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AUCTIONS, JOHNSONVILLE SALE. TUESDAY, 16th MARCH. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell, by public auction, as above at 11 a.m.:— 1C prime fat bullocks 8 prime fat bullocks 8 prime fat bullocks 60 prime fat ewes 120 primo fat ewes 120 prime fat wethers. WAJKANAE STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 17th MARCH, 1909. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will j-jl sell, at 1 p.m.:— 20 18-months steers 20 2-year steers 10 p.b. 2-tooth Romney rams, bred by Smith Bros., I'aekakariki 100 2-tooth wethers 100 breeding ewes, f.f.m. IGO large-framed 4-year Romney ewes, very good 250 good shorn lambs 300 first-class lambs, off rape 400 2-tooth to f.f.m. ewes 2 fat cows 5 fat and forward bullocks 100 fat and forward ewes 250 wethers On account of H. R. Elder, E«q.— 300 superior 4-year ewes, off Rikiorangi hills 180 gpod lambs, mixed sexes LEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, 19th MARCH, 1909. Abraham and williams, ltd., win sell, at 1 p.m.— 28 prime fat cows (in lots) 23 2-year steers 100 steers (in lots) 150 forward lambs 300 2-tooth Romney ewes (good) ' 150 4 and 5-year ewes Go' 2 and 4-tooth wethers On account of Mr. F. O. Smith, who has leased his farm— 10 2rs-year heifers, in calf. 20 18-months heifers 4G 18-months to 2-year steers 10 weancrs 7 fat and forward cows ' SUBDIVISION OF THE WELL-KNOWN BEAULIEU ESTATE INTO SUITABLYSIZED DAIRY FARMS. SATURDAY, 20th MARCH, 1909. A RRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., in xa conjunction with BAIUtAUD AND ABRAHAM, LTD., are instructed by P. A. M'Hnrdy, Esq., to eell by public auction, ae above, at their sale rooms, Palmerston North, at 1 p.m.— 5 SECTIONS of his-magnificent property, Beaulieu, fronting Newbury Line, and ranging in area t'rom about 75 to 112 acres each. s This property is wejl known to be one of the very best in this fertile district of Manawatu, and is excepionally well suited for Dairying, or, in fact, any class of farming. It is well situated, about half-way between Palmerston North and Feilding, and it. within easy distance" of Creamery, School, Post Office, and Railway Station. Every section fronts a metalled road, is well watered, and several of them are practically ready for the plough. Every section is well sheltered from prevailing winds. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The upset prices placed on these Sections, from .£33 to JC37 10s. per acre, are most reasonable, and I"! twins,as under, bring the properties well within tho means of men of small capital:— TERMS. 10 per cent, cash at fall of hammer. 5 per cent, on delivery, March 29, 1909. 10 per cent, in 12 months;. Balance in five years; Bearing 5 per cent, interest. At the option of the Vendor, the payment of 10 per cent, at the end 2 months may be remitted, provided satisfactory improvements can be shown to havß been effected. Plans can now be obtained from— ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD., At Palmerston, Wellington, Masterton, Pahiatua, Levin, and Marton, Or, BARRAUD AND ABRAHAM, LTD., Palmerston North, Feilding, and Dannevirke. . 5846

j. w. bbahthwaite, AUCTIONEER, VALUER, AND AGENT, JOHNSON VILLR 130ULTRY FARM, G acres. House, fowl.L houses, good sheltered .garden ground. Stock, all as going concern; 20 minutes Johneonville Station; £480; ,£l5O cash, bulauco, arranged. L.1.1*. J OHNSON'VILLE.—Pretty Home, 5 rooniß, all conveniences, large corner section; ,£395. JOHiNbUNViLLE.—Another, on half acre; JM2O. JOHNSONVILLIi.— 6-room Villa, all conveniences ; .£550. JOHNSONVILLE.—3 acres and Cottaga; £600. J OHNSON'VILLE.—£S and ill per month will purchase Beautiful Residential Section, 3 minutes station. HA WEE'S BAY.— Dairy Farms, 5 minutts Creamery, .£lB 10s. CIOB3 PAHIATUA LAND AGENCY. Establised 1391. nnQf ACRES, 6oruo of the richest limeOOOD stone country in the North Island, highly improved; winters two ewes per acre; largo house, wooished, and several, sets yards. This is without doubt the cheapest sheeprun on the market. Price of the freehold, .ES 15s. per acre; easy terms. Owner selling on account of ill-health. HARE AND EVANS, C 1094 ' Pahiatua. qwa ACRES, a first-class FARM, in Otaki JIU District; GSO ill grass, balance bush; good hills and rich flat lands for fattening or dairying; grand situati-m, Dear station, school, and creamery; new house and buildings. Kor iirice, terms, etc., apply "C.N.," 76 WELLINGTON TERRACE. Or Agents. G298

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 1 A/J K ACRES, 1 mile from Marton, ono of il/tit) the best and most beautiful properties in Rangitikei, all level aud ploughable, all virgin soil, and carrying in present state upwards of 31100 sncep, cattle, and horses; 13 paddocks, 13-roomed house, good outbuildings, lodgeiiouse, etc.; well watered by spring 3 and dams. It has three road frontages, and wourl cut up to good advantage for dairying or general purposes, and .is within 1J miles of a cheese factory. The property is known as "Warleigh," stands high and commands n magnificent view of the sea and surrounding country to Kapiti and Mana, distant towns, mountains, .and ranges. Farms farther from Marton in same direction have been cut up and sold in smaller areas for residential purposes at large prices. The climate in and about Marton is very good and healthy, and the property itself is much like a Homo Park, Native growth, interspersed with grass, etc. An ideal site for a Sanatorium or for a man of means. Pressure has often been used to indnco the owner to cut the property up for residential and other purposes, but ho lias refused -all offers in that direction. It has been in the hands of tho original owner for about fifty years, and he has exercised the greatest care in making and keeping it io eoorl repair, and at the same time laying it off in accordance with his Homeland views. It practically joins the Borough nf Marlon, and contains sonip of the finest residential sitps in the district. The selling prico is ,£23 per acre, on terms to bo arranged, stock at valuation, or negotiations would be entertained for an exchange at prices and terms to be arranged. Marton is the County town of Rangitikei County, and one of the most progressive towns in the North Island. It is also the Junction of tho North Island Main Trunk Railway. It is 460 feet above sea level, contains a large Preparatory Boardins School for Boys and one for Girls. High and Technical Schools, and being so central will in time become the largest manufacturing and distributing centre in the Island. 989 Our March Land Guide is now ready for issue, and will bo sent freo to any address on application. J. HARRIS AND SON, LAND AGENTS. MARTON AND MARTON JUNCTION.