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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1468, 17 June 1912, Page 10

AUCTIONS. .VALUABLE PROPERTY ADJOINING THE BOROUGH OF JIARTON. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE S. GIBBONS. THURSDAY, 27th JUNE, at 2.30 p.m. WILLIAMS AND HARPER have been instructed to' sell by auction, on the premises, as above — Lot I.—About 12 acres of land, on which is'erected Armagh House, contain)]]? 22 largo and commodious rooms, witU good'out ■ offices and all conveniences. The grounds.are well laid out ami planted with choice trees and shrubs. Lot 2.-100 acres of land. There is a goad six-rconifd house, barn, stable, coach-house, etc., on this part Jio whole being part Section No. 38, Block XV.Rnngatoki Block.. If not sold'as above, will be put up in four lots., The land is good for cropping or dairyin» and is very suitnblo for cutting up into small areas, or. as a whole is without doubt one of the best residential proper-ties.-in the Dominion. The title is L.f. A large portion of the purchase can-re-main on mortgage if desired, lull particulars from the auctioneers. SUBDIVISION PART TE MATAI -;-..:."..; ESTATE. AT THE ROOMS OF ABRAHAM AND :.-''■•■ • WILLIAMS, LTD., RANGITIKEI STKET3T, FALMERSTON NORTH. SATURDAY, 20th JUNE, 1012. ■ : • ' At 11 a.m. A BRAHAM AND~WILLIAMS, LTD.; XX,. in conjunction, with . DALGET\ AND CO., LTD., will sell by public auction, as above,.under instructions from J. St. C. .TOUNNEAUX, Y.n- part of his beautiful TE MATAI PROPERTY, comprising . ■ ■ MOO ACRES, which has been subdivided into 7 SUCTIONS, rangi , . , .? from. 9to 118 acres, suitable cither fur s::i>;!1 Farms or suburban residential site. : Lithograph Plans of the property are now. being prepared, and will be available in a few days.. ■ , TERMS OF PAYMENT. "in per cent, cash at' the fall of the ham--10 per cent, in six months, which need not be paid'if buildings to that value are erected. ...'.... Balance for 5 or 7 years at 5V per cent, per. annum: AUCTIONEERS' NOTE. This' property offers every advantage to the dairyman, the fruit grower, or the stud farmer that can possibly be desired. In' excellence of soil, its situation, within ten minutes'- drive, of the -important town of Paliiiers.toiuNQrtli, ..(lie beautiful shel-ter-provided on almost every section, the i'acilityVivith: 'which water can be obtained,.it cannot be surpassed by any property in Hid Dominion, ' IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE -. • •■• : - ■ At . •■-•W.AIEOA, HA WICK'S BAY. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., Wniron, have been instructed by Mr. W. C. , Symes, who is leaving the district, to soil by Auction, in the jubilee Hall, Wairon., 'H. 8., at 2 p.m., on the 13th day of July, JOl2, his Pihanui Property, comprising 5125 ACHES, Freehold. The . property is situated 25 miles from Wairoa by a good road. About 1500 acres in grass, 1000 acres in bush, and the balance in fern and scrub. The buildings, comprising " new 7-roomed house, • all necessary outbuildings, and new woolshed, are in good order. The property wheil all improved will winter 8000 sheep and 200 bead of'cattle. The Harbour Works at Wairoa are under course of construction, siud Freezing Works will be established as soon as the Works are completed, which will bo within two years. Terms: 20 per cent, cash immediately on fall of hammer, balance on delivery first day of August,' 1912. Stock, Jilnnt, and furniture, except pergonal oftocts, to' be taken at valuation. Full particulars may be had from the Auctioneers, or at any of their New, Zealand Branches. DALGKTY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, v \ . AUCTIONEERS. , . '. : FOR PRIVATE SALE. VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL • PROPERTY, AT NELSON, IN THE HANDS OF DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD. . . . c-A.ACRES, FREEHOLD, together with D" modern 18-roomed resilience, with modern conveniences, in first-class order and condition. Situated 2 miles from Nelson Post Office, with .level road. Telephone at house. Sea frontage, Jjenutifully laid out grounds, and plantation, splendid view; an ideal gentleman's residence. The land is divided into numerous paddocks, carrying 75 to 100 sheep, 4 cons, and - horses. Outbuildings, stables, motor shed, etc., etc.. all in first-elas; order. PRICE, .£3OOO. Cash required, X'l6oo. Balance arranged. The oinier, for family reasons, being very anxious to sell, is prepnred to accept the" above sum, which is 4:1000 below the Government valuation. '.For further particulars apply to Dalgety and Company, NELSON. GOOD WAIKATO DAIRY FARMS. QAQ ACRES, Cambridge district, well OXJt/ subdivided and nearly all in grass; good 7-roomed house, large sheds, piggery, etc., only 1J miles from creamery. Price. £U per acre. Terms. 2-5 cash, balance S years. HHG -j q<? ACRES, well improved milking ioO fnrm; well subdivided and all in grass; good house of 6 rooms; concrete floor cowshed, piggery, etc.; one mile to creamerv. Price .£ls ss. per ncre. HH OOf ACRES, bust part of Waikato; iJOO practically all in good grass; good subdivisions; nico (i-roomed house; good milking shed. Price .£ls per acre; very easy terms. HH qA/\'ACRES, part of Fresh Field EsOUI/ rate, Tnupiri, all in grass, and capable of carrying 100 milking cows; gcod house of S rooms and iisunl outbuildings. Prici , , .£2O per ncre. Terms, one-third cash; FBO9 QQQ ACRES, near go-ahead Morrins/dOrJ ville, subdivided into 10 paddocks, all been ploughed and in grass; 2p acres turnips; house of 6 rooms; barn, cowshed, milking machine, engine, as a going concern, which includes wagon, plough, disc harrows, and roller, milk cans, also 52 cows, 2 bulls, calves, pigs, etc. Price, ,£22 per acre; easy terms. F791 A (\-\ ACRES, Lower Waikato, practic4c>vX ally all swamp flats; in grass; liousß of G rooms; would carry 150 milking cows; new Eureka Milking Machine. Price, £H per acre. FSIB MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS. WENZL SCHQLLUM, AUCTIONEER, QUEEN ST. AUCKLAND Telegraphic Address: "Scholium," Auckland. A GOOD INVESTMENT. SPLENDID opportunity or securing a first-class FREEHOLD BUSH FARM; over 1600 ACRES of guod undulating, well-tfatered sheep country, with good leading ridges., Only 15 miles from Kai Iwi Railway Station, and 25 milea from Wanganui; fine, eney graded road, leading nearly right on to the property. For terni3 and further particulars apply to G. F. MOORE, KAI IWI, Intending purchasers are tulviwd to inspect as sodu as possible, so thut a piece of bush may be got dewu this winter. Mr. Knicst Short hns just purchased Die Section immediately adjoining this one, the bind being similar. FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES i SEE PAGE '