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AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE. BUSINESS BLOCK, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. FRIDAY, 11th MARCH, 1910, At 2.30 M.m. TyrESSRS. A. L. WILSON AND CO., LVJL Auctioneers 20 Brandon Street, are - instructed by the vendors to offer by 3 public auction in their Rooms, on the 1 above date— 1 All that Land comprised in C.T. Vol. •ICS, folio 116, having a frontago to Customhouse. Quay of 30ft., by a depth of SG.Sft., and being part Sections 34 and 25, Reclaimed Land, together with the buildings erected thereon. With the Bank of New Zealand right opposite, and the Bank of Australasia adjacent, together with its situation in the very heart of the city's most important commercial undertakings, this property should command immediate attention in business circles. ; Tho buildings arc at present in occupation and under lease to Messrs. Thomson and Brown, Levi, and Messrs. Keene and Rcid, other offices being unlet. Full particulars from the auctioneers. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. Un'4er Conduct of the Registrar of the Supremo Court. Messrs. a. 1,. Wilson and co„ acting under instructions from the Registrar of tho Supreme Court, Wellington, will offer for sale by public auction, on the 6th day of APRIL, 1910, at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, at their rooms, Brandon Street, WellingtonAll the Piece of Land containing nineteen (19) perclics (more or less), being part of Section No. 77 on the Public • Map of the City of Wellington, and being all the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title, Volume G6, Folio 286, Wellington Registry, having a frontage to. Hopper Street of 40ft. by a depth of. 132 ft., on which is erected a desirable 10-roomcd dwellinghonse. On application, estimate of value, may be seen at ' the Office of the Registrar, Supreme Court Buildings, Wellington. Conditions of sale may be inspected at the offico of the Public Trustee, Wellington;, or ' A. L. WILSON.,AND CO., v ■ Auction eers. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. Under Conduct of, the Registrar of tho Supremo Court'of, New Zealand,'at , Wangaliui. • ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LIMITED, will sell by public auction at _their Sale, Yards, Hunterville, on TU43SDAY, tho sth day of April, 1910, at 11.55, o'clock in the forenoon, upon the application' of the MortgageeAll that. Piece of Land containing 1 rood . .and. 12 perches, more or less, being Section 261, Town of Hunterville, and' being the whole of the land, comprised in Certificate of Title-Volume 123, Folio 202. Tho. above, desirable property is situated in Bruce Street, in the centre of Hunterville,' one of the most progressive towns on the Main Trunk Railway, and an important stock centre. Tho property is used as a boardinghouse, and is known as Ascot Hotol, and contains soino '24 rooms, with outbuildings, and all donveniences. The Mortgagee's application and . his estimate of the value of the property can be.seen at the olfico of the Registrar at Wauganui, or . of MeSsrs. Abraham and Williams, Limited, at Marlon,. during office- hours, prior to the time of the sale, and by applying to the Auctioneers at tho timo of the sale, without payment of any fee. . , ■ • /■; . - For further particulars and conditions of sale apply to the Auctioneers; or to FULLERTON-SMITH, MILES, AND ..COOK,, Solicitors, . . Marton; , PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. SUBDIVISION OF MESSRS. .KEILLER BROS.'S FAMOUS -RAUMAI ESTATE, NEAR BULLS (6500 ACRES). Messrs. Abraham and Williams, LTD., in conjunction with MESSRS. BAGGETT AND POTTS, have received instructions. to offer by Public Auction, early in April, the above desirable property, comprising . 6500 ACRES, tho greater portion of which is well adapted for dairying. Tho property is now being roaded arid subdivided, and will be offered in areas of from 100 to 500 acres, :on liberal terms. Full i particulars later. MOR'NINGTON ESTATE, SOUTH WELLINGTON, ' ' THE CHEAPEST LAND IN WELLINGTON. SPECIAL Building Facilities for bona* r—* fide settlers are being oUervd by u« proprietors of this instate. Advance* can (n)'arranged-at *t per - oent. ; THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST ShutiONa vVi'iiiiN xnc; Cii'i nuuiv JJAitIiSS. PRICES FROM £50 PER SECTION, or 255. per toot. The 'smallest sections are over one-eighth acre; sornn of, oar sections qu'oteil io» as Jul'a por acre. SPLENDID VIEWS. OPEN bUNN'Y 'POSITIONS. We bought oheap and well cheaper than any otner Company in Wellington. LOW DEFuSJ-Te;. Extremely eauy terms ; of repayment ana interest. Not* is the time to uuiid—luna una uiateriuia are imeap. -ha .Directors are determined to maka oales, ana wilt refuse no reasonable ouer. for plans and particulars apply to THE SOUTH WELLINGTON LAND co., ltd.. ; £. M, BOULTON, Secretary, Nathan's Jtfuuuinga, And all leading Land Agents, Arrangements have been made by whioh intending buyers may be shown toe various lots by Mr. iii. W. WiLXOiN, realaent on. tuu Estate, acPriscilia Crescent, iiurinujilou. I: / FOR QUICK SALE. GOOD COUNTRY HOTEL ' CJ YEAJES' LEASE. ' GOOD Opportunity; low rent; easy 1 to work; Takings, .£3O per week; I can be improved. Owner selling owing to ! ill-health. Price for Goodwill and Fur- j uituro oflly £1500. Owing to the low rent and tho fact that tho Hotel can be run i absolutely without expense, this is a Bar- f gain. Apply quickly. j GRJFRTMS AND SON, '■ BLENHEIM. t | R. BROWN, ■" ~ c Land and Estato Agent, Masterton. c A BARGAIN IN HAWKE'S BAY Plto- i I'ERTY. c ACRES L.1.P., at Gs. Gd. pcracroj ' wuU situated closo to School, Town- < ship, and .Railway Station; good cereal ' cropping land; 250 acres liavo been f: ploughed and eown in the best of Eng. ? lish grasses; well watered; good 8-roomed house and necessary outbuildings; suit- 1 able for any class of farming; will carry " 3 sliec-p per aero. Price, 10s, - [ )er acre, Further particulars Iroin ilai i>, Majitertoa,