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AUCTIONS. TO-MOItROAV, TUESDAY, ISth JULY, at 1 p.m. GREAT SALE ()!' MAGNIFICENT NATIVE PLANTS, • The Best Collection Evsr Uffered in Wellington. NEW ZEALAND TREE ASTERS STEWART ISLAND TREE ASTERS IRIMUS. RATAS. WHITE TINES I CEDARS, I'ARSEEY-LEAVEI) PINES, I BIRCHES. GRASS TREES. HARCOURT AND COMPANY have been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, at their rcoius, 195 Lambton Quay, as aboveOne of (he finest collections of Native Ti'fns ever offered in the City of Wellington. Tho plants, which are nil hardy and well-rooted, have been grown in the Smith Island, and intending purclw-ers need have no fear ns to their bdng able to stand the climate of Wellington. On view To-morrow (Tuesday) Morning. To those who wish to add to' the beaulv of their gardens unci homes, to local bodies desirous of planting open places, this is an opportunity that should be tukeu full advantage of. HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE Of MARLBOROUGH' FREEHOLD. MARLBOROUGH FREEHOLD. SUBDIVISION OF. AVONCALE SHEEP STATION. AVONDALE SHEEP STATION. ' AND COMPANY, LTD., -*L-' havo been favoured with instructions from C. do V. TESCIIEMAKERSHUTE, ESQ., to OFFER FOR. SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at an earlv date, the whole of his well-known AVONDALE STATION, comprising tin AVONDALE, REDWOOD, and SUMMERLANDS Properties, containing— About 18,600 ACM * S rREEHOLD * 1 Q CftOi ACRES, held under Pastoral J.Oj'OOli' from the Crown. SUBDIVIDED INTO SUITABLE SIZED BLOCKS of mixed Agricultural and Pastoral Lands, full particulars of which will be advertised as soon ns a survey can be completed and subdivision plans prepared. EXTENDED AND~LTBERAL TERMS WILL BE-GIVEN. This property-is well-known as one of the BEST OF ITS KIND IN NEW ZEALAND, comprising sweet, healthy country, with sunny aspect. It contains a fair portion of agricultural land, second to none in the district, growing excellent cereal crops, rape, and turnips. Tho land holds grass well, and large, drafts of sheep and lambs aro fattened annually off tho grass for export. The wool from the Avondalc Station realises top prices on the London markets. Cocksfoot grows splendidly,.and Timothy spreads naturally on the country. Tho whole property is well watered and roaded; it is well fenced and subdivided, nml it will be cut up into suitablo sized blocks and sold on such easy terms as will enable purchasers with small capital to acquire holdings, and as the country is so readily improvable it must appeal to all bona-fklo buyers as a good investment, as ils value can be largely increased with little outlay. The property is situated 1(1 miles from tho post town, Renwicktown. by good level road; mails twice weekly; "and is 21, miles from Blenheim, the homestead being connected by telephone with Blenheim Bureau. DATE OF SALE AND DETAILS OF SUBDIVISION AND TERMS WILL BE ADVERTISED LATER. Further particulars will be supplied on application to tho Auctioneers. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., Blenheim, Or Offices throughout the Dominion. LAfID FOR SALE BY PRUVATE TREATY, OR AUCTION IF UNSOLD BEFORE. (GttAf) ACRES highly improved firstytPVU class dairying land on easy terms. Owner retiring. Including 3000 acrcs of his well-known Mangamnhu property, near Ohingaiti, Maiu Trunk Line. This land is unsurpa-sed for fertility. Used fcr over thirtv years as a bullockfattening station. , Owner has been pushed for over fifteen vears by land purchasers to offer this block for miiking farms. Now they are to have the longsought opportunity to acquire a, hrst-class dairying farm. OQAA ACRES very rich, highly im.vaw p rove( i land in tho Waikato, known as RuUuhia. Homestead, Obaupo, 'i miles from Hamilton, 3J- miles from Ohaupo saleyardsv Largest miiking herd sales in Dominion held 'at these yards. 1 milo from railway .-•tatiou. Creamery and school handv. Climatic conditions place this block, with its rich soil, in the front as dairying land. Mild winters. Complete absenco of cold, driving rain cr high prevailing winds. Permanent water m each paddock. Splendid fruit district. Beautiful scenery. Will sell this block as a whole if desired, with a considerable reduction in price, as climate and scenery make it an ideal gentleman's estate. Tsrmn ACRES, 2 miles Frankton AiH/iJU Junction. Rich swamp and downs land. Same climatic conditions as Ohaupo land applies. Two miles butter factory, 1} miles school, 3 miles I'rom Hainiltui. Pick with a few exceptions of rhese blocks can bo got dealing privately. If unsold before, .mction sale on farms, Ohingaiti, July 27th, 12 noon; Rukuhia Homestead, 2nd August, 11 a.m.; Frankton Farm. August 3rd, 11 a.m. Buyers nhewn over farms any day. Owner at Ohingaiti each Wednesday; Rukuhia Homestead, Thursday; Frankton, Friday. Associations dealt with under Government Finance Act. For private sale only. Goodwill, 20.00 C acres iirst-class milling bush. Very largo proportion totara, balance riinn and matai, with some white pine; 50 years' cutting rights. Low royalties. 1.1- miles to railway station. Easy country to work. Estimated cut over 30,000 ft. to acre. Agents bringing or sending buyers allowed 1} per cent, either in a private sale or under the hammer. Wrilo for terms and conditions, also arrange to bo met at train. EWEN M'GREGOR, OHAUPO. SPLENDID BLOCK BUSH LAND. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. ACRES, of limestone bush coun»JO>J>l7 try, within 30 miles of seaport town, by good summer road to both back and Front of section, 1000 acres in grass, 3 miles fencing, whave and yard.-;; grass carries 2 sheep right through winter. Price, ot'2 ss. per acre. One-third cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. Apply, sharp, LEW'S AMD CO., Land Agents, WANGANUI. FOR SALE, SPLENDID WAIRARAPA PROPERTY. FOR SALE, Mr. Charles Pharazyn"s well-known Property, LONGWUJD, situated two miles from Featherston. The land is all Hat, and comprises 857 acres, all in grass, with the exception of 15 acres of Native Bush, which has been preserved, the garden and grounds aro most tastefully laid ont. The. Homestead—ii spiendid brick house, only recently erected—contains 1? rooms, with every modern convenience, and is installed with electric light. There are also outbuildings. motor-sh«l, shear-ing-sheds, and usual farm buildings. This is an opportunity of procuring a property such as seldom comes into th» market. For price and all particulars, apply BARR, LEARY, AND WILLIAMS, i-EATHERSTON ST., WELLINGTON,