Auctioneers' Notices. LAND SALE BY AUCTION. Manaia, Masterton. WB. CHEN NELLS AND CO. • have received instructions to offer by auction (unless previously disposed of privateiy), at their Booms. Perry Street, Masterton, on SATURDAY NEXT, 14th August, 1909, at 2 p.m., the following very DESIRABLE PROPERTIES, situated at Manaia, Masterton, close to Kuripuni Railway Station, in the occupation of Mr James Hourigan:— 26A XRJI'JP Freehold, Good cropping land. Also the Lessee's Inteiest in 52 Acres (approx.) Native Leasehold, with 8 years unexpired from November next, at IBs 6d per acre rental. Dairying country. 8X Acres (approx.; ditto, at 12s 6d per acre rental for 05 acres, and £1 per acre rental on 16 acres. Agricultural and dairying land. Buildings include 8-roomed house, stabling, large barn, cow bails, etc. The properties will be first submitted in one lot, and if not sold will then be offered in three lots as above. Further particulars on application to the Auctioneers, at their offices Perry Street, Masterton. MASTERTON AUCTION MART, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14th, 1909, at 1 o'clock. R. NICOL, instructed by the Ladies' tf • Swimming Club, will sell—One Turner-Miesse Motor Car, 5-reomed House and Section, Worksop Road. Particulars at sale. SATURDAY, AUG-Js, .l, n, 11.30 p.in No. 31, Bentley Street. J" R. NICOL wiil sell ou account of , J. R. Campbell, who is leaving Masterton, his fnll selection of nearly new and up-to-date furniture. Particulars in next issue. SATURDAY, 14th AUGUST, 190.), at 1.30 p.m. No. 31, BENTLEY STREET. R. NICOL will s--11, on account ot U • Mr J. R. Campbell, a very superior selection of FURNITURE, including— Mirror hall stand, couch, tound table, linoleums, handsome m rror overmantel, fancy tables, fenders and brasses, oil paintings, curtain poles, double and single b.r. bedsteads, wire-wove kapoo smd flax mattrasfces. s-uperior duches3o and tile washstand, duchesse table, mats' dining table, mirror wardrobe, chairs, runner carpet, bordered linoleum, curtains and poles, hearth rugs, tnih>t set, kerosene heatar, new dres.-er, clock, safe, i copper, tools, steps, firewood, kitchen utensils, gent's Rudge Whitwo rth and lady's Special bicycles, 5 canaries and cages, etc, Auctioneer's Note. —Every thing nearly new and well-selected. On view Fridaj Afternoon. Compulsory Auction Sale, POST OFFICE AUCTION MART. SATURDAY. Mth AUGUST, i At, 2 o'clock. ' MO. ARONSTKN, be'n* pressed fo- , rent, will hold a genuine cknruig sale of the whole of the contents of the Post Office Auction Mart, comprising—--225 Dining ivom chairs, 6 arm chairs, one handso'iio Chesterfield couch, dining room and kitchen tibles, crockery, cutlery, bedsteads and bedding, glasswate, fender and brasses, pictures, 500 yards linoleum, alt in useful lengths, hearth rugs, 250 yards B.iussel carpet runners, in tdioit leugths, and hundred:of other linos too numerous to mention. Also 500 cwt weight of first class o.;m beef, in small quantities. The Auctioneers wish torui it out * Vat avery line will be sold ab olitely w th at reserve. Money must h<i get to meet rent.
Clearing Sale of Timber. UNDER DISTRAINT FOE RENT. TUESDAY, AUGUST 17th, 1000, at 1 o'clock. T GRIFFITH & CO. have been L» favoured with instructions t > sell, at tho Mill, Mount Bruce Road, Eketahuna, on behalf of Mr C. Burton— A K AAA FRET BUILDING ±OjUUU TIMBER, including Matai and Kiinu o.b. and heart. WITHOUT RESERVE. 11. GRIFFITH:, Auctioneer. Husband & Finch, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, WOODVILLE CS'&O acre.", freehold, all in grass, well fenced and subdivided into 8 paddocks; nice Jjw hills, lying well to the sun; small house, woolshed, man's whare, 3 miles from school and p.o. ; £8 15s per acra, £s3fio on mortgage for 4 years jat 5A per cent. £BOO cash, or will leape it uc 0s per acre and £2OO deposit. 255 X7O acres, freehold, 1(55 acres in grass, 5 acres under crop 10 acres aro stumped; well fenced into 10 paddocks, undulating and fiat; permanently watered by springs and creeks; 5-roomed hi,use, cowshed of 18 stalls, trapshed, etc; 1 mile from school and cheese factory. .£2O per acre. £2400 can remain at 6 per cent. £IOOO cash. 502 200 aires, .60 acre 3 in gtass, 18 acres felled bush, 122 acres mixed bush; situated 7 miles from Pahiatua on good road; 20 chains fencing ; well watered; the whole is undulating countrv; rotten rock formation ; carrying capacity 2 sheep per" acre; no buildings; Title O.R.P in 191? at 27s per acre; rent £l2 3s per annum, no rates. Price £SOO, £250 can remain at 5 per cent for 5 years 4fi3 4:824 acre*, freehold, about one third ploughable ; 900 acres have been ploughed ; ea=y hilts and undulating, large area flat; grew 3 splendid crops of oats, rape and turnips, 24 paddocks, ; well fenc d and watered; go id buildings, comrvising 2 homesteads, one being a dew 7-rooraed with all conveniences, woolshed, stable, sheepyards and dip; saleyarda 3 miles distant, 1 mile from school, p.o. and store. Situated in Hawke's Bay. Price £(S 10s per acre, stock at valuation. Terms arranged. Husband & Finch, LAND AND E, /ATE AGENTS, WOODVILLE.
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