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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 912, 3 September 1910, Page 16

AUCTIONS. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. SALE OF UNCLAIMED DOGS BY AUCTION. A SALE of Unclaimed Dogs by Auction will be held at the Corporation Yards TO-DAY (SATURDAY), the 3rd instant, at 2.15 p.m. 3 NO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 3rd September, 1910. TUESDAY, Gth SEPTEMBER, 1910, At 2 p.m. UNRESERVED SALE OF CURIOS, ORIENTAL WARE, PICTURES, & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MESSRS'. .T. H. BETHUNE AND CO; hare been favoured with, instructions to sell by auction at their -Rooms, Fcatherston Street, as above— , : Indian work, table covers, rugs, mats and table centres, Cloisonne plates, cups and vases, ivory inlaid boxes, carved frames, trays, etc., Japanese money sword, Burmese bowl, carved ivory and soapstone ornaments, Benares bowls, German Beerstein, collection of Indian coins, taiahas, korowai, large case of New Zealand and other birds. Upright piano by R. Wesel, Berlin, wardrobe, duchesse chests and washstands, carpets, fenders, couches, oil paintings and; engravings, ice chest by Max Kreissig, cabinet rapid roller, office copier, 5 travelling trunks. - ..-•■■','■ On view on Monday afternoon, and on morning of sale. '. ■ ■ ■ ' WEDNESDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER, 1910, ■■'.■■■• At 2.30 p.m. TO BUSINESS MEN, PROFESSIONAL MEN, AND INVESTORS. ■ IMPORTANT SALE OF CENTRAL .: FREEHOLD PROPERTY, No. G7 COURTENAY: PLACE MESSRS.-: J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. have been favoured with instructions from Mrs. H. Birch to sell, by Auction, at their, rooms, Featherston Street, on WEDNESDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER, at 2.30 p.m.—: - THAT SPLENDIDLY-SITUATED PROPERTY, being Lot 7 of Section 255, Wellington, having a •■;■' frontage of 35ft. 2Mn. to Courtenay Place, by a depth of 132 ft., widen- , -■•; ing to 3Gft. ,3in. at the back b'oun-' .': : , dary, TOGETHER with the ONE- .'■;. STORY DWELLING HOUSE of .:'■"■ 1 rooms, with usual ■ converiiencesj ; , thereon. 'Included with the Property is a , party .wall for a 3- .'-. story.building , on the eastern side. The , : above presents a splendid opportunity: to acquire one of the best situated Properties in this progressive thoroughfare. Tho Building is so placed that a,shop can be. built in front by the alteririß of only one room. " . ' Title—Land Transfer. .' i ..' ' .. ; '. For further . particulars and cards to view, apply to '■-.■•.' J.'.H. BETHUNE AND.CO., Auctioneers. CHOicn MANAWATU FARMS.. 1 fiP ACRES, Manawatn Line, .ringXUO fencftd, subdivided numerous' paddocks, watered' by- permanent streams,'all flat (part T atony)," .20 acres broken to plough; li-»ta.ll shed, concrete floor, loft, etc., also, dairy, separator shed, and pig sties; , .ii miles from ■ railway : by level metal road, 2J miles from . creamery ; handy to school and P.O. Price only £19 per acre. Favourable terms "arranged. - O'/JA ACRES, flat, parts stony, 5 acres &-s:\j shelter bush, balance .grass,''• 13 acres -broken to plough, well watered, 7 paddocks, 6-roomed house, cowehed,,pig:sty, etc.; handy to school, railway elation, and. butter factory. Price ,£ls pw acre. ■ Terms arranged. \ . ■.. ; A-t'Ci' ACRES,- ring-fenced, , subdivided 3bJL/V numerous ■ paddocks, several acres brpkon to plough, ivell watered, 90 acres flat, balance low hills, lies ivell to the sun; good 7-rbomed' house, scullery, and conveniences;. also, dairy, cow-bails, harnef£ room, , trap and/cart shed,: sheep yards; young, orchard. /Price. ,£ls per ar.re. Terms arranged. .. ..-:, -. on A ACRES. rich.Uat land, 8 paddocks, Ov" well watered, 30 acres in crop; all ploughable, carrying about 900 ewes, 50 bullocks, and 8 horses; small. building, sheep yard/etc.; 1 mile from railway station, handy -, to creamery .and school. Ideal farm for -Wellington milk supply. Price, .