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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16704, 24 July 1916, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. "~ RESIDENCE, 7 NIXON STREET (Near Guyton Street.) THURSDAY, 27th JULY. At 1-30 p.m. WTCNDLE'S, LTD., instructed by * * Mr. F'yger, will sellHousehold Furniture and effects, including good Piano. Full particulars later. ~FOR~SALE T(MVIND UP AN ESTATE. 739 ACRES in the famous Ohotu Block, handy to rail and Ohakune. All easy country. Aotea. Board Lease. Present rent Is 6d per acre. Full compensation for improvements. 220 acres felled and graseed. Splendid milling timber on property. Fenced on two sides. Price, £1000. No. 5557 541 ACRES, adjoining the above action. Aotea Board Lease. Present rent Is 6d per acre. AH easy country. Well watered. Splendid sheep and cattle country. 151 acres felled and grassed, balance bush. Partly fenced. Price, £1100. No. 5557 NOTE.—The above two sections are lor sale at bedrock prices to wind up an estate, and at the prices asked are bargains. A CHEAP FARM AT MANGAWEKA 163 ACRES Freehold, 4 miies from Mangaweka on main Taihapa road. A compact little farm, well fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks. About half level and undulating, balance easy hills. New seven-roomed house and conveniences. Good yards, etc. Price, £18 per acre. Terms arranged. No. 5559 Owner would consider a suitable exchange. CHOICE HOME ON ST. JOHN'S HILL FOR SALE. ST. JOHN'S HILL, (Good position) Comfortable New Seven Roomed Bungalow, verandah, front and side. Large hall, kitchen with Scott range. Batnroom H. and C. Water, Good bath and basin. All necessary conveniences. Washbouse etc. Coal and Wood shed large Freehold section nearly $ acre nicely iaid out in lawn, shrubbery and orchard. PRICE £1800. Terms to suit. No: 4900 moneylTlend. We have several sums of money to lend on good securities. £400; £500,; £600; £700 ; £1000; £1500; £2000. C. L. DUIGAN AND CO., HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, ETC., 75, RLDGWAY STREET. 'Pnone No. 56. FOR SALECATTLE. 75 mixed yearlings. 45 mixed yearlings. 17 springing, heifers. 15 springing heifers. 15 empty heifers. 25 young cows (early calvcrs). 30 cows (forward condition). - SHEEP. 250 empty ewes. 75 mixed hoggets. 50 ewes in lamb to Lincoln rams. F, A. SUIStEP SPLENDID RIVER FLAT. NATIVE LEASE—4O YEARS TO RUN. 570 ACRES — Over half ploughable; balance very easy hills; 100 acres in grass; ten miles from Raetihi. A first-class property. Rent 3s. per acre. H. JENKINS, 1 LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Licensed Native Interpreter, i RAETIHI. Continuation of property lists see page 7. '

SHEEP AND DAIHY F&PJfS Qfr&Sl ACRES Freehold. L.T. title, situated under 12 miles from Hunter£3#wU ville W here there is a splendid fortnightly stock sale. All good easy rolling sheep and cattle country, broad topped hills and wide open yalleys Water in abundance all over the Property. Country lies splendidly to sun and is very warm early spring country. The property is subdivided into several paddocks, but could do with more subdivisions The buildings comprise a good dwelling S rooms, mostly new and with all conveniences, e o,Xne Itc and usual outbuildings, woolshed (old building) with machines engine sheep and cattle yards. Tins country usually wm"«*aSut 3800 Slip, of which 1800 are breeding ewes. 1000 wethers, an-d balance hoggets. The percentage of lambs is always good, averaging IQO per cent in addition to the sheep, 450 head of cattle were carried through last winter. This country does the stock remarkably well and there is plenty of easy ploughable land along the trontage and round the homestead for the convenient working of stock. Price, £12 per acre. ' Mortgage £600 0. Terms probably arranged it necessary. Wool clip tor the last 2 years has been over 90 bales. (153.) AAIQ ACRES Freehold, L.T. title, all in grass excepting small patches ot E«lflO shelter bush about 500 acres or flat and ploughabie when atumned part of which 'has already been .lone. Subdivided into about 20 paddocks by good post and wire fencing, posts of purm and totara, well watered by permanent streams and springs, formation principally limestone. With, the exception oT a few acres the whole block is exceedingly easy un-d-ilatine country bullocks are fattened on the grass and breeding cows can be run with absolute safety in every paddock. There is a splendid residence of 10 rooms with every convenience, including septic tank and patent w c asphalted paths and back-yard, nice lawn, garden, orchard, etc. Large ana 'up-to-date woolshed, fitted with 4 Lister machines and engine, stables, loft cowshed etc. All buildings are of the best and in first-class order, telephone connection witn all parts. The carrying capacity is 2 sheep per acre besides cattle, and a lot of fat sheep and cattle are sent away every year' Situated 2 0 miles by motor road from Ngaruawahia, where there are freezing works post-office and hotel 4 miles, mail delivery within 1 mile, school IV* miles railway being constructed to within 8 miles. Price £11 • per acre stock and plant including shearing machines and engine at valuation. Mortgage £12,000 at 5 per cent, about 4 years to run. Terras about £&X \CIIES' FHEEHOLD, all in grass, and about 80 acres ploughable, very *® easy low rolling downs. Has all been heavy bush country, subdivided into about 8 paddocks by post and wire and stab fencing. VVater- } ed by sorings and dams. Good 5-roomed house with bathroom, wash- » house and storeroom, large cowshed, concreted floor, trap-shed and tool 1 house The formation is rich loam on papa, very strong grass land, wini tering GO sheep, 3 0 cows and young stock, will easily milk 4 0 cows. ' Situated 1 mile from town and railway station, and a few chains from ' post" office, school and creamery. A good little dairy farm, and cheap at £30 per acre About £1000 cash required. - (217) «!Sff6 ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass except] 0 acres crop, and all fl.nt, " B<3y? ricll> dairying land. Ten paddocks, good fencing, well watered t by artesian wells, new, up-to-date homestead with all conveniences, septic 9 tank and telephone, 6 bail cowshed (milking plant and engine not to go - with property), situated 2Vs miles post office, school and creamery. Thi;s property will carry 70 cows. Price, £57 per acre, with £500 cash. (219) «jt ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass excepting about 5 acres of bush and ** all ploughable. Nine paddocks, watered by springs and dams. Has ' -xll been heavy busli country, and now carrying 30 cows, 2 horses. A '^oocl metalled* road, situated 1 mile from post office, school and factory, 15-roomed' house, 6 bail cowshed with loft, barn, trapshed and piggery. - Price £?2 per acre. Terms, £3 75 cash. (220) F. R. H. BSICE- ?' Ikm AGENT, &IARTOH.