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AUCTIONS. IMPORTANT SALE. ) 1 WEDNESDAY, 21th JANUARY, i 2 p.m. t ITITCHINGS, nANKINS AND CO., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from the LEVIN BRICK CO., LTD., to sell at the Auction Mart, Lorin, 3 as above— , Freehold, 8 acres, dwelling, 5 rooms, outbuildings, down-draught kiln, drying and engine sheds, 8 h.p. en--1 gino (new), bricked-in boiler, pngmill, and all necessary plant. ' Note:—This valuable Property and Plant nill bo offered as a going concern; it is situated in tho Borongh, 5 minutes from Post Office, excellent clay deposit. The plant is practically new, and in first- , class working order. Very easy terms s can be given. Full particulars on application to tho Auctioneers. i j PLIMMERTOjS t . \ SEIZE THE OPPORTUNITY j To Inspect Uieso Sections on ANNIVERSARY DAY. I AUCTION SALE AT HAP.RY PALMER AND CO.'S ROOMS. i RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. I On FRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, 1912. 3 At 8 p.m. 5 -i QA CHARMING SEASIDE SEC- , U TIONS, ABOUT j-ACRE EACH, . AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYONE. 3 ' ONLY ,£5 DEPOSIT. ' The Cheapest Seaside Sections in Now 5 Zealand. A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.The best and safest beach in\the Wellington Province. No currents, no backwash, no quicksands. No case of drowning ever known on this beach. CHILDREN ABSOLUTELY SAFE. Train Service greatly improved. Fares f reduced to Is. Bd. Return any day in the year from Wellington. ' AN IDEAL HOLIDAY RESORT. 1 > Boating, Bathing, Fishing, and Shooting in abundance. ' Splendid .Native Bush on the Property. Tho Last Opportunity to secure first hand at a very low price, a seaside section. Every father should get one. It will mean health and happiness to tho family and afterwards a homo to which ho can retire. The Climate is exceptiinally mild. The season for llowers is always a month ahead of Wellington. Do Not Let This Opportunity Slip. ; These Sections must increaso"in value. 1 Oim of these days there is likely to bo 3 a Ferry connection with Picton in the South Island. There is fine deep water, and splendid shelter opposito the sections being sold. Full Particulars and Plans from Auc- • tioneers, or J MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., 1 WELLINGTON. FINAL SUBDIVISION 1 of the j WELL-KNOWN FLAXBOURNE | ESTATE. ; FOR SALE, BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ; On SATURDAY, 17th FEBRUARY, At 11 a.m. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., in conjunction with LEVIN AND CO., LTD., have received .instructions from MESSRS. CLIFFORD BROS., to 1 oiler as above, AT THE TOWN HALL, BLENHEIM, this desirable Property, comprising 10,273 Si; in EIGHT cbnvcnicnt-sized BLOCKS, viz.: a. r. p. 1 457 0 0 3 3072 0 0 (Homestead Block.) 3 7G7 0 0 4 713 0 0 1 5 1041) 0 0 G 838 0 0 0 7 2171 0 0 1 8 I'2OG 0 0 The Property comprises RICH AGRICULTURAL LAND, suitable for GRAIN GROWING and SWEET WARM TUSSOCK COUNTRY, LIMESTONE formation. all well fenced and waterqd. SITUATED close to ILUJWAI Railway ■ Station. 24 miles from BLENHEIM, s POSSESSION 15th MARCH. 1912. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS:i 5 per cent. Cash on Fall of Hammer. 10 per cent, on Possession. 10 per cent, in twelve montla. alance can remain for five years at 5 per cent. For PLANS and further particulars, apply to the Undersigned, with whom arrangements to inspect can be made. 5 DALGETY AND CO.. LTD., LEVIN AND CO., LTD., Joint Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ' SUBDIVISION OF THE ARAPATA ESTATE, (The property of J. I?. M'Lennan, Esq.). A BOUT 3500 ACRES of Beautiful Rr-11-xl ing Country, situated at \\AITtiN'A WEST, about 15 miles fiom Feilding, anil I to 3 miles from S-1.00l and Post Oliicc. A school site is being received on the property. This fine prapeitv is now being Traded , and will be' subdivided 'into 11 SEC- > TiONS, ranging from llji) to r,!if> / CIfES. The bulk of the country is FIRST-CLASS v DAIRYING and CROPPLvQ I.ANl)„ai,d is eminently suitable lor niixcj farming; ' the- balance is exceptionally good Sheep' j country. The land iias '»<-ii oust generously treated ever since the time it was taken up by the late ,!ohu Maiison. Arrangements are lx-in.i made ler the erection of a CREAMEK'i as soui as suliicient cows arc guaranteed, and every section will front a metalled road. PLANS are now being prepared, and 1 will be obtainable shortly from MR • M'LENNAN, or auy of the Offices of the ' Auctioneers. 1 TO BE SOLD AT FEILDING, b y • ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., on EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS, about the end of FEBRUARY'. NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS. IN tho history of Fruit Lands in New Zealand ' ■ • TASMAN Is the greatest of successes. It is absolutely tho FINEST APPLE GROWING LAND ' ■ In the Dominion. : Don't believe this without confirmation. Ask Growers, ask Orchardists, ask Fruit Experts, ask Nurserymen. Ask anvono who has inspected. They will tell you. | For particulars ask the Sule. Wellington j Province Agent, ! ,J. T. HORN, • 39, PANAMA STREET, WELLINGTON. j 'Phone 2173. ' PAft ACRES, aaO L.I.P. and SCO Frce- ■ tUIA" 11 -1 ■;. all in grass but 12S acres fenced and divided, two houses; good ( v ,- 0 . , sheep country. Price of the Freehold and interest in Leasehold, .£7 7s. Gil.; only .£3OO cash required, balance 5 per cent. f)AA L.1.1'., 20(1 in grass; house, and OU\J all necessary buildings;.two-sheep country. Price, .LT> las.; good terms. E. D. HARE AND CO,, PAHIATUA,