£35 per acre; ;.terms 25 per cent, cash, balance for term at.s .per cent..• .For. further particulars, apply to '■:'■ H. ERNEST UEIGHTON',''.'' : 166 FEATHERSTON ST., WELLINGTON ... ; ; Or'LOyVER HUTT. .;:■-: ' ', ■J-QOfl-' ACRES, partly improved: bush I<*OU-. farm; 300 acres in grass,-bal-ance mixed, bush; hilly land, papa.formation; carries 2 sheep to acre when grass-, ed. Title, 0.R.P., at 335. per acre. Price, £\ 75.; 6d. per acre, goodwill, including ,700-ewes-and hoggets,. tools; etc., as ago-, ing concern. -This is a real.bargain. Only i'tioO cash down,.' , . . . ...':-. : ; :.- ':- cf'r\. ACRES, good Dairy Farm,: all ;in o.y , - μ-rass,. Hal and ploughable when' stumped, watered by permanent' stream ;■. carries,3o cows;'6-roonied,nouse, cowshed, stable, trapshed,. etc. ;\ mile to creamery, school. P.O. 1 and store within oho mile. Price.. ,£26' acre; ,£250 down,'.balance ,5 years at.'s-per; cent.; : will stand inspection -n qq ACRES, Manawatu.Line, all' -in' 1(*O ■ grass, flat and ploughable when, cleared; 10 acres shelter bush; post ;an'd wire fences; 5 paddocks, watered; by streams; rail way'station .1 /mile, also school,. store, etc.; Creamery,; 2 miles;, good 5-rooined house, and necessary, outbuildings, cowshed, etc. This is a splendid dairy farm, and very' suitable for ■Wellington milk supply. Price, .£35 acre. Terms,' £"M rasn. ( |ja;nnce arranßed.' ■ . 6AA ACRES, Manawatn line; . about OvU '250 acres in grass,'balance-mixed bush; hilly land; 2-sheep country; whare and yards; situated 4 miles, from railwaystation by good road; freehold land. Price jE4-7s.- fid. per acre. Equity,,.,£1930.: Will exchange 'for-small farm.' or Wellington town property. . '. ; :■■ ./ ; '-.'.;■.- GILCHeiST' ■'.■ASwbv'KlpD, . : .- , LAND -SALESMEN.. ~' . RANGITIICEI STREET, i-aLjIERSTON : . .; .NORTH.- ;-..; . ~;. ; TWO FIRST-CLASS SHEEP PRO-' ; - . PERTIES. ..- ■•.-'-....■; 1 OnA ACEBS ' °' E - P -. at 12s. Cd. per livuv acre (can be.made freehold , at any time), all FlßSl'-CLASS'LijUiibruAii Country, 550' acres in grass, balance in bush; divided into 7.paddocks, easy hilly country, well watered by creeks, wintering on the 550 acres, 1300 sheep, and BO head of.cattle. Good house of G rooms, woolshed, yards, etc. Situated, 10 miles from railway station, miles •■' from school. Priue, £A -ss. per' acre; about .JE2OOO cash.' This property has been personally inspected by us, and we know it to be a splendid'property. .-.-. : ifJAft ACRES, Freehold; situated in -tho Wairarapa, Iβ .miles, from Masterton; good healtJiy sheep country mostly hilly, but easy rideable. All in grass, watered by creeks,: ring-fenced and divided into 12 .paddocks, splendidly fenced.' Wintering 2200 sheep and 70 head of cattle. Small house, new woolshed, yards, dip, etc. Price ss. per acre.About half cash. •; ..- COCHRANE & BUTEMENT LAND AJND ESTATE AGENTS, MASTERTON. P.O. Box 112. . Telephone 99. GOING CONCERN. . ' A MAGNIFICENT SPEC, Prospective Volno Absolutely Sure. nf.if\ ACRES, within 20 miles of good OOttV town, and 10 miles from smaller town, all rideable, undulating -sheep country, good road past the door, and situated near a beautiful lake, with trout. Ihe place is -capable of considerable improvement. An adjoining property has increased from 4000 to lu.ouu BUeep'within a short period with good management, and tor an investment this is sure. The property has ur s t-cla sa . ■buildings, 7-roomed Homo, telephone connection, woolshed, with machines, men's quarters. Together with all . a t ock d plant, at the sum of JUb.OOO; to a cood man only X3OOO or.X-1000 cash, thecalauce to remain at 5 per cent, for 5 years Oranges aud Lemons thrive in this district, which speaks ior the climate, only 10 miles from bea Coast. It will paT yo J to investigate this. .An inquiry will co 3t you nothing. Minimum guaranteo 3001) sheep, 25 head cattle, and 5 horses;'dip. pint; 'alb , . 3000. ■ : Q. O. ROSS AND CO.. JiASTERTON..