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Marlborough Express, Volume XLI, Issue 175, 26 July 1907, Page 8

Auction Sales. < :THE SALE-OF THE SEASON. j. TO-IO^P.OW (Saturday):' I AT 2 P.M. CORRY AND CO., favoured with instructions from Messrs Chas. and George -otham, will offer THEIR FINE PROPERTY AT TUA MARINA IN THREE LOTS. LOT I—Comprises 52 Acres, .with frontages to Lankow's Road and Pukaka Drain. LOT 2—61 Acres fronting Laiikow s Road. LOT 3^-55 Acres, with frontages to Lankow's and Pember's Roads. All Securely Fenced and Subdivided. THE TERMS, Which are Special, will be announced at Sale. This Auction presents an opportunity OFFERED ONLY ONCE IN A LIFE TIME of securing with a little capital the pick of the Marlborough District. Plans of, the Property may be seen at our Office, and full particulars are obtainable from— 00RRYANDC0., Auctioneers. R. McCALLUM, Solicitor. Central Saleyards. TO-!W©^©W (Saturday): ORDER OF SALE. 8 A.M. BEEF, LAMB AND MUTTON. ii~a7m. . j On account of Mr Deckston, of J Wellington. ■ The remainder of his large stock ! of Drapery, which is to be sold absolutely without Reserve. 1.30 P.M. A good consignment of Forward Weaners, Porkers, and Baconers. CATTLE. HORSES..— Light and Heavy Draughts, Hacks and Harness Horses 2.30 P.M. Remainder of Drapery, etc. Also Furniture and Sundries. W. MILLER, Auctioneer. TOMORROW ; (Saturday) s 2 P.M. AUCTION SALE —OF — j VALUABLE GRAZING LEASE AT OKARAMIO. 60 ACHES 66 /GRIFFITHS AND SON, favoured \JT with instructions fro Mr 11. G. Gardiner, who has purchased a farm at Tua Marina, will sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, High Street, at 2 p.m. on SATURDAY, 27th inst., his interest in— Lease of 66 Acres of splendid.grazing land 'at Okaramio, This Lease has about. 2 years to run, with a purchasing clause at £18 *~ per acre. The rent is paid up to 31st December next. There is a comfortable cottage upon the property, which is situated within a quarter of a mile of the Okaramio Creamery. This is a good opportunity to secure a payable property, which can be much improved, and must increase in value. Further particulars from — GRIFFITHS AND SON, Auctioneers. or: R. McCALLUM, Solicitor. TO-MORROW.(Saturday) s .; . • 2 P.M. A VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY. To be Sold by Public Auction. A PROPERTY THAT WILL RISE . ; - , .IN VALUE. AN INVESTMENT THAT WILL PAY. f* RIFFITHS AND SON, favoured vJT with instructions, will sell by Public Auction on SATURDAY, 27th inst., at 2 p.m., at their Rooms, High Street— That Valuable Town Section, with frontages to Maxwell Road and George Street, situate oirectly opposite' Messrs Bythell and Co.'s new shop, being allotment No. 381. This allotment must soon assume a business value, and a buyer of to-day will certainly doubla his money in a very short-space of time. We strongly recommend anyone wishing to invest in property to inspect this section, as it is undoubtedly an opportunity not to be missed. ' SATURDAY, 27th" INST,, 2 P.M. GRIFFITHS AND SON, Auctioneers. Tuesday, SOtli last., j aT 1.30 P.M. AUCTION SALE OF COMFORTABLE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN PE*RCY STREET AND HOUSEHOLD FUENITUB'E AJSTD EFFECTS. GRIFFITHS AND SON, favoured \j( with instructions from S. E. Greville-Smith, Esq., who is leaving Marlborough, will sell by Public Auction at his residence, Percy Street, tha whole of his well-chosen FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD . EFFECTS. Everything is practically new and in perfect order.. Details will be given later. also : HIS PROPERTY, Consisting of— j A quarter of an acre of land, with comfortable six-roomed dwelling, scullery, bath-room, washhouse with coppor built in, windmill and tank. A comfortable home, very nicely situated, and convenient in every way. Only a small portion of the purchase money is required in cash, and the balance can be paid off by regular instalments. GRIFFITHS AND SON, Auctioneers. I