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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13757, 23 May 1908, Page 10

Sales by Auction, pUDAY, M 29, AT 11.30 A.M ALUABLE pREEHOLD pARM,' - pAPATOITOI. '. TSJABD T3AKER (BAKER BEOS.), Instructed by Messrs. Evans and West (who arc dissolving partnership). Will sell by public auction, at his New Auc- ■ tion Rooms, 65, Qncen-st., as above. rpAMAKT Tm. pAPATOITOI. ' CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND CREAMERY. - THIRST-CLASS FARM OF '37 ACRES; good Jb land, all ploughablc; 15 acres are in grass, the balance fallow; well watered by nevcr-fnilin stream and pump led from 104lt bore. which Hows opals, per minute. The land has a gentle slope to the north, and will crow, any class of crop. * TOGETHER WITH A WELL-FINISHED NEW'S-ROOMED HOUSE, lift stuns ancHaree rooms, with pantry, scullery, bathroom (solid metal bath), wash-house, copper, tubs (water laid on throughout): farm buildings, with numerous iowlhouscs, incubator house, brooder house, and largo' fowlruns. The Property is Flagged. Also, in the same Estate, TTOLCANIO T3UILDING ALLOTMENT, ' . WOODSIDE ROAD, SIT. EDEN. CHOICE BUILDING ALLOTMENT, .;,: •-■'■ ... 66ft by 180 ft. Fenced on two sides and back (one side : planted with live fence); cleared of surface «tone. Land Transfer Title. Only Two Minutes From Car. '• . Also, on behalf of the Owners, pENT - pRODUCING pROPERTY, v '' TWO DWELLINGS. MT. EDEN ROAD. ■ TTrELL-BUILT VILLA RESIDENCE of 6 'V V rooms, with gas, water (city 'and tank), pantry. Orion range; wash-house, ■ copper and tubs; good drainage; room underneath for 7 more rooms. Recently re- '■>:';_' novated inside and out. ■'...• Also. COMPACT COTTAGE of 2 rooms, with scullery, gas, water, Orion range, and wash-house. Allotment, 40 by 146 (irregular depth). Land Transfer Title. pDWIN-STEEET. TLTT. pDEN, A Few- Yards from Railway Bridge, PRACTICALLY NEW AND WELL-FINISH-ED VILLA of five lofty rooms, with gas, water/range, bathroom; wash-house, copper "■' and tubs. - ■■ ;..•";■': Only 2 doors from car and,6 minutes from ■■-.."' '■" •Symonds-streeV The Owner is going farming, and this snug '..;,:. little Villa must be sold. ' ALTERS' "R 0AD > M- "ROSKILL. -\TEW FIVE-ROOMED VILLA of modern ."•J.Y- style, with water (hot and cold), gas, bathroom; wash-house, copper, tubs; verandah back and front. Close to cars. Large ■ allotment, 51 by 126. Land Transfer Title. The Owner has gone South, and my instructions are to quit the property. '", pAICE'B AVENUE, T7"INGSLAND. SPLENDID BUILDING ALLOTMENT (close JO to Kingsland Road); Lot 9of Allot. 139 < of Section 10; 50ft by 166 ft 2in. Land Trans- ' .-.._: fer Title. ; - ■ ' qECOND AVENUE, T7TNGSLAND. COMFORTABLE < 5-ROOMED HOUSE, with scullery, gas, water, range, cupboards, fixed sideboard, dresser, wash-house and ■! copper, etc.; let to a good tenant. Allotment, 40 by 120. Land Transfer Title. Insurance, £200. Few minutes from oar. .■ ■ YftTARD jgAKER. IMPORTANT DALE OF /CAMBRIDGE rpoWNSHIP pROPEKTY. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, - / pRIDAY, JUNE £TH, AT £30 * M ' . .' ..AST;, AND AST, \ .-,...- In conjunction with .MESSRS. A. E. MACREDIE AND CO., Favoured by instructions, will Sell by Auction, as above, at their Mart, Shortlandstreet, opp.' G.P.0., THE , FOLLOWING VALUABLE LEASEHOLD, . Situated right in" the Centre of the main j J ' ' street of the ::"'-'■) rpOWN OF CAMBRIDGE, - The Property lias a frontage to . TTICTORIA-STEEET . Of 132 ft, with a depth of 280 ft, more or less, and affords a chance not to be lost ' of acquiring a valuable site right in the / • heart-of this thriving Borough. The post- • tion is one that- is eminently suitable for Auctioneers. Produce Brokers, Timber Merchants, or Shop Sites. ' The Lease is held from the Cambridge Borough Council over a period of 21 years. ' .with the right of renewal for the same period. REMEMBER'—This is the only chance of obtaining a large piece of land, and a valuaable site right in the heart of Cambridge Township. i -: Particulars and conditions of . lease can be inspected at the Office of pAST AND pASI. , )fi I ".': SHORTLAND-STREET, OPP. G.P.O. j %,.' ' %'' : -' ,-' ''•'■: A;; G. EAST, : Auctioneer. 'h.:- ■)'•,', "".."" . * ■ - . ■■•■ . '■:"■■ .: . ■'• ".■.. THURSDAY, JTH JUNE, ' ./' At 9 o'clock. ' SEVENTEENTH GREAT ANNUAL .:> '; ■•' . ■WINTER FAIR , s- • ■ -: .■' Of CLYDESDALE MARES AND GELDINGS. COLTS AND FILLIES. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON. AND CO:, LTD., , Will bold their Seventeenth Annual Winter Horse Fair during A. and P. Society £ winter Show Week, as above. ; - PRESENT ENTRIES: 1 OK' CLYDESDALE HORSES, including SuJLOO perior Pedigreed Brood Mares and Fillies, from the studs of Messrs. Wni. Waddell (Waikaka Valley), Donald Macdonald (Edendale Estate), Sam. Young (Oittram), Walter Blackle (Glasgow Farm), R. Cupples, sen. (Otautau), R. Cupples, jun. (Otautau), Wm Mcßridc (Cherry Farm), J. B Blair j (Outram), David Murray (Balclutha), .las. Dow (Newton). T. Cairns (Heddon Bush), etc.. etc.; and Firstrdass Heavy Young Cart and Lorrv Geldings, from the Taieri Plain. Oamam. Tokomairiro. and the famous Western .' District of Southland ,'- i : ON FRIDAY, sth JUNE (Second Day). The sale of Draughts will be continued, and there will also be offered Spring-vanncrs, Spring-carters, Hacks, and Light Harness Horses. For particulars ol Cash Prizes offered to Vendors, see Otago Witness, 20th May, or ' Otagc Daily Times, 23rd May. rpHURSDAY. JTH TUNF (First Day of the Groat Winter norse Fair). AT THE DUNEDTX HORSE SALEYARDS. • :'.. IMPORTED HACKNEY STALLION, .-.'."'... pLY pEGAWAY. ; - ' FOR UNRESERVED SALE. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON; AND CO.. LTD., Have received instructions from Messrs. Macfarlane and Murray to Sell by Public Auction as above. THE FASHIONABLY-BRED IMPORTED • X HACKNEY STALLION ELY PEGAWAY :. (8335, E.H.H.S.' -,' - The •''Vendors-: - have . now disposed of all , their recently-imported horses, except Ely t'egaway. and this .high-class and fashionab-ly-bred Hackney Stallion is to be offered lor unreserved sale, us above, to close partnership accounts. - Ely Pcgaway is a typical English Hackney, a. fine, gay. mover, with heavy bone, and a great outlook. He is an ideal sire for getting big. strong, upstanding roadsters and weight-carrying hacks and hunters.