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AUCTIONS. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE. KAPITI BOARDING HOUSE. On the Premises, PARAPARAUMU, TO-MORROW (Thursday), AUGUST 4. Commencing 11.30 a.m. Sharp. GK. WOODROOFE, Levin, has been • instructed to sell the ENTIRE CONTENTS Of the above Boarding House, included in which is 1 Collard and Collard Piano, S and D. Bedsteads, Duchess Chests, Linos., Bedding. Blankets, Quilts, Linen, Crockery, and Sundry lots too numerous to men^.QI^ TENTS 20 ROOMS. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. BERT PALMER, Auctioneer. A 670 SALE UNDER WRIT OF SALE AND UNDER CONDUCT OF THE SHERIFF OF THE SUPREME COURT. FRIDAY, THE STH DAY OF AUGUST. 1932. TVTESSRS. J. H.~BETHUNE AND 1U COMPANY, of Wellington, Auctioneers, acting under instructions from the Sheriff of the District of Wellington, pursuant to a Writ of Sale issued under a judgment obtained in the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Wellington, wherein Wellington Mortgages, Limited, is Plaintiff, and Elizabeth Johnston is Defendant, will offer for sale by public auction on Friday, the sth day of August, 1932, at 2.30 p.m.. at their salerooms, Brandon Street. Wellington:— MEMORANDUM OF MORTGAGE registered No. 195263 securing repayment of the principal sum of £375 and interest thereon as therein provided over ALL THAT piece of land comprised and described in Certificate of Title Volume 246 Folio 118. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—THIS is a third • mortgage following a first mortgage of £650 and a second mortgage of £3O, and the security is a house property situated at No. 85 Apu Crescent, Lyall ,Bay, Wellington. THE Writ of Sale was issued at Wellington by Messrs Mazengarb, Hay and Macalister. Solicitors, Wellington, and the particulars and conditions of sale may be inspected at their offices or. at the office of William Walters Samson, the Sheriff of the District of Wellington, who is the officer executing this Writ. DATED at Wellington, this 13th day of July, 1932. W. W. SAMSON. Sheriff. A 691 . AUCTION SALM THURSDAY, THE 11TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1932, at 2.30 pmil r<ORDON HARCOURT will Sell by Vr PUBLIC AUCTION at his Rooms, 157 Featherston Street, Wellington, op the above date: —• . DWELLING, 3 rooms, kitchenette, washhouse, bathroom, and usual conveniences, also fencing excavation and filling, situated at No. 12 Liffey Crescent, Island Bay. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, containing 32 perches. Part. Section 9, Town District. Lot 12, D.P. 1700, and all land 'in C/T 408/244 Subject to Fencing Agreement in Transfer 66234. ' FURTHER particulars and terms of sale from Auctioneer;’ or from MESSIEURS FIELD, LUCKIE & WIREN, 4th Floor, D.I.C. Building. Brandon . St., Wellington, Solicitors for the Mortgagee. ATTRACTIVE FARM PROPERTY. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, • 'On - FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1932, At ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS’ OFFICES, FEILDING, at 11 a.m. IfK. P. O’REGAN has instructed MA ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD., to sell at their Feilding Offices, as above, his ATTRACTIVE FARM PROPERTY OF 180 ACRES, with 7-roomcd house and usual outbuildings, situated 1£ miles from Feilding saleyards. The reserve price fixed is extremely low. as owing- to the recent death of his son, Mr. O’Regan is . unable to-farm this together with the property on which he is living. 