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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1438, 13 May 1912, Page 10

• AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY, 15th MAY, 1912, • At 1.30 p.m. AT OUR ROOMS; 2(1 BRANDON ST. NEW n- NEW : PIANOS , " PIAkOS. Under Instructions from the Owner of ' " the. Bill of Lading. \ L. AVILSON AND CO. have Tecwved -£*■» instructions to sell, as above— , 2 MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS, by Oliver, London, just imported. -Pianos such as above seldom come under the hammer. They are massive instruments, in beautifiii cases,.,rich' powerful tones, with every possible., known improvement. ..... •We can recommend these...instruments with full confidence, and-we strongly advise anyone desirous rf. obtaining something oilt of. the. common to inspect. Now on view. " ;,: " v - -A.L. AVlLSON,'Auctioneer. THURSDAY and FRIDAY (if necessary), ..,-■ •i6lli.;.and:i7th JIAY, .At .3.30 p.m. .each day. LARGEV : A.ND .TmI'ORTANT SALE •-. , ■ .', BY.,AUCTION 0F,,.. THE LATE DR. ;NAPIER • AULEAN'S ■-•:■ SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, 150-A r OLS. BOOKS, SURGICAL FITTINGS, AND -SURGICAL- APPLT- . .ANCES., 'A'l! THE SURGE'UY. NO." 5G i AVELLINGTON TERRACE, ■ ■ ■.; ■ - '-AVELLINGTON, • - - As above. AL. AVILSON AND CO. have received ..•.'instructions'to sell-at the Surgery, JS"o.-56 AVellington Terrace— The whole of the splendid collection of Surgical"-Instruments, Combination Oak Surgical and Operating Table, Large Ihstruincnt Case with glass doors and glass shelves, and other Office Furniture. ' ■ , • This is the finest collection of surgical instruments that has ever been offered in the Dominion. "No American instruments" in''the collectiloh." All Lohdon'j make, .chiefly by "Wiess," the great sur-' gical instrument maker, London. The instruments are all,recent purchases. The.' secretary of the AVellington Division of the British Medical Association has personally directed the preparation of the.calalog'mvand he describes tho collection, as something- out of the common. Catalogues tire now ready, and will be posted to any address on application to the Auctioneers. Buying instructions from those unable to attend, the sale cau.be left with the Auctioneers. . On view on AVednesday next, from 2 to 5 p.m. .. ', '. . . A. L. AVILSON, Auctioneer. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD DAIRY FARMS. AT THE HORSE BAZAAR, . 'HAAVERA.. ON SATURDAY, MAY 18. ■ . . '■•■- -At 2 p.m. ■- - GILLIES ANDNALDER have received instructions' from AV. Duirs, Esq., who has. purchased property, elsewhere, and is leaving the. district, to sell as . above—:,. prryn ACRES or Freehold and 4G Acres ulO of'Leasehold,-well fenced and subdivided into.'ll'lots, five of which have houses and farm buildings ' thereon . . : The land-'is -first-class dairying land, and as Mr."Duirs is"determined to realise, and intends to put on very reasonable reserves, this offers the very best opportunity for genuine settlement we know of. There is a metalled road frontage to each lot. The terms are the easiest possible—s per cent, on the fall of the hammer; 5 per cent, on possession, July Ist, 1912; a further 21 pbr cent, in 12, 24, 3G, and 48 months; interest at 5 per cent, on unpaid balances. . . Also, a site reserved for a factory and sufficient capital will be advanced to build if required. Sale plans on application. Abo— ■ • On Account of. Captain Macnab— His Choice Freehold Farm, consisting of Ol A ACRES, on the Ingahape Road, OJLy in three lots, on the same liberal term's and conditions offered by Mr. Diiirs. ". AUCTION SALE AT FEILDING Of VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY On WEDNESDAY, 29th MAY, 1912, At 1 p.m. (THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND 1 MERCANTILE AGENCY • COMPANY. LIMITED, in conjunction with DALGETY AND CO.. LTD., and GORTON AND SON, LTD., have" been favoured with instructions from ' MESSRS. ARTHUR AND' HERBERT SMITH. COLYTON, to offer by Public Auction, at Gorton and . Son's'. Horse Emporium,, 2' farms » . . comprising . 370 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND. AND 316 ACRES FREEHOLD XAND. . . ' AT COLYTON, 11 MILES FROM FEILDING. '.School within one mile. ' Cream cart passes the door daily. -Up-to-date dwelling,-with necessary outbuildings, including woolshcd, on each farm'..'',' . "■'.'•. " ■■ ..." Telephone laid oil to each house. Land ,is' undulating to flat,: three parts ploughable; rich dark loam, with strong clay subsoil, suitable for dairying, fattening, or cropping. Intending purchasers can inspect the properties at any time by arranging with the' Auctioneers. • ' TERMS: 10 per cent, on fall of tho hammer. 5 per cent, in six months. 10 per cent, in twelve months from date of sale. t Possession in one month. PLANS and full particulars- may be obtained from the Auctioneers on application. ... DAIRY FARMS-EASY TERMS. MESSRS. COOPER AND MANNING, in conjunction with MESSRS. ROCHE ANDM'GREGOR, have received instructions frpm EWEN M'GREGOR, Esq., to sell by Public Auction, in tho KING'S THEATRE, HAMILTON, On THURSDAY, 30th MAY, at 11 a.m., His well-known R U If U H I A ESTATE EHKUHIA ESTATE Of - 2338 ACEESI 2338 18 SUITABLE DAIRY FARMS 18 Hanging from 80 ACHES TO 200 ACRES. EASY TERMS: 10 per cent, on fall of hammer. 10 per cent, in 12 months, or.improvements to the value of 15 per cent. Balance can remain for 5 years at 5 per cent, from date of sale. For plans and particulars, apply to JAMES MACINTOSH AND CO., Wellington, MESSRS, .ROCHE AND M'GREGOR, Or the Auctioneers, COOPER AND MANNING, AUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON. {==■"- ■ 1 FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES SEE PAGE & ,