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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2316, 25 November 1914, Page 10

AUCTIONS-TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY, 25! I. NOVEMBER, 1914, At 10.15 a.m. Adjourn at 1 to '.2 p.m. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OP SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI- . TURE & EFFECTS, 'At the "Grove," Main. Road, LOUVER HUTT. R ERNEST LEIGHTON has: received' instructions from ■ Mrs. Orton Stevens, who has leased her property, to offer for absolute sale— • The superior contents of her nine-room-ed reeid«ico. Massive Walnut Sideboaaxl. Kauri Extension Table. Handsome Kauri BedTCom Suite. Russian Flax Curtains. Chippendale Cabinet. Morri9 Chair. Axminster Carpet Square. Handsome 'Kauri Hall-stand. Also, Kauri book-case, suite (8 pieces, buffalo hide), Brussels and Axminster carpets, marble-top washstands, occasional tables and covers,' vases, cushions, jardinieres, chippendale chairs, curtains (silk and- tapestry and Madras), overmantel, music stool and cushion, pictures, octagonal table, coal-scuttle; glassware, whisky decanters,. brass kerb, dinnergohg, bronze vase, hearthrugs, fire-irons, oak round table, screen, chairs (Canadian, easy, Austrian, and rattan), afternoon teaset, tea-tray, 'ornaments, card table, books, door mats, kauri wardrobe, medicine chests, mantel-drape, fender, eiderdown quilts, book-shelves, duchesse chests, Ottoman couch, toilet ware, bedsteads and iv.w. mattresses, travelling rug, blankets, shaving mug and mirror, inkstand, fern-stands, linoleum, jugs, saucepans, iars, salad bowls, clothes basket, oil heater,; carpet sweeper, mincer, brooms, frying-pans, lady's bicycle, lawn mowers (Ransom, suporior), water cans, mangle, garden seats, kitchen utensils, tools, and catalogued items, too many to enumerate. Catalogues on application. On view TUESDAY, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m 2 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. ' Buses meet all trains. CLEARANCE SALE. ~~ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28th', At 2 .p.m. .MITCHELL STREET, BROOKLYN TT EMEST LEIGHTON has Reived - a - JL " instructions from Mr. R. Ravnor who has sold his Property, to sell, without reserve—.

100 Leghorn and Black Orpingibon hens (laying) 200 well-grown . Leghorn and Black _ Orpington chicks (8 weeks old) : Furnitnre, poultry plant,'including Buffalo Incubator and Brooder, tools, etc. . ■ HARCOTJRT AND CO., . LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, . ' WELLINGTON. HAVE FOR SALEfjITY BOARDINGHOUSE—B rooms, all y , conveniences; rent 375." 6d. week, irade, ,5 or 6 boarders. 255. week. This place is well situated, well furnished, *"jd does a good class of. trade. Prico £100 as going concern. 1505 WISH SHOP AND DINING-ROOM—B rooms, large shop, oleaning ' 6hed, water and gas laid on,' dining-rooms hold i 1.1 J 1 ® 1 * 1 acre of ground, stable, smoke house, etc. Trade £20 week, profits very large. Price .£l2O cash, as going concern. 1550 pEIVATE HOTEL—3B rooms, all convemences; central position; rent M 17b, 6d. week. Trade .£2OOO year,- easily about 25 per cent; profit; 50 beds; all recently furnished. Price £320. 1563 r<OLD STORAGE ICE'WORKS, and y BACON FACTORY BUSINESSSitaated ■ large, inland, town; premises, building containing cool storage rooms fitted up with all necessary-Appliances, concrete floor; smoke house, brick with concrete floor; machinery, 1 G-ton Linde freezer, gear and ; fittings, gas engine, pumps,' pips. pulleys, shaftings, belting, tools,' 1 etc., all ,in good repair and going condition. Price .£2800; terms, ■£1625 cash, balance at 6 per cent. 1561 5 ACRES, -Hutt' Valley, 2£ acres in grass, 2J aores potatoes, . turnips, etc.; ring fenced, 4 paddocks, well watered, all flat; 6-roomed house, good shed and .outbuildings; 4 miles from railway 6tation. Price £1100, terms arranged. 1 8060 TJAIRY FARM, close to Wellington, 260 -*-» acres, all in grass, subdivided into 6 paddocks, well watered by streams; will carry 50 cows well; 6-roomed house, new oowbail, concrete floor, 25 bails, 5 years' lease, right of renewal: rent 15s. per acre. Price ~£lOO for goodwill. Stock at valuation if desired. - 148

'We publish, monthly and issue free to any address a "Register and Property Investors' Guide" containing particulars of- -properties of all descriptions. Write at once and obtain a copy. . . . EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY OF ACQUIRING FIRST-CLASS MIXED FARM. . 170/* ACRES, Taranaki District, of JOl) which'3lß acres are Freehold, balance leasehold, convertible into freehold.' A The property is subdivided into \lO paddocks; about 15 acTes in oats, 15 acres in rape; 70 acres in bush, balance grass; hilly, and nearly all ploughable. Up-to-date shed, milking machines, etc. No house on property. Purchaser could lease 230 acres adjoining, with good house for 12 months, by arrangement, or occupy house free of rent for 12 months. Price, onlv i£lo per acre, as a Going Concern, including 50 good cows (grade Jerseys, • Ist, 2nd, ( and 3rd oalvers), milk machines, drills, Mrrows, and farm implements, horse, carts, brood sows, eto.' Owner will take approved first mortgage or 2 good houses, and £1250 cash, leaving balance on mortgage for a term; 9 miles from railway station, good motor service twice daily; 2, miles from township. NOTE.—The property is for sale, as the .owner is leaving New Zealand, and offers, the fortunate purchaser an exceptional ohanoe of acquiring stocked property on exceptional' terms. Owner states, that he made over wBIOOA last year off property. Early application nocessary. , H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, SOLE AGENT, 182 Featherston Street, WELLINGTON, And at LOWER HUTT. VALUE IN THIS. ; fAA ACRES, L.1.P., Good Sheep Conni?UV try. Carry 2 sheep. Price .£3 ss. Sell or Exchange for Smaller Property. JAMES PENNEY, Land Agent, Feilding. A . SNIP—II4O acres, near Auckland, nearly all felled and gTassed; undulating limestone country; all clean, no weeds; genuine two-ewe land; railway 13 miles; Wesffield 35. £12 acre; £3000 cash, balanoe 5 per cent, • FAIRBURN & SILK, Wanganui. FOR SALE, Lease, or Exchange, owing to ill-health, 2000 Acres,' lj-sheep country, buildings, and all conveniences. Write "HAWKE'S BAY," "Dominion" Offioe.