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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2185, 25 June 1914, Page 10

AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY, -Ist JULY, At 12 o'clock. . ■ SALE OF SECTIONS AND 5-ROOMED i ■ HOUSE AT KARORL In : Deceased Person's Estate. A L.' WILSON AND CO. have rex.l.. ceived instructions fvam (lie Trustijes. in the Estate of C. H. Ordish, deceased, to sell at their Rooms, as aboveLot I—Section C, Karari, fiO feet by'the . ' long depth (if 2:12 feet 4' iiichts, toi gether with the well-lniilt house of 5 rooms erected thereon. The property fronts the Main...Road, Knrori, and : is close to Spiers's Store. The- house is a well-built one, equal to u0w;.12 feet stud and good-sized rooms, with all the necessary outbuildings and concrete. yard; built by Mr. Ordish for his-own uso and benefit. A snug and comfortable home. Lots 2-and 3—Sections -13 and Hi fronting Chamberlain Street and adjoining tho above property, having a ' frontage of 50 feet and ' tho , long depth of 165' feet. ' 'These sections are dead level and ready to build on. The executors are extremely desirous of realising on these properties immediately, and will not be exacting as to price. For further particulars, apply to theAuctioneers, or. Brandon, ;Hi6lop and Brandon, Solicitors; ' '■'.'. . A. L. WILSON,-Auctioneers!:. SUBDIVISIONAL SALE! PART OF LINKWATER DALE ESTATE; £25 ACRES INTO 18 FAIMS, . ' THE RICH FERTILE VALLEYt.OF. MAHAKIPAWA. DAIRYING LAND' VALUES ARE LOWER HERE THAN IN ANY 1 OTHER DISTRICT. , ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTE., have been instructed by- ■ Mrs. Gregg to sell by . PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Chamber ' of Commerce, Customhouse Quay, Wellington,. on> the Ist of July, 19H, at 2 p.m., her Property, known as the Linkwater Dale Estate, comprising 725 acres, subdivided into 18 farms, ranging in area from 20 to 94 acres. This FERTILE BLOCK OF LAND is only 10 miles ■'from PICTON, and 5i hours' sieam from WELLINGTON. The ESTATE can be inspected at. very little expense. Return fare, saloon, to Grove Wharf, Mahakipawa, from ■Wellington, 2-t's.; Second-class, 13s'.'; and first-class accommodation will be provided for intending buyers free of charge, on the property. The land is well adapted for Dairying, Fattening, or' Cropping, and wil} carry ons cow to about 2 acres. The soil is a rich warm loam. Well -watered- , by .good streams and springs; Buildings on.B sections. A wellequipped CHEESE Factory within' 2 miles, General Store. Post, Telephone, ami Money Order' Office, School, Hotel, Church, Butchery on the-Estate. ' ■' TERMS FOR FARMS: 10 per cent, cash on day of Sale; 5 per cent in One Month, when possessiou will be given; 10 per cent, in one Year from date of Sale; balance J in 5 years at S-per cent. TERMS FOR TOWN SECTIONS. 50 per cent. Casli on day of sale; balance, in one year at 6 per cent. Plans on application to Mrs. Gregg, Mahakipawa; or to tho Auctioneers, ' ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., Palmerstou North or Wellington. LINKWATER DALE ESTATE, LINKWATER, DALE ESTATE. MESSRS ABRAHAM AND WILLlAllSi".' IM'D.i 'bf ■ Bi-dhtKin . Street, Wellington, "al'e showing In their windows variou* exhibits such as potatoes, oats, and other products. /-Prospective buyer? should not fail to inspect these, as they are evidence of the agricultural qualities of the above Estate.' As well as-being excellent for nprricnltnral purposes the-Linkwater Dale Estate is a. very fine dairying laud. ACRES THAT ARE GOOD AS GOLD. WITHIN 16 miles of City, two Blocks, 432 and 478, acres, subdivided numerous paddocks, and carrying as a whole 500 head sheep and 70 head cattle. Twostoried building of 9 rooms,■'water laid on, with 13-bail shed, concrete floor, dairy, separator, stable, pigstyes, and two nice orchards. One 478 acres section, 4-rd..cot-tage nnd shed. Price, , as whole, £ft acre. Separate blocks, .£7 acre. Particulars from • '". •■■■.••■ S. GEORGE'NATHAN, "THE FARM EXPERT," 113-115-Customhouse* Quay. • • .-. (Opp.,,Bank N.Z.K, _~. . Kin ACRES, L.1.P.; reiit'Gs.- Gd.; 10US.\J roomod House, all'conveniences, stable, sheds, 700 sheep, t draught horses, full complement of implements, 11 cattle, 10 acres in oats, 30 in barley, 35 cowgrass, 20 paddocks. Price, walk in, .MoOO. SPLENDID Hotel, 20 rooms. 50 acres flat land, takings .£3O to Jcifi; 'H cows, G pigs, implements. horses, bug-jy and harness. Price I'SOOO. ••■ ' ' : MUURAY .A-NI>.;CO. Auctioneers, Valuator?. Land Agents, Blenheim. ':'>. BAY OF PLENTY SHEEP EU-N-650'-acree g 800 breeding ewes, 1.50 two-tooth wethers \lance,standing.bush, 200 acres being felled Uance undulating, with about 2CO. acres j-roomed house, with all conveniences, h. ushed, concrete dip. shosp yards, roan's ;' paddocks. Well watered, by shingle-bot-Gd. Mortgage, i; 4000, 8 years at 5-per cent fine district. ..- AND CO./ EET, AUCKLAND. ■ 17,500 acres freehold,, 2800 acres lease, 8000 : if wanted. Bush averages 15,(100 feet per W0 feet daily, 1500 cut out, 200 grassed 11 houses, 4 planers, 3 steam haulers, 20r, by private line, S 'miles to port. Grand nillers or investors, no better opening in 1 block, with mill complete, private line, he principals, offered aa going concern y years'' cutting. ■ Full particulars from \ ESTATE 'AUENT, MASTERTON. •res grassed, half ploughable; i paddocksier buildings. Carries 2 steep. Price' £r t ' ■ 250 900 acres grassed; fenced and subdivided' !l2pO cash: Owner will take otb'er property' ■ . 231 • THOMSON &-CO., URANCE AGENTS, - ' ' ' EVIRKE. . . . SITER TWO BIG SHEEP. ■ ' , 1984 acres in grnss. balance bush • 100 puddocks; 'good wire fencing. Rich blnck G'Toomwl house, woolshed, machines etc .oase; handy, to large town, school, aiid is is not steep, impossible eountrv. PRICK lold 1000 fats at il this year. 'Full tnr3AUNDERS, ■ JVAKGANUI. .. ;■' iTlct, 1000 acres rich flats, balance rollin* ere; some acres orchard, showing spleudid ihed, numerous outbuildings. Subdiridi less than ,£4 p«v acre. Ridiculously cheapbare state. ■. ■xoeptionaliy rich land. Tremendous prosw conducted a» modern poultry uild fruit b iEHOO yearlv. riNTYEE & CO., PAY. WELLINGTON. ■ ■ ( PEVENS, ~^ LUER, OTAKI RAILWAT. Lear and in frrass, balance mostly millable ;od bnsh, and willing to have same milled lother 130 could be ploughed when stumped; -roomed house, telephone, acetylene j»as. h. ind good.outbuildings: good sheepyards; 2 ship; 300 acres dairying country. Owing h> low prioe of per acre will be takes;