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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 672, 24 November 1909, Page 12

1 AUCTIONS. TO-MORHQW. TO-MORROW. THURSDAY. 25th NOVEMBER, Commencing-at 11 o'olock. In the Assigned Estate, of ALEX. J. RAND, LTD., Builders and Contractors, 'Adelaide Road. Ah. WII.SON AND CO. have received • instructions from Mr. Henry Ivory, liquidator jn tho estato of Alex. J. Rand, , Limited, to sell on tho premises; Adclaido Road- . ' " The whole of tho extensive collection of Builder's and; Contractor's Plant, and inoluded in tho catalogue will be foundFay and Eg.in Power Morticer, Iron' Band Saw and Pence, with 5 band saws (M'Lcan), National Hnnd Morticer, Two Spindle Shapor (M'Lean), 20in;; 3-sided Moulder and Countershaft, 24in. Sucfacbr and Thicknesser (Haigh), Carpenters' Bsnchos, Floor Dogs, Friction Hoist/Steel aiid Ropes, Bottlo Jacks, Piping and Iron Fittings ' and. Cast-iron, Timber Dray and Haraoss, J-dozcn Washstands, Steel Girders and Stanchions, Offeco Table, 2 Cupboards, Scales,' 2 Scribing Heads, Wood-turn-ing Lathe and Circular Arch Wheel, Boring Machine and Bits, Sash and 'Door Cramp (Rowley and Hormance) with 28 dogs and 1 setter cramp, 2 Drilling Machines, Emery Wheel.., and Stand, Circular Saw (Wooden Bench),' Cramps; 2 Forges, Crab Winch, Blocks, Sheaves, Ropes, .Laddors, Blacksmith's .Vice and Tools, 2 pairs Truckwheels and Axles, Sashes and Frames, Pressed Mouldings, Brackets, 2-drawer Desk with locks, Pulleys, Shafting, Belting, Lubricators, and Lot of Sundries usual y found in a "well-appointed builder's and contractor's yard. As the Compmy is in liquidation EVERYTHING HAS TO BE DISPOSED OF IMMEDIATELY IN .ORDER TO ENABLE ,THE LIQUIDATOR TO WIND UP THE ESTATE. Full particulars on application, and inspection can be made-at any time. 3753 A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. AUCTION. A Largo and Varied Assortment of }. DRAYS, TRAPS, GIGS, SULKYS, DOG- ! -\ CARTS, ETC. Also, ■ - I TWO MOTOR CARS. , Mostly New and All in Good Order. THE ROUSE AND HURRELL CARRIAGE BtflljDlNG CO., LTD., <» Courfeaay Place, Wellington. FRIDAY, the 26th NOVEMBER, 1909, 2.30 p.m. Auctioneers: MESSRS. C T. MIDLANE AND CO. LAND NOTICES. MORNINGTON ESTATE, SOUTH WELLINGTON. THE CHEAPEST LAND IN WELLINGTON. SPECIAL Building Facilities for bona-fido settlers are being offered by the proprietors of this. Estate. Advances can be arranged at 4} per cent . THE lARGEST AND CHEAPEST SEC. | TIONS WITHIN,,THE:CITY BOUNDARIES. PRICES FROM <CSO PER SECTION, or 253. 1 per foot. ' ' • The smallest sections are over one-eighth acre; somo of our sections quoted as low' as J8125 per acre. . SPLENDID VIEWS. I OPEN SUNNY POSITIONS. We bought cheap and Till sell cheaper than any other Company in Wellington. , LOW DEPOSITS. Extremely easy terms of repayment and interest. Now is the time to build—land and materials are cheap. \The' Directors are determined to" make sales and will refuse no reasonable .offer: For plans and particulars apply to , THE SOUTH WELLINGTON LAND CO,, LTD. 1 , E. M. BOULTON, Secretary., ' ' Nathan's Buildings. - And all leading Land Agonts. j Arrangements have been 'made by which intending buyers may be shown the various lota by Mr. E, W. WILTON, resident on the Estate, at Priscilla Crcscont, Mormngton. C 1527 f A PICKED PROPERTY. '» I On A ACRES Bush Farm,' Main Trunk Line. [ 120 acres in grass, balance heavy bush. First-class sheep country;' 6 miles rail; title, 0 R.P.; goodwill, 255. per aero. ' Easy terms arranged. Apply- ' , A. H, ATKiNSpN & CO., . JLTD^, CIOBB " FEILDING. W1386 C C. ROSS AND CO., LAND AGENTS* MASTEfiTON. SHEEP FARM. "" A. MAGNIFICENT CHANCE. ALL STOCK BRED IN THE COUNTRY. SPLENDID LOCALITY. -': GOOD COUNTRY. AS A GOING CONCERN. M(\(\ ACRES, 12 miles from Mosterten by 1 i\)\J good road; low, rolling hills; well sown down in English grasses; 100 acres flat, part now in rape. This property will winter 2 sheep (guaranceed), besides cattle. Good 6i roomed house, woolshed, dip, yards, dairy, and men's whare, with 1125 ehocp, mostly ewes with lambs, about 300 2-tooths, 40 cows, 5 horses; harness, plough, diso harrows, all implements as a going concern, at i.7200 (seven thousand two hundred pounds); only JSSOIW cash. wanted, - balance at 5, per bent. PRACTICAL FARMERS. IT will pay you to- turn your attentionto rioh fertile land offered for Sale by the undersigned in the 11.1 K A T O. Unequalled ; for Growing— SUGAR BEET. SWEDES. /• ■ MANGOLDS. RAPE - . _/ CEREALS OF ALL DESCRIPTION. Rich Flat Land, drained and'partly-drained swamp, easily broken to plough. Price, £5 per acre; easiesv of terms; 10 per cent: deposit; 10 per cent, m 12 months, balance for.s years at 5-.per cent. -Areas to suit- purchasers. > > Improved Sheep and Dairy Farms in all areas; ridiculously low figures; APPLY, FOR RELIABLE INFORMATION, TOH. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 186 FEATHERSTON STREET. WELLINGTON.' ~ ClO3l YOUNG, HOBBS, AND CO,, AUCTIONEERS AND SEED . MERCHANTS, STRATFORD AND ELTHAM. SPLENDID Dairy Farm of 170 Acres, well subdivided into 9 lareo paddocks; sheepproof fencing; first-class house of 8 rooms; not and cold water; factory and school opposite; will carry 70 cows well. Price, £ii) per aero; easy terms.' Apply sharp. CHOICE Little Dairy Farm of 62 acres situated in best nart of-Taranaki; ali level and under plough; 6heep-proof fencing; houso 4 rooms, cowshed, etc.; faotory on property. Price, £38 per acre; JC2OO cash. A grand ■ opportunity. c? 511 "npHE Dominion" is tho National Daily X Newspaper of Now Zealand. It has high ideals, and Is backed.by enterprise and 'broifls.' Advertisers, invest your money la ft naper that is found In everj homo.