt 50 acres;'' 3 paddocks, at present carrying 90 head bf cattlo; Titlo O.R.i'. at 275. Gd. - .Price, lOs.per acre. Terms.. i 1 9fllfb<Tl Nelson;. First-class' Sheo'p Country. Fitli particulars on application. • CITY SITE FOR SALE!. Close to .Cuba-''Street; frontage, 55ft., by a depth of 115 ft., with an undivided right of way of 14ft.; houso of 20 rooms let at ,£4 10s. per week. . Price and terms to' bo 1 arranged. This is a really first-class opportunity for a good investment. ... C 760 7 7 J SEMI-TROPICAL OTAKL ■ WHERE THE SHADDOCKS, CITRONS AND 'LEMONS GROW; / havo FOR SALE in '.'his delightful District, a property of 111 acres, the major portion of which is an orchard, with all varieties of fruit trees in full bearing. Grapes are horo grown to perfection in' tho open air. There is an old, but thoroughly sound, 6-Roomed House, with glasshouse attached. Though the place has been somewhat neglected for the last year or two, yet with a little initial outlay, it could bo made into an ideal homo for a retired businessman, and would pay very big dividends as an orchard and poultry farm. ' ' Call or write for full particulars.

BARR, LEARY, & WILLIAMS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 15S FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. C 537 AN OPEN LETTER TO FARMERS. : fTENTLEMEN,—Wo can, place at .your disposal an 1100 ACRE FARM, which, if you buy it, will go a long way to help you on tho road to prosperity. The proporty comprises RICH, SUNNY LOW ROLLING COUNTRY, with hills of SPLENDID LIMESTONE FORMATION. A larga portion of the area is ploughable, and tho whole place is well watered, well fenced, and in grass. There is a good homestead and all tho necessary outbuildings. Wo havo 110 hesitation in declaring that this proporty is one of tho FINEST , INVESTMENTS IN THE DOMINION. This proporty is tho PROPERTY YOU ARE LOOKING. FOR. THE FIRST MAN WHO INSPECTS IS ALMOST . SURE TO BUY. Therefore, don't write, but WIRE FOR PARTICULARS to ROSS & MACGREGOR, LAND AGENTS, MASTERTON, C7IS J