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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 26, 31 January 1913, Page 10

A NOVEL WAY OF DISPOSING OF MIRAMAR MAIN-ROAD SECTIONS! BUILDING SECTIONS AT YOUR OWN PRICE ! THE BUYER MAKES THE RUNNING! A li. WILSON AND CO. have re--TX» ceived instructions from an enterprising owner to pell in a novel way— - Three very fine Suburban Sections, each 66 feet x 132 feet. They will bo offered as from WEDNESDAY, 29th JANUARY. 1913. at the rate of THREE POUNDS PER FOOT, and for every day they remain unsold a reduction of ONE SHILLING PER FOOT will be made until they are finally disposed of. TO-DAY'S PRICE, £2 18s A A FOOT. I ' A. L. WILSON AND' CO. AUCTION SALE. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ODDFELLOWS' HALL. LOWER HUTT. SATURDAY, leITFEBRUARY, 1913, At 2 p.m. H ERNEST LEIGHTON haa received • instructions from a lady who is leaving the district, to sell — The Contents of hei 6-roomed house, comprising— 1 PIANO, by Koch and Sort HARMONIUM LEATHER SUITE, 7 pieces DINING TABLE SIOEBOARD SUPERIOR DUCHESSE CHEST (8 drawers) Hallstand, b.m bedstead, dressing table, tiled • back waehstand, mir-, ror, cabinet, commode, easy chairs, Canadian and Austrian chairs, chest drawers, toiletware, couches, bamboo and wickerwork tables, occasional table, fern stand, settee, linoleums, hearthrugs, brass fender and irons, vases, rattan chairs, mats, dresser, American _ rocker, Canterbury, hall curtains, jardiniere, part dinner set, cutler.V. glassware, cruet, biscuit barrel, copper kettle, large soup tureon, ornaments, coal scuttle, kitchen tables, lawn mower, saucepans, kettle, pans, cushions, kapoo bed and bedding, picturps, bassinet, sots harness, saddle, bridle, lady's side saddle, chaff-cutter, steps, bicycle, kitchen utensils, etc. Also splendfd assortment of Royal Wedgwood Crockery. I WITHOUT RESERVE. Ofifi ACRES, Freehold, Manawatu /*"" Line ; two-thirds flat, balance low hills, all in grass ; 8 paddocks ; p. and w. fences ; permanent streams ; 6-rd. house, cowshed (concrete floor), trapshed, etc. ; 1£ miles station, school,' and store, 1 [ mile creamery. Prico £35 per acre ; 1 £1500 cash, balance arranged. 257 FREDK. HERRING, 4, Rangitikei-st., Palmorston North. CHARMING VILLA RESIDENCE. WANTED to Soil, superior Home, 7 rooms, one floor, best part Brooklyn; 12 minutes G.P.0. ; most gorgeous view; 110 climb; every modern convenience; large corner section; conservatory, bays, garden prettily arranged; shrubs, flowers; really nice compact home, £825; £100 deposit; groat bargain. J. D. MARTIN M'INTYRE and CO., 215 Lambton-quay, Wellington. _ HATAITAI 1 HATAITAI! HATAITAI! HATAITAI! The only Suburb that is unaffected by the Wellington slump. HATAITAI I Has slowly gone ahead. HATAITAI! Is free from factory and city smoke. It is a beautiful valley at the back of Mouni Victoria, within Ii miles of the General Post Office. HATAITAI! JHas *11 the advantages of tbe country, yet the maji in business can lunch at home. HATAITAI! Is the only suburb on a PENNY SECTION. To show what an El Dorado HATAITAI has been to the investor particulars of the following profits made by purchasers should be of intereit, and convincing; — ONE SECTION Sold by the Company for £345 Was resold by purchaser for £1100 And again sold for £1400 AND ANOTHER Sold by the Company for £200 Was reoold by purchaser for £375 within five months, and sold again recently for £815 AND ANOTHER Sold by the Company for £170 Was resold recently for £580 AND ANOTHER Sold by the" Company for £132 each Was resold for £350 each AND ANOTHER Sold by the Company for £312 . Was resold by purchaser for £430, 'These are a few of the profits obtained by HATAITAI purchasers. NEW BLOCKS have been opened up. The profits that have been made at HATAITAI will be mudo again. Get a Plan and particulars of Sections from £125 each. Some of the best of Sections are still available at £200 each. Marked Plans from the Company's offices, 111, CUSTOMHOUSE-QUAY. Or W. H. TURNBULL AND CO., 27. Panama-street. XjiOß SALE, as a going concern, 2160 JC Acres, freehold, rich limestone country, grassed and subdivided into 25 paddocks, 100 acres under plough for turnips, etc., 30 acres in oats, 50 acres of bush has been felled. Stock, 2500 pure Romney sheep, cattle, and horses; implements, ploughs, harrows, drill cultivators, carts, harness, etc., engine and ohaficutter ) would run all ewes and fatten every lamb. Buildings, 7-roomed house, men's cottage, shearers' whare, stable, woolshed, and workshop, household effects and tools, implement shed. Price £13,500; £3500 cash, balance at 5 per cent. Posses* sion after shearing. Apply JOHN T. MOW AT. Blenheim. Xp O- R SALE. CITY PROPERTY. Area of land, two frontages, with 3 houses, all let and returning £10 monthly ; room to build two more houses ; Government valuation £2025. Price £1550. Government Advances to Settlers have mortgage of £1000 on the Property. We have Sections at_ Seatoun from £80 upwards, with good view, sunny position and well sheltered JOHN BRODIE & CO., "1 and 8, KING'S CHAMBERS, WELLINGTON. FOR IMMEDIATE SALS. /•/yACRE DAIR.Y FARM ; dwelling of Dv 7 rooms, concrete cowsheds, 14 outbuildings and necessary conveniences; an excellent farm. Apply MOUNSEY AND CO., Auctioneers, PaLmerston North. "El O S SAL E. IJL ACRES, situated within 20 minutes 4 of General Post Office and within 7 minutes of electrjc tram, and comprising in all seven splendid large Building Sections, two 6-roomed and two 6-roomed Dwellings, practically new/* with electric light _ and ' all conveniences, situated in beautiful sunny position, and sheltered, PRICE, £2000 THE BLOCK. Owner must sell, and will give liberal terms to reliable purchaser. WYLIE BROS., ■184, FBATHERSTON-STUEET, JSVELLiNGTQW. -