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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1210, 19 August 1911, Page 16

AUCTIONS. . itOBERTSON'S AUCTION ROOM, MANNERS STREET. . TO-DAY (SATURDAY). TO-DAY (SATURDAY). ■ ■ • At 2 ' p.m. SALE OF JEWELLERY, ETC.. -OX •ACCOUNT OP PUBLIC TRUSTEE. WL. ROBERTSON has received jn- . • . structions to sell in Ins Rooms, as above":— " ' " ' ■ Jewellery, etc., in tho following estates:— ' . • •, ■ „., , Hesselwood. "W; (or Simpson)—fell, lever watch, by Stewart Dawson, and metal chain ' Gray, Jolmi-2 Waterbury watches and metal , chains key and, false- coin, piece metal- chain, kmfe. searfpin, and studs - Ellis, H.—Waterbnry watch- and brass chain - ,' , _ ■ Anderson. J.— D.C. silver watch, by Hunt and Co., 2 metal chains ' ■ ■■ Williams, M.-A.—Cameo brooch, lScgold - ring, diamond ring Jonson. M. B.—Lady's o.f. gold lever ■ watch and , handbag < Cook. C.-Ehfrlish lever" silver watcli, \ 18c. gold ring., gold key pendant with ''stone '■'['" „.' . . .Ruck, IT. W.—Cat's-eyo _ scarfpiro, studs, imitation diamond pin Be'ne.M. (or Bain)— Gent's d.c. Roth- ■ oram watch and silver chain Egan, • Peter—Waterbury- watch, chain, , 2 pouches, and tie-clip. ' . Shiito, T.—Tape measure,. Waterbury "watch and brass chain: gent's o.f. • English lever, and 9c; gold sisnet ring Also, Clothing and Personal Effects. j WITHOUT RESERVE. ' ■' SALE OF SAWMILL PLANT. MESSRS. - ABRAHAM AND: WTL- ■ MAMS. LTD., in conjunction with MESSRS. FREEMAN R, JACKSON AND CO., will'sell, on account of, Messrs. M'Gregor. Bros!,..at the Mill Mpturiinu, Lintoji (Manawatu LineX . . • ' On WEDNESDAY. AUGUST. 23rd, 1911, ' ' At .12 .noon. ■ ' • SAWMILLING PLANT AS. UNDER :- ' 35V.'pr multitubular' 'boiler, 120-lb. ". . pressure . ..',..;. .; ...,., SC'h.p. steam engine . ■ '■■_~ Vortical breakdown'.. '.-■''■ . • Twin-saw breakdown and flitcher Breast bench. Gummcr, shafting, and belting '. 1G inch planer- ( ; , . 15 sets bush and timber, trucks, with couplings-and rack chains 1 dry back iua'ribe' boiler,' 120-lb. ." ■'..-' pressure ■ • ■ -,■■••• 1 hauler, extra strong Ropes and snatchblocks : complete : 1 winding engine, also dryback marine boiler, 120 lfa.'••-■•-, ■ Winding i-opss, .blacksmith shop, ■ tools, mill shod, boiler, bricks, 1 •■ ■' ' . winch... crosscut.-saws, and -numer- -■■■"•■■ ons sundries '•■■ ■' ; ''-0 tram horses and harness complete .'•-■•■ 10 Telephones . . '■...'■ . ; Tram .lino and sections : Brakes will leave Abraham and Williams'- Office,. Pnlmerston North, at 9.30 on the morning of the Sale. ■ LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ''.'•■ Purchasers wishing ..to inspect the plant before the Sale can- make arrangements to do; so., with Messrs.;,' Abraham; and Williams, Ltd. '.-'■" '.' ■ r : . i -.' , The', above plant ls'ali in fifst-cla-ss repair, aiid can be recommended to miliars; the" hauling plant is well worth, inspection. . ■ _ ■ ■".,.; ;;. .... . - V IMPORTANT'^ALE'-OF- ; FARM'' - >:"/ PROPERTIES. Subdivision of the late J. E. Gear's famous Estate, situated at TE HORO, . .Manawatu Line, ...,.., . . WEDNESDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER, 1911, ■AT .THE TOWN ', HALL, OTAKI, At 1 p.m. MESSRS ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD.. in conjunction with, DALGETY AND CO., LTD., will offer by Public Auction, as above— 1 *7AA ACRES of this Magnificent ProJL i \J\y perty subdivided into 62 Sections, as follow:— • 26 Sections, 1 to 3 acres 22 Sections, a to 25 acres i Sections, 31 to 58 acres i Sections, 79"t0"99 acrps 6 Sections,.'lo7 to 162 acres i "" Situated on'both sides of the Te Horo