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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12402, 18 November 1908, Page 4

Dissolution Sale, LAND! iAND!! SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, at NOON. THE HENLEY ESTATE. SITUATED AT RICHMOND. SITUATED AT RICHMOND. Auction Sale of the balance of valuable Freehold Sections. OX ALLOTMENTS QK .flO ALLOTMENTS flO Each having a frontage to Queen; William, Salisbury and Edward Streets of not less than G6 feet by great depths. This is the finest estate ever submited for. " ' , PUBLIC AUCTION. in this favourable locality, beiatj fcho healthiest, brightest, sunniest, and most invigorating spot AROUND RICHMOND; This great sale is for the purpose of closing partnership account* and remember, every lot is offered far ABSOLUTE SALE. ABSOLUTE SALE. Henley possesses advantages of a residential character unequalled by any sub-division hitherto presented to investors. INSPECT AND YOU WILL BUY. I The public arc invited to inspect these beautiful sections bef oro the day of sale. Plans can ba inspected before or on day of sale at our 'offices Hardy Street. BISLEY BROS, and Co., Auctioneers. DISSOLUTION SALE. » DISSOLUTION SALE. Important and attractive Land Sale of U FARMS AND RUNS '1 "I RUNS AND FARMS i-J---TTHICH MUST BE SOLD. WHICH MUST BE SOLD. In order to close partnership accounts. ■■■"-' BY PUBLIC AUCTION BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, (At Noon.) ' M E SS" R S BISLEY BROS. and Co. will offer for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION at their - Commodious Land Sale Rooms, Hardy - street, FREEHOLD PROPERTIES FREEHOLD PROPERTIES As under, which, in "order to close Partnership Accounts, Must be Sold. LOT 1.— 42 Acres of Freehold Land (more or less), having a frontage to Parker!s Road, Stoke. Some 18 acres now in barley. ■- " This is one of the most beautifully situated properties in the district. It commands an unequalled view, faces the north, and the soil is rich, being mostly limestone formation: It is unsurpassed for Gentleman 1 s Residence. Unequalled for large and small fruit cultivation; milk walk, poultry farm, etc., etc. LOT 2.-44 Acres of Freehold Land (more ar less). Northern asp«ct. Th« whole lying well to the sun. Firstclass' soil, with large frontage to Marsden Road, Stoke, some 17 acres bow under plough, ready for turnips. Old Limestone Kiln. is in centre of the property, and will; at some early date cut up to fireatadvantage. An ideal position .:-for Family Residence. Command* a view of the Sea and Waimeas. Situate! about 20 minutes from the Port, and adjoins Lot lr LOT 3.— -25 Acres of Freehold Land (more or less), situated on Marsden Road, Stoke. Warm position. Well sheltered. First-class property foi "mixing farm or fruit and vegetable, cultivation . Splendidly '■■■ watered . About 30 minutes from the Port, and 10 minutes from the Railway Station^ LOT 4.-25 Acres Freehold adjoining Lot 3, and of same description, all level, rich soil. LOT 5.— 46 Acres of Freehold Land (more or less), practically all flat, and adjoins lioi 4. Never failing stream. Capable of any cultivation one would like to put it to. Acknowledged to be some of the finest grass land ia Stoke. : -' ' ' ■'■-■'■ LOT 6.-47 Acres of Freehold Land (more or less), situated in Lower Moutere; together with all improvements thereon, including two-roomed cottage, sheds, etc. Some six acres in orchard, mostly choice apples; a portion is under plough, and some in grass. All well fenced and subdivided into six parts. Splendidly watered . Frontage to first-class road and situate about 4 miles, from Town and Port of Motueka. LOT 7. — 52 Acres of Freehold Land (more or less), situate Lower Moutere. Now occupied by Mr Witty. New residence of six rooms. A "few acres in orchard. A number of acres in oats. The whole is first-class fruit or hop land. Near School and Post Office, and only four miles from Port and Town of Motueka. LOT 8. — 2080 Acres of Freehold and Lease in Perpetuity Lands, situate at Graham, about 18 miles from Motueka, with first-class roads to all parts of the .'district. This splendid property is mostly limestone formation. About 1200 acres in grass and the rest in bush. .As a grazing run, all will admit that it contains some of the best grass land in Nelson, more resembling the. best North : Island country, and it is suitable for both sheep; and cattle.- . . '■..•.-. LOT 9.— 400 Acres of Freehold Land (more or less), situate a few minutes walk from Kohatu Railway Station, part feeing river flat. „ The train passes through the property, which has also a double frontage to the mam road. Some seventy acres are under"; plough, of which 50 acres are in oats, and the balance for turnips. The picperty is well watered, and for mixed farming can be strongly recommended. The improvements consist of new six-roomed residence and large new barn. The fences are mostly new. The Public School and General Store are within half a mile of the property. '■.•'; LOT 10.— 384 Acres of Freehold Land (more or less), adjoining Lot 8. Some 50 acres is now under plough, and a further 100 acres, which; is almost level, is ready for breaking* up. This property has a long frontage, to the main road, and there is no better agricultural land suitable for sraiii, turnips or fruit in the Province. LOT 11.— 76 Acres of Freehold Land (more or less), situate Wakefield, and adjoins the English Church property. In the near future \ this should be very, valuable for residential sites. The land is situated a"f«w minutes from the Railway Station and Township, and no doubt in the near future it will cut up to advantage/ - --■ Full particulars and terms on easy mode of payment will be given to iabendiiig purch asers on application at sur offices, Hardy-street.; > ;: \i: G&.Noticetb intending purchasers. — While ..we are selling the above properties by public auction they are also subject to sale in meantime by private treaty, and if desirous liberal terms of pay- ' meht will be given. BISLEY. BROS, and CO., Auctioneers. : 4380