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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 256, 22 July 1908, Page 12

AUCTIONS. THURSDAY,' JULY 30,' 1003, At 7.30 p!m. ' AUCTION SALE. 110 SECTIONS. 110 ' m H E CONLIN ESTATE, NORTHLAND. TERMS:£5 Deposit per Section -£5 jgg In Three Months jgg Balance in 3 years, at J per cent, interest. 'Bus will run from Karori Tunnel to Conlin Estato on Saturdays, Sundays, and Wednesdays, at regular intervals from 2 p.m. until 4.30 p.m. Tickets, Harcourt and Co. Every Section distinctly pegged off. Plans-on application. HARCOURT AND CO.. Auctioneers." 5465 . . IMPORTANT SALE. : HOTEL PROPERTY — FREEHOLD. THE MASONIC HOTEL, WANGANUI. MESSRS. WILLIAM AND HARPER, instructed by the Trustees in the Estate of the lato' Mrs. C. L.'Noilson, will Sell by Public. Auction, at their Mart, Victoria Avenue, on AVEDNESDAY, 29th JULY, 1908, at 2.30 o'clock p.m., the following'. Valuable Freehold Property, on which stands tho'abovo well-known Hotel and other Buildings:— • Sections 502 and 503 Town'of .Wanganui, containing" two (2) roods, more or less, having frontages' to Taranaki Quay (the River Bank Road) - 237 links, and Plymouth Street 404 links. ■ ' - . The property is sold subject to a lease which has nearly two years to run, and is situated in one of-the most pleasant positions and populated parts of Wanganui. , Portion' of the purchase, money can remain, on mortgage.' For full particulars, conditions of sale, title, etc., apply— 1 • WILLIAMS AND HARPER, . Auctioneers; Or '• MESSRS. BARNICOAT AND TREADWELL, Solicitors, 548-1 • Wanganui. " ; TARANAKI LAND. ~ A HIGH-CLASS SHEEP FARM. / qqo ACRES, SPLENDID SHEEP COUNOQ/V TRY, all in first-rate grass, : fenced into 16 paddocks (shtsp-proof fences), good 5-roomed House and outbuildings, cattle and sjieep yards, shearing shed (o? x- 24). The whole place in excellent order and very easy to muster. •At present Wintering 1300 sheep (over 1000 of Which are breeding ewes) and 240 cattlo (nearly all heifers, in calf). RESULTS LAST YEAR: DO per cent, lambs reared, previous year 95 per cent., reared. Losses on ewes last, year; less than 3 per cent. Post' offico, school, and store within four miles. Only one day and a half's drive from freezing works, for fat sheep. PRICE—.£B 10s. PER ACRE. ADJOINING LAND SOLD RECENTLY AT OVER .£lO PER ACRE. BUTCHERY- BUSINESS FOR SALE. Flourishing Business in New Plymouth, doing a turnover of ,£240 per. month; Fittings all new and up-to-date;. 7-horses, 3 carts,, har ness, sausage machino,. brine pumps, vats, : and all neces'sr-ry equipment i: rent of premises, 15s. per'week. Price for Goodwill, .Plant, and Fittings, only/4310.''*' :; A SPLENDID CHANCE. .• ■ H. F. RUSSELL & CO., LAND AGENTS, NEW.PLYMOUTH. ; ■ ' ' C9ll TIMBER PER ACRE - LAND. INVES'I ORS—T\ r ay pay fancy prices for improved land when you can get the following property, . covered . with splendid MILLING TIMBER, for .£2 PER ACRE, and make a fortune out of it, the timber alohe being valued .it several times the'price asked for the freehold. Wllen all in grass the pro-' perty will' winter at least two sheep to the acre■ ' n A() A ACRES FREEHOLD, six miles rCiyU from. Manawatu Railway, mostly covered with good- RIMU BUSH, estimated to cut 20,000 - feet per acre. Metalled road to within two miles. .' Improved land in this vicinity valued at j£B per acre..-' JB2- 15s. per acre refused' for. timber alone on. adjoining property. . PRICE i; 2 PER ACRE. . . wSIOOO cashi ifilOOO in twelve months, ■ balance four years 'at 5 per cent. ' • • : : LONGDILL .'&' CO., : LEADING LAND AGENTS, . - TAIHAPE. ' : Buyers can be met at Shannon and shown over property. , ' • THOMSON ■;&, i WALKER, ' . (Campbell Thomson), ■ :: 1 ; ■ : LAND. ESTATE, AND GENERAL : COiIMISSIO-. AUENTo,. • ' UAN.N'EViiilijj'. . nnr ACRES L.R.P., at 225. 6d. per acre. OOO.' Nearly ring fenced. . " .Well watered. 290 acres. in grass, balance light bush. Carlies '2J sheep, beside*, cattlo. I'lice, J;10 per acre; terms. • v ' . . 117 1 /»o ACRES FREEHOLD, 10 miles from lA)G Dannevirke. All fenced and suddivided into : 10' paddocks. All. ploughable. Carrying *1 sheep yer acre, also 50 cows and voung stock. Sis-roomed dwelling, cowshed, ind outbuildings. Quarter-mile from dairy tactory. Price, il9 per acre. • . ' • " «3 ACICIiS l'ltEiirtOLD, all level alluvial lOw land, fenced and .subdivided into 11 paddocks;" M acres ploughed. \V'uUeied oil c«ws besides horses and young stock._ Haltmile to. dairy factory. Two cottages ot o rooms each, large cowshed, stable, .and otuer buildings. Price, xm 10s. per acre. .. . WILLIAM SiNGLAIR, NATHAN'S BUILDINGS. : FOR SALE. -' M-iSTERTON.—3OOO ACRES, 1500 acres good plougliablo land. Now wintering 4300 sheep, 260 cattle, 20 horses. Wool clip 3 years averaged. ,£930 Yearly profit sales sheep and cattle "£IOO3. This Estate pays 10 per cent, per annum. .StrongTv rcomtneuded as first-class investment. Price only .£6 per acre. Title Laud Transfer. TARANAKI.—I3I4 ACRES, all in grass, at per acre. Two sheep Ito acre country, "* TARANAKI.—S2S ACRES, at £h per acre, 300 acres grass. Two sheep country. .Only .£6-5 cash required. • . .■ TARANAKI.—IIS3 ACRES, at J5 ss. per aero. All in grass. Two sheep couutry. Only .£IOOO cash required. TARA.NAKI.~6SO ACRES, at .£7 10s. per acre. All in grass. Winters two ewes. Good warm sheep country. - TARANAKI—I7OO ACRES, at 44 10s. per aero. 900 acrcs in grass. Good two sheep country. ■ TARAN4KI.-G2O ACIUOS," at' £S 10s. per acre, all grassed. Good two sheep country. TARANAKI.—Fine Dairy Farm of 190 acres. I 1 ill pT acre, all grassed. Nearly all ploughable. Only .£SOO cash. TARANAKI.--450 ACRES, at JIG per acre. 300 ocres well grar :1. Two and u hall' slieep country. Several Dairy Farms, 100 acres upwards, from X 9 10s. per acre. WAIKATO.—72OO ACRES, over half, level land, complete homestead. Splendid farm. Price Lilly .£4 por acre. Very easy terms. Write for particulars. WAVERLEY.—V.'OO ACRES, guaranteed two eheop country, and 200 cattle, 1400 acres good grass, 13 paddocks, homestead, woolshed, yards and dip. Price only .£5 per aero. Very easy terms. WILLEAM SINCLAIR. NATHAN'S BUILDINGS, ■ WELLINGTON.