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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1386, 12 March 1912, Page 10

RE POULTRY SALE. TN consequence, of Mr. H. Inman Tod having disposed of his Poultry Farm as a going concern, the Sale advertised for Wednesday Next WILL NOT TAKE PLACE. THOMPSON BROS., LTD., Auctioneers. ■ TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, llitii MARCH, 1012, At 1.30 p.m. AT OUR ROOMS, .2GBRANDOX STREET (Next to Kirkcnldiu and Stains). WEEKLY SALE oFIIOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, UPRKIHT GRAND PIANO AND EFFECTS. A Very Attractive Catalogue of Almost New and Up-to-date. Furniture. A L. WILSON AND CO. will hold -£\» their usual Weekly Sale of Household -Furniture as : above, when a most complete, catalogue will be submitted, being the contents of a well-furnished home, sent in for disposal. AVill clients kindly note that these sales are strictly unreserved. The great demand on our space for these sales makes it imperative unit, we should sell. Inspection of <Snr rooms invited. A. L. AVITiSON. Auctioneer. IMPORTANT NOTICE. CHAMBER OP COMMERCE, Swanston Street, Auckland, FRIDAY, APRIL 10th, at 2.30 p.m. FOR SALE, by Public Auction, on account of ICaraka Land Company, Drury, 2500 Acres of their Famous Estate, subdivided into Farms from 100 to 200 acres improved land, suitable for dairying or sheep, within three miles.of Railway Station, and 22 miles from Auckland. Tho land is well watered, easily worked, aud owing to its close proximity to Auckland City should meet with ready sale. The Stock and Wool from tho Estate make top prices at the Local Stock and Wool Sales. The rape and turnip crops arc the best in the district, and the oat crops lwvo yielded as much as three tons to the acre. Milk can be sent to Auckland by early train to meet the ever-increasing demand there. A bridge is to be built connecting with Papakura, which will bring tho land still nearer the City, making the farms into Suburban Holdings. ' Land Transfer Title. Terms, 5 per cent deposit, 10 per cent, in one month, 5 per cent, in one year (or improvements), 5 per cent, in two-years, 5 per cent, in three years, balance 5 years from date of 'purchase at 5 per cent. Interest payable half-yearly. Plans and full particulars from the un■dersigned :— NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY, COMPANY, LTD., Auctioneers (all Branches). MESSRS. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, '' , '. Auckland. MESSRS. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND • - SON'S, Auckland. Auctioneers' Note.—This is the opportunity to buy. In a very few years this land will bo worth at least three times ■its present selling value. ' • FOR SALE. RICH dairy and cropping farm, containing about 89 acres, Manawatu Line; 3 miles from railway station, lmile from creamery, 5 paddocks, 7 acres in crop; good garden, well-grown shelter trees, good young orchard, no buildings; beautiful undulating country, practically all ploughable when stumped; at present carrying 50 head cattlo anil several horses. Price £3a per acre, about half cash required. 1 7AA ACRES, about 1200 acres in grass, XiVVJ balance bush, about 120 acres plonghablo when stumped, balance low hills, well watered by permanent streams, .several acres in crop; 1G paddocks, 3Toomed cottage, woulshed. stable, trapshe,d,"sheop;:dip, etc.,' 2 miles.from P. 0., 2J'miles from school, 10 wiles from railway station. Price only £3 15s. per acre. .CI6OO cash, balance arranged at 5 percent. Q/f K ACRES, about 100 acres low hills. o*o balance flat, largest portion of which has been ploughed, subdivided into 12 paddocks, about 10 acres in crop; good 6-roomcd house, wolshed, yarda, stable, dairy, 16-stall cowshed, concrete floor, separator shed; 2 miles from school, about U riiiles from P. 0., 10 miles from railway station. Price, .£lO per acre; cash; ,£SOO in twelve months.' balance for terra at 5 per cent. Some if) cows, milking machineand plant, also horses, young stock, and pigs can bo taken over at valuation if desired.' H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 186 Fea.tlior?ton Street. Wellington.' CITY PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR , EXCHANGE r'OR FARMS. SIS HOUSES in the City, all well situated, let at X 286 per annum. Price .£1250. Equity .C 1975. •; , THEN HOUSES in tho City, and Large ■*• Private Hotel, let at «t!689 per annum. Price £10,500. Equity jei4so. ELEVEN HOUSES in the City, Five Houses, Stables, on GJ acres of Land, suburbs; also Twenty-two Building Allotments. Price .£20,230. Equity .£OO4O. Let at XBIB per annum. CITY (off) Willis Street. Three modern 7-room Houses. Let at £i 2s. Gd. per week. Prico .£3OOO. Equity ,£2IOO. Further details can be had on application to J, FANNING AND CO., MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON. CLOSE PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS. SPACIOUS BOARDINGHOUSE OF it ROOMS. Turnover, per week. CLEAR PROFIT OF .£SOO P.A. RENT, ONLY JCB PER WEEK, Furniture insured for. .E2OOO. PRICE, .£llOO. Reasons for telling giTen to bona fide buyers. Details from J. T. HORN, 39 PANAMA STREET, WELLINGTON 'Phono 2173. NEAR, MARTON-FOR SALE. HIGHLY-IMPROVED Cropping am Grazing Farm, nearly 500 acres, a X3O per acre. Well divided into conveni ent paddocks, each well watered. Goo< house and all other necessary building and accommodation. Owner is making i good income off this farm. Also, T< Kuiti. ICOO ACRES good Land, part flat £3 ss. per acre. St. John's Hill, Vi'anga nui, good RESIDENCE, £1250. CHARLES HIORNS, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, A.M.P. BUILDINGS. WANGANUI. FOR LEASE. • r»l\f\f\ ACRES, healtEy countrv, Na DUUU pier District, well subdivided good buildings; splendidly watered; pr< pei'ty winters U to U sheep; uwner ivoul ! least) ftt 7s. per ueio, with cumpulsor purchasing clauso at £~. Deposit .KJOOO, plus cauh for slock. I Apply, at once, to iDALGETY & CO,, LTD. I NAPIEIi.