AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY, 17th MAY, 1911, At 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SAI.H Of ACRE AND SMALL COTTAGE, NORTHLAND EXTENSION. Messrs. j. h. .bethune and co. have been favoured with instructions from the Pharazyn Trustees lo H'll by Auction at their Rooms, Featherslon Street,'as above— ALL THAT PARCEL 01' LAND, containing 1 IiOOD (more or less), part of Subdivision 5, Orangi Kaupapa, Port Nicholson Survey District, being all the land in Certificate of Title, Vol. 177. Folio 2GI, together with TWO-KOOMED COTTAGE thereon occupied by a weekly tenant as a dwellinghouse. Tho above land is situated on Kaupapa Road, and adjoins the well-known Rangi Papa Estate. From it a magnificent view of the City and Harbour is obtained. . The. Cottage can be easily utilised as part of a new building. For further particulars, apply to MESSRS. GRAY AND JACKSON, Solicitors, Wellington; Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. SATURDAY, MAY 27th", at 11 o'clock. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF 25 DAIRY FARMS, Being the well known RICHMOND DOWNS ESTATE, WALTON. 9118 ACRES, in Areas from 90 to 1512 Acres. ITIHE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE CO., in conjunction with the FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING CO., Hamilton, have been favoured with instructions from tho proprietors of tho abovo estate, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the HORSE BAZAAR, HAMILTON, on the abovo date, all that FINE BLOCK OF DAIRYING COUNTRY, Known as tho Richmond Downs Estato, comprising some of the finest land in the Upper Thames Valley. The Estate ranges from flat country to gentle rolling downs, with numerous patches of shelter plantation and scrub, and every section is approachable by a good formed road, from one to six miles from the Walton Railway Station. Practically ithe whole Estate is well adapted for dairying, except part of Section No. 2, and part of No. 3, which will make excellent cattle and sheep country. The Now Zealand Dairy Association have two creameries running in the vicinity, one at Walton and one at Waharoa, whilst another is to bo built by tho Association near the centre of the Estate, only three and a half miles from Walton Station. The Association's Manager, Mr. Spragg, :s now calling for tenders for tho erection of the creamery. The greatest distance of any section from a creamery will then only be 25 miles. Purchaser's can lie ready to start dairying next season, as all the sections are partially fenced; somo wholly fenced and subdivided. The Estato has been cut up so as to provide two running streams of puro water in nearly every sretion. Nearly tho wholo is ploughable, and tho land generally of a rich character, admirably adapted for growing all kinds of root and cereal crops. A new homestead of 9 rooms and offices has been recently built, commanding one of the finest views in the province—Lot 1-17. . Old homestead of S rooms, with stable, woolshed, sheep and cattle yards, and orchard, 2-1G; house of 5 rooms on Lot 2, Scction 5, known as The Mount. Note extremely easy terms: 10 per cent, on the fall of the hammer, 10 per cent, in twelve months, and improvements to tho value of 15 per cent.; balance in five years at 5 per cent. Intending purchasers, by sending notice to tho Manager, Richmond Downs, will bo mot at Walton Railway Station, and driven over the Estate. Plans may be had from the abovo or any of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company's Branches throughout tho Dominion. Land Transfer Title. A Afh ACRES good limestone sheep an! cattle land, nearly all in ;iermanent erasses. balanco eood standing bush. Fenced and subdivided into SO paddocks by (rood wire and post fencesRunning water in every paddock, neverfailing supply. Tho majority of this country carries 2 sheep tho year round, balance 15- The dwelling consists of firstclas a ninc-roomed house, stables, yards, dip, woolshed, barn, implement shed, etc. This property is sitcate convenient to eood markets, school and Dost office by excellent roads, and at ,£4 ss. per acre is cheap. Good terms arranged. A. W. RF.AO <?*. CO,. AUCTIONEERS. ETC.. AUCKLAND. . 83 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. T OOK! The cheapest farm in tho JLJ market to-day; 1900 acres, 800 acres 0.E.P., 17s. Gd. per acre, balance S.G. run; lease, 15 years to run at a rental of JS4O per annum with right of renewal; 800 acres felled and grassed, balance bush, with tawa and supplejack underscrub; i good 4-roomed house and conveniences; woolshed, sheep yards, dip, etc., water laid on to dip and house; equal to 2.J sheep land; formation papa; well roaded, partly fcnccd, subdivided, splendid climate, 41 miles from liaurimu Railway Station, .Main Trunk Line. Price, JC4 per acre; mortgage .£1000; good terms to a suitable mau. Further particulars apply A. fySERSOri! OQ„, AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS. MAIN STREET. OIIAKUNE. FOR SALE. T EASE, Furnishings and Fittings ol AJ very popular Billiard Saloon; 3 Tables, in spkudid order, reading room, aud Uuost complete equipment. 111-health scle reason for selimg. Price, 4550. Terms given. >. c. FBDDY, MASONIC BUILDINGS, GISBORNE. FOR SALE OF} EXCHANGE Q"A ACRES, 0.R.P., sheep country, OcJU 1 hilly to undulating; 210 acres grass, balance heavy tush, rich papa soil; 2i sheep to tho acre. Two houses— ono house oi 2 rooms, other 3 rooms; insured for A'G5 and .££o. Waitara district, 40 miles to Waitara North; 2J miles to Fost Offico and Store; School on tho property.. Price, ,£2)50. ARTHUR S. HOLMES, ESTATE AGENT AND VALUER, ONEHUNGA, AUCKLAND. MATTHEWS & BENNETT AUCTIONEERS and land agents, Inglewood, Tarnnaki. A FEW likely Grazing and DairyFarms in Tnranaki— 410 Acres, 100 grass, considerable fencing, good grazing couutry; JC4 ss. per aero for freehold; cash wanted, „£l5O. ■18 Acres, G-roomed house, cowsnen, ana outbuildings, well fenced; 11 cows, 1 horse, separator and dairy plant, all implements, trap, etc.; going concern, JJIIOO. Cash required, JC'SO'J. On main road. 150 Acres, 8-roomcd house, cowshed, concrete lloor, all outbuildings, about half ploughed; can milk 15 cows; ! s mi| o from township, main load; a splendid dairy farm; .L'l7 10s. per acre; „050 D cash. 710 Acres, Education Lease, 20 years to run, rental Gd. per acre; 300 acres grass, 2 miles of fencing, good hou»?, wooishod, 1 mile from railway station; good sheep country; goodwill .£3 10s. per acre. Terms. 850 Acres; 2 good luuses woolshed, dip, yards; all grass, well fenced; splendid slice]) country; on main road ;X2 15s. n;-: acre; easy terms. 9.A0 ACRES L.1.P., rent .£l2, all in grass, nil lint, lino dairy farm, handy to creamery and chrese factory school, etc.; well watered and fenced, all in good working order; house and all necessary buildings. Price, J.'24 10s„ which includes GO dairy cows, horse, brake, and harness, milk caan, and everything as a going concern. £(00 cash, balance at 5 per cent. Apply HUSBAND AND FINCH. Land Agents, Woodvillo,
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