1 , - . Full particulars and conditions of sale obtainable from— ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS; LTD. Palmerston North and Feildiiig. A 692 PLANTS, TREES, AND GARDEN. TTLORETTES—Food tablets for all A plants; .50 tablets for, 1/.-, posted. T. Waugh and Son, Lambton Qy. Hydrangeas, weii-grown plants of the finest varieties. Catalogues free. A, McMillan; Nurseryman, Lower Hutt.: ■ T ATEST Novelties in Azalea Mollis AJ Rhododendrons, Maples, Flowering and Foliage Shrubs, all classes of nursery stock. Lists bn application. A. H. Goudie, Nurseryman, Westbwn, New Plymouth. VQR Roses, up-to-date varieties, Hedge A Plants, Shrubs, E. Anstis and Son, Birdwood Rd., Lower Hutt. ” S ERTHAM’S Cypress, strong, well- - grown year ’ trees, 15/- 100; rail freight paid. Macdonald, Manurewa, Auckland. ■ __j pLIANTHUS PUNICEUS (Red Kaka A-’ Beak)—One strong plant, posted, for 2/-. T. Waugh and Son. Lambton Qy. 1 Q‘32 ' “FILLBASKET” Novelty Seeds —Write for wonder list. Over 100 novelty and specialty flower and vegetable seeds. Colin Johnston. Specialty Seedsman, Water St., Dunedin. pABBAGE Plants, 1/-; Cauliflower, 1/6 -V 100; Onion, 3/6 1000, on rail. F. Brown, Box 43. Pukekohe.. pALENDULAR,.“The Ball'’—Plants of this vivid orange double variety 1/9 dozen, posted: T. Waugh and Son. Lambton Qy. "VGAIOS, pot grown, 12/- per dox., extra strong 15/- per doz. J. Dallengef, Nurseryman, Lower Hutt. Tel. 166. AV fui mixture of colours for cutting; bulbs 3/6 doz;, posted. T. Waiigh and Son, - ■ '' . T IPPIATT'S Champion Roses. ' Re-; diiccd price, general collection, 15/dozen. The novelty set of 1931 is without. exception 'the finest for 20 years. Prices reduced £l/1/- per dozen, Cash with order: post free. ' Write for .catalogue. W. R. LII’PIATT, ’ Panama Road, OTAU.UHU, AUCKLAND.

’ RURAL LAND FOR SALE. ■ - i —— 7 — .- V ■ CITY PROPERTY IN EXCHANGE FOR THIS SHEEP FARM. 9£AA ACRES: Two miles school, main highway goes through farm. Carry- , j 3GOO slieep , about 200 cattle; well-subdivided and hilly equipped with buildiii"s Two good homesteads, two wool-sheds, stables, yards, motor-shed, cotta “es etc! - 250 to 300 acres of flat land altogether, balance'hilly country, all i'n grass excepting 100 acres bush. This property is only lightly encumbered and owner wilt make an exchange for city property lightly encumbered, or consider a shcep^fiu nn per Acre. S.A.O. Mortgage £6500. Equity £19,500 (approx.). ' Full particulars on application to: . , VICTOR E. SMITH, REAL ESTATE AGENT FEILDING. _ FREEHOLD. ■ ■REAL'TIFUL DAIRYING LAND, being all Henry Hats. Excellent buildings, shelter, water and subdivision. Adjoining factory and handy ajrarapa town. Present stock : 116 head, including 85 dairy cows and spriu rt belter. Good mortgage, £6500. Owner’s equity, £2000; would consider good town property as part payment. H. M. MORTON & CO., Land and Estate Agents-- -10 Perry Street, MASTERTON. ■REAUTIFUL Farm, suitable for Pedigree Jerseys-': 92 Acres in the best of the - 0 Waikato. About 60 ac. top flats, balance very rich river flats (on lower level). A few acres gully, but all in grass and free of weeds. Carrjing 61 cows, 3 horses, 3 bulls, 12 yearlings. Owner intended milking 67 cows this season. All cows are second calvers and good Jerseys. Five-rd. homestead with all con venicnces; fine garden, tennis court, etc. Man’s room, garage. Good shed witu plant (electric). 6 miles railway, 10 miles Te Arolia. On main road (now being asphalted). Place is beautifully sheltered. Hedges nearly every paddock. Price: £3B per acre as Going Concern, with only £BOO cash. One mortgage. £2o'' n 5 years at 6 per cent, (now 5 per cent.). Note.—Owner has just died suddenly, hence reason for selling, ■ H. D. & A. B, .MATTHEWS, Land and Stock Agents, Hamilton.