AUCTIONS. ' R. V S. McKENZEB AND CO. McKENZIE AND CO., House and Land Agents, Auctioneers, Valuators and General Houso Furnisheis, MS, CASHEL STREET (Nest Tattersall's.) EXPLANATION.-Owing to continued misunderstanding with Clients, wc find it necessary to emphasise toe fact that we have no connection whatever with the firm of McKenwe and Willis in the Square. Our Mr McKenzie severed his connection with that fira over 12 months ago. R. ST CLAIR McKENZIE. BUY WOW. BUY NOW. FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. WHILE OUR PRICES ARE LOW. WHILE OUR PRICES ARE LOW. JZ are still able to supply FURNITURE, CARPETS, HALL RUNNERS, RUGS and LINO., at the Lowest Prices, owing to placing large orders with our manufacturers. SO BUY NOW, Before our Present Stock is Exhausted Call and see our Specia Display of CHESTERFIELD SUITES; upholstered with the best ENGLISH MOQUETS and UTRECHT VELVETS. Ours is the ONLY Auction Room in the City with an Up-to-date Window in whicn to display the Furniture we have to ol And as only goods of Al Quality, will Iw th« full light of day-while inferior goods will pass muster under artificial lWf>*7 our clients have ocular demonstration that the PRICES AND QUALITY ARE RIGHT. If you are wanting to refurnish, we are prepared to take your old * Furniture in oart payment, which then enables you to get QUAIM, UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE at a low cost. If you are wanting a nice Bungalow House or a Farm, call and interview the Manager of our Land Department, and he will be pleased to show you our new register, which comprise a very large selection of Choice ;jnd Up-to-date Bungalows, with all modern conveniences. R. S. McKENZIE AND CO., General House Furnishers, Auctioneers, House and Land Agents, H 3, CASHEL STREET (next Tattersall's).
P. P. CORKILL TARANAKI AND THE NORTH. ONE of the Finest Beach Dairy Farm* in Taranaki, with Good Residence, very _p]ete private dairy factory, with failing water power, and all in pasture or cultivation. Situated close to New Plymouth. with public motor coaches passing several times daily. It is rarely that such an estate comes into the market, and it can be confidently recommended to anyone desiring to take up high-gnade dairy country. Ares 442 Acres, at £42 per acTO all round. Can be sold in- subdivisions of 260 acres at £SO 9G acres at £3O. SG seres at £36. F. P. COjRKTLL, New Plymouth. and Cropping Farm, near * New Plymouth—l2o Acres coxellent-undu-Jatin" countrv, good soil well watered and drained, sunny and sheltered. Roomy house, in fine position. Price £24 per acre all round Can be'subdivided: 50 Acres tor £1350 or 80 for £1760. Terms aa arranged. F P.'CORKILL. New Plymouth. lOAD Acres, North Taranaki—6sUU Acres, •*-#■ Good Hilly Papa and Limestone Countrv with 1000 "acres felled and grassed, but some of it now overgrown with scrub. This is healthy U sheep country. Price of freehold £2 per acre. I can arrange for £IOOO cash to be accepted and balance left on for 5 years at 5 per cent. F P. CORKILL. New Plymouth. iAIRY and Sheep Farm, near Inglewood i) —234 Acres practically all cleared. On main road, and 3 miles from large factory. Price £l4 'per acre freehold. Can finance on a cash payment of £2 per acre. F. P. CORKILL. New Plymouth. J ROAD Acres, in AUCKiana rrovmce — 9 10 000 Acros, hills and valleys, carrying about 34 million feet of easily worked nmu, matai and totara. Very fair sheep and oottle countrv when cleared. Quite accessible. Freehold (L.T.), £1 10s per acre; one third cash, balance 5 per cent, terms. F. P. CORKILL. New Plymouth. SHEEP and Cattle Station Taranaki—--3846 Acres, easy hill country, of which about S7OO acres are cleared and grassed. Carrying to-day about 5500 sheep (164700 ewes) and has just turned off between 300 and 400 big cattle. Price £7 10 s per acre. Stock can be taken over if desired. On, main road and railway. E P. CORKILL New Plymouth. —CUTTING-UP PROPOSITION—2SOO -a*. Acres Level Country, of excellent quality in the Auckland Province. About 400 acres in pasture and roots, 15 miles superior new fencing, capits.l residence and homestead. This property faces 4 roads, and can be divided into farm aTeas of 150 acres. Freehold £5 10s. Can arrange for £4 or mora at 5 per cent. F. P. CORKILL. NEW PLYMOUTH.
MATING AND COMPANY. LTD. ITALING AND COMPANY, LIMITED, Opposite GLOUCESTER STREET BRIDGE. STRONGLY RECOMMEND THE FOLLOWING:— 13 ACRES—First-class Dairying; Land, with Buildings, St Albans; £I7OO. 82 ACRES—Medium. Land, 4-roomed Cottage, perfectly sheltered, large trees, suitable poultry, fruit growing, and a cow or two, Weedons; £550 for the lot. 120 ACRES—Heavy Dairying and Cropping Land, .with Buildings, Ellesmere, £52 per acre. Would exchange for smaller area. 40 ACRES—Good Dairying and Cropping Land, with Buildings, Yaldhurst; £55 per acre. 20 ACRES—Fair to Good Cropping Land," Good 4-roomed House, Temple- / Ion; £6OOO the lot. 6000 ACRES— Sheep Run, carry 1 dry sheep to by growing a little feed, Buildings and Yards, Rakaia; £3 15s per- acre. 8000 ACHES— Sheep and Cattle Run, cany 2300 sheep beside cattle, Amuri County, will bear any inspection; £5 10s per acre. 600 ACRES—Sheep and Cropping, Large Homestead and Maga Scent Plantations on the property. Eesy drive from Christehurch. 110 ACRES—Some of the Richest Dairying and Cropping Land in Canterbury, handy to town, with buildings; £SO per acre 100 ACRES— Dairying and Cropping, good position and buildings, Sprinpston; £3O per acre. 124 ACHES—S Rooms, good early croppin" land, valuable position, Prebble" ton; £BOO.I 10 ACRES and 15 ACRES-Two of the best Small Dairying Blocks, close to the City now offering. They will be suburban sites shortlv. I2J ACRES—CIose to Town, stream frontage, and wide roads; £6O per acre, perfect orchard sites, v And Hundred of Others. Opposite Gloucester Street Bridge, Merchants. Land end Estate Agents. BALING AND .CO., LTD*?
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17078, 29 January 1916, Page 15
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973Page 15 Advertisements Column 2 Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17078, 29 January 1916, Page 15
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