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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1813, 28 July 1913, Page 12

AUCTIONS-TO-MORROW, At 1.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF CHARMING AND UP-TO-DATE SIX-ROOM BIJOU RESIDENCE, WITH MOTOR- ' GARAGE, Etc.. Etc. AL. WILSON AND CO. havo re r • ceived instructions from Mr. J. C. Lamb, who is leaving Wellington, to sell on the premises, 274 Adelaide Road— That very nno up-to-date Bijou Residence as' above, liVivinj a frontage of 66ft, by a depth of 132 ft., on. which is ■erected an. exceedingly' faithfullybuilt residence of 6 rooms, also hav- ; inft motor garaso and one-stall - stable erected in brick. This property is especially one of convenience and comfort, and is, in the true meaning of the word. A .HOME. Further particulars, with cards to view, may be obtained from the AuctionCers \ A. L. WILSON AND CO., - L'G Brandon Street. : ' IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE. PUREBRED LINCOLN SHEEP. ' ■ THURSDAY, 31st JULY. Abraham and williams, ltd., . „ and DALGETY AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from A. R. BRYCE, Esq., to sell on the place—4 miles from Marton —at 12.30 o'clock, the Whole of his Flock, comprising:— 1300 PUREBRED LINCOLN SHEEP Which will be sold in lots to suit all purchasers. Flock Book certificates for principal lines of some 900. . ■ Conveyances meet all trains. CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK, . SOUTH ICARORI, '.■'.' FRIDAY, Ist AUGUST. Abraham and williams, ltd., have received instructions from Mr. T. G. M'Kelvie, who is giving up dairying, to sell, as above, at i p.m.— 8 first-class cows in full milk 7 first-class cows, Auguet-Septeinber calvers 2 springing heifers 2 bulls 1 harness mare , '. 1 harness gelding Milk cart, harness, and milk cans. POSTPONEMENT NOTICE. '• THE SALE of Messrs. M'Lean Brothers' MAICIRIKIRI ESTATE has been indefinitely Postponed. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., . Palmerston North. SUBDIVISION OF BRYCE'S ESTATE, FERN FLATS. MARTON. TVITESSRS. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, ItJL LTD., in conjunction with MESSRS, DALGETY AND CO., LTD., aro instructed by the owner to sell by Public Auctioa, on ' . MONDAY, the 28 th day of JULY. 1913, At the CORONATION HALL, MARTON, At 2 p.m. ACRES, of high-class Dairying, QI 'J Fattening, and Cropping Land, subdivided , into Seven Sections, ranging in area from 59 acres to 113 acres. This property has . been in the present owner's family for over 50 years, and is now being oftered to the public for the first time. The land is of the richest description, a strong' black soil overlying a free yellow loam of great depth. This country is well known as drought resisting, keeping green through the driest summer, and in winter and spring the land can always be worked, owing to the natural drainage through the porous subsoil. The whole property has been ploughed, and the greater part of it is in old pasture, whioh has kept in' good heart without top-dressing. As fattening and cropping land, this is equal to anything on the coast. The Sections are oil ring-fenced and subdivided. Every section is within easy distance of cheese factory, railway stations, and schools. ' Terms, 5 per cent, down, 5 per cent, on possession, 5 per cent. 12 months, and 10 per cent. 24 months, balance ' further 3 years at 5J per cent. Pkns on application to Auctioneers.

SUBDIVISION SALE Of ACRES i KQA ACRES ' ACRES IOOU ACRES . FIRST-CLASS DAIRYING AND FATTENING LAND At TOWN HALL. OTAKI, . ON WEDNESDAY, 30th JULY, 1913. At 1 p.m. Messrs. MONCICTON & ADDINGTON'S P AHIKO v ESTATE TkALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., JL' Wellington, have' received instructions from the . owners. to offer by PUBLIC AUCTION as above, the well-known P AHIKO ESTATE,'which has been subdivided into 31 Farms ranging from 11 to 128 acres, and six 1-acre sections. This block comprises heavy drained swamp, rich alluvial llats, and excellent terrace land, and' overy section is well watered. There are a number of (Chinese market gardeners at present fcasine portions'of the estate at rentals of up to .65 per acre per annum, which proves the quality of the soil. The Main Road and railway run through this estate, and being situated within one mile of Otaki railway station, which has a ,6plendid service of trains to and from Wellington (including Sunday trains), this sale-offers a uniquo chance for a man of moderate means to acquire a freehold farm suitable for fattening, dairy, fruit, or poultry farming, and market gardening in a district where produce can be sent promptly and expeditiously to the city market. The Otaki District enjoys a beautifully mild, climate and the area of dairy land in the Manawatu District is very limited, this estate being one of the few now left suitable for subdivision. Investors should also note that land of this quality has been steadily advancing in price in this district during the past few years. On four of the sections are good houses and'buildings, and on another eection is an up-to-date cow-shed with concrete floor and complete milking machine plant. To save purchasers expense, wherever possible, the existing fences have been made the boundaries of sections. TERMS: ,15 per cent cash on day of sale; 10 per cent in 12 months. Balance in 5 years from date of sale at 5 per cent. Plans can bo obtained at all offices of DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED. Intending investors communicating with owners or auctioneers by letter, telegram or telephone can be shown over the property. NOTE.—No section of the property is more than 2 miles from a railway station or dairy factory. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED. ■WELLINGTON. DAIRY FARMERS Read this if you are in search of a Dairy Farm in the Waikato. qqw ACRES, 300 acres in good grass, OJ I 30 acres in turnips, and the balance good rough feed; the property is well fenced and subdivided; splendidly watered by never-failing streams. This district is one of the finest south of Auckland (and is one of the very few places that have not been exploited, and there is a suro margin of profit here on the price asked). This particular farm is a good one. and must rise in value very quick. There are two Houses on the property, one eight rooms and conveniences (insured for =£400) and the other House has six rooms and conveniences (and is insured for .£200); cow-shed, eight, bails, concrete floor and yard; stable, barn', and other conveniences. There is a creamery on the pro' perty; railway station five miles; four miles to post office, school, etc. Price, ,C2fl per acre (which includes 55 milking cows, 9 calves, and 10 horses). One-third cash, balance at 5 per cent. For further particulars writo to "DAIRY FARM," 100. G.P.0., Auckland,