AUCTIONS. THURSDAY NEXT, 2 p-m., on the PREMISES, UNION HOTEL, JI ARLEY AND CO., LTD., instructed by Mr. Patterson, of Union Hotel, who has re-furnished with modern and up-to-date furniture, will sell by auction a large quantity of FURNITURE as above, without reserve. A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR LAND SEEKERS. “DUART/’ Westland’s Model Farm at Hari Hari, is offered for. SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at M. Houston and Co’s Sale Rooms, Camp Street, • Hokitika, on WEDNESDAY, April ' 8, 1925, at 2 p.ro.. M HOUSTON AND CO., in con- * junction with DALGETY AND CO., LTD., favoured with instructions from Messrs Duncan McLean, ■ Ltd., will sell, by Public Auction as above: LOT 1. The homestead block at “Duart,” of 839 acres Freehold; 128 acres Leasehold, with 95 acres Timber Reservations—all in one block; situated on Main Road, Hari Hari, about 30 miles from Ross Railway. ‘ A large portion of the area is drained swamp, balance good White Pine and Totara Bush. / About 350 acres have been ploughed, stumped, and limed, and growing excellent grass and root crops. Up-to-date Bungalow of six rooms, with all conveniences and splendid range of farm buildings, including men’s quarters, and married couple’s cottage. This is without doubt a model Dairy Farm, and the dairy stock comprises some of the best milking strain Shorthorns in New Zealand. LOT 2. All that block of land, being Section 2921, Block XVI., One Survey District, containing 532 acres held under Regulation License, convertible to Freehold. Situated six miles from, the Homestead Block, and worked in conjunction with it; consists of Totara and Ribbonwood country; fenced and partly cleared, and is excellent sheep coun. try. A valuable river bed run of 12,880 acres goes with this property. For full particulars apply to M. HOUSTON AND CO., Hokitika, Oi- DALGETY AND CO-, LTD., ' Greymouth, Joint Auctioneers.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1925, at 3 p.m. AT STEVENSON’S HOTEL, REEFTON. MCMAHON AND LEE will sell by " L Public Auction, under insti’uctions from the Mortgagees (Hessey, Cameron, Tacon, Ltd.), under Registered Mortgage No. 14636:— THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM of 99 acres 1 rood 33 perches, being Nos. 230 and 231, Block 6, Reefton Survey District, at present occupied by F. A. G. Archer. This land is situated about one mile from Cronadun Railway Station, on the Capleston Road, and is of firstclass quality, consisting of rich alluvial flats; well fenced, cleared, and has been partly ploughed. It is eminently suitable for a dairy farm or lamb raising. Terms at sale. For further particu-, lars apply to the Auctioneers. (Address P.O. Box 34, or ’Phone 22, Reefton ). PUBLIC CROCKERY AT COST But it must go, as I am confining m business to FURNITURE and FUR NISHINGS only. Your chance of securing ENGLISH CROCKERY AT COST PRICE will never occur again. The prices speak:—< £ s d Dinner Sets from ... 2 5 0 Toilet Sets from ... 1 15 0 Tea Sets from ... 17 6 Jugs from 1 9 Mixing Bowls from ... 4 3 Vegetable Dishes from ... 6 0 Tea Pols from 2 £ F HAYES "THE HOUaE FOR CROCKERx,’* MACKAY ST., GREYMOUVR.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 March 1925, Page 1
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