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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1983, 13 February 1914, Page 12

- AUCTIONS- ' -'■• ABOUT 4th MARCH, 1911. , . - ' PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.' , >■'.'■' PUBLIC AUCTION. ','■'./ -. '■ i • • • . ■ •■ • .. ;-.- ' . of the wholoof the Unsold . , .-,.'■ ' . LAND'AT DAY'S BAY, . •. : ■ 020 '■,'■■■ ACRES MAGNIFICENT' ; - 620 '; NATIVE BUSH. : ( " •' / ' .'-. THE PAVILION WITH FRONTAGE OF '" • .', ;• . ~'- ' ' : 430 FEET ' 430 : - '■ '■■■■ ":';:- - -in SECTIONS ON'THE FLAT, , Between Day's Bay House and the Pavilion. ■, r ; THESE ARE BEiUTIFULLY SITUATED, ARE ALL LEVEL,. AND ARE QUITE THE BEST SITES IN THE BAY. ■ . 5Q SECTIONS, PART HILL AND PART FLAT, MOST OF WHICH.HAVE gQ, , ' ' NATIVE BUSH UPON THEM. AND ALL OF t WHICH COM- ; i . MAND VIEWS OF THE HARBOUR. ~, ''■ '" COMPLETE PLANS NOW BEING ' /TERMS- ~. ■• ~ ' - 10 per cent, deposit, 5 per cent, in thr eo months, 5 per cent, in six months. 5 .per cent in nine months, 5 per cent, in twelve months. - .f ■ . >, ' Balance in five years from date of purchase. Interest-5 per cent, per annum on unpaid purchase money. , ' This is probably the last opportunity the public will have of ?ecurine the combination of Bush'and.Seaside Sections in the vicinity of Wellington. ; - Sunny ana : sheltered sites, sandy beaches, safe bathing, boating and fishing,'magnificent views. These, with every prospect of. improved access, are a few of the inducements onerea to purchasers. . . ' . . ""• ■'■■'■'■ ■ , ' Full particulars will be a'dvertised later. '• , , ' ' TVM. H. TURN BULL AND CO., •,:■■. ■ ' ■■ ~ : '• ■ Auctioneers. 27 Panama Street. :..'... . ■'

: , '.'-. • "' TO-DAY, .... , / At 11 o'clock sharp. .•■■■■. . AT STREET. LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF' HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE; ! ■ UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by Hoelling and Spangenberg ; VERY FINE AMERICAN ORGAN, - Etc.,/etc. . ■ ELEGANT "DRAWING-ROOM SUITE GOOD COLLECTION OF LARGE OIL PAINTINGS ;AND WATER) COLOURS, by English and 4 Colonial Artists ■ - FIREPROOF SAFE (John Tann and Son) OAK'EXTENSION DINING TABLE, ■ LEATHER DINING-ROQM SUITE FINE LOT OF BEDROOM FURNITURE, N HOtJSE LINEN, AND BLANKETS, etc.,'etc. • " A' L. WILSON AND CO. have , re- • ceive'd instructions to sell at the Family Residence, 8D Austin Street, cor-ner-of Harlej; Street— The. complete contents of the well-fur-nished 8-voomed'residence, comprising ,■■,- 500 LOTS ;. ••-. • . -■ WITHOUT RESERVE. This is a. most completely ■. furnished home—nothing missing—and the sale is POSITIVELY UNRESERVED, ' This House, which is a first-class, one, is»TO LET. Apply Auctioneers. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneers. PONIES AND COBS FOR PRIVATE '.' ■ _ .-. . . SALE. AT SOLWAY SALEYARDS ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 19th and . 20th inst.,' Masterton Ham Fair Days. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD.,have been favoured with j-instruc-•tioiis from Messrs. 11. H. Beetham, ''Brancepeth," and Geo. Hume, Pirinoa, to • offer.-for. sale ' by private" 1 treaty, the; following horses, which may be inspected at Solway Saleynvds during the two days of 'the Masterton Ram Fair, i ~,,jk !. ~ 'The horses ew ill- be in charge ;O£ a competent horseman, who will give intending purchasers full information. Ac. H. H. Beetham, Brancepeth— 8 3}-year-old cobs and ponies, broken . to saddle (just out of breaker's hands) ' . . 5 'lj-year-old cobs, broken to saddle Ac. Geo. Hume, Pirinoa— ■" ■ 15 thoroughbred horses (full particu'lars appearing later) 'l'4 ; year chestnut gelding' by Field ■.■■-"■ Battery (saddle) 1 4-year brown filly ' ,". 2 3-year-old saddle fillies by Chats- ; worth -.-'.'. \ . 1 black gelding, 3-yr., 'by Canada . (saddle) -•■- 1 G-year black gelding, by Saracen (saddle) , . Ac. Erl T. Williams, Esq.— • 1 pair well-matched brown buggy "* horses (mare and gelding) 1 7year cream gelding Ac. Client- , ■' 1 paii'-'thoroughbred mnres, by Tawaha , ; 1 bay mare, by Continuance For further particulars apply to - DALGETYifib CO., LTD., 1 ■'■ ■' ; ■ . Masterton. ; ' .FARM WANTED'. OJ_AAA— CHcut with this sum wants -'-'■' to purchase ■ partially-im-proved Sheep Farm, also Stock. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., .'.; LTD., . LAND DEPARTMENT, WELLINGTON. TARANAKI , DAIRY FARM. ino ACRES, well subdivided into X/vO numerous paddocks, over 75 acres been stumped, ploughed and sown in best grasses, well watered by permanent streams. Carrying capacity 50 dairy cows. Buildings: 7 : roomed house, in good order, ran?e<nearly new, two 400-Eallon tanks, 16bail cowshed, including L.K.C. milking machine (4-cow plant), all in ep'lendid order; i-railo from cheese factory, 3\ miles from railway station, handy to Eltham. 10s. per acre. Terms, .£6OO cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. Possession immediately or at end of milking season. For further particulars apply W. CO., Land Salesmen, ' MARTON. _i ■ ' FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS, fyq Dairy D'arm, freehold, flat, iO fauces ftU 8 ivires; new 5-roomed house. I'iice, only jC33 per acre; .£3OO cash. A great bargain. W. INGLIS HUSBAND, Land Agent, Fahiatua. DAIRY FARM, HUTT DISTRICT -l-R/J ACRES, all in grass, 10 paddocks, JtiO hest of fencing; 6-roomed dwelling,, dairy, 12-bail cowshed, separator, !orchard, garden, etc.; 7 minutes from Railway by good road. Price £U per acre. Government Mortgage, at i\ per cent. Deposit balance easy. For 'further particulars, apply SHORT AND FRASER, Petone. , FOR EXCHANGE. QKft ACRES, mixed Farm; 200 acres OO\t grais, 20 acres been ploughed, 150 acres ploughable; 6-roomed house, cowtails, etable, etc. • Price, £\i per acre; take good house as deposit, or exchange for 50 to 100 acres. OEBELL AND CO., Palmerston North. AN EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP PRO'PERTY. QJ.7 ACRES Freehold; 250 acres flat, t)rk t suitable for dairying or fattening; subdivided into 1G paddocks; up-to-tlate house, h. and c. water, acetylene ■ftas. telephone; 11 iniles from good town; daily motor service; large woolshed,good outbuildings; carrying over 2 sheep to tho acre, besides cattle., Price ;10s. per acre. P. TULLOCH? Pahiatua. ANTED t(> Lease, loi specified term, with right to purchase, small Sheep Term, 500 to 1000 acres, first-class land, improved with necessary buildings preferred. Apply 'Tannery" JPost pjke, .Wwgaanli