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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1574, 18 October 1912, Page 10

AUCTIONS. TUESDAY, 22nd OCTOBER, 1912, At 11 o'clock. On the Premises, 331 UPPER A\ ILLIS STREET (Opposite AVordsworth Street). AUCTION SALE OF INCH-CLASS FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, CONTENTS OF AVELL-FURNISHED RESIDENCE. NEARLY LOTS. TOWNSEND AND PAUL, LTD., havo been fuvoured with instructions from B. H. PRICE, Esq., to .sell at auction, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE— The entire contents of his late residence. Tho Catalogue comprises: UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO MASSIVE CARVED OAK SIDEBOARD OAK TABLE and EXTENSION TABLE HANDSOME BEDROOM SUITE AXMINSTER CARPETS and SQUARES LEATHER DININCTROOM SUITE A'ALUABLE E.P. WARE AVATER COLOURS and ENGRAVINGS REAL LEOI'ARDSIvIN RUG CONTENTS of 1 BEDROOMS-Duchess chests, wardrobes, double and single . iron bedsteads, kapok and w.w. mattresses, sheets, blankets, curtains, towels, and other house and table linen Chesterfield couch, drawing and dining room furniture, linoleums, crockery, kitchen utensils, garden tools, etc., etc. House will be open for view on MONDAY AFTERNOON from TWO to FIVE. CATALOGUES being printed, will be posted to any address on application. EXCHANGE FOR SHEEP FARM. FIRST-CLASS SHOP PROPERTY. AVELLINGTON AND AVANGANUI. WE have been instructed to Offer for Exchange, 3 BLOCKS of really First-class SHOP PROPERTY, situated AVellington and AVangunui. Shops all let on leases to approved tenants. Property shows 7 per cent, clear on capital value. PRICE, £28,500. EQUITY, £20,000. Owner will consider Exchanging for Sheep Farm in good, district, with stock of about same value. For further particular's, apply— H. F. MCNEILL & CO., 155 ■ FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. ' EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. FOR FARMER TO ACQUIRE A STERLING INVESTMENT; 1 TAA -\CRES, situonted less than 20 JL I miles from AA'cllington, by good metal road, 1200 acres grass, balance bush, about 100 to 120 acres ploughable when stumped; several acres broken to plough, fenced and subdivided into 1G paddocks, watered by permanent streams; lies well do tho sun; has just wintered 1100 sheep and about 100 head cattle. Buildings comprise good iron, woolshed, stable, trapshed, 3-roomed cottage, and good men's whare. Price is only £3 15s. per acre. Mortgage of £2325 to Advances to Settlers. Terms £1500 cash, balance arranged. NOTE.—This property is a gift at tho prico quoted, and its carrying capacity can be. 'greatly increased with a little money spent on improvements. At tho prico of wool and other produce purchaser of this property must niako a handsome profit in tho near future. Tho advertiser has been all over tho property and can givo clients information first hand. For further details, apply promptly to the Sole Agent— H. ERNEST LEIGHITON, -Auctioneer, Laud and Estate Agent, 186 FEATHERSTON ST., AVELLINGTON, Or LOAVER HUTT. CITY BUILDING SITES. lIOBSON STREET, ALBERT STREET, COOK STREET, DURHAM STREET, AND BEACH ROAD. Also. CITY RENT-PRODUCING PROPERTIES ALL LIKELY TO RISE IN VALUES. IN SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. GENTLRMEN'S RESIDENCES. WITH FROM ONE TO 11 ACRES. SUMMER RESIDENCES AT HOWICIC, AND AT RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. SHEEP FARM-OVER 2000 ACRES. 1500 in grass, 500 bush and fern; Fenced and subdivided; now carrying 2000 sheep anu 250 can... Good Houso and water supply, Stables, woolsheds, yards; Three miles from post office and hotel. PRICE, £7 103. per acre. Terms. 19,000 ACRES FREEHOLDTEN SHILLINGS PER AfliE. C. J. HUTCHINSON, Land Agent, Auckland. FOR SALE. MASONIC HOTEL, NELSON. THE Leading Commercial- Hotel in the district. Owing to the proprietor desiring to leave for England, this wellknown house is offered for sale. A splendid opportunity for securing a first-class house in a SAFE I)IS'I'l! ICT. The rent from shops and hotel would pay at least 7 per cent, on capital invested. The house is substantially built of brick and stone, and consists of 44 rooms, and five shops let to good tenants. The land has a frontage of 105 feet to Hardy Street, and 103 feet to Trafalgar Street, Nelson. ALSO- 1 THE POST BOY HOTEL, NELSON. This latter is one of the Best Small Hotels in the district. A Splendid In- ! vestment. Small capital only required. further particulars of both properties on application to the owner. H. BAIGENT, MASONIC HOTEL, NELSON. WAIKATO. .( aa ACRES of first-class country; 330 rtUU acres flat, 70 acres low hills, all in grass; with tho exception of 80 acres, tho wholo. property lias been ploughed and sown down in English grass; it is well fenced and subdivided, and is in a splendid locality; 1 milo from Railway Station. Wo have personally inspected this property, and have selected it for sale from a great many properties which have been ottered to us. It is one of the best propositions we have seen in the AA : aikato, and could easily be subdivided into 3 or 4 good dairy farms. . There is a certain profit of several pounds per acre to the purchaser. AVa will accompany any purchaser over this property, as we are satisfied the first bona-fide buyer will purchase it. GRIFFITHS & SON, LAND ACIKNTS. IiLENIIIvI.M. roil FURTHER LAND NOTICES SEE I'AGE NINE.