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AUCTIONS. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALEI 6330 fell! 6330 THE THE / TAUNGATA TAUNGATA ESTATE'! ESTATE! OTAKII OTAKII SIX MILES FROM TE HORO RAILWAY STATION 1 DAIRY- FACTORY WITHIN FIVE MILES. AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO FARMERS, CAPITALISTS, ■ . AND SPECULATORS. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION On FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1912. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1912. At 2.50 p.m. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have been favoured with instructions from the owners to sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, 195 Lambton Quay— THE TAUNGATA ESTATE, , TiHE TAUNGATA ESTATE, » Consisting of 6330 18111 6330 SIX THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES (more or less), being Sections Nos: 16 and 17, Block IV, and Sections 18, 18b, and 19, Block V, of the TAUNGATA SURVEY DISTRICT, and Block lc, WAIO- : WHANGA, OTAKI. The Sections are classified as under:— LOT 1, SECTION 16-827 ACRES, 200 acres are felled and grassed, good easy spurs and terraces with warm slopes. ' Cattle yards, 2 paddocks, with a mile ■ of good foncing, and 2 whares. Sawmill on property can be bought at valuation if desired. LOT 2, SECTION 17-About 1190 ACRES (subject to survey); 100 acres are felled and grassed, all good easy slopes. LOT 3, SECTION 18-About 1600 ACRES (subject to survey); 15 acres are felled and grassed. This. is. a beautiful section, lying well to the sun. The " timber is easily felled and lighter than on. other , section's* ■■ ; ;■■-..: •." , . LOT 4, SECTION'IBb-About*soo. ACRES (subject to survey). ' Good flats, best milling timber on.'the^property. LOT 5, SECTION 19—About 2163 ACRES. Subject'to about 40 chains survey at back of section; about 50 acres flats, ' and ■ several terraces of considerable extent. This is the easiest and warmest section on the- block. In every respect the estate is.specially accessible, having a frontage to the Otaki River with the District Gorge Road running beside it, dwect to Otaki or To Horo Railway Stations. A good metalled road. ■ : There is a large quantity of splendid milling bush on the estate, including rimu, matai, and white pine, which is Calculated to cut between 8000 to 10,000 feet per acre. • Every portion is healthy, dry, and well watered by numerous . never-failing streams,' chief of which being the Waitaitapia Stream.' - • Nearly the whole can be ridden over, and there are good sites for homesteads, stockyards, etc. The block, when cleared and grassed,' will carry U to 2 sheep per aero all the year round. -TERMS: - 10 per cent, at-the* fall the hammer, 33 1-3 in one month. Balance of purchase; money in five yeaTS at 5 per cent. ■■' -- - . ■ ' '■'■ ■■ TITLE-LAND TRANSFER. • Plans will shortly be ready, and full particulars can be obtained from HARCOURT AND COMPANY, Auctioneers, Wellington. WEDNESDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1912. At 2.30 p.m. MESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., under instructions from the Kegistrar of the Supremo Court, at .Wellington, acting under the powers contained m Mortgage Number 68G43, will sell by Public Auction, at tho time aforesaid, at their • rooms, corner- Featherston btreet : and. Brandon Street, Wellington— ALL THAT Piece of Land, Part Lot ■ 503, on Deposited Plan No. 171, and part of the land in Certificate of Title, Volume 150, Folio 74, having a frontage of 92.3 links to Queen's Drive, Maranui, by a depth of 419 links. " .'' Mortgagee's application and estimate of value may be seen -at the office of the Registrar at any convenient time prior to the sale. For further information apply to THE AUCTIONEERS, Or to ALEXANDER DUNN, ESQ., Solicitor, 19 and 20 King'e Chambers, Wellington. PAEROA BREWERY COY. (In- Liquidation). AT LOUIS LEWIS LAND SALE ROOMS, VICTORIA STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. FRIDAY. , SEPT. 13. FRIDAY. At Half-past Two o'Clock. By Order of the Liquidator of the Paeroa Brewery Coy. ALL that Parcel of Land containing 1 rood 11 perches, more or less, comprising Lots Nos. 18, 111, and 20, of Section B of the TOWNSHIP OF OKINKMURI, WITH ALL BUILDINGS, erected and being' thereon, comprising house and office, brewery and bottling shed, mid all fittings, office furniture, bottling nincliiiU'ti, syphon, Pel ton wheels, kegs, casks, refrigerator (cost ,£!)0), boiler, vats and machinery, weighing machine, shafting and pulleys, chivos, quantity of brewers' utensils, and 38 H. heads vinegar ready for acid. THE BUILDINGS are: Bottling shed, GO x 33; brow house, 3 storeys, 3G x 24; shed, 1 etorey, 30 x 21; cottage of 4 rooms, used as office; leanto, 13ft. 2in. x"lsft. The above are iion roofed and mostly concreted throughout. THE WHOLE TO BE OFFERED IN ONE LOT. Inventory and' Conditions of Sale can te inspected at the office of ■ LOUIS LEWIS. Auctioneer. Estate Age»t, and Valuer,