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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3046, 5 April 1917, Page 10

AUCTIONS. THIS MORNING, AT 10.30, o'clock. Auction Snlo of Superior and High-class , Household Furniture. Upright Grand 9 Piano, etc. On tho Premises occu j pied by Mrs. Leo, adjoining Dimock'i r Factory, Ngahauranga. . r< W. PRICE AND CO., Auctioneer., 0 have received instructions from j , Mrs. Lee to sell tho Whole of .her Supenor Household Furniture, as above. 3| IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. MONDAY, 30th APRIL, 1917, At 2.30 p.m. , ESTATE OF CJIAS. TRINGHAM, ESQ., Deceised. ' \ : PIGEON BUSH RUN, "WAIIIARAPA, Of ; 10,278 ACEES ' 10,278 Including 5119 AOBES sue FREEHOLD. 4000 ACBBS in English and Natire vv grass, balance m bush and scrub. / 500 C^ E ? S OO,I flat Plonehable • t \f d, J^ , ," 00 m /» s »M>vided \ into 15 paddocks, mostly wire fences. Included- in this portion of land are about 200 acres of very rich flat land in grass. The property adjoins tho railway line, and ru,ns up to within a very short distance of Featherston. OXOJ LEASEHOLD. OIOV The property is situated on the Railway Line between Kaitoke Railway Station and Cross Creek, and consists of °P?, n , country on tho Rimutaka Ranges suitable tor grazing. About 1500 acres in bush, the balance in grass and rough teed. It is all in one block, and fenced whore necessary. All good healthy sheep-grazing country, and, although steep in parts, is all rideable. The present carrying capacity of tho land is about 6000 sheep, and) with a little improvement, could easily carry an additional 2000 sheep. There are at present running on the 'property 5600 sheep, 20 head of cattle, 6 horses, and, in spite of tho dry 6ea6on, the sfock on. the property; are looking remarkably well. The buildings, which are situated on the freehold portion, consist'of a very fine and large homestead, with' every modern' convenience; manager's cottage, containing 6 Tooms; men's whare, sheepyards, dip, \ large iron wdblshed . fitted with shearing machine, motor garage, etc., etc. The property is well watered, and it.is a very easy place to work. ' Every part of the property is rideable. Round the homestead are some very fine patohes of Native Bueh, the grounds, are well laid out, and three creeks iun through the property. This Estate is situated 100 yards from the Pigeon Bush Railway Station, and five miles from Featherston. Also, the following WELLINGTON CITY PROPERTIES :- CITY PROPERTIES :- Lot I.—That pieec of land having a frontage of 33 feet to Mowbray Street by a depth of 75 feet, together with 'the two-story house of 7 rooms, with tho usual conveniences, erected' tiereon, and known as No. 9 Mowbray. Street. Lot 2.—That piece of land bavins; a frontage of 28 feet to Mowbray Street by a depth of 75 feet, together with the 1 two-story residence of 7 rooms 'and I conveniences ■ erected thereon, and [ known as No.. 7-Mowbray Street. * Lot 3.—That piece of land having a frontege of 30 feet to Mowbray Street by a depth of 78 feet, together with the Tesidonce of 7 rooms ereoted thereon, ! ( and known as No.li Mowbray Street. Lot 4.—That piece of land having a frontage of 29 feet to Abel Smith Street by a depth of 80 feet, together with the ground-floor dwelling erected thereon, and known as No. 110 Abel' Smith Street. Lot s.—That piece of land having a frontage of 39ft. 7in. to Ellice Street by a depth of - 92ft. sin., together with the two-etoiy dwelling of '11 rooms 1 and usual conveniences erected' thereon, and l known as No. 52 Ellice Street. Lot 6.—That piece of land, being Lot 362, D.P. 52, Mana Road; Vogeltown; with a total area of 1 -rood 7 perches; also that piece of land, beinj Lot 367, D.P,. 52, Innes Roafl, Vogeltown, with a total area of 1 rood 3 perches. ■STESSRS. HARCOUBT AND CO. nave ItX been inetrnoted by the Exeoutora in the Estate of 'Chas. Tringham, doceasedi'to sell by Public Aiiction, at their Rooms, : 195" Lambton Quay, Wellington, on MONDAY, 30th APRIL, at 2.30 p.m., tne.a'bove-mentioned properties. For further'particulars, apply, to HARCOURT AND' CO., Auctioneers. I TWO CHOICE CITY HOMES. TWO CHOICE CITY HOMES. YOU have lost the beautiful home, No. 40 Colombo Street—it's sold. Inspect these properties before it is >THORNDON-A delightful Home, exceptionally, well built and finished, containing seven rooms, enamel bath, lavatory basin; hot and cold water, gae stove, radiator points, fire-place in nearly every room, all on ouo floor with large basement suitable for billiard room, large section laid out in garden, rosery, lawn, shelter hedges, etc. Splendid view. Title, L.T. Price, only .£I9OO ;• terms, about .£6OO cash, bnlance arranged. No. better value obtainable. About two minutes from. tram. 98 UPLAND ROAD; KELBURN, being that artistic two-story House, containing 7 large and lofty rooms, besides large entrance hull, bathroom, hot and told water, electric light, p.w.c, linen oupboard atid sewing room, all conveniences. ' This house was built under the strictest supervision of well-known Wellington Architects for the owner, first-clasa material only, regardless of cost,. being used in its' construction. It contains every modern convenience, has I level approach, nice garden, otc, and is within about six minutes' walk of the' 1 Kiosk; is only for sale as the owner has , beon transferred from Wellington. The price is the extremely low one of JB1750; favourable terme arranged. No Hotter valuo. obtainable for anyone desiring a homo not built for sale in this favoured locality. S. ERNEST LEIGHTON, SOLE AGENT FOR THE OWNERS, 182 FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. AND LOWER HUTT. STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE. 7 years, at 20s. per Aero—ll7 ACRES, Warea, been bush land, well grassed, and good dairying country; good residence and other farm buildings; oonveniont to school and.dairy factory. Owing to deatli of tho owner,- this property is now for lease to approved tenant. Present owners have resided upon the farm since it wns virgin bueh, and made a comnetericv. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent, Egmont Street,- New ■Plymouth. ■