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AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY, 29th MARCH, 1011, At 11 a.m. 'At.Our Kooms, 2G Brandon Street. CASKS OP QK r Jt> PETRIFITE CEMENT. "0 . In. Perfect Condition. 1 J WITHOUT RESERVE. WITHOUT RESERVE. A . L. WILSON AND CO. are instructed by Messrs. Mitchell and ving to sell, as above— 35 casks of Petrifite Cement, in perfect condition, which, owing to ; the owners, Messrs. Mitchell and Ivins, having left for Sydney, MUST BE SOLD. Original cost, £1-1 per ton; 5 casks to ton. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, tho 29th MARCH, 1911, r .At, 12 o'clock noon. j! AUCTION SALE OF A BLOCK Or | LOWER HUTT LAND. , 34 Ss s 34* Of RICH GROWING SOIL! A Frontage of 2431 lfriks to MIDDLE WAIWETU'-ROAD And 2611 links to KNIGHT'S ROAD, ( Adjoining the well-known Taino Estate, j AL. WILSON AND CO. are favour- , s • ed with instructions from E. J. ■ Riddiford, Esq., to offer in their Rooms, ; 2G Brandon Street, on WEDNEsDAI, the 29th MARCH, 1911, at 12 o'clock noon- J That verv exceptional BLOCK OF 34 ACRI3S (more or less) OP MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LAND, situate between the Watwetu and Knight s- Road, LO\V Mi. . HUTT, having a frontage of 24.il links to the former and 2014 links to the latter road. | This is the last remaining block in an undoubtedly superior situation for subdivisional purposes.- .It is approached in about 10 minutes' walk from the Main Hutt Ro"ad,~and a Tnis stops close to the property. _ < The inquiry for Lower Hutt properties ■, is very steady. At the present time they 1 are freely changing hands, and the natural j increase' in population will continue to 1 create a demand for residential purposes, i and sections comprising two acres or more, i giving scope for gardening, will be more i keenly sought after as time goes on. This i block fills a gap in these require- i ments, and the Auctioneers have conli- ! deuce in recommending the attention ot j investors or speculators to its adaptabil- , ity in this respect. The proprietor (Air. i Riddiford) has been approached repeated- i ly to sell in varicus areas, but has de- i clined to negotiate except in a block, and he has now decided to submit it to public auction.' TITLE-L.T. Terms and full particulars can be had from Messrs. Bell, Gully, Bell, and Myers, Solicitors, Wellington; or the Auctioneers, Messrs., A. L. Wilson and Co. WEDNESDAY, 29th MARCH, At 1,30 o'clock. EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, No. 4 YOST TYPEWRITER, ROLLER-TOP DESK, AT OUR ROOMS. ' f L. WILSON AND CO. will hold their Weekly Sale of Household Furniture and Pianos at their rooms, as above. ' The catalogue this week will be a very extensive anil lengthy one, and embraces furniture of fill excellent class, and ineluded in the list will be some very superior Royal Axminster Carpets, and a lot cf useful Furniture too bulky to be packed for Australia. There will bo practically NO RESERVE for this week's' sale. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. FOR SALE IN GROVE ROAD, KELEURNE. (TkWING to Ov;ner being transferred to \J Dunedin, we are offering for Sale an ideal 5-roomed VILLA RESIDENCE, the internal fittings of which aro a long way ahead of similar residences. Conveniences are perfcct. The section has a frontage of 50 feet by about 130 feet. Tho position is delightfully sunny, and tho view iseverything that can be desired. Cost to the owner in the original was over £1100. Our instructions are to sell at ,£IO3O. A. L. AVILSON AND CO., 26 BRANDON STREET. FOR SALE. 11 AQO ACRES, 0.R.P., at 335. per JLIPOo acre, annual rent £58 125.; heavy bush section, 100 licres felled, all undulating papa country, situated 6 miles from Uwhango Township and railway station by 3 miles good road and 3 miles good track; adjoining owners are asking 30s. per acre for goodwill of L.I.P. sections. Price, for quick sale, only -SfiOli, goodwill; terms, £250 cash, balance at 5 per cent. Must be sold. "POR SALE, OR LEASE, Upper Plain, js? Masterton, Comfortable Residence of 10 rooms, with 5, 12, or 19 acres good flat land; every convenience, hot and cold water; all outbuildings, orchard, large fowl" run; an ideal home; H miles from town; terms aro exceptionally easy. Apply early for further particulars to COCHRANE & BUYSMEKIT MASTERTON AND TE KUITI. F. B. Butement, J. W. Cochrane, Masterton. Te Kuiti. 552 ACRES. ONLY ,£523 CASH REQUIRED, o-fl ACRES, good district, metalled ODrV road, 9 miles from Railway, s m ;ie { r om School. Wintered 850 breedintr ewes last ■ season, which produced iq.C „er cent of lambs; 100 per cent. 0 f lambs sold at Sis, (id. Besides above, carried 50 bend-of-cattle; aO acres plough,ble balance all easy country, o paj. Snrk's house 5 rooms, cowshed, and other outbuilding. Price £13 10s. per acre. Terms i's3B cash, balance u years at 5 he CHEAPEST Farm we have handled for months. Wire NOW tor hrst refusal of J LEWIS AlftiD CO. 3. WANGANUI. 1600 ACRES A REALLY Sound Grazing Property, A on the Rangitikei Watershed. Originally heavy bush, now splendidly grassed an& subdivided into 18 paddocks. Complete homestead buildings and large shed with machines; 8 miles rail by good metal road. First-class sheep anil cattle farm. Price £11 10s.; easy terms. Apply s A. H. ATKBWSON & CO,, LTD., FEILDING. A SPLENDID CHANCE, n/i j a ACRES Improved Land, sifcuated 9 miles from Hamilton and 5 from Cambridge, to be sold in Lots to suit purchasers; 50 acres or more on very easy terms. The land is all level, and easily put in order. Land joining this block selling at £15 per acre. Price £6 per acre. For terms, apply to I Sole Agents-^ 8/1 ©tor e. smith,, - ' EEILPINU.