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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 98, 25 April 1917, Page 12

«|HI>AY NEXT, At 1.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD 1 FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. | AT OUR ROOMS, ; 195, Lambton-quay. ; MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. havo been instructed to sell by public auction, as above— A CATALOGUE OF FURNITURE, Including— KAUT' i"t EBOARDS, WARDROBES , DCC <B"-1!SSS v'HESTS I WW Mft'PVSESS WOOOF.N SRTTEES I DLVNRa SKRVICE (62 pieces) STAIR GUNNER AND RODS KAPO'tC BEDS EASY CHAIRS DINING TABLES WASHSTAND3, BOOKSHELF FENDER. SEAGRASS CHAIRS OAK TABLES, TOILET WARE WOODEN BEDSTEAD OFFICE CABINET P.ALM STANDS HOSPITAL BEDSTEADS KITCHEN UTENSILS, etc., eta. j NO RESERVE. ' NOW ON VIEW HARCOURT AND CO., j Auctioneers, j IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. MONDAY, 30th APRIL. 1917, At 2.30 p.m. ESTATE OF CHAS. TRINGHAM, Esq., Deceased. PIGEON BUSH RUN, WAIRARAPA, 10,278 ACRES- 10,278 5119 ACRES 5119 FREEHOLD LAND, Consisting of about 2000 acres in grass , (English and Native), some' 1159 acres , in rough feed, .and 2000 acres in bush and scrub. About 800 acres are flats , and downs and ploughable, which include 6omo 200 acres of rich land ■ adjoining railway line; the balance is ' hilly, subdivided, weLl watered. ALSO, 5159 ACRES 5159 Of LEASEHOLD LAND, Of which about 3659 acres are in graes and abbufc 1500 acres in bush, with some • rough feed. This property is, with the exception of a few acres, all hilly. Plenty of water. The Annual Rent is £154 7s 6d. The property is situated on the Railway Line between Kaitoke Railway Station and Cross Creek, and consists of open country on the Rimutaka Ranges suitable for grazing. It is ail in one block, end fenced where necessary. , All good healthy sheep-grazing country, and, although steep in parte, is all rideable , '■ The present carrying capacity of the | land is about 6000 sheep, and, with a ' little improvement, could easily. carry an i additional 2000 sheep. j There arc at present running on the ! property 5600 sheep, 20 head of cattle, 6 | horses, and, in spito of the dry season, the stock on the. property ore lopking I remarkably well. ' | The buildings, which arc situated on the freehold portion, consist of a very fine and large homestead, with every , modern convenience; manager's cottage, ' containing 6 rooms; men's tvhare, sheepyardfl, dip, largo iron wool shed fitted with shearing machine, motor garage, etc., etc. The property is well watered, and it is a very easy place to work. Every part of the property is rideable. ■ Round the homestead are some very fine patches of Native Bush, the grounds are well laid out, and three oreeks Tun through the property. This Estate is situated 100 yards from the Pigeon Bu6h Railway Station and five minutes from Fea-therston. Also, the following WELLINGTON CITY * PROPERTIES: WELLINGTON CITY PROPERTIES: Lot I—That piece of land having a front- | age of 33 feet to Mowbray-street by a, depth of 75 feet, together with the two-story house of 7 rooms, with the usual conveniences, erected thereon, and known as No. 9, Mowbray-strcot Lot 2—That pieco of land having a frontoge of 28 feet to Mowbray-street by a depth of 75 feet, together with the two-story residence of 7 rooms and conveniences erected thereon, and known as No 7, Mowbray-street Lot 3—That piece of land having a frontage of 30 feet to Mowbray-street by , a dopth of 78 feet, together with tho ! residence of 7 rooms'erectcd thereou,! " and known a-s No. 14, Mowbroy-street Lot 4 —That piece of land having a frontage of 29 feet to Abel Smith-street by a depth of 80 feet, together with the ground-floor dwelling 'of 6 rooms erected thereon,; and known as No. UO, Abel Smith-street ' Lot s—That piece of land having a frontage of 39ft 7in to; Ellice-street by a depth of 92ft sin, together with the | two-story dwelling of 11 rooms arid . usual conveniences erected thereon, I and known as No. 52, Ellice-street Lot 6—That piece of land, being Lot 362, D.P 52, Mana-road, Vogeltown, with a total area of 1 rood 7 perches; aleo thot piece of land, being Lot 367, D.I 5. 52, Innes-road, Vogeltown, with a total area of 1 rood 3 perches. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have been instructed by tho Executors in the Estate of Cha«. Tringham, deceased, to sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms. 195, La-mbton-quay, Wellirifrton, on MONDAY,-30th. APRIL, at 2.30 p.m., the nbovomentioned properties. For further particulars, apply to HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. HANDY FARM, close to Railway, 505 acres, all in grass, fenced and divided into 12 paddocks, wintering well 2i sheep.; good 4-roomed house, outsheds, dip, yards, etc.; everything in complete working order; 2 miles J rom town, 4 miles frorii railway station, 10 chains from school; first-class metalled roads. Title 277 acres 1.i.p., 228 acre* freehold. Price £15; terms very easy. —W. L. JOHNSTONE, Lic^agei L_ast .JB&LMSSSB&k-. -■■■-^-■•--■■—.-