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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 642, 20 October 1909, Page 12

AUCTIONS. m-DAY. TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY, 20th .OCTOBER, 1000, At 2.30 p.m. ■."' !y Order of the Mortgagee, under conduct of the Registrar .of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Wellington, and under the provisions of ."The Land Transfer Act, 1908," nnd '"fhe Native Land Laws Amend- . ment Act, 1895." MTESSRS; J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auc.Ti tioneers, have been instructed by tho tcgistrarof the Supremo .Court at Wellington, o .sell, by public auction, at their Auctiou iooms, situated' at Brandon Street, in tho City f Wellington,, on WEDNESDAY, the twentieth if .OCTOBER, 1909, at 2.30 o'clock in tho afernoon— "' ' . '-' ■ ALT, THAT, the undivided third: share nnd interest in that' parcel of land 6ituated 1 in Horowhenua Connty,-containing 311 ■'/.acres-15 perches, more or less, being ''". nil that parcel'of'land known as Horowhenua No: 7, Block' VII, Waiopehu .-,-; Survey- District, and, being tho whole ';-■:'■ the land, comprised in Certificate of ; .--;:' Title, Volume 18, Folio 216."- .. TITLE-LAND. TR.rNSFER. - ■ For further particulars,' apply .to— . ■.'■'•' ''■" IZARD AND WESTON , (Mortgagee's Solicitors), . .. ■ - 161 Feathcrston Street, Wellington. Or the Auctioneers. -,-.'. 3139' ... ' . .important sale of . hastings suburban farming "".■ allotments. and choice .„.-:.: Residential sites:; ! .. g; b.'-hoadley and son, limited,: • - NAPIER,' jn conjunction with MURRAY, ROBERTS,-.AND CO., have been, instructed by Ur, Henry.vGiisford to offer by. Piiblio Anc tiou, at the - j.. -.. ... " -.-. ;.'.,. ■■ DRILLSHED, HASTINGS, Oa SATURDAY, 23rd OCTOBER, 1909, ' At 11 o'clock a.m.— . . All that Beautiful. Property, ; ; .''.."'- Formerly known as Sir William Russell's Flaxmere-EstateV situated 2J miles'from Has'.ings. Railway Station. , i ■•■■ The property consists of about 1680 , ACRES 1680 'Of rich-alluvial flats, some of. the very-f.hoicestof-lho Plains; Subdivided to suit purchasers into ;95 Allotments, varying from 3 to : 50 'Acres 'in 'extent.- ■-'■• -;-•■ TERMS OF;PAYMENT: 15 per cent, on fall, of hammer, 5.-per cent, in 12 months, 10 per cent, in 18 months, balance March Ist, IUI3. bearing 5J per cent, interest. - ■; S0(>0 ■ ■ ■ ■-■'■ . . ii . - . . G" B. 'hOADLEY AND SON,' LIMITED/ • have been' instructed by Mr. James MacV fnrlane io Sail by Public Auction,'at their Booms, BROWNING STREET, NAHEE, , , -MONDAY, OCTOBER 25th,' 1909. ' . At 2 p.m.— THE 'BALANCE OF HIS- SPLENDID '-" ESTATE, CLIVE GRANGE, Subdivided into 38 Allotments, varying .in area'from,'. ;,' s . .i ..;.-, - . - ;";,'. 1 ACRE,UP. TO: 103 ACRES IN.EXTENT. TUVEstato .consist of: Rich * Flats and > Easy. Downs, abundantly watered. Ideal locality, being convenient to Farndbn nnd Hastings-Rail-way Stations, and 9 miles from. Napior by good roads oeasoni ...... ~' . .V, For- residential: sites or for those desirous of cultivating the land the fertile character of the soil means MONEY in any branch of fanning it mav be put to. while, the situation is sunny, and enjoys the healthy and exhilarating sea breeze from the Pacific Ocean. No one should overlook; this opportunity of acquiring an investment most excellent of its kind...... ~...-. - TERMS' OF PAYMENT :"'■"■ ■ 10 per;,cent., Cash at time of sale.;, .:.' 20 per, cent.