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AUCTIONS , '"auction saleWwellington gas company, LTD, PROPERTY, COIT.TiT.BNAY PLACT,, TORY STREET, WAKEFIKLD SJ'.I'JtKKT. MESSES. S. GEOKGH NATHAN AND CO. arc favoured with instructions from tlio Director.-; of the M'ellinjjton Gas Companv, Ltd.-., to S.HLL MY .L'UJJLiC AUCTION,' AT THEIR ROOMS, 1(1.') CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, ON THURSDAY, JULY 3,1919, AT 2.30 P.M. THE COMPANY'S PROPERTY, subdivided into NINE SECTION'S, two to Courtcnay Place, four to Tory Street, ami throe to Wsikeiicld Street, several of the Sections having SUBSTANTIALBRICKBUILDINGS ou them. THIS IS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR ANYONE TO SECURE SHOP, WAREHOUSE, AND FACTORY SITES IN TUK HEART OF THE CITY, ON EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS, viz.:— 10 per cent, down, per cent, in six months, 10 por cent, in twelve months, balance five years from date of sale, interest 5 per cent., and if the whole of .the purchase money is paid within twelve months n refund will be made of the interest paid. Plans now being prepared. For further particulars find arrangements to iusweet, see the Auctioneers, S. GEOKGE NATHAN AND CO., 105 Customhouse Quay. HEREFORD AND SHORTHORN BULL WEDNESDAY. JULY 2, 1910, SALE. At 2,30 p.m.

STORTFORD LODGE SALEYARDS, HASTINGS, MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1919, At 10.30 a.m. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., have been instructed by MR. J. W COLLEY, to offer the following :— 9/J RISING 2-YEAR ' PUREBRED HEREFORD BULLS (Bred by ,1. O. Bidwill, Wairnrapa). 8 RISING 3-Y*;A-B STUD HEREFORD HEIFERS, in Calf to Stud Hereford Bull (Heifers and Stud Bull bred 1 by H. M. Campbell, Poukawa.) Also have been instructed by TRUSTEES of DILLON'S ESTATE,'OTANE, to offer at same time and place their ANNUAL DRAFT of PUREBRED SHORTHORN BULLS, comprising b RISING 2-YEAR PUREBRED SHORT- - HORN BULLS. CATALOGUES, with full particulars, can be , obtained on application to any of the Auctioneers' Branches. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD PRO- ' PERTIES. !\ THE ESTATE OF THE LATE J. V. BOUHKE. Deceased. SUBDIVISION OF 7 EXCELLENT BUILDING SITES OVERTON TEE. RACE, HATAITAI, VALUABLE FREEHOLD SITE, WITH i I'WR-ROOMED DWELLINGS, THOR-NDON QUAY, VACANT SECTION TUI STREET, TAI- , HAPE. MESSRS. S. GEORGE NATHAN AND CO. are favoured with instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of Iho late J. P. Bourko, to Sell, by PUBLIC AUCTION, At theili Rooms, 105 Customhouse Quay, On TUESDAY, JUNE 2-1, 1919, At 2.30 p.m. VIRSTLY-THOENDON QUAY. All that parcel of laud contained in Lots 115, <JO, and 37 Deposited Plan 1000, Reclaimed Land, having a frontage, of 9!lfr. to Thorndon Quay by a depth ot 100 ft;. together witli 1 dwellings thereon, known as 2o'B, 21(1, 242, end 211 Thormlon Quay. Terms of Sale, Cash over Mortgage^ SECONDLY-TAIHAPE. A r acant Section at Tailiapo, being Section 19, Block i, Township of Taihape, having a frontage Lo Tui Street ■ of CGft. by a depth of 200 ft. (more or less). This site- is rght in the heart of the Township, and is one- ol the . ■ few Freehold Sections available. THIRDLY—HATAITAI. Part Lota 14 and 15, D.P. 65, part Section i, Evans Bay District. Subdivided into 7 fine building sites, with frontages to Overton Terrace, Hataitai, each , section' having a beautiful view looking across Evans Baj', and getting the sun all day. Within 2 minutes of the- tram. TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent, on fall of hammer, 10 per cent, in G months, 10 per cent, in 12 months, and the balance in 5 years, bearing interest at 5| per cent. Plans of this subdivision now being prepared. The Trustees are placing a low reserve on these properties, as they arc determined to sell. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneers, S. GEORG-E NATHAN AND CO., 105 Customhouse Quay. PUKERORO ESTATE, HAMTLTON-CAMBIUDGE ROAD. - MR. J. D. P.' MORGAN has . instructed milE FARM BUS , CO-OPERATIVE 1 .VUCTIONEEKINCt CO., LTD., to submit by PUBLIC AUCTION, at ■ THE HORSE BAZAAR, HAMILTON, , , On THURSDAY, JUNE 2G, !!>IP, At 2 p.m. The Chance of a Lifetime to get the Benefit of the work of a Lifetime. 001 '\CRES of this Estate, which eon6JjX- . sists of that portion of longestablished fertile belt, lying between tho main Hamilton-Cambridge Road and tho Waikafo River, and situated 7 miles from ■ Hamilton, li miles from C'ain'ljridge, :t miles from tho Uautapu railway station, 2 miles I'viiiii ths school, and H miles fvoin tho Pr.kerori) cheese factory, and faces the Great South Road—Auckland to the. southern part.-i of the. North island. This land has been farmed by the vendor's family since 1874, and is famous for the fat stock ! if has (onsistently turned oil' during all Iho years, fallen;" , : iu «wmm-r mnirthf, tour bullocks to three acres. A Wellington Freezing Cowi.auy recently wrote"There wiii be no doubt your cattlfi were' extraordinarily good and your return of fa I was abnormal, tlte.eaui M averaging 831b., the average Wellington killings being about SOlb. We wish we had more of your beef, on the finality lit" which we congratulate you." the vendor gained r>s first prizes for r>3 entries for fat stock during recent years, and always receives lop P"ces for his This land lias also produced' 10 bushels I of wheat to tlie acre- \ ~ Each section is watered by pipes laid ; on from a mill, providing an adequate! supply for 300 heart of cattle. I The hydro-electric cable will iwse cither I nlmij or through tho property. j When the.dried milk now j in.course of construction, is completed at Haulapa electric motor vans will pick up the milk Iron-, the front road corner. The property is not only conveniently situated, but" is subdivided into small sections, which will serve I lip keen demand for such, as follow.— No 1 33 ACRES No o : 31 ACRES' No :i W ACRES No.' f> m ACRES No. 7 « ACRES No 8 •<'» ACRES xVol o '17 ac;i?[-;s All theso sections are perfccll- level, with the exception of No. G, which is ■ partly undulating. EASY TERMS:—IO per cent. ei\< ] * on fall of the hammer; 5 per cent, cash on possession; 5 P«i' cent, in IS mouths; balance 0 years »' ; J; l' Cl ' l:0,lt ' ''' l ' 1 -'. f' ! ""l ! Transfer, Freehold. Plans and full information obtainable from the Auctioneers, THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATTVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD.. ! Laud Department, i .HAMILTON. '