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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 42, 13 November 1918, Page 12

AUCTIONS. Messrs and kettle, ■ LIMITED, in- conjunction with MESSRS. "MURRAY,: ROBERTS, AND CO., LTD-, -and MESSRS. SMITH, WEBSTER, AND CO.; have -been instructed, by. (he Trustees in the Estate of the late W. Brewer, to offer by Public Auction, at the . - TOWN HALL, TAKAPAU, On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1918, At 2 p.m. 1404. 1404 Bjinw the Ratanui Estate, situated within 2-miles of Takapau Railway Station. The land comprises gtwd river flats and terrace land, is practically all ploughable and suitable for all mixed fanning, dairying, and fattening, grows excellent root and grain crops. The property •is well fenced And subdivided, and has good J homestead and outbuildings, (he whole forming a most desirable compact farm. It is also well roaded and would cut up into small holdings if so desired. TERMS: 10 per cent. cash. 5 per-cent, in one year from possession,. 10 per rent. in>2 vears, balance 7 years at sVper cent. Subiect to an existing -mortgage. ' Possession February 1, 1919. Plans will be sent on application to the. Auctioneers. .. .' ; SALE OF THE' WELL-KNOWN' . '' ' BREWER ESTATE. • : ' • . .BY PUBLIC AUCTION.. ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1918. SITUATED AT.W:AITOTARA, MOU3IOHAKL' AND HAWERA. ]4fESSRS. MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND ItJL CO-, LTD., in -. conjunction with FKEEMAJv-.-8,--JACKSON. AND. CO., LTD.,' and SMITH, WEBSTER, AND CO., have been instructed bv the Trustee in the'ESTATE of tlie--late WILLIAMBREWER, to Sell by Publio.A-uction, at the TOWN'IIALL,- WAVERLEY, on Friday, "November 29, 1918,-at 2.30 p.m., the . whole of'.the Freehold and Leasehold Property, comprising:— . - ACRES. QftQO ACRES. ACRES. 000,4 ACRES. 1. 322 ACRES 1 , FREEHOLD, being that ' portion known, as Donald Smith's. • situated on the Waitotara River. ' between the Railway Station and the Township. Subdivided into areas of from 50 to 120. acres. This . land comprises rich. River I'lat3; ■ • equal'to any land in New - Zealand-. 2. 168 ACRES,'-LEASEHOLD.—Educa-tion Reserve adjoining above. - 3. 1518 ACRES. FREEHOLD, beirg tbat property known as "Waihnu," ad- . joining the \Moumohaki Railway' Station, and comprises some of the ' finest countryun the District. Sub-, divided into fir.eas from 50 to 300 acres. • , .... i. 451 ACRES LEASEHOLD. Adjoiniu CT alwve, and known as CURLS. 5. 234 ACRES. LEASEHOLD. Adjoining Lot No. 3. . : . 6 939- ACRES, T.'RASEHOID. SITUATED AT HAWERA. West Coast . Settlement Reserve. TERMS: 10 per cent.-, pn fall of ham- . mer, 5 per cent, in 1 year, 10 per cent, in two years;.balance for 7 years from, date of 'possession at s*, per cent. PI,ANS are nnw ready, .and I'ull I'articu'ftrsiinay be had ori application to the Auctioneers, or. to-James Watt, Solicitor, [ POSSESSION: February, ,1, 1919, A man will be in attendance at the Homestead at 10 a.m: on ;Mondavs to show intending buyers over- the Waitotara Prop»rti9s. .and on Fridays at the Hawera 'Homestead- ■ . IMPORTANT LAND SALE. ; THE ESTATE OF JOHN- M'GREGOK, " ESQ, ,21055: . GORDONTON - (12 Miles from Hamilton). ; A BRAHAM AND. WILLIAMS t LTD., j\. have been favoured with /lnstmtions from John M'Gregor, fco Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, ; On'THURSDAY, DECEMBIiR 5,.... In the KING'S THEATRE, VICTORIA STREET,- HAMILTON, at/11 a.m. "HIS MAGNIFICENT- ESTATE, ' 1 ' • Comprising .- .-ACm;.. ... LAND TRANSFER TITT,'/, SITUATED AT GOKD.ONTON. The,. Estate constitutes pile of the best subdiv.isional - propositioi/s everoffered. The soil is of excellent quality, and well adapted .for DAIRYING or FATTENING The property- if, 'now subdivided into 18 DAIRY FARMS}.. On the Homestead l; jc'tion there is a large up-to-date Resid/jce and numerous outbuildings; , The E'Mxta is handy to a Cheese' Factory," • Ge/iml Store, Post Office, and School, >./nd a Dried Milk Factory .is'to be . nected within easy distance.' ' ; 7/ . ' THi-MS. Five per. cent, -iji fall of hammer, 5 per cent, on delivery. Buildings to the value of 10 .per (<jilit. of the purchase money to be erec(Rfl by March 28, 1920, or 10 per cent, in jt/.sh .on March 28, 1920. Delivery on Mai,t7i 28, 1919. PLANTATION/ SECTION. . LOT ' 3-5 per- cent, on 'die lall of the hammer, o per cent, on/delivery, which is March 28, 1919, or - rfcfrlicr date, to suit purchaser; 5 per 'cl.nt. on March 28, 1920. , HOMESTE.i/) - SECTION, -LOT - 5-5 per cent, on -H/.U of hammer, 5 per ceiit. on delivery, - tVhich is March 28, 1919, 5 per cent, on/j'larch 28, 1320; All balances of- purchase/ Anoney at .53 per- cent, for 5 years. : ... Plans a-/ft now printed, and will be . posted to ivpplicn.nts.-_ . • AliKAllAilyi-. -AND WILLIAJIS, LTD., , Auctioneers,- Hamilton. - '" FRIVJIZING SHEEP AND .LAMBS. /' .... mHfi WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT 'A .COMPANY, LTD.., ■ Is Prepared to PURCHASE FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS ,'.!" By Weight or at Per Head. Slhe Company-also offers clients every facility for freezing on their own ac- ■ civjnt. : can be obtained on application . Wc--the Company's Offices,..or. lrom any iff the 'Buyers in the country. [j: 7 W. G. FOSTER, ," ■ Managing Director. . i: : ' ; ■ YOST. - rriHE TYPEWRITER- FOR BEAUTI. . FUL WORK. 5 > -Built fcr hard wear and to do any kind ' of wor't. - • THE OFFICE APPLIANCE CO., LTD., Opposite Town Hall, WELLINGTON. ) H. PHIL P ; Cornhill Street, / t House, Window, and Olhce-Cleaning' Contractor. . . Carpets Cleaned and Beaten by Machinery. J ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTEI Telephone 3292 (3 rings).