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AUCTIONS _• , t SOLWAY SALEYARDS, MASTJSUTON. WEDNESDAY, 9th AUGUST, 1911, . At 12.30 o'clock. fTIHE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS : J- will offer as above— SHEEPSliO good hoggets ■ !)0 4, G-tooth and f.m. ewes in lamb to blackfaces, good lino ■ ■ ,80 f.in. ewes in lamb to Roamey rams : , 131) forward' omptv ewes i _ Hot Luncheon Provided, on tho Ground. THE VERY RICHEST OF. DAIRY LAND, ! CLOSE WELLINGTON. 442 ACEES- ; 260 ACRES FREEHOLD, ■ ..: 173 ACRES NATIVE LEASE. THE FREEHOLD WILL CARRY ONE DAIRY COW PEE ACKE; ALL OLD SWAMP LAND, PERFECTLY DRAINED, AND OF THE VERY LEST QUALITY. I Good Buildings; three miles from Rail- ; way Station, 2 miles from School and Creamery; WELL WITHIN WELLINGTON CITY SIILK SUPPLY AREA. : 1 •' This is one of the FINEST DAIRY OR • BU LLOCK-F ATTENIN G FARMS now i. la tho market. I PRICII, £37 PER ACRE FOB, FREE- ; HOLD, LEASEHOLD THROWN li,. Suitable Terms can be arranged. 831G 'HARCOURT & CO,, ' DOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, AUC. - - 'j lIONEEESj AND SHARE*' " BROKERS, i LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, KELBURNE. 1 . rfIHE Directors of the Upland Estate Company, Ltd., bavo decided to realise upon the unsold portion of'tho land. . To bring this about us speedily as possible, prices hare .been fixed at a standard so low that purchasers can absoluto- ■ ly dependupon obtaining a very considerable profit in tho;near future. Just as tho early purchasers of Kelburne land reaped substantial'benefit, so can buyers now do equally. as well under tho conditions formulated. ; No ono can question as to the future of'.th.is portion of the City; it must pro- • • gress and Ikj for all time a leading • local. ■ Agents, Architects, arid Builders can ;; obtain information as to advantages to be obtained in dealing With portions of this property. Assistance wilt be given if required to those desiring to build iw» Viediately. For plans and particulars apply to L. H. B. W3LSON, , Secretary ..The Upland Estate Company, ' ",iLtd., ; 31 Hunter Street, WELLINGTON. FOE SALE. (QJPLENDID Wairarapa Property For ►J Sale—Mr. Charles Pharazyn's wellknown Property, "Longwood," situated two miles from Featherston.. ... The land is all Hat, and' comprises 857 acres, all in. grass, with the exception of 13 acres of Native Bush, which has been . preserved. The garden and' grounds, which are thirty years old, are most tastefully laid out. Tho homestead, a splendid brick house, only recently erected, contains 17 roams, with every modern convenienco ,and.. is : installed . with electric light., There ' are also outbuildings, motor-shed, shearing sheds, and usual ■farm .buildings. ... The, land,., which is suitable for cutting ,up into dairy farms,, is worth the money without the homestead. Some of the., poorer .laud adjoining has been sold at,.£?o an acre. There is a cheese faclory within one mile ,of the property. This is an opportunity of securing , a property, such as seldom comes into the mar- , : Price, ,£3O per acre; terms to be arranged. For further particulars apply B'ARR, LEARY AND WILLIAMS, Accountants, Sharebrokers, and Land . . Agents, • Featherston Street. WELLINGTON. CHEAP FARM. "S AAA ACRES,, Main Trunk Line, 3 .Ll7\J\j miles from station, splendid road, 100 \ acres grassed,: 200 acres being felled, -100 acres'milling bush (sawmill adjoins); good new house 8 rcoms, 4 paddocks, 400 acres ploughable; originally all bush land;. Native lease 21 years 2s. y«r acre, renewable further 21 years at revaluation on unimproved value. - PRICE, £3250.'' Terms ,£1250 cash, balance at current rates. ' LEWas' AMD CO., WANGANUI. - WANG AN U1 DISTRICT. O/J AA ACRES, Leasehold, 3 years to . run; rental, -is. 2d. per acre. Purchasiug clause, J.'lo per. acre. Good fattening country, 520 acres ploughablo; 2 miles from railway. Goodwill, 30s. per ■ acre. , WAIRARAPA DISTRICT.' QQAA ACRES, Freehold,' G miles from nrtJVV township, 1090 acres ploughable; 0-roomed house, stable, etc., carrviDg 1000 sheep and cattle. Price, .SU 10? TE KUITI. OACO ACEES, Nativo Lease, 12 years. /VUOO 11 years at Is., 10 at Is. Gd., end 21 at 5 per cent, on unimproved valueDUO iu ginss, balance bush; (» miles fencing, 7 miles from To Kuiii, price 12s Cd. per acre. J. D. CRUSCKSHAMKi LAND AGENT. .11 HUNTER STREET. CUMM3SVJG AMD SOW, Land Agents and Auctioneers, 85 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, HAVE FOR SALEVERY .SUPERIOR SHEEP FARM. rjTHAMES VALLEY, on railway line, 3J •JL miles from station, school, and post oince, 1712 Aercs, all rich heavy dark loam, about IGOO acres in good grass, remainder in fern and scrub, all ploughable, well watered, ring-fenced, 10 paddocks; carrying capacity. 1000 ewes and lamb;-, 250 wethers, and a t'e>v cattle and horses; buildings, 5-roomed house, stable, shearing-shed, yards, etc.; cheap, at Jta ' 10s. an acre. EXCELLENT SHEEP FARM. WAIICATO, about 100 miles, from Auckland, 10 miles from railway station, 2 miles from creamcry anil school,' 2CD4 acres, superior grass land, jfi.'iO acres ij good grass, GOO acres in bush, .remainder iu scrub and rough feed, 100 acres ploughable, all well watered, fenced, D paddocks, carrying 3000 sheep and 90 cattle; fully improved; will carr>.'.OOO owe?, besides eattlc, buildings, good new 7-roomed house, bathroom, hot and cold water service, shearing-shed, yards, etc. A raro bargain at £7 an acre. PLEASE SEND FOR LISTS OF COUNTRY PROPERTIES FOR SALE,