I AUCTIONS. I TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, lath JULV, 1910. Immediately preceding Picture Bale. SALE •OP FOXEI.IXE FUR NECKLETS (Confiscated Ijy U.M. Customs). WITHOUT RESERVE! WITHOUT RESERVE! A L. AVILSON AND CO. are in--»-».structod by the holders of 13.0.L. to dispose of a superior line of FOXELINE NECKLET FURS (confiscated by 11..M. Customs), which must be cleared. These are a real good line, and owing to the exceptional circumstances !u»ve to be sold ABSOLUTELY' WITHOUT RESERVE. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, 15th JULY, 1910, Commencing at 1.30 p.m. AIAX) PICTURES! a^Xf VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OILS, WATER COLOURS, AND ENGRAVINGS, including— A COMPLETE COLLECTION OF THE ARUNDEL SUKIES OF SACKED PICTURES. In the Estate of the late Mrs. Ellen Mac Donald. At OUR ROOMS, 20 BRANDON STREET. A L. WILSON AND CO. have been -£»-• favoured with instructions from the Executors of the late Mrs. Ellen MacDonald to sell at their Rooms, as above— A very fine catalogue of 220 pictures, comprising— Old oil colours, modern water colours, and a unique collection of sacred studies, portraits of Eminent Dignitaries of the Catholic Church, etc., etc. Complete Catalogue now being prepared. Pictures now on'view, and Gaslight Display This (Thursday) Evening, from 8 to 9 o'clock. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. WAITARA WEST. WEDNESDAY, 20th JULY, 1910. NEWTON KING has received instructions from Mrs. Stewart M'Guinness, who has sold her farm, to sell by auction, on the premises, Mangaraka, on WEDNESDAY, 20th July:The thoroughbred mare, LADY FISHER, with, foal at foot by Field Batterv, and stinted to Field Battery. Lady Fisher is well known as the dam of Maniopoto, and her yearling colt by Birkenhead was recently sold in Sydney for 700 guineas. Sale at 2 p.m. HARCOURT AFTO CO., HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS AND SHAREBROKERS. LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. TNYESTMENT-Splendid block of FreeJL hold Property, situated iu heart of Wellington, and comprising 12 good houses; rentals nearly .£9OO p.a. Price, M3,(I00. Owner would exchange for farm Property. Equity, .£6500. 94GG YTffiUlT AND POULTRY FARM, 7i ■*- acres, Paraparaumu; 5 acics wellcultivated orchard, 1 acre young trees; U acres paddock; I! grape vineries; buildings comprise l-roomed cottage and outbuildings; plenty of water. Price, .£UOO, including horso and trap. 981J T OWEK H.UTT-3 acres level land, laid •ILJ out as Nursery Garden; all young trees; glasshouse 30 x 12, plenty of water from natural stream; now •i-roomed cottage, scullery, etc. Price only ,£750; owner leaving. 971" COMPACT LITTLE DAIRY FARM. A ty ACRES, 10 acres ploughed, balance 4± 6 grass, all Erst-class alluvial land; well fenced, watered, and subdivided; 5Toomctl iiouse, 2-roomcd whare; 12 cowbails, etc.; alongside creamery, close io school, and A miles, from railway and market town. Price, ,£22 10s. per aero;' terms, £260 cash. 7959 rA A ACRES, 300 acres English grasses, OUI/ 200 acres pine bush, 5 acres now ploughable; undulating country; easy to get atiout on; has been carrying ' 700 sheep on 300 acres grass; fenced on 3 sides; 5 paddocks, weil watered; good 5roomed house, woolshed, outbuildings; 3 miles from school, 8 miles from railway, 10 miles from largo market town. Price, £b 12s Gd.; terms; X'! 00 or .£SOO cash would be accepted. This is a snip. 7911 *71 (\ ACRES, Hawke's Bay, 55 acres 0 JLly young grass, barley, and oats; balance grass; very good fencing; 8 paddocks, water in each; 200 acres hilly, balance undulating, with good ploughable flats; well sheltered; full loam soil; winters 800 breeding ewes, 200 hoggets; 4roomed house, scullery, stables, harness rcom, implement shed, wagon shed on concrete foundation; cowbails, sheep yards; 13 miles from Napier, 3 miles from school. Price, £S 10s. per acre. Terms, ,£2OOO cash. 7879 THE SUNNY NORTH. ' CHEAP WAIKATO PROPERTY. £K ss. PER ACRE-1200 ACRES firsfeJ* class Land, 700 acres in grass, 500 acres in bush; nicely undulating, carrying at present 1400 sheep; make splendid dairy farms; suitable lor cutting up; creamery within 2 miles, school 1J miles, about 9 miles to railway station. Best part of the Waikato. Terms, l-3rd eash„ balance at 5 per cent. Can strongly recommend this property. No buildings. NORTH AUCKLAND. £(T PER ACRE.-620 Acres good sandO stone land, mostly in grass; carrying at present over 500 sheep, 20 dairy cows, and 50 head mixed cattle; close to creamery, school, 5 miles to railway station, etc.; 150 acres rich alluvial flat. The fat sheep from this farm have lopped the market at Auckland on several occasions. A real good sheep and cattle property. House, 6 rooms, and outbuildings. DAjfrlD KAY, VULCAN LANE, AUCKLAND. LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOAI3. BLENHEIM. WE HAVE FOR SALE, the Trocadcro Luncheou and Tea Rooms, situated in tbe very centre of Blonhoim. Owin<» to ill-health, tho owner has very reluctantly to give up business, and tho rooms are for Absoluto Sale as a going concern for £210, which prico represents practically tho value of the plant,"fittings, and furniture. The premises have a four years' lease to run, at a rontal of from £1 to 255. per week. This is a splendid opportunity, and we recommend the rooms with confidence. GRIFFITHS AND SOW, LAND AGENTS, BLENHEIM, i. 2500 ACRES MAGNIFICENT FATTENING COUNTRY. SPLENDID CLIMATE. FAT LAMBS cost Cd. and Wethers 9d to deliver at Freezing Works; Wool taken direct from shed by Boat to Stores. This is an exceptionally good chance and on» that rarely conies on the market, of acquiring a. splendid properly, loou acres are rich river flats, which will •litten bullocks, laoo acres are- splendid erass hills, papa formation, all rideublo. Grows magnificent crops either white or root.- Will winter .000 sheep and 200 head cattle. On the whole place there are about lull acre* of interior land. It is situate! u miles :rom good tow,, j u jrij ,4 miles Irom factory. Double-story house, orchard, oranges and lemons growng, with other nut trees. wools),*!, £*roU> dip, stables. Price, £V 2 ifc „er acre. Owner is prepared to «>
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