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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 152, 22 March 1919, Page 14

AUCTIONS, VIVIAN STREET. SALE OF Two 6-roomod Semi-Detached Houses, lu the Estate oi. Iho lute A,. A, lioivle.v, deceased. '.On FRIDAY, APRIL 1, .1010, > At 130 p.m., \t our Rooms, 105 Customhouse Quay. MESSRS. S. (IKOIiGK NATHAN AND ifX CO. are instriicteil by the Public Trustee to' sell by Public. Auction as above— ALJ, that parcel of land containing 11.2 perches, situate in the City of Wellington,' and being all the land comprised and described in Certificate of Title, Volume 71, folio 288, ■Wellington' Registry, known .as .' NOS. 228 AND 230 VIVIAN ST. The houses are well built and in Kood repair, and with every modern convenience, including e. lisht. ¥. and e water: good range, wash-house, etc., all under one roof, h. and c. water taps over tubs. Fireplace in bedroom, etc. Plenty of cupboards. Asphalt yard; back entrance from Little Buller Street. Further particulars ami card to neutron) the Auctioneers. • . S. GEORGE NATHAN AND C 0.,... . .: 105 Customhouse Quay. . ~ TIND SALE. '. r ESTATE OF JOHN M'GREGOE, ESQ., GOR-DONTON. Messes, abraham: and Williams; LTD., HAMILTON, liavo been instructed by the Owner to_ offer this beautiful property •by PUBLIC AUCTION in the KING'S THEATRE, HAMILTON, On ' - ■ -THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1919, "■ At 11 a.m. , THE PROPERTY has been SUBDTV.ID-; ED into 18 COMPACT DAIIIY FAIIMS,; ranging from 57 to 2Go..acres, , REMEMBER! -This:-Property stu-.' ated between the GORDONTON..QBELSEFACTORY and the new DRIED MILK FACTORY to be''erected aITAUPIRI. This . Factory is no mytlu - i t is under "(JAN YOU REALISE'vhat the eslablishment of the Factory means to this district? - The. 'price' of butter.uvt willbe doubled. ... . .. ' ' ;• CALCULATE.'what advanco in LAND PRICES this.means. DON'T WAIT TILL THIS ADVANCE ■ TAKES PLACE, BUY NOW,AND.'RE'AP THE BENEFITS.. EVERY SECTION: TS:READY, -FOR DAIRYING ON.: __ ' . \ r LOOK AT THE TERMS; 5' per cent, .down and 5 per cent, on date of possession, '5 per cent. months. • PL\NS are now ready. SEND l'OJt ONE". Our cars are"at your service. We will personally.conduct''intending.■ BUYERS over.tho Block. ' • [(• is rarely such opportunities ariseof buving land in this district on such exceptionally easy terms. Youi- chance will not como again. DON'T FORGET THE DATE- . ; - APRIL 21, 1919. LAND NOTICES.'

-. 'NEWTON KING, . Land,-Estate, and Finance Agent.- . NEW I 'PLYMOUTH. '- ; Box m ; ' Tel.,2d; _; ITAA ACRES, Freehold, first-class JL lUU limestone, very easy grazing country; 1060 ACRES have been felled, and laid down in best mixed English grass, the balance good bush land. The property is well watered, lies to , the sun, fenced- and divided into ;12 paddocks; all Blieep-pi'oof, and in good order; good 5roomed house,- waslihouse, mans whare, and outshed ; telephone, acetylene light, and water supply to.house; slieep yards.; good roads/ and handy to towiisllip, etc. PRICE JCB 10s. per acre. Reasonable terms. ..... . ~, TOPO ACRES, O.R.Pi, at 225. 6d. per acre, 930 acres in English grass, the balance in bush; 8roomed dwelling house, well built, - and in tfood order; outbuildings, woolshed, and fiheep vard, and dip; wi;ll fenced and divided into convenient paddocks;,formed, roads to the property.' Rrice X 3' per acre ( FOR CASH,,- . To l>c sold to wind up estate. • -fWQ ACRES, Improved Dairy Farm,' Freehold, good 5-roomed house, bathroom, and man's room, washhouse' G-bniled cowshed, implement shed,, fenced and divided-into 7 paddocks; all, ploughable; handy to factory, School, etc. PRTCE - per acre;-terms cash, and the balance can remain AT 5 YEARS AT 6.PER- ; CENT.- -'• WHEN YOU, THINK FARMS, . think PROCTOR, WYNNS. ;' I (11/1 ACRES, situate close to Rail4±V way,. Factories,- School, . Saleyards, and good progressive Town; all laid down m .good grasses and well watered; subdivided into B'.paddocks -by good post ,and .wire fences; good'4-room-ed house, telephone, new woolshed, new concrete .cowshed, dip, irapshed, yards, etc • winters 20 cows, 30 head young stock, and 300 'ewcs and other sheep. This is an Educational Lease', with perpetual right of renewal. ' •' - PRICE, ,£l4-10s. .ner-acre. , TERMS, V 01250 cash required. NOTE—This is.an. exceptional-chance to'acquire.a splendid farm at' "lowprice,- and .from "rhich-a good income would be 'assured. ■ Intending . buyers should inquire early, as' we do not anticipate the property being in the market longPROCTOR WYNNS .(Late Stoddart ond Proctor), ISI Teatherstoh Street, ... WELLINGTON. ' FOR IMMEDIATE' SALE. . , VERY, CHEAP~VRfipiiR TY. 1 OAA ACRES, 'nil in gras? with the loUvf . excniiiun ■of 50 acres in bu«h. This is a most ex- ' cellent piece .of -.country, mostly limestone formation, and mostly been heavv bush land; now .carrying MO sheep n:;d 50 head cattle,. The land is well fenced and subdivided into Jn paddocks by post mid vire- fencing, and is exceedingly well watered by creeks and streams. There are fully 200 acres flat and ploughable en the property and balance easy hills. There-is an attractive homestead of 7-roomed ; house, with all necessarv conveniences, and out-, buildings, large woolshed with' shcarjnu plant,- yards, .dip, elc.' Tenure, .190 . acres Freehold, and SOO acres L.l'.P. Township 3 miles. PRTCE, i'lo per acre, which uriee buys (he freehold of ■ the wholo block. . Terms: XKDO "cash, biibnfe -5 per cent. , NOTE—Tf a purchaser js prepared to take over the property just as it is and does not call upon il.c \ r endor lo freehold the T-.T.P. portion; considerably less could Vie accepted. We. have inspected, ('as place, and can flrongly rccomlnend it. ns' a very , cheap farm. For further particulars or arrangeiiiciits lo inspect, write or wire H, F, M'NE'LL AND CO., LTD., I,and -ind Estate Agents, J55 Featherston Street, WELLINGTON.