Riailv;a.y Station.'a'nd" consisting principally of rich, flat land, well watered. \ Owing to the splendid climate for which this district is renowned, coupleu , with the ,up-to-ilate train .service (including a Sunday train), "this Estate is ah ideal spot for dairying, market gardening, fruit growing,'- and 'cultivatibn' of flowers for the. Wellington market. For tho benefit of tho district generally, the owners have given a road to tbo sea, which should make the locality one.of tho most popular seaside resorts on the line, being well sheltered by-Kapiti, and having a nice safe beach. -.-■ : ■'• On Section -10, there is a commodious two-storied dwelling- and outhouses, and a. beautiful patch of Native bush, making it .on ideal home for a. Wellington business man. : •"• : . -■•■ - - - Oh Section 30 there is a nice homestead of 7 rooms and a well-built stable, with concrete floor and loft, "suitable for a .10bail .cowshed. :. ■ •'.-.. On Section -11 there are numerous -buildings, 'including .an ' up-to-date woolslied built of 'first-class material, and easily convertible into-a good, dwelling. f TERMS are exceptionally eaSy, 15 per cent.- on day of sale,' balance iii 5 years at s,per cent. , . .. All Sections are hov; pegged and flagged, and intending purchasers will bo shown round by Mr. W..Baker, Manager, To Haro. • -i . - . PLANS' can be obtained from all branches of tho AUCTIONEERS, or from C. A. , LOUGHNAN, Esq., Solicitor, Palwerston North. . . • FOR,. SALE. SPLENDID • Wairarapu. Property For Sale—Mr." Charles Fharazyn's well- ■ known Property", "L'ongwood," ..situated two-miles from Featherston. : . : : ' 'The land is.all flat, and comprises 857 acres, all in grass, with tue exception of. IS acres of Native Bush, which has been preserved. The garden and , grounds, which, are .thirty years old, are most tastefully laid out. -The homestead, a i'splendid'brick house, only recently erectel, contains 17 rooms, with every modern convenience ,and is installed with electric light. There are 1 also. outbuilding;, motor-shed, shearing sheds, and usual farm buildings. .'".'■■ The land, which is suitable for cutting up into dairy \ farms, is worth tho money without the homestead. Some of .the. poorer land'adjoining has been sold at JCJO, aii acre. There is a. cheese factory within one mile of the- property. This "is an opportunity of securing a property such as seldom comes into tho market. ■■ • ■ ■ Price, .£3O per acre; terms to be arranged. - ■ Mr. Pharazyn will sell 100 Acres including house and grounds. PRICE, ,£6OOO. For further particulars apply BARR, LEARY AND WILLIAMS, Accountants, Sharebrokcrs, and Land / '; Azents. ■ Featherston Street, WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND'S RICHEST DISTRICT. '■& ripj ACRES, situated in the centre of "il/O. a rapidly growing district, and within 2.V hours Of Auckland City, and i hour o'f railway and prosperous township. The land is very rich, is well fenced and subdivided, watered and sheltered,, and very warm. All in except 05 acres bush, and all ploughable. Fine residence of 8 rooms and all outbuildings in perfect order. ■ Situated on tho main rqacf, this is a property which would subdivide, and is a suro moneymaker. .Tho omior is retiring, having made his money ,on this farm, and is prepared to sell , at ,a figure below its real value. We cannot say enough about this—it is really good, and will stand inspection. Heavy carrying capacity. l'rico is only £10 per acre. Terms arranged.- • ■ ■ ■ If you want, to make money, inspect this and you will buy. SMSTH & HALCOIV3BE, ESTATE AGENTS, Corner Queen andSwanson Ste., Auckland.