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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 415, 26 January 1909, Page 10

_""-'- -AUCTIONS. . " , . 1 ; ~ - TO-DAY, TUESDAY," 26th JANUARY, 1909, - -. At 2 p.m. ' . At THE CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, '- . WILLIS STREET. GREAT CLEARING SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. MESSRS. '-LEVIEN, SHALLCEASS, AND CO.- have been favoured with instructions to Sell by Publio Auction, as aboto— A splendid lot of good second-hand Furni- ."■_• • turo of every description. -' Goods on' View at our Mart on Monday and Tuesday. WITHOUT RESERVE. LEVIEN?SHALLCRASS, AND CO., , Auctioneers. 5202 THIS : EVENING, TUESDAY, 26th JAMJAEY, 1909, At 8 p.m , PLIMMERTON EXTENSION, Entirely New Subdivision, Within half a mile of the Piimmeiton Railway - - Station. M "ESSES.;J. H, BETHUNE AND CO. have ' been favoured with instiuctions to sell by'auotion'at their rooms, Featherston Street, on,' Tuesday, 26th January, 1909, at 8 p.m. - THE FIRST SUBDIVISION OF PLIM- " " MERTON EXTENSION, approached by a well-formed Road, and situated only """ half _a-mile from tho Plimmerton Eail- "~ w" "way"Station. the favourite Health Resoit of Wellington, and with the impioved Railway Service soon bo inauguraetd by ,the Government,,-Sections bought at this bale must rapidly increase in value. The upset prices are exceptionally low, .„. - | -LIBERAL TERMS",Z"',' /j£s_per r Section deposit. .",,"," £5 rn 3, G, and 12 montha -Interest, on'unpaid purchase \moncy at 5 per cent, per annum. For Lithographio plans and further particulars, apply -to - ' J/ H. BETHUNE AND CO., 9538 ,' . Auctioneers. „' '/ SALE BY'-PUBLIC AUCTION. , . TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1909, - At I.SO p.m., MESSRS. A L. WILSON AND CO. have been 'favoured with instructions to Bell, in their Rooms, 26 Biandon Street, as above— .All that'piece'and parcel of Land, situate Molesworth Street, Thomdon, Wellington, having a frontago of 40ft. by a depth of '100 ft., being part of Town Aero 578, together with the 8-roomod Residence - thereon, known as No. 113. This property is being sold to faoihtate tho' winding up ot, tho Estato of Mrs. Ross, deceased. Full particulars from tho Auctioneers, A."L. WILSON AND CO., . 9996 ~ , 26 Biandon Street. • - " TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, '27th JANUAEY, 1909, j At 2 30 p m. o'clock. ' SALE OF LEASE AND FURNITURE OF I THE CLUB HOTEL, MAETINBOROUGH. MESSRS. W..H. MORRAH AND CO., by order of the Mortgagees and UNDEIt INSTRUCTIONS from the'REGISTRAR of the SUPREME COURT'at WELLINGTON, WILLSELL, at their ROOMS, WILLIS STREET, on WEDNESDAY, tho 27th day of JANUARY, 1909, the lease of tho above HOTEL AND PREMISES, together with ALL FURNITURE AND CHATTELS THEREIN. TEE LEASE expires on the Ist day of February, 1916, and the rental 'is '.£416 per year, and it contains the usual covenants in leases of a like nature. For further particulars and conditions of Bale, application may be made to • - - ' ' - THE AUCTIONEERS, ' Or to MESSRS. YOUNG AND TRIPE, Solicitors, -' "~ "" " '' WELLINGTON. 9563 FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE. .-'„-..."-A FEILDIKG FARM. • -< "FOR' A LAEGER PROPERTY. Olfi ACRES, "■ Close to Feilding; splendid iil\J fattening land; will carry 4 sheep to tho acre. Beautiful 2-story Residence, with all conveniences, telephone, etc.; outbuildings, large woolsbed, stables, trapsheds, etc., well fenced,,and -watered, Price, Ji4o per acre; terms arranged. Owner will exchange tor larger farm; would prefer property-situated on the Manwatu Line, about Otaki. For* full particulars, apply VICTOR E. SMITH, LAND AGENT, FEILDING. !. Cloßl [ , ".'fABMERS, tOOK. '< '\" ' GOOD DAISY FAEM. ' i ETA ACRE?, all in Grass, all well fenced, ' loU" subdivided into a paddocks,-well- v»t- ---• [j ew 6-footaed House and Cuthoasea. Lease has 131 years to run, at Us. 6d. per Situated \\ miles from Railway Station, Post O&ce, and.&thool. Last year wintered 450 sheep and 60 head tattle. GOODWILL ONLY ) , - , , - Applythe United farmehs 1 " bo'dpebative a3Bociatioh, '* LTD. VICTOEIA AVENUE. 1 WANGANOJ. cm \ A. E. KEMP, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. ' BROADWAY, " s"t E'A TFO ED. -«of> ACEES Dairy Farm, i\ miles from JLo/9 Stratford, on good metal road, oppo ~ site creamery, i mile of school, good house and outbuildings Price, X 23 per acre. A6OO cash, balance 5 per cent m ACEES highly-improved Dairy Farm, 5 miles from Stratford, on good metal '" road I mile from creamery, well tenced anc .subdivided; first-class buildings; 00 acres ? stumped; all Hat. Puce, 430 per acie. •• , oi \A ACRES, close to railway and twt 4:oUU creameries, 500 acres' ploughed 1 1500 acres swamp land, partly drained, Bheep proof fences, 8-roomed house and outbuild ines, would'cut up into good dairy farms now carrying 1000 sheep, 500 head cattle. PHm £i p«r acre,. £2000 saah xeauued. Cut