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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4310, 20 March 1901, Page 8

FRIDAY, 22nd MARCH, 1901, At 2.00 p.m. C- ROOM ED DWELLING, CLOSE TO HUTT RAILWAY STATION. Messes harcourt and co. are instructed to sell by auction, at their rooms, Lambton quay, as above— All that parcel of land being part Section at, Hutt District, having a frontage of 85 feet to Parliament street by depth varying from 1121 ft to 137 ft with the six-roomed dwelling erected thereon. The section is bounded on the north by a right-of-way, and the railway line on the west, and is quite close to the Hutt Station. The house is well built and in excellent repair, having been recently renovated. For further particulars, apply to HARCOURT AND CO., 79 5 Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 22nd MARCH, 1901. At 2.30 p.m. DESIRABLE 7-ROOMED RESIDENCE, 65, TiNAKORI ROAD. Messrs harcourt and co. are favoured with instructions from the owner to sell by auction, at their rooms, Lambton quay, as above — „ All that parcel of land being part < t T.A. 571, having a frontage ot Slit 3in to Tinakori road by a depth of 100 ft, more or less, with the 7-room-ed residence erected thereon, known ns No. 55 Tinakori road. The house is beautifully situated, standin" back from the road, with garden in front. It has bathroom and all conveniences, and is in excellent repair, and let to Mrs Hawthorn at a rental of .£65 per annum. For particulars apply to HARCOURT AND CO., 491 Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 22nd MARCH, 1901. At 2.3 p p.m. SALE OF THE VERY VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED 16-ROOMED RESIDENCE, “TIPONA,” GRANT ROAD. - MESSRS HARC.OURT AND CO. are favoured with instructions from Ghas. Pharazyn, Esq., to sell by auction, at their rooms. Lambton quay, on Friday, 22nd March, at 2.30 p.m.— His desirable and well-built Residence, containing 1G large and lofty rooms, with all modern conveniences, including two bathrooms, 4 p.w.c.'s, hot and cold water, gas, pantry, linen press, detached washhouse with copper and tubs, and all other requirements of a modern residence, situated on land about three-quarters of an acre, being part of Town Acres 653 and G 54, having a frontage to . Grant road, and known as “Tipnna. Grant road. It is seldom such a desirable property comes into the market. The house is beautifully situated in well laid-ont gronnds, and commands a splendid view of the city and harbour. It has a verandah on three sides, and a ap proaoh, and is now in excellent repair. For full particulars, apply to HARCOURT AND CO.. 542 Auctioneers. GREAT AUCTION SALE. DAIRY FARMS. ~~ DAIRY FARMS. 1800 a5Ss! 1800 MAGNIFICENT DRAINED SWAMP LAND, Subdivided into 50-Acre Farms. . Within two hours of the City and half an hour’s drive of a railway station. GOOD ROADS! SPLENDID SOIL! SUPERB CLIMATE! MESSRS HARCOURT AND CO. have: been favoured with instructions to sell By public auction, at their rooms, 48 Lambton quay, on FRIDAY, 12th April, 1901— That MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY known as RAWSON’S ESTATE, being all that piece and parcel of land comprising sections 151 to 168, and part 150, Mungaroa, situated in Blocks 1,2, 5, and 6, Rimutaka Survey District, situated at the Upper Hutt, in the MUNGAROA VALLEY and within two and a half miles of the WALLA CEVILLE RAILWAY STATION, the township of that name being alongside the property.

The estate was taken up in the early days of the colony by Mr Rawson, who recognised the value the land would have when properly drained, cleared and grassed. For some years past extensive operation? have been carried on' in drainage works., which have proved most successful, the property now being intersected by main and cross drains, effectively carrying off the water, and leaving a good peaty soil, capable of growing anything, and forming some of the best dairying land in or about Wellington. The land is practically all LEVEL, there being a few easy slopes on the eastern and western boundaries, admirably suited for the erection of homestead and farm buildings, as from these gentle rises an uninterrupted view of the whole valley can br obtained, whilst the valley itself is well sheltered from all winds, and lies to the north, being well exposed to the sun. The soil is all that can be desired for dairying purposes, being of good depth estimated to be over 20ft, and is, moreover, essentially, a warm soil, forming an excellent bottom for grass, which takes well and quickly, as mav be seen on the land itself and on the surrounding holdings. The Mungaroa Valley has been settled for many years, and is well known as bein; both fertile and productive, and is especially adapted for dairying from its proximity to the railway and the city of Wellington, thereby enabling the dairyman beget his products to a ready market without loss of time. The-attention of buyers is particularly drawn to the fact that the farms about tc be offered for sale consist of practically the last of _ the level land suitable for dairying which is obtainable within easy distance of Wellington, the premier shipping port of the colony. The terms offered are within the means of all classes of buyers, comprising a cash deposit of 10 per cent, at the time of sale, and a further deposit of 15 per cent, withjin six months, the balance of the purchase money may remain for five or seven years at 5 per cent., with power to pay off at any time.

Land Transfer Title will be given. Lithographic plans and full particulars may be obtained on application to MESSES SKERRETT AND WYLIE. _ v Solicitors; Or, MASSES HARCOTJRT AND CO., 614 Auctioneers, Wellington. CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY COWS. MONDAY, MARCH 25th, At 1.30 p.m. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS have received instructions from Mr H. Moffat, who has leased his farm, to sell by public auction, at his farm, on the Longbnrn-Kairanga road- as above. Absolutely Without Reserve, the whole of his superior herd of—--54 selected dairy cows, mostly in full profit 4 unbroken half-draughts Horae, spring trap and harness Milk cans, etc., etc., etc. 746 PURE BRED CATTLE FOE SALE. PUREBRED Ayrshire Cows and 20 por~ Med Ayrshire Bulls, all ages, from the beat strains in Now Zealand. Cross-bred Cows, several just calved and does t‘« calving. ■Acs t*urn-bred Shorthorn Bull, halt brofhrv ts the Champion Bull, uv- si-iiu by writing to ANDREW LJFF. fH Wellington, N.Z.