- on,"Delivery; February Noxt. Balance, of purchase money can remain on; mortgago till 31st March, 1913, bearing 5 per cent, .interest. '-~.-.,' ,',.,. Plans, of. both above properties, will bo sent post'.freo'upon application to— • .C.8.; HOADLEY 1 AND SON. LIMITED. > ■•■-. ;-.i ",:- --Auctioneers,' ■NAPIER, HASTINGS, AND GISBORNE. '■' i: -:-' '■:'•'•■:, 's; ;•. \v\~-.,- > mi •' v 'PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSRS. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO., Wanganui, have received instructions from tho. Esecutors of the will,of the late' John Humphreys to Sell by Public Auction, , 'on 20th -NOVEMBER,' tho : valuable FREEHOLD FARM of-300 Acres, situate, at Maxwelltown, at present in the occupation'of Mr. T. -....* ■ ■ . flil, ;."■:' '.'■;"{ • : ''SALE;V.OR'; .EXCHANGE.'.' ■ 0/{9- AC i EE ?> Freehold,--.bush--'iand, all' Ort/v- cleaned'except ..few acres shelter bush; 200 Acres newly sown, after severe ■ second burn. Well watered by running streams.' Mostly 'plougha'ble when stumped.., Carries 700 breeding.ewes and'lo' milking'cows, besides horses' and'' other stocks .New 6-roomcd House and outbuildings, and shipyards; ;-2 "miles from: railway, P. 0., dairy factory, and school. Would''exchange for.-. 10-20. Acres, with good house- xand'. small- encumberanoes. -Equity jei2oo.,.vi. ■ q-OjfiySPBELL^THOMSON,' . .;.,.. ~,, DANNEVIRKE. . ■''-:'' - :. QUICK!, ' CONCERN..Qpj ACRES Freehold, first-class dairy farm, 3 Vu,. 'miles; from.Ashhurst Railway Station, 2,-; miles., from, creamery : and. sohool; : 30, acres plbughable;. balance easy country; .well fenced into :jsixrtpaddocks and .all well watered;.; 5roomed house, 8-' bail cowshed, barn,' trapsued, piggeries, good orchard- and garden,, etc, otc. frice, £20,.per.'acre, including, 26 flrst-ijlass-cows. '..££so.' cashj 'balance; 5 'years' at per cent. v .'' ■'■'<■''•'"•■■ - "■■ ■". '* ■'■ v'v..: aV' ; 'HARRIS-V AND'SONS, • "'•' LAND AGENTS,' . . , ' MARTON' AND MAETON JUNCTION. ■'■"■"' FIRST-CLASS .'.-•. - CROPPING AND .FATTENING COUNTRY. 1710 ACRES, ■ Freehold,' 3} 'miles from XtXA ■ Walton Railway Station, not far from Morrinsvillc; 2 road frontages; surveyed jnto 6 blocks of from 212-acres to 365 acres; 5-rooraed house, woolshed, and 6tablo, combined, built 3 years ago. ■;Subdivided into 10 paddocks, good water in each, -supplied by 3 runuing'streams.'- The'whole -has-been ploughed, and laid down in best of English grasses, with the exception of about 130 acres of tall ti-tree and swamp. Wintered last year on grass alono 1950 breeding owes, 175 hoggets, 21 rams, and 112 3 to 3J-year bullocks; Woolclip; .50 bales. Stock now ' on, 2200 breeding owes,, 3G rams, 9 horses, nnd cattle. Sold ofi place from. January to September, 1909, 2920 sheen'and lambs, 112 .head of cattle., Grows absolutely the 'finest' turnip ''crops in tho district, and is, first-class bullock and 6heep fattening country. It is also eminently adapted for'growing- oats .and wheat. This property would' make ideal dairying land, and, if cut up for this purpose, would sell very readily at, high rates ; Other and similar land adjoining it can bo purchased v-if - client would like larger area. Owner"selling-solely on account''of indifferent health, and expects to-go to the Old Country. '•'.'.'.'. '.' PRICE, 'i8"10's/AN ACRE. " : Not less than XCOCO to be paid, in cash, balancq may, bo' arranged .oh easy terms. R, WILSON & CO., LTD., ! .:■■■; TAIHAPE. : . STUDY the Property Market.—The back-page ■': of '".Tho Dominion "Jta ;avLand_ and_,Farm.