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AUCTIONS WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. LAMBTON . RECLAMATION ENDOWMENT. GLASGOW LEASeI)F CENTRAL CITY SALE OF LEASEsfoi LAND SITUATE , IN WARING TAYLOR STREET AND CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. THE following Leases will be sold by Auction, in the Concert Chamber, Town Hall, Wellington, on the 19th JUNE, 1014, at 11 a.in.:-LOTI.-I'.aml, Part Section 107, Lambton Reclamation. 20 feet to Waring Taylor Street, by a depth of 87ft. 10in. Upsjt rental, J!GO per annum. Compensation for buildings—Nil. ' LOT 2.—Land and Building Section, 115 Lanibton Reclamation, JO feet to Customhouse Quay, bv a depth of CCft. 10m. Upset -K-ehtal. Ji3o per annum. Compensation for building —.£4300. Lot 1 is one of Ballinger Bros.' Buildings, wid on.Lot 2 the building ig occupied by Messrs. Aitken, Wilson and Co. •TheNeases will be for a term of fourteen y>ars from the 31st day of December, 19H, with right to have further leases for successive terms of fourteen years auctioned in peroetnitv at an upset ground rental to be fixed by valuation, and subject to, the payment by an incoming purchaser of the value of (he building or brick, stone, or concrete. The leases will be'pnt up at the upset rental fixed, and the bidding will be regulated by the auctioneer. . Tho terms of purcha=e are:— Lot 1-(1) On the fall of hammer, halfyear's rent. (2) Lease to bo completed on the ' • ■ 27th day of June, 1914. i Lot 2-(l) On fall of hammer (a) Half- . ■ ; ' ■ year's rent; (b) 10 psr. cent. of valuation of building. (2) A further 10 per. cent, of the .■■■■■ valuation' of tho buildings on 20th day of July, 1914., i . and the balance of 80 per ' . • ... cent, on the 20th day of • " September, 1914. (3) Lease to be completed on the 2ftth day of September, 1914. i Particulars, terms, and conditions containing a copy of the new lease may be inspected at. the office of the Town Clerk, ;Town Hnll, Cuba Street, Wellington, or at the'offices of Messrs.- A. L. Wilion and C 0.,, of Brandon Street, Auctioneers. ; JNO. li. PALMER,' 1 ■ ; ■ .Town Clerk. May 19, 19U. . . PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. ■■' LINKWATER DALE ESTATE. ■ 725 ACRES INTO IS FARMS. THE RICH FERTILE VALLEY OP . MAHAKIPAWA. DAIRYING LAND VALUES ARE LOWER HERE THAN IN ANY ', OTHER DISTRICT. ' . ■ ' ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., . have been favoured Vith instructions from Mrs. Gregg to Sell by Public Auction at the Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse , Quay, Wellington, on' WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of July, 1914, at 2 p.m., her magnificent property, known as the Linkwater Dale Estate, comprising 725 acres, subdivided into 18 farms, ranging in area from 20 to !U acres., This Excellent Fertile Block of. Land is only ,10 '■ miles from Pieton, and only 5> hours' steam from the Empire of Wellington. The Estate can b<!' inspected , at very little espouse. Return fare, saloon, to Groves Wharf. Mahakipaivj. from Wellington, 245.; Second-class, 195.; and first-class accommodation will hi provided for intending buyers free of charge, on thfi property. The Land is eminently adapted for dairying, fattening, or. cropping-: will carry well one enw to' 2' acres. The soil" is a rich warm lorn. Well watered by permanent stream? and spring.?. Buildings' on S sections. There is a well-equipped, up-to-date Cheese Factory within 2 miles,,and a General Store/ Post Ode. Telenhone ap<l Mon»v Order Office. Public School, Hotel. 2 Churches, Butchery, and Hall, all on the Estate, Terms good. Full particular's aii'l plans on duplication to Mrs. I. W. Gregg, Mahakipawa, or the Auctioneers, ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., • ■ , Palmerston North.

■ HA WKE'S BAT FREEHOLD. 1153 ACRES LIMESTONE LAND. • Twelve Miles from Napier. . 500 Acres ploughable, including seventy acres Rich Flat; balance easy country. Nine subdivisions, al! well watered. . Carrying capacity, two ewes or three dry eheep per acre, besides cattle. For further particulars, apply— MURR A Y,\ ROBERTS AND CO., LTD., ■ Napier and Wellington. f)TOEOHANGA, King Countrv.-908 V acres, 7 miles to station by "metal road. Lease from Maninpoto Road Board over 50 years to run.. Rent 2s. 3d. per acre; <0 acres well grassed. 12 acres turnips, balance heavy tutu and patches ot bush. School under one mile; real Rood country. Price 325. 6d nor am. -4-V Kawhia, /Go acres L.I.P. Rent Sd per acre; 530 acres grass; balance lieavv mixed'bushj 300 acres heavy rinin, almost flat country; well-, fenced'into ■(subdivisions.' House ot 'J rooms, ?oad ivharc etc.: cream cart, pass:.; section. Price lor nuick sale, JH per acre. MortzaßS -CfljO, at 5 per cent; Equity .£2IOO. "oV account of serious. illness owner has to leave his farm, and will Exchang? his equity for good . Bba'rdinghomo.: or Rentprodiicmrc ProDerty. .-.'■■ WOODCOCKS.-C'ojo stnlion. 5!) miles north of Auckland, -J22 acres, greater portion flat country, 150 acres grass, balance rough feed, excepting 70 acre's heavy li-tree; (i-roomed hoiuo, cowshed, ftables, etc. Pric». £G Ills, per acre. pert'- 330 " A VERY CTIEAI? rj?0 " W. H. DE LUEN AND. CO., . .'.' HWillianiiion's Chambers. SHORTLAND S'lßEliT, AUCKLAND. GOtDKN OPI^'HrNIYfIDFACOuTir. . ISO THE CHEAPEST FARM IN KOtJTII ISLAND, WITH STOCK AND PLANT, AS CiOIIS'H CONCr,R.\. ONLY £2100 CASH REOUIRED. AREA, 1700-Acres, situate loss than 20 ■ nn.e-; li-oin Wollingion by good iiibl.il voail; about 1300 ;-.cres in Rras?. balance Imsli; about 120 acres plcuglinMe when stumped, 20 acres slumped, of which ftunc'l2 acres are in crop; well fenced and subdivided into 17 paddocks; watered by permanent streams; lies well to tho 51111"; buildings comprise tlirce-roomcd cotiase and two-roomed cottanc, Rood iron woolshed, stable, trashed, ami toolhouse; will cany 900 grown sheep and a larße mnn-. ber of cattle. PRICE, for one month, is only .£3 12s. Cd. per acre, including some fiOO sheen (m-ihcipolly ewes), 20 head 0 fcattle, 3 liorscs, i;iR, gGod wool press,, plant, and tools, government Advances to Settlers' Mortgage of Jj232'), balance at 5 per cent. 1 NOTE.—This property is onlv for sale for private family reasons, and is a gift at the price quoted. The Hats are capable of running a Rood dairy, whilst the hills, are Rood sheep country, and the carrying capacity of sumo could be greally increased by spending a little uuAiey On improvements. The first 0110 to inspect will purchase. Owner would enlertainexchange on ca*S baeis for smaller farm between Stratford and Packakarilii. For full details apply to . 11. EIC-il'lST LEJGHTOJN', HOLE AGENT. 162 FEATHEfiSTON ST.. WELLINGTON. Or, LOWER HUTT,