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auctions. . MONDAY, 25th NOVEMBER, 1912, At 1 o'clock sharp. At the FARM, "HARBOUR VIEW," PORIRUA. , IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OF ! Household Furniture, Farm Implements, fc Wool Presses, 10 tons ol' Oaten Sheaves, 100 Sheets of new Iron, Gig, Pony and Harness, Drays, etc., etc. E JOHNSTON AND CO. (in conjunc- . tion with J. D. MMNTYHE AND CO.) have received instructions from Mr. W. K. Jl'lsod, who has sold his farm, to eell, at Porirua, as above— T-lio wiiolo of his household furniture, etc.,.linoleums, carpet runners, tip wicker chairs, ' easy chairs, hanging lamp, 20 Austrian chairs, curtains and poles, d.b.m. bedsteads, w.w. mattresses, kapok beds, duohesso pairs, duchesso chests, bicycle, toiletware, kitchen utensils, fenders, etc., etc. Also, Chaffcutter, horse power, 150 sacks, 2 sets of plonijh harness, spring dray, harness, horseroller, 2 single turrow plouglis, harrows, cultivator, large assortment of tools, paints, lime, lawn mower, garden tools, aud numerous sundries. : As Mr, M'Leod has sold his farm, everything is for Unreserved Sale. Sale Monday next at 1 o'clock. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 27th NOVEMBER, 1912. At 2.30 p.m. . AUCTION SALE OF. 2521 ACRES, SILVEIISTREAM, Within 1 Milo of Railway Station. TyESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. JXa. are.instructed to sell at their rooms, - Featherston Street, as above— 252 i Acres, level' and -undulating land, having over 50 chains frontage on each side of Whiteman's Valley Road, and -within- one mile of Silverstream Railway Station. The above property is exceptionally well 6uited for subdivision into small residential allotments'and poultry farms. - Easy graded roads may be formed at small oxipehse through the best-part of the land, The nature of the soil and the snnay and sheltered position of the property gives it special value for the growing of fruit for- export. Adjoining land of similar character has for many years been famous as an-Apple Orchard. On;tho property are some good level flijts which, with moderate' expenditure, can' be mad© first-class grazing land. The property'is well watered by streams, and contains many picturesque spots covered with light native bush. , On account of the nearness of the property to the Railway Station, Golf Links, Racecourse, and tho Hutt River, it. cannot fail to prove attractive to Wellington City men desiring-homes within tho suburban area, and any purchaser who is prepared to subdivide the property into suitable areas will' in a few years make . a handsome profit on. tho investment. PRACTICALLY WITHOUT RESERVE. For terms, which arc exceptionally liberal, apnly to ~ S; J. AMBROSE, Temple Chambers, Johnston Street, or J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, lltli DECEMBER, 1912, At 2.30 p.m. 5-R-OOMED DWELLING ON OVER 1 ACRE, PORIRUA. . Messrs. j. h. bethune and co. are instructed to sell at their Rooms, Featherston Street, Wellington, owing to dissolution of partnership of the owners:— THAT PARCEL OF- LAND, situated on the Main Road, Porirua, containing 1 acre 0 roods 6 5-10 perches, being . part. of Section 55,., Porirua District, with-' 5-roomed dwelling erected thereon, known as the property of Messrs. Mitchell Bros. For terms and further particulars, apply to MESSRS. INNES AND OAKLEY. Solicitors. Palmorston North; MESSRS.' GRAY AND JACKSON, Solicitors, Grey Street. Wellington; Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE FARM PROPERTY, WAIKANAE. S GEORGE NATHAN, in conjunction « with Dalgety and Co., Ltd., have been favoured with instructions from W. Smith, Esq., Wailtanae, to Sell, by Public Auction, at the Chamber, of Commerce, "Customhouse Quay, Wellington, at noon, oh DECEMBER 4th, 1912, his Valuable Freehold Property, situated Waikanae, it being Section 35, Lot 9, Ngarara West, comprising-40 acres more or less, bounded at the front by Beach Road and tho river at the back the land being rich river flat, especially adapted for milking, fruit growing, poultry, and bees, there being about 7 acres of the .finest natural bush in the Colony, the bush being chiefly Karaka Trees; The buildings comprise an 8-roomed : Bungalow Residence, on concrete foundation, cowbails, stables, piggeries, large glass house, 40 x 20, containing 14 vines in full bearing. This is a most picturesque property, close to beach and easy distance to Kapiti by motor launch service, whilst there is good fishing and shooting, the climate being exceptionally mild all the year round. Terms, very easy; 10 per cent, on tho fall of the hammer, 10 per cent, in 3 months 15 per cent, in 12 months, and the balance in 5 years. Further particulars from S. GEORGE NATHAN, 115 Customhouse Quay, or any of Dalgety's Branches. ! ■ ' GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY RESIDENCE. S GEORGE- NATHAN, in conjunction • with DALGETY, AND CO., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from .Joseph Jcsepli, Esq., to sell by public auction, at the Chamber of Commerce, at noon, on THURSDAY, sth of DECEMBER, his well-known Country Residence, • known as "Totura," situated about a mile from the Upper Hutt Railway Station, comprising in all 17 Acres, inoro or less, with frontage to Hutt River, there being beautiful flower and vegetablo gardens, covered in orchard, and large open orchard, croquet and tennis lawns, splendid patch of natural bush, with several beautiful totara-trees, paddocks for horses, etc. Building consists of a modern 10-roomed Bungalow .Residence, with every possible convenience, including good water supply, h. and c. water, tentic tank, drainage, men's whare, stable, and coachhouse, ! fowlhouses, glass houses, etc. , There, is good fishing and shooting close • : to the property, and it is within easy dis--1 tane'e of -the Heret-aunga Golf Links. Reserve, .£3OOO. Terms, one-third cash, " balance may remain on mortgage for five . years at ;5 per cent. ' For further particulars apply to S. GEORGE NATHAN, 1 115 Customhouse Quay; - Or any of DALGETY AND CO.'S LTD., Branches. 7 HIGH-CLASS FATTENING, DAIRYING ! , OR CROPPING FARM. ' (One milo Railway 'Station, 20 miles Wol- , lington. Never on the market before and ? . Unencumbered.) ! QK ACRES Freehold Land- Transfer 00 Title, 20 acres leasehold, all fiat, , and best river deposit; 70 acres has been ' ploughed; yields neavy crops oats, pota- " toes, turnips, or-.rape; 7 acres shelter bush; 12 paddoclcs, 4-roomed cottage and . shed; wintered this winter 250 breeding ewes, 100 dry sheep, 32 head cattle, 1G horses, and cut 20 tons chaff, at i! 5 ss. per ton. Also, 107 acres, all flat, leasej hold, 3\ years to run at small rental; : wintered 150 breeding ewes, 7 cows, 3 > horses, 7-roomed house, 20-bail cowshed, ' with loft, stables, and large pig-styes. The two places would easily carry 75 pood milkers. For terms, etc., apply "Direct Owner," "Dominion" Office. . FAT STOCK FOR EXPORT. ? "PRODUCERS are invited to communi--1 A Kite with us before selling Beef, - Mutton, Lamb, or Pork, suitable for Export. 1 We are in a position to obtain the very 9 best prices' available, and mnko forward J contracts—paying cash on Freezing Cora--1 panics' Certificates. It is our interest to 5 see that you obtain the last penny both for meat and bye-products. : It will pay you to communicate with ■us. MELLSOP, ELIOTT, AND CO., PALMERSTQN NORTH,