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AUCTIONS. THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. CULVERDEN SALBYARD& TUESDAY, 13th JANUARY. SPECIAL ENTRIES— Account Walter Macfarlane, Eeq., Kaiw_r_, 2000 Two-tooth Halfbred Wethers, in v.i 7 forward condition Account Alex. 'Macfariane, Esq., Aohrsy, 200 Hoggets, in very forward condition N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD. E. G. STAVELEY, M_n_gex. 3353 C. E. CALCUTT, Auctioneer. METHVEN SALEYARD3. THURSDAY. 15th JANUARY. SPECIAL ENTRIES— 800 Two and Four-tooth Crossbred Wither., in forward condition 100 Eight-tooth Crossbred Ewes and Lamb. 60 Merino Ewes and Lambs X._.. -_._>* AND MERCANTILE •_ENCY CO., LTD. __ E. G. STAVELEY, Manager. 3354 t| C. E. CALCUTT, Auctioneer. WOOL SALE NO. 3. FRIDAY, 16th JANUARY, 190 S. CATALOGUES CLOSE THIS DAY. OEND full particulars, description, and ia.truotion. at once, by telegram, if nece_» sary. Please consign Wool to N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD.. c PRIVATE SIDING, CHRISTCHURCH. N.Z.'LOAN ... , MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. 3352 E. G. STAVELEY, Manager. C A R G I L L YARDS OPENING SALE. MONDAY 19th JANUARY. PRESENT ENTRIES— 400 Prime Fat Sheqp 500 Prime Fat Luqidb 130 Prime Butchers' Ewe. 1 Springer Duncan Drill (in thorough working order) N.Z. LOAN AND >.ERC_NTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. E. G. STAVELEY, Manager. 3102 C. E. CALCUTT, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO STOCKDEALERS, SHEEP FARMERS, AND AGRICULTURISTS. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. LIMITED, havo received instructions from the owner, to SELL BY" PUBI7IC AUCTION, at Mr Chas. d-rk*. RoonJl. Christ. ohur__. On SATURDAY. 31st JANUARY, 1903, That Magnificent Property Known .« ISLAND FARM, Hare wood road, Comprising 1383 Acres Freehold (more ot less), (about 920 Acres Leasehold, together with good homestead, men's hut, woolshed, stables engine house, etc., etc. EASY TERMS FOR PAYMENT. The Property is very conveniently situated, some six or seven miles from Cathedral square, Christchurch, and is close to freezing works and metropolitan stock markets. Owing to its capacity for holding large mobs of sheep for a short time, without injury to themselves or the pasture, the above property would be particularly valuable to a sheepdealer. Further particulars will appear in later advertisement-, or may be obtained on application to MR P. ACTON-ADAMS, Island Farm, or N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. 3069 E. G. STAVELEY. Manager. ~~ INGRAM AND CO. SALE OF LAND, AT EAST OXFORD. A CHANCE SELDOM MET WITH. MESSRS INGRAM and CO. have received instructions from Mr F. Thompson to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the S*!e Rooms, Oxford, on THURSDAY, January 22nd, at 3 pja., HIS SPLENDID AGRICULTURAL FARM AT EAST OXFORD, Containing 416 acres, divided into 11 paddocks, all watered by water races. Improvements consist of 7-roomed house, stable, chaffhouse, implement shed, huge granary, and other outbuildings. The farm is in splendid order, and is particularly good sheep country. Further particulars may be obtained from tho auctioneers. INGRAM and CO., 3463 ' Auctioneer*. MACDONALD, WILSON AND 00, IN THE EXCHANGE LAND AUCTION ROOMS, 84 Lambton Quay, Wellington. SALE OF MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD CENTRAL BUSINESS BLOCK! IN THE HEART OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. THE WELL-KNOWN CORNER PROPERTY, IN WILLIS STREET AND CHEW'S LANE. In the Estate of the l.te Mr ROBERT LAERY. On TUESDAY, JANUARY 90th, 1303, At 2.80 o'clook p.m. MACDONALD, WILSON and CO. are favoured with instructions from the Executors in the Est*- of the late ROBERT LAERY to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, as above— ONE OF THE LARGEST AND l?OST VALUABLE BUSINESS BLOCKS OF FREEHOLD LAND IN THE CITY OF WELLINGTON, with th*. Brick snd Cement Buildings and pther Erections thereon. The Block has a frontage of 111 feet 6 inches to WILLIS STRET and 119 feet 1J inches to CHEW'S LANE, and the buildings upon the block are occupied by Messrs Levien, Shallorass and Co., Deslandes, Darcy Ford and others. Willis street is the chief artsry through which the whole retail trade of the city of Wellington flows, and the.Laery Block is in the very centre of Willis street, and admitted'y about equal in value tc the celebrated Byko Corner. Nothing has been more remarkable during tho past few months than the rapid advance in '_c value of the best basinets fret-bold sites in the city of Wellington. From every quarter of the colony and from Australia capital is flowing .nto the city of Wellington for investment in (toeholds m its leading streets. The causes of the iutiux .re net far to seek. Tho progressive policy of tie past tw<lve years has touched every corner of New Zealand as with a magician's wand, creating wealth and bringing happiness and prosperity to the people. The city end district of Wellington stand out clear from the rest of the colony in having reaped t\ larger measure of 'he benefits of such progress and development Mid with the enormous area of tbe vacant lands rcrth of the city awaiting settlement, it is now se_n that_ it is lmpomibi. to fix a limit to the wonderful expansion awaiting the Empire City. Hence, this points to the Absolute safety and permanency of investments in Wellington real estate. And it can te said without hesitation that no block ot freehold in the whole city of Wellington demands such careful _t tetition at the bands of tbe banker, the finan cier and the capitalist as the great cornier no* on the market in consequence of the dwtth o Mr Robert Laery. Terms—Ten per cent, deposit; financial ar rsngements of an easy character for the tt.l ance at 5 per cent, interest per annum. Lithographic plans, showing the pioperf in detail, can be had on application. Conditions of tale and fuller pin: n .: .<.*■■ may be obtained on application -o tic .'., . tioneers, or to MESSRS MENTEATH and 8r:.,:.: Solicitors. 224* Feather.'..,: ?-..•■-.■.