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AUCTIONS. * : ; FRIDAY. APRIL 23, 1920, At ,&30 p.m. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES' "MELROSE CHAMBERS," 93 Dixon Street. SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT 3-STORY BRICK AND CONCRETE BUILDING, ''.. And ' 7-ROOMED RESIDENCE, 298 Jackson. Street, Petone. MESSES. HARCOURT AND CO. have received instructions to sell liy Public/Auction at their Rooms. 195 Lambton Quay, on FRIDAY, APRIL 23,' 1920, at 2.30 p.m.— The above Properties. Full particulars.from ... . .HARCOURT AND CO.. Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE Of tho '. EREWHON .ESTATE. EREWHON ESTATE. ■ EREWHON ESTATE. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE LTD.. m . conjunction with HOADLEY. SON, AND STEWART LTD., have been instructed'by MESSRS. W. J. BIRCH AND SON to offer by Public Auction at TAL HAPE. ■■;■•. ABOUT END OF APRIL, Their well-known ' -, EREWHON ESTATE. Containing . ACRES. 11)AAA ACRES. ACRES. , ACRES. SUBDIVIDED INTO SUITABLE • . . .PASTORAL BLOCKS. ■ .__; • ' ! EREWHON is situated 21 'miles from Taihape by good road, and consists of clean, healthy, easy'country, nearly all ploughable, and mostly in English grass, balance nntive. Beautifully watered by permanent streams; numerous plantations PLANS are.beiiig. prepared for early circulation. Full, particulars later.. NOTE.-An' Auction' Clearing Sale of stock, plant, and extra buildings will ' be held prior to date of delivery, ss> that purchasers of the. various blocka may obtain 'their requirements. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE LTD. • HOADLEY, SON, AND STEWAET, LTD.. Joint Auctioneers, Napier. RURAL LAND FOR SALE. DAIRY AND FRUIT FARMS. '[ "\A_A_ ACRES,' Wairarapa district, 111 JL'i'x • acres grass,, balance potatoes; all. ploughable; school 3 miles, factory 5 miles; 2 houses of 4 rooms each, and conveniences; carries 60 dairy cows and other stock; 4-cow milking plant, engine, etc.; concreted cowshed; well subdivided and watered. Price .£9o' per acre; terms arranged. AI.B. 8 QOQ ACRES, TE KUITI, rich dairyOAIO ing land; all in the best of jfrassj nil ploughable, except 10 'acre?;' subdivided 14 paddocks; well fenced and watered; carrying 80 'milking cows'; house of 6 rooms, 8-bail cowshed, machines given in; good value.' Price JE4S per acre; good terms. ■.. J.K. 2 . o/» ACRES, Motuekn district, freehold; 'JW 20.J- acres grass, 4| acres hops, fi acres orchard, 3000 Cape gooseberries, 700 black currants, 2 acres potatoes; watered by never-failing spring; carries 3 cows, 2 horses, and 30 sheep; G-roomcd house, hot and cold water, washhouse, bathroom, hop kiln, stable, trap ami cart sheds, cowshed; hop pickers' dwelling; piggery and toolhouse; 3 miles from school. .Price j£3500; stock at valuation. . Edwards' F. lfc'2 Kb' ACRES, Nelson District, flat and OO gentle slopes, 20 acres orchard in bearing (15 acres apples, 5 acres pears); varieties, 700 Stunners, 900 Muuroes, 350 Jonathans, 125 Delicious, 750 Pears; age of trees, from 8 to 11 years; watered by never-failing creek and well; fenced post and wire fences; subdivided 4 'paddocks, orchard netted; G-roonied house-and outhouses; 1 mile to school and P.O. Price .£5250. Stock and implements at valuation. Edwards F. 182 nno ACRES, Upper Hutt district; 300 O.yO acres in grass, 320 acres bush, mostly rirau and rata;, well fenced and subdivided; well'watered; most suitable for mixed farming; one 5-roomed-and 4rpomed house, stable, cowshed, trap ;mhl motor shed. When fully improved will carry 2'sheep to the acre. At present carrying sheep and cattle. Creamery 5 miles, school 3 miles, railway 8 miies; nearest town 8 miles.. Price 10s. per acre. Terms arranged. ■ F. 48 E, IT. HARDEN, Land Agent, 8 Courtenay Place ifc 172 Featherston St., Wellington. SPLENDID DAIRYING LAND WHERE TOP-DRESSING IS NOT REQUIRED. I'OK ACRES, rich alluvial flats and Liiiu loamy, undulating land; wintered last year 55 dairy cows, and will milk 60 during next season. Perfect range of buildings, including 6-roomed house, replete' with all modern conveniences; splendid cowshed; five-cow phut, etc. Farm is up to date in every way. Station at gate, school and Post Office handy, li hours from Auckland. Price J!GO per acre; ,£ISOO cash. OQT ACRES, rich reclaimed swamp, /(lO t ■ which will be cow-to-ihe-acre land when fully developed. Situated two miles from cheese factory by metalled road; school 1J- miles; subdivided into 10 paddocks, well watered; house of G rooms, milking shed, etc. Carrying.at present 28 milking cows. 10 dry cows, 100 big bullocks (fattening), 80 yearling, 10 horses. Price .£3O per acre; ,£2OOO cash. A AG ACRES,, of which 350 acres aro 'tlfa rich alluvial flats, well drained, and capable of growing anything; balance is good easy sandstone hill; new house of G rooms; carrying' capacity, 100 cows and 100 other cattle. Price .£2l per acre; J21400 cash. WHY pay JCIOO per acre for land in a boomed district when you can purchase country in the North of an equal or better quality for half the price? J. GRIMSHAW, Bowen St. (opn. Government Buildings), "Wellington. "■' THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN ITAWKE'S BAY. 11AA ACRES, on East Coast milXI"" way route; ring fenced, well watered; no buildings; all in best of feed; winters H sheep, J breeding ewes, and 100 cattle" Price .£7 per fl'ire. Terms arranged. W. F. THOMPSON, 208 Eastbourne Street, J , .HASTINGS. J