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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 332, 20 October 1908, Page 12

AUCTIONS, TO-DAY,' ' : TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1908, At 11 a.m. At THE CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, WILLIS STREET. ABSOLUTE SALE OF THE PETONE .BREWERY (As a Going Concern). The Owner .Retiring from Business. Messrs. levien, shallcrass, and CO., have, -l'cceived instructions from Thomas H. Harley, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction, as above— The well-known Brewery Plant, situated near the Petone Railway Station. It includes a" Native Lease of a valuable piece of land having a frontage of 140 ft. to the Hutt Road. Yearly rental .£l2 13s. 4t1.; 101 years to run. The Brewery Building and Plant complete in every respect, including engine, boiler, steam coil, refrigerator, malt crusher (Steel s Patent Crusher), boiling vats, mask tubs, cooler, etc. Also, A 5-roomed dwelling, let for. .£36 per annum. The casks, bottles, horses, and traps, may be taken at a valuation. The profits from a brewery business are too well known : to' need comment. Here is one that commands, without opposition, the most rapidly expanding districts within the vicinity of Wellington, and affords an energetic man an opportunity of working up !i privato and publichouse trade, which must provide' him with a competency long before tho expiration of the lease. Easy terms can be arranged. 7389 DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED. . HORSE SALE. HORSE SALE. SHOWGROUNDS. MASTERTON. ' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 190S, At 12 o'clock noon. Dalgety and company, ' limited, have pleasure in announcing that they have received instructions from RUPERT MORRISUN, Esq., "Blairlogie." to hold a sale of all bis Surplus Stock of Horses at the abovo time and place, when wo will oiler:— /A HUNTERS, HACKS, HARNESS, 40 DRAUGHTS, HALF-DRAUGHTS, • MARES and GELDINGS . Comprising— DRAUGHTS— 1 draught mare, 8 years ■ 1 draught gelding, 9 years ■ 1 draught gelding, G years 1 half-draught filly, 3yrs. (unbroken) 2 draught geldings, 2yrs. (unbroken) 4 half-draught mares and geldings, 5 years 1 half-draught mare, aged 2 half-draught geldings, 2 years (unbroken) HACKS- , 1 chestnut gelding, 3 years, by Never More —War Cry mare 2 geldings, 3 years (unbroken) 1 brown, mare, 4 years 1 bay pony gelding, aged ' 1' bay pony gelding, 3 years 1 bay pony mare, 6 years 1 bay . mare,. 5 years 1 chestnut gelding) 4 years, by The Child 1 chestnut mare, 3 years (unbroken), by Never More 1 brown pony gelding, 3 years HUNTERS- .. 1 chestnut mare, 4 years, "Jess" 1-chestnut gelding, "Prospector" 1 chestnut inaro, "Toote" , ' HARNESS--1 pair black mares, 5-7 years 1 bay gelding 1 gig pony 1 pair bay geldings • 1 brown gelding FRANK EVANS, 7036 Auctioneer. CHEAP DAIRY AND SHEEP FARM. IJ(\ A ACRES of the best Dairy Land <n i » vrdfc Dairying istriet, 6ituated 1J miles fror' Cheese Factory and Schoc!, and four miles fiom Masterton; CI acres under oats and turnips; 19 paddocks, carrying two sheep to thi ocre; tight-roomed House and outbuildings. Price, '£12 per acre. Easy term! R. E. HOV.'ELI, AND CO., LTD., Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agent* MASTERTON. FOR SALE. WE have jnst completed the following superior Houses that are'fitted with every modern "convenience, are up-to-date in every re6 pect, and are all situated 'in good localities:— . .. Hataitai, 8 rooms. Kilbirnie Nortji, 0 rooms. Hataitai, 6 rooms. Kelburne, 4 rooms. Kilbirnie South, 4 rooms. Kilbirnie South, 5 rooms. Kilbirnie South, 4 rooms, with three-stall stable. Brooklyn. 4 rooms. We will accept low prices for these houses, and will give easy terms if required. For full particulars auDlir to— j. W. EASSOPd CO., Timber Merchants, Kilbirnie. -j - 'Phono 223. w.-'Br-CHENNELLS AND CO,, AUCTIONEERS, LAND, HOUSE, 'AND ESTATE AGENTS, ACCOUNTANTS, VALUERS, \ MASTERTON. The Oldest Established and Principal Agency in'the Wairarapa. AT A VERY LOW FIGURE! BEAUTIFUL'COUNTRY AND EXCELLENT BUILDINGS. "rtir»AA- A CRT'S, of which 2500 are Freehold, /50UU and 100 Native I.easofor2o.years, ata very nominal rental. Nicely situated; exactly six miles from well-known harbour, and 111 good residential district; capital roads and extensive frontages; really grand country, lying well to the sun; half liiyestone, with tho remainder strong grey clay and papa; somo 150 acres flat, growing heavy crops or rape and turnips; 2100 acres grassed, balance still in bush (tawa, riniu", matai, etc.); all rideable, with fine stretches of tablelands, and easy, flattopped ridges; between 20 and 30 paddocks; totara and puriri fencing; firo nicely cleaned up the place last summer; winters 2 sheep per acre and 500 head cattle. Olio of the finest homesteads in New Zealand, containing 10 rooms, built of heart kauri, 2 bathrooms (h. and c.), 12ft. verandah. • Beautifully-kept grounds, with tennis lawns, shrubberies, etc.; prolific orchard; complete Outbuildings, including Stables, Woolshed, Yards etc., etc. PRICE, £G 10s. per acre ouly. Wo ..cannot speak too highly of this property, and it is only by personally samo that its real valuo can bo appreciated. Detailed particu- . lars will bo forwarded on application, and'wo will be pleased to personally-conduct all buyers to this excellent investment. _ C 675 .WE HAVE THE EARTH FOR CALE. COME AND SEE THIS. 6PLENDID SHEEP AND CATTLB COUNTBY. AA A ACRES, Native lease for 50 years, OUI/v/ 9d. per acre rent. Land is level nnd undulating, with improvement will carry cheep per ucrd, besides cattla. Alt yood land. ' PRICE, 15s PER ACRE, GOODWILL. Write at once to i R. HARRIS, ' LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT. MASTERTON. Numerous other Properties for Sals' ot Et j dhangt" VarticttlM'S ou application* CSW