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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 5372, 3 September 1904, Page 8

J. MACLEAX AMI CO.'S jL ' * MONTHLY HOUSE HA/AAR, CEXTEA I. YAIMJS, LOWER If U'IT, WE OX ESI JAY, Till SEPT., at 1 p.m--I!.T stjiunfrh draughts, all in work I gelding (draught /, 3yrs, unbroken I fillv (draught/. hyrs, unbroken 21/ hacks anil harness horses I liciivv draught, bay, Tyrs, kronen to Mimic anil double harness. .In work iMh‘ '■ I light, draught gelding, roan, 4yrs. .-ingle and double harness. Jn work J-’ioni f’anguiKoi—•l roan rnarcs suitable for lorry work 4 }>;iy niares suit.iblo lor lorry v.oik « gefdings, 3yrs, broken to chains .] geldings, good shatters Karl her entries may bo left with Mr AVat t, Mr M. .). Hodgms, Central 1,, Willi, .111 .’l* ‘ a.w-r,----, .. Hotel, Lower Uutt, or the Auctioneers, Wellington and Petonc. FRIDAY, Dili SEPTEiIJJER, 10C4, At U.tiO p.m. ACCXIOX SALE SCPCRTOU TEX-ROOMED VILLA KESIDBXCE. MA C DONALD CRESCENT. MKSSRS 11AKCOURT AX'D CO, have been favoured with instructions to sell bv public aueticn. at their rooms. 48. Lambton quay, on FRIDAY, 9th bl'.iTEMPER. IOOt. at 2.30 p.m.— All tlmt. piece or 'parcel of land, being part of lots 8 and 11. and part ot Town Acres 102 and lilt on the map of the Cilv of Wellington, having a frontage o'f 25ft to Macdonald crescent. by a depth of 7-lft, more or less, upon which is creeled a splendid leroonied residence. This properly is in a very central situaand is also in one of Iho best paity jf the city. It commands an exceedingly toed view ami is within half a minute if the electric ear line. The residence • rceted on f lie property is a first-class ..no mil is lilted up with all modern convem- • ncos and is bringing m a weekly rental if .112 3s. Wo can highly recommend -Ins iropertv as being an exceptionally good me either as an investment or for those ■equirmg a very superior residence. -i he iroperty is worthy of inspection. Title, band 'transfer. I’or further particulars apply lIAECOUHT AND CO., .a Auctioneers.

OR HAT SUBDI VISIONAL SALK GREAT SUBDIVLSLONAL SALK 0£ TIIK OAKS ESTATE. THH OAKS ESTATE, MASTERTON. MASTER TON. -j|j\ STEBTON. MASTERTON. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. McINTYRB AND ORCHARD are favoured with instructions to gno inmiircws particulars and plans ct tins charming estate, which is to be ottered at auction by MESSES LgM Eft AM) lORNS at Mnstcrton on SAiULJJAI, tilo tilth September, at 2 p.m. That Mnstcrton is one of the most prosperous of ihn inland towns is proved by Iho fact of its increasing population and tho rapid increase in hind values, and consequently buyers at this sale must reap a very largo increase on the price paid at auction. , , , . As a residential silo the land is unapproachable in nnv part of the colony, for tlio estate is situated qu the best l oad in the whole of the Wnirarapa district, is flat, of good alluvial soil, and within very easy walking distance from tile railway station. Surrounding the property to ho ottered for sale arc some of Uio finest private residences in the district. The Estate is on the borders of the Borough of Afastortop, and therefore will (only carry county rates, which are small; nevertheless, there ore. all the conveniences of the town itself—namely, water supply, gas, daily loiter delivery, postal pillars, telephone bureau to be opened shortly. public school within half a mile, and a general store within a few chains. I To the man or woman with little capital, wo .say. BUY. BUY. To speculators generally BUY. wo again BUY. BUY. BUY. For them will bo undoubtedly a profit on the purchase. Anri to gentlemen in this city desiring one or several acres in a beautiful situation and n salubrious c-limate, within four hours of Wellington, we reiterate, BUY. BUY. BUY. Them are 68 Sections in ACRE and HALF-ACRE LOTS. As wo have been over every section of the land wo will bo pleased to giyo any further information, and onr services at tho auction itself, if desired, on being favoured with a call. Mcintyrk and orchard, 603 57a, Lambtou quay. THE LAST OF THE WELLINGTON HOESE TEAMS, GREAT CLEARING SALE OF HORSES, TRAM OWES, HARNESS, 'BUSES. HORSE COVERS, AND ETC. ON WEDNESDAY,/ l-tth SEPTEMBER. Starting at 11 u.m. sharp. HORSES SUITABLE FOR CARRIAGE, DOG-CART, OR BUGGY, AND FOB TRADESMEN’S CARTS, ALSO FARM WORK. Under Instructions from the City Corporation of AYellington. Townsend and paul win soli by public auction, at the Stables and Sheds, Adelaide road, about—--50 morses nn TRAM CARS (open, closed and AO double-deckers) gQ SETS OF HARNESS ■y DOUBLE BRAKE 6 'BUSES ’ ‘ HORSE RUGS STABLE REQUISITES And lot of sundries. Tho horses aro some of tho very best, and as n whole nro superior to the lot sold at tho previous sale. Amongst tho lot aro some splendid single harness sorts, and some exceptionally well-bred marcs and half-draughts. The Tram Cars aro known to be tho best for horso tram system in tho colony, all being well and strongly-built, and for a horso tram cannot be excelled. They aro also suitable for many other purposes. Tho Harness is second to none in the City. ... , This being a genuine clearing sale we can, with confidence, recommend it to tho attention of those in want of Horses, Trams, 'Buses, and Harness. This will bo the last Sale, and our instructions aro to sell. Tho horses, being all cornfed, are fit for immediate work. , The Auctioneers will be pleased to furnish intending purchasers with all infor. luation required. SGB F. TOWNSEND, Auctioneer.

TOLLEY'S CALF FOOD “SPEAKS FOII ITSELF.” •T.N., Stonoy Creek—l have used twenty shillings’ worth of Tolley's Calf Food t>er season for several seasons. Have reared 20 calves without loss each year, at a cost of one shilling per head. TOLLEY'S Calf Food is obtainable of lending stores throughout Well iiigton, Wairarapa, Hawke’s and Poverty Bays, Jlanawatu, and Taranaki. 510