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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4806, 8 November 1902, Page 8

1 Q MAGNIFICENT BUILDING Q - 1 - 0 SITES. - 10 WADESTOWN TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, 26th NOVEMBER. 1902, At 2.30 p.m. by TURNBULL, WATKINS AND WILLIAMS. AT THEIR AUCTION ROOMS, 3, Panama street. rriHESB SUPERB RESIDENTIAL X SITES have frontages to well-made streets, formed under the direction of the Onslow Borough Council. WADESTOWN is the only Suburb of Wellington available for the Expansion of the City from the Thorndon end, and Thorndon being already crowded and cramped for air space, these most desirable Building Allotments must rapidly increase in value and provide a sound and remunerative investment. WADESTOWN Is within 23 minutes’ walk of the G.P.O. and is the healthiest and most picturesquely situated suburb of the Empire City. Charming views of the most varied and dfelighiful scenery are obtainable from any of these sites. These views embrace practically the whole of our beautiful harbour, the hush-clad hills and dales of Crofton; Petone, nestling at the water’s edge; a delightful glimpse of the fern-covered hills and fruitful valley of tho Hutt, beyond which the majestic peaks of the Rimutakas form a background to a scenic display which has tew parallels in tho colony. WADESTOWN BUSH, familiarly known to picnic and pleasure parties as "Wilton’s Bush," is within a few minutes’ of these charming sections. Situated at the head of the Kaiwarra stream, this beauty spot is well known to tho public, and needs no further description here. A plentiful and permanent supply of pure water is assured to tho fortunate purchaser of one of these sites, there being several NATURAL SPRINGS on. the property. REMEMBER! This property is WITHIN 300 YARDS 1 OF THE PROPOSED TRAM, which will bring Wadestown within 10 minutes' of the G.P.O. These superb allotments offer exceptional inducements to all who want PURE AIR, MAGNIFICENT VIEWS. HEALTHY AND SUNNY HOMES LARGE SECTIONS, EXCELLENT SOIL BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS, UNI LIMITED SUPPLIES OP PURE SPRING WATER, and safe and remuner. ative investments. LAND TRANSFER TITLES. TEEMS: 10 per cent, deposit. 10 per cent, in 1 month 10 per cent, in G months. Balance at 5 per cent, interest. Purchasers have the right to pay off at any time without notice any sums of not less than .£lO. For further particulars and Lithograph pious apply to TURNBULL. WATKINS AND WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, 277 3, PANAMA STREET.

AND KETTLE, LTD. NOVEMBER SALES. Waipukurau, TUESDAY. 11th, at 1.30 p.m. Stortford Lodge, TUESDAY, 18th, at 1 p.m. Waipukurau, TUESDAY. 23th, at 1.30 p.m. AND KETTLE. LTD. TV AIPUKURAU SALE will bo held at their yards on TUESDAY, the 11th inst., at 1.30. 12 prime fat shorthorn heifers 10 prime heavy shorthorn barren cows 20 prime fat well-bred cows ALFRED REID, 144 Auctioneer. TO SHEEPBREEDERS. Important Sale of ENGLISH LEICESTER EWES,' from the Best flock in New Zealand, at Christchurch, during Race and Show Week, on the 13th NOVEMBER, at 9.30 o’clock, at H. Matson and Co.’s Cashel street Store. H MATSON AND CO. will sell, on ao- • count of Mr W. B. Andrew, of Southbridge, 200 one-shear English Leicester Ewes from his celebrated flock. The above are all specially-selected, bew ing fully culled. His only reason for selling is that ho has been disposing of some of his farms and has not room for them. They will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, and anyone wishing to secure some owes of this exceptional fine blood could not do better than attend the auction, H. MATSON AND CO., 515 164, Cashel street, Christchurch. WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. fTtHE following are the dates fixed by -1 the Wellington Wool Brokers’ Association for this season’s sales: Ist Sale, 27th November, 1902 2nd Sale, 19th December, 1902. 3rd Sale, 23rd January, 1903. 4th Sale, 12th February, 1903. (Commencing at noon).

Catalogues close on the Monday before the date of sale. The charges on Wool offered, but not sold, will do 2s per bale for the first offering, and Is per bale for second offering. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. UNITED FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. LTD. MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO. WAIEARAPA FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. LEVIN AND CO.. LTD. 118 FUNGUS! FUNGUS! fTtHE undersigned will give the Highest JL Price in the colony for Fungus. 5d per lb, Wellington Railway Station and Wharf'; must be dry. All communications should be addressed to YEE CHONG, 493 Manners street. ISLAND SAWMILLS. Tamaki Sawmill Co., Eketahuna. Totarn Sawmill Co.. Dannevirke. Kauri Sawmills, Kati-Katu Kauri and Mountain Rimu,. Waihi. All kinds of timber supplied from any of the aboye mills. For further particulars, apply 12fi E. L. KNIGHT, Proprietor. NOTICE. ALL Trains stop for Refreshments at Masterton. Most np-to-date rooms in the Colony. Best of everything kept CHAS. BENZIE. Proprietor. Masterton Refreshment Rooms. 135