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AUCTIONS. n. MATSON" AND CO. •pATTEBSAL ~ TUTE. TO-MORROW. SPECIAL ENTRY. ) On behalf of DUNNETT j Chiistchurch, * ' r 1 Ciemc-tit- Bayard Motor Car, 12-lC h.p. ;!-soatcr, all acccssorie3; trial ' On bcUlf of Mr H. "\V. KITCHIXGHAM, Greymouth, 3 1 Bay Mare, Royal Money, 4.56, Rotbst < h:.d—Beatrio, by Lincoln Yet; stinted to Jing.'o, 4.33 1 Bay Itobccca Quinsoy, Ouinsev Kobecca V.'.lkc.,. J,y Rothschild; .tinted to Jingle, -S.rjy,' T radewind (imported) ENTRIES INVITED. H. MATSON and CO. II ARE WOOD ROAD LAND. TJ MATSON ar.d CO. hr.vo received in- ' , . ■"'tructKins from AIR and MRS G. 11. S'iANLEY, to Euiniiit. ' IX THEIR ROOMS, CASHEL STREET. SATURDAY. JANUARY 25th, 1319, at 32 O'CLOCK. \<.ry Excellent Pio[iorty, a.** follows: — . APPROXIMATELY f-'. ACRES, SITUATE i HAUEWOOD. togfth.-r with comfoj-tablo ( Dwelling and{Outbuildmga thenvjn. Prol>«*rty nijirprisoa cxcollisiit land, and adi juina tho Hunt wood ;uad School. It i« . in fir*t/-fla-Hs ord(;r. At p:c3cnt about 13 acro.T uro iii crop, namely wheat, pota-l-n'-i, mangold.", swedes, and cucumbers. 'J'litro iiri' iiixmt ~i acres of aged appl" ire"* in good ordur. also about SO fullgrown walruit tiw>s. Tho remainder of the property is ii, grass. 1 with i h :ibov<», we will also offer A-HOU'l' :•> At.'KK.S, «itiuiu> further up • JJttmwood road, arid known as "linad.d'a Old l'arm." ()n lliis pnrtiun of tlio property there aro no At prosent fliers are !) in wheat, 10 unit's being cut for oats ar.d hay, and the hulanco in gras?. The abov» will bo nffrtred no ONE LOT, and thin realisation nirnrds an oxcoptional opporturjitv to thoso di;«iring an adruirabl*) holding nnd lucrative living within easy disof tb<? City. All; Particulars from 7398 It. MATSON and CO. R. v«i. McKENZIE AXD CO. AUCTION! AUCTION! THIS DAY—At p.m.—THIS DAY.' At 1 p.m. PIANO ;Wui. Hohni), ORG'AX (Bell), DINIXGIIOOM SUITE in Leather, OAK DIXINGROOM AND BEDROOM FURNITURE. IN OUR ROOMS. I-!:; CASHEI. STREET iIWwH-n lliiaUj! and Matsou's). ON Account of a Deceased Estate, we will offer the- following CHOICE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS:— Antique Kerb and Irons, (irarcaphonc, Chesterfield, Settee- in iloquette, Bookshelves, Writing Bureau. Oak Sideboard, Kauri Sideboard, RimVi Sideboard, Settee Suite, Ore. Ta'iles, Upholstered Cliair3, Saddlebag Couch, l)io2>-head Sowing Machine, Hand-painted (..'uHliionn, Duchr-nse l J .iirs, Clioval Duoliesse, Wardrobes, I'pholstcrcd Scat, Palmstands, Hall Standa, I'ortinanteaux, Chest Drawers, Toilet Ware, Bras 3 Kettle and Lamp, Glassware, Vases, Wood and Iron Kerbs, Garden Hose, Meal Safe, Garden Seat, Carpenter's liench, Wire .Couch, Diningroom anil Kitchen Tables, Oil Stove, Perfection Bed, Lawnmowers, Kitchen Chairs, Carpets, Lino., Rugs,, and Sundries. DRAPERY SALE AS USUAL.. R. S. McICENZIE and CO., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, House Furnishers, - - 143 Cashel street, 7400 (Between The Bristol and Matson's). S. McKENZIE AND CO., AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS, HOUSE FURNISHERS, 143 CASHEL STREET (Between The Bristol and Matson's). -ff —NEARLY- 2 Acres of first-class AOOU Land, fiuilable for root cropping, aifl a convenient 5-roomod House and outbuildings, situated within 4 miles of the Square and 10 minutes from 'he car. Tin's property is being sold at thiqf low figure, as the owneris going to the North Island. Full particulars from R. S. McKENZIE and CO. jp-1 OCA SECURES a. Modern 5-roomeU House and: nearly 8 acres of land, situated in one of" the best suburbs, handv to car, and only 20 minutes from the Square. The house is fitteel with electric light and point, and has every convenience, while tho land will produce almost anything, and is especially suitable poultry. Further particulars from R. S. McKENZIE and CO., R. S. McKENZIE an*J*CO., /uctioncers and Estate Ac;cnt3, House Furnishers. 143 Cashc'i etreet, (Between Tho Bristol and Matson's). M 6-102-644 PYNF, AND CO. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Under instructions from the PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE, we shall offer for Sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, in Our Land Rooms, Cashel street, at 12 noon on SATURDAY, the 25th inst;— Tho well-known Property of the late PHILIP TAYLOR, situated at Upper j Riccart6n, comprising EJ ACRES. Vineries, Vines in full bearing, Tomato Houses, Orchard, etc., DWELLING HOUSE and Outbuildings. ALSO, same time and place, in the Estate late CHARLES TAYLORDWELLING HOUSE and LAND adjoining the above. Fuller Particulars in To-morrow's Papers. PYNE and CO., 7398 Auctioneers. WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD. THESE TIMES THE SAFEST AND MOST 1 PROFITABLE LAND TO FARM IS ] GOOD LIMESTONE HILL CULi.N fl;i. j! Tha following Farm is an excellent pro- J \ position:— i| Ai e ACRES, all in grass, subdivided i JAJrkt) into 12 Paddocks, well watered, and carrying a beautiful sole of grass. i CARRYING CAPACITY:—Stock now on , farm:—lloo "Wet Ewes, -100 Ewe Hoggets, j t 270 Dry Sheep, and 100 Head of Cattk-. | £ BUILDINGS comprise New 7-roomed ? House with every convenience, Motor Slicd, Trap Shed, Cow Bails, 2-roomed Whare, up- [ ® to-date Wool Shed with Wolseley Shearing : ' Machines and Portable Engine. h PRICE per acre, £16 10s. Cash £5000; j F balance can be left for 7 years at 5j per , oent. Stock at Valuation. Tho above property is situated within 10 miles of good Town and Railway, and good ! Stock Market, and excellont ' motor road ! right up to property. j We are prepared to assist a practical man ~ with finance to purchase stock. ] For further particulars applv, j J WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE i o ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, ; „ STOOK DEPARTMENT. r _ _ PATTTATUA. W345* \