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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 657, 5 March 1909, Page 8

AUCTION SALES, SALE BY OBDEE OP THE MOBTGAGEE. Under conduct of the Eegistrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Palmerston North, The hanawatu auctioneering CO. have been instructed to sell by by public auction, at the Company's Auotion Booms, Cuba itreet, Palmerston North, on the 6th day of March, 1909, the following freehold property All that parcel o£ land situate in the Provinaial District of Wellington, containing one rood twenty-three perches and four-tenths of a peroh, more or less, being part of Seotion 50 cn the Plan of the Town of Foxton, and being the whole of the land comprised and described in Certifi- . cate of Title Beghter Book, .Volume 165, Folio 231, and being the balance of the land comprised in Memorandum of Mortgage, registered number 42,054. Together with the buildings and erections thereon.

For further particulars and Conditions of Sale, apply to B. D. BAGNALL, Solioitor to the Mortgagee, Falmerston North. Or to THIS AUCTIONEERS.

jjONGBURN FREEZING WORKS CHEAP MANURES. OF EIBB MASUMAL TAMJE. BOOT MANURE—Price, £5 per ton on truoks, Longburn, PUEE BONE MEAL—Price, JB? pe ton on truoks, LonKburn. DAIRY FARMS. FOE LEASE. WE have been instructed by the owner to lease his farm in the following blooks:— 94- Acrfes. 97 Acres. 144 Acres. 122 Acres. The above is air first clans dairying land, all flat, and close to a oreamery, school and township. It is for lease with an optional purchasing clause at the end of 4 years, This 1b an exceptional opportunity for men with small capital to get into a good farm on very easy terms, and at a very easy rental. Apply to RAVENHILL AND CO.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, Most Valuable Property, in MAIN STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH, right opposite the' Railway Station, passenger platform. THIS Blook of Land is absoln ely the finest spec, offering in this thriving townßhip; in faot it is the only unbuilt npon area within the immediate rioinityof the Railway Station. It would make an ideal site for STABLES, MOTOR GARAGE OR PRIVATE HOTEL, particularly the latter, o- if thought more suitable to efreot stables the entranoe could be from Main Street right through to Willis Street, thus bringing the stables within oloser touch to the Agricultural Grounds. This blook is also admirably adapted for a TIMBER YARD. PALMERSTON NORTH hoids the record for the greatest attendance at Agricultural Shows in the Dominion, something like 80,000 having visited the Show in one day. There is a frontage of 104 ft. 4in, to Main Street, the same frontage to Willis Street, with a depth from street to street of 296 ft. On the Willis Street or back portion of the property are erected 4 SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES, bringtog in regular rentals. Also grand suburban block of 9% Aores opposite the TERRAOE END RAILWAY STATION, PALMERSTON NORTH, admirably adapted for subdivision or for a gentleman's residence. This property must in the near future "become very valuable, particularly should the Government have their works at Terrace End, whioh it is rumoured they intend to do. This block would sub-divide into about 2508 feet of frontage. Roadiug would cost very little. We are preparod to sell these two properties at a sacrifice In order to wind up an estate or we would exchange for farms or hotel leasehold or freeholds. We will be pleased to disouss the matter and to givo all information to any person contemplating business or we are prepared to treat with any reputable Commission Agent for the handjing of these properties as wo. ourselves, have not the time to go to Palmerston to point out to likely buyers. Apply toDWAN BROS.. WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON.