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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1242, 26 September 1911, Page 10

AUCTIONS. SALE under Conduct of the registrar of the Supreme Coiirl- of Now Zealand, at Wellington, on MONDAY, the lUth day of 0CT013H1!, Ml, at 2 o'clock. BE ANT) AND JOHNSTON. Auctioneers, Wellington, have ri'ccivcd instructions from tlio lifgUtrar of the Supreme Court, Xow Zealand, to sell at Ilicir Jfoorus, Nos. 155 ami 157 Lambion Quay, ■Wellington, as aboveALL THAT piece or parcel of land sitint? in tha Provincial District of Woliintton, containing 1 rood IH.-1 perches, being Lots 8 and 0 on Dep;;sit<d I'Uui No. 127!) of part of Section.'l 5, Rutt District, and being tlie whole of the land comprised in Cortificalo of Titb, Volume 121), folio 202, Wellington Uegistcr Book. This .Property.' which is sihi.itcd on the Main Hutt Kond Lower Hntt, has a frontaßC of 80ft. by a deptli of 183 ft., more or less, whereon is ortd'od a sevonrpomed dwellinghouse, with all conveniences. For further particulars, apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; Or MESSRS. BUNNY AND AYSON, Solicitors for tho Mortice, 151-3 Lambion Quay, Vv'edlington. lAMB FOR SALE SY PRSVATE TREATY. OB AUGTiOM 3F j- UNSOLD BEFORE. /JSTAA ACRES highly improved Srst--001/i7 class dairying land on oasy term 3. Owner retiring. Including 3000 acres of his well-known Manpmako property, near Ohingaiti, Main Trunk .Line. This land is unsurpassed for fertility. Used for over thirty years as a buliockfattening station. Owner has been, pushed for over fifteen years by land purchasers to offer this block for milking farms. Now they are to have the longsought opportunity to acquire a first-class dairying farm. Cirp(\(\ ACRES very rich, highly im.4o\yl) proved laud in the Waikato, known as Kakuhiu Homestead, Ohaupo, 7J miles from Hamilton, 3i miles from Ohaupo saleyards. Largest milking herd sales in tho Dominion held at these yards. 1 mile from railway station. Creamery and school handy. Climatic conditions place this block, with its rich soil, in me front as (birring land. Mild winters. Complete absence of cold, driving ram or hi»h prevailiag winds. Permanent water irToach paddock- Splendid fruit district. Beautiful scenery. Will sell this blocs as a whole if tesire'd, with a-considerable reduction in price, as climate ami scenery make it an ideal gentlemen's estate. "8 fsffcf\ ACRES, 2 miles Frankton jL-vUI/ ■ Junction., Rich swamp and downs land. Same climatic conditions as Ohaupo land applies. Two in ilea butter factory, Ii mile 3 school, 3 miles frou Hamilton. Tick with a few exceptions of there blocks can be got dealing privately. If unsold before auction sals on farms, Ohincaiti, August 30, 12 neon; Rukuhia Homestead, August 31, 11 a.m.; Fraukton Farm, September 1, 11 a-tn. Buyers shown over farms any day. Owner at Ohingaiti each Wednesday; Kukuhia Homestead, Thursday; ir'ranfcton, l-'riday. Associations dealt with under Government Finance Act. For private sale only. Goodwill, 20,000 acres tirst-class milling bush. Very large proportion totara, balance rimu and uiatai, with some white pine; 50 years' cutting rights l . Low royalties. 1J miles to railway station. Easy country to work. Estimated cut over 30,000 ft. to acre. Agents bringing or sending buyers allowed 1J per cent, either in a. private salo or under the hammer. Write for term? and conditions, also arrange to bo met at train. "eWEW R/3'GREGOR, OHAUPO. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. Mβ. JAMES MACINTOSH begs to intimnto that he has been joined in Partnership by Mr. Edgar Lowder Holmwood, late Sheep-fanner in tho Wairarapa arid Hnwke's Bay Districts, and by Mr. Albert Creagh O'Connor, lato an Auctioneer in Messrs. Dalgety and Company's Wool and Stock Department. The now Firm will be known as JAMES MACINTOSH ANT) COMPANY, and their business of Pastoral and Financial Agents—including Land, Stock, General Commission and Shipping Business also Woolbrqkers and Laud Valuers —will bo carried on in their Offices at 113-115 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY (Royal Exchange Buildings), Opp. Bank of New Zealand, Wellington. Telephone 3277. A SNIP. SPLENDID OAUSY FAIiM. 153 AGUES, CLOSE TO PIC'TON. Good New House of 5 Eosms with Every Convenience. Stable, Barn. Cowshed, etc. Within Quo Milis or tho New Liukwater Cheeso Factory. npIIIS Property is beautifully situated, J. anrt is a fine healthy farm. It adjoins the homestead of John Duncan, Esn M.P., is close to .the seashore, and is within 1 bou/s run cf Picton. The land i= all flat and comprises Fome of the most fertile soil in JJarlborou«h It is all in P o0l! ' IKlr '.' and lust year protlr.cwl i tons of chaßf per aero (rr;m'3 considerable area. Tho Linkwnter Co-operative Cheese Factory has recently been erected, and is within 1 mil? of the property. Tiie place will run SO cows, and probably more. Price, .£29 per ncre. I.PRFonnnlo terms. Tliis" is really itnnd property, and we can recommend it with confidence. GRSFFBTHS AiMD SQN, LAND AGENTS. BLEXnEIM. FOR LEASE OB EXCHANGE. TO LEASE, on favourable terms.—New and l.'p-to-Date WAREHOUSE, two Stories, with Basement, Floor Space about 50011 feet, practically fire-proof; beautiful light, and in the centre of business portion. Also Attached Suites of Offices with Strong-Rooms. llaud.-.ome .New Buildings, nearly ready for occupation. Applv, . . JAMES P. THOMSON. Napier. T7IXCHANGE for Sheep or Dairy Farm, $-i about sumo equity; 10 well-built Dwellings, situated Feilding; all let, good rentals, all in good repair, showiug good return. Price, .C4SUU. Mortgage, .tIGOO, at a l , per cent. 5 years. Full particulars J. T. BARRY AND CO., Agents, Feilding. WANTED. A BUSH FARM—IOOO TO 1500 ACRES. TO EXCHANGE for 230 Acres, all improved, good houso and • outbuildings, situated close to township, P. 0., creamery, aud school. All easy country. No weeds. PRICE, £V> per acre. Equity, about £2100. Owners are young men, and want a back-blocks farm which they could improve. Apply LEWIS AMD CO., AVANGANUI. (TiFiEAl' PREPAID ADVERTISE\J MENTS are inverted in "The Bominion" us follows:— - Situations Wanted. Board £ Residence. Situations Vacant. To Let. SIXTEEN: WOIiDS FOE SIXPENCE.