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AUCTIONS. 'I'O-AFORROW, THURSDAY, Kitb AUGUST, 1011, At 1 p.m. UNRESERVED SALE OF BUILDING MATERIAL, ON THE GROUND, NO. 9!) DIXON ST. (Late Roman Catholic School)/ MESSRS. J. IT. IiKTHUNi: AND CO. are instructed lo sell, by Auction, as above— 2 Shelter Sheds lOift. x SGft. and Ufl. x 115 ft., with iron roofs Outbuilding, 10 x lllft. 20 Kauri.doors, with architraves complete 28 Window fashes and frames Galvanised iron, 21 gauge, seantiings, (olara weather boards, rustic," sarking, lining, etc., a quantify of 10 x 2 joists, ranges, grates, and mantels. On view morning of Sale. LAND' SALE AT .HAMILTON. WEDNESDAY, 16th AUGUST. TNSTRUCTED by John Jlcikle, Esq., A wo will sell, in conjunction with Mr. Thos. M'lndoe, in the Horse Bazaar, Hamilton, at 11.30 a.m.— The well-known "Broomiclaw Downs" Estate, subdivided into 12 Dairy v Farms, in areas of 150 to 400 acres, all in grass. There are two good homesteads on the property with extensive outbuildings. This property is ideal dairying country, every section being splendidly watered by natural springs or river frontage. Each section has a frontage to the main County Road, and also to the MorrinsvilleRotorna railway line, the-Okoroire Railway Station being on the property. There is a Creamery Site adjoining the station. The property' is 3 miles from. Okoroiro Hot Springs, 3 miles from Tirau Saleyards, and 10 miles from Mata Mate Saleyards by good roads, and there are two schools within two miles. r NOTE.—Exceptionally Kasy Terms: ON SECTIONS WITHOUT BUILDINGS: 10 per cent, deposit and 15 per. cent, or improvements to that amount in twelve months, balance 5 vears at 5 per cent. :ON SECTIONS WITH BUILDINGS: One-third cash,'balance- 3 years at 5 per ctnt. EASY REPAYMENT CLAUSES IF DESIRED. Plan? can be obtained from THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE, Tiinarn. BAGGOTT AND POTTS, Wanganui. G. W. MACE, Te Aroha. THE SIMPLEX DAIRY SUPPLY CO., Hamilton. Or ■' , THE FARMERS' CO-OPICRATIVE ' AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., HAMILTON. G. I*. M'CXTLLAGH. Auctioneer. FRIDAY,- 18th AUGUST, at 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN NEWTOWN. 3 VACANT SECTIONS IN MANSFIELD AND ROY STREETS. HARCOURT- AND CO. have been favoured wfth instructions from the Owners to spII by Public Auction, as above, at their Rooms, 195 Lambton Quay: ■ Sections 35, 3G, 37 Mansfield Street, Newtown, each Section having a frontago of -10 feet bv a depth of 115 feet. Thea? superb building sites nre situated on the sunny side of Roy Street, fae» ing tho North, and owing to theii proximity to Newtown Park and the Tram Terminus are undoubtedly among tho very best sites in that favourite locality for either business or residential purposes. Title: Land Transfer. ;Full particulars of tho properties: and plans can be seoii at the offices of tho Auctioneers, who will be pleased to give any information to those interested. HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. A RARE Chance—For Sale, Boardinghouse, containing 32 rooms, all modern convenience, high-cllass trade, good country town. The own'er has been running the house for nineteen years, and is now retiring on account of age. Price for { acre land,' house; stables, etc., going concern, ,£2500. Easy terms lo a good man. Apply A. MERSON AftJD . CO., AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS,

OHAKUNE. FOR SALE. LEASE, Fnrnishings nnd Fittings of very popular Billiard Saloon; 3 Tables, in splendid order, reading room, ■ alid most complete equipment, ill-health self reason for selling. Price, .£550. Terms given. F. C FSDDY, , JJASONIC BUILDINGS. OU3BORNE. KING COUNTRY PROPERTIES FOR ■ SALE. Kfin ACRES, 0.R.P., 17a Gd. per acre, O\JU 2J miles from Raurimu Railway Station, by fomed dray road, 90 acres felled and grassed, balance mixed bush, tuwa, and supplejack undcrscrub; 1 inilo of p. and w. fencing; undulating country, equal , to 2 sheep per. acre; papa formation; no pumice; good climate. Price, £2 10s. per acrt; J.'GOO cash; balance, 5 years at 5 per cent. No. HG'l ALSO, dRI ACRES, Freehold, 4 miles New rfcU.l Plymouth, 11 acres bush, bai»inco grassed,.all ploughed or ploughable; post office and dairy on premises, school 2 miles, well suited for sheep, dairy, or cropping; good' rouds; permanent water; well fenced and subdivided; IU-r:omcd house; conveniences, stable, luwshcd, . It bails, milking .machine installed. Price, £20 per acre; Mortgage, ,£45(!0 at 5i per cent.; equity, A' 1720. Will exchange for rent-producing property, with not more than ,£llOO mortgage, or for about 1000 neres partly improved sheep laud. •' I No. 14G/2 Further particuhrs from H. C. PERCY, LAND ESTATE AGENTS, OIIAKUNI-: RAILWAY STATION. npm ACRES, L.1.P., ac OKOROIKE. DO I The laud, is subdivided into 6 paddocks, 240 acres in grass, balance in ttrong fsrn; ! ail ploughaule; well watered by river running through the property. Ten chaius to creamery, 2 miles to P.U. and store, 5 miles to railway by goaa road. New House of ■! room;, and i>cn:iery; all conveniences; man's cottage, etc.; orchard niul plautation. Rtnt, Is. Cd. per acre; goodwill, ,tl per aero, ARTHUR S. HOLMES, ESTATE AGENT AND VALUER, ON'EHUXGA. AUCKLAND. IOQQ ACRES. 0.R.P., at IGs. Gd. per J-i/OO aero, 12 miles from market town by Hat ror.d. Railway in course of construction (East Coast), touches section on buck boundary, and on river frontage; SKiO acres in grass. 300 acres having been sown this autumn, subdivided into 14 paddocks, besides holding paddocks, a sets U' yards, dip, woolshed, and whare. Good sole of grass, everywhere; carried on G3O acres since last spring (which owuer intends wintering) 2100 sheep, besides small stud flock of Roniney ewes, and 50 head of Polled iVnsus hoitors. Telephone ou (o township, balar-ce of section in good inixeil bush. Wool cart-jd from the door and landed in Auckland at 7s. Gd. per bale. Any additional improvements to be paid for, extra. Price only i"1 po- acre. Government iiioflßusre, JtllGOO. Terms, JJiIOOO cash, balance at 5 per cent. A splendid homestead site of about 15 acres, orchard, and plantations already planted. , DON'T MISS THIS. Apply sharp. A. G. CUNNINGHAM, TAIHAPE.