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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4314, 25 March 1901, Page 8

IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. TO-DAY, at 2 o'clock. Messes a. e. meech and go. have been intrusted to sell at their rooms. Maimers street, 'as above and following days, WITHOUT SLIGHTEST RESERVE—£SOO WOETH 0F DEAPERY. The shipment comprises— Blankets, rugs, satin, marcella, and h.o. j'quilts, calico, flannelette, lace curtains. ~;|°wels, linen, table damask, men’s tweed, ' serge and vicuna suits, trousers, sheeting, i muslin, costumes, silk mixture, lustre, ■llfull range of dress goods, ladies’ underclothing, corsets, hosiery, etc, etc. Silver and rolled gold watches, Indies’ and gents’ boots and shoes. Suit lengths of serge and vicunas. Suit lengths bought at sale will be made up by first-class tailor. 904 MONDAY, 25th MARCH, 1901, At 1.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, 9, Finlay terrace, off Wallace street. Messrs haroourt and co. have been favoured with instructions from . Mr Harbottle, who is leaving the colony, to sell without reserve at his residence as above, his valuable household furniture and effects, comprising— Drawing room suite, D pieces, cheffonier, bedsteads, mattresses, easy chairs, piano stool, tables, chests of drawers, washstands and ware, mirrors, linoleum, pictures, ornaments, kitchen utensils and sundries ' Also: Several lots builder's tools, timber, nails, etc., and garden pots and plants On view morning of Sale. HAECOURT AND CO., 895 ' Auctioneers. GREAT AUCTION SALE. •DAIRY FARMS. DAIRY FARMS. 1800 A ? RBSI 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 1 SUPERB CLIMATE! MESSES HAROOURT AND CO. have been favoured with instructions to sell hy public auction, at their rooms, 48, Lambton quay, on FRIDAY, 12th April, 1901— That MAGNIFICENT ■ PROPERTY known as EAWSON’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, Ehnutafca 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 Eawson, 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 moat 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, then 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 bo 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 may 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 beinf 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 tc get 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 he 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, eomprising a cash deposit of 10 per cent, at the time of sale, and a further deposit of 15 per cent, within 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 011 application to MESSRS SKERRETT AND WYLIE. „ . Solicitors; Or, 1 MESSRS HAECOURT AND CO., Auctioneers, Wellington. JOHNSCNVILLB SALBTAEDS, JOHNSONVILLE. TUESDAY,"MARCH 26th. Sale at 11 a.m. ■piREEMAN E. JACKSON AND CO., i -*• conjunction with Abraham and Wi Earns, will sell by public auction a above—--45 fat bullocks 1 , 360 fat sheep ' 5 cows in milk, 3 to- 7 years old. 1 calve end July 1 Durham bull, 7 years old A train leaves Wellington and Manawa tu Railway Station at 10.10 a.m., rctun mg from Johnsonville at 11.50 and 2 p.n P. L. JACKSON. oim? C wV al P T: E - B«^LSSbtoi quay, Wellington. 9C PALMERSTON NORTH SALE. ratJEiwY, 28th MARCH. 1901 mflE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AN] * .-.MERCANTILE AGENCY COM PANY, LTD., will sell by public auctioi as above—--80 4-year bullocks 40 3i to 4-year bullocks 50 3j-vear steers 1 heifer in calf 200 2, 4 and 6-topth ewes 2 Lincoln rams 8 half-bred Tamworth pigs. 9-1! JAMES GQDBER, s MILE 6 URNS HOUSa. 1 •4 and ■M, Cuba street, |JJAB juat imported a large stock of r CARE'S CELEBRATED BISCUITS, 1 Also, new and beautiful novelties in - TABLE DECORATIONS, Eto„ To arrive ox Tekoc. A large quantity of splendid CHRISTMAS GOODS. Latest deeirno in WEDDING CAKES. Inspection invited, a Strawberries and Cream, Ices, itc., as mual. IH9