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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1248, 4 October 1911, Page 10

I ' ' AUCTIONS. p ; JOHNSONVIIiLE' STOCK SALE. I' > ' TQ-DAT. | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER i, 191 L . I 4 BJiA'irAM- AJN AMS, LTD:,* K ' will sell nt 2 o'clock;— ' [f 500 prime sheep • ft- 40 primo> bullocks RJ',. . . 2j prime lambs . | LEVIN SALE. | FRIDAY, Gth OCTOBER, '1911. , |. A BRA HAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., B t\ vrill sell, at 1 p.m.— . . P 200 Rooil' lioggets • & 50 owes and lambs.- ' E? ISO first-class hojgets B . ' 1:1 (at ,eiv« fj 2511, h<pgets (off hills) H , .V) mixed 2-tooths j| 100 hoggets • <3 100 first-cln-ss owe hoggets . '. B .13:1 to 'Si-year Polleil Angus bullocks H 3 3-year'"steora . . ; Ej: 5 fat cows ■: ft' .10 'prime bullocks fe ' • 1 Holstcin bt;ll ' ' : K • 9 15-montli steers t; 12 good springing heifers • Bv. • 17 18-month to, 2-year steers Kv" ■ i 11 yearling steers i*. 10 store cows . b. ' 9 springing heifers | . ' ' ~DN. SATURDAY, 7th OCTOBER, 1911. K ■ At 2' p.m. K AT THEIR H&RSE BAZAAR PRINCES I STREET, hawera. !'. • - {BILLIES - AND NALDER have re--8 ' ceiyed instructions from the Trusts:ees in ,the Estate of the late' George I 'Death, Esq., to fell bv Auction as above: | ABOUT 1621 ACRES OF FREEHOLD E LANDS, iu the following Lots: | LOT I.—Part Sections 256, 257, 258, 259, §: 2GO, 511, 512, and 335b, Block 13, s Patea .District', Hawera Survey DisFr ' • trict, containing Gsl acres 3 roods I' 12 perches (more or less), occupied I - liy-A. JO. Death, Esq. f LO'l' 2:— Part Sectious 235, 236, 237, |j. , Block JO, Hawera Survey District, r containing "8 acres 2 roods ,39 . perches (more or less), occupied by - A: E. Death, Esq.'' . | LOT 3.—Sections 7, S, 10. 11, and 15,. f. Block 8, Whenuakura District', Care. • lyle Siiryey District, containing '192 I acres 1 rood 14 perches, (more or less), occupied by T. Death, Esq. I LOT 4.—Section 2, Block 8, Whenua- */ kura District,' Carlyle Survey Disf trict, containing 401 acrcs 0 roods h 23 perches (more or less), 1 occupied | by IV (J. Death, Esq. iTho above Properties are suitable for <JI cl asses of .farming. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers. Terms and Conditions at Sale. ' ,• TITLE: LAND TRANSFER. , . i Possession early in January, 1912. I Terms in later issue. | DANNEYIRKE 14th ANNUAL I" SPRING FAIR AND PARADE. I' - FRIDAY-AND SATURDAY, j».- OCTOBER Cth and 7th. I ROSE, LIMITED, will sell by auction t ; about S MA HORSES, including heavy, meOUU dium, and light draughts,, hacks xnd gig horses. ■ • ORDER OF SALE: •' FIRST DAY: Unbroken Colts and Fillies, Vehicles, and Harness. SECOND DAY: Parade of Entires and Horsa Sale, immediately afterwards. EACH DAY PUNCTUALLY' AT . 11 O'CLOCK. R. ROAKE, Auctioneer. CLEARING, SALE OF STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, ETC., AT THE HOMESTEAD, OHARIU, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9th, at 1 p.m. ; ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., .h.ivo received instructions from Mrs. T. B. Bryant who has leased her farm, to sell, without reserve, the whole r of her stock, comprising— i 200 4, G, and f.l.m. Romney ewes with 100 per cent, lambs 1 150 four-tooth wethers i 110.hoggets ! 70 2'and 4-tooth wethers • 10 dry ewes f G Romnoy rams. r- 3 cows in milk ! . ' 3-springing cows . ' ' 3 heifers [ . 2 steers s 1 15-months bull r. Half-draught Gelding, 6vrs., Disc Har- ' row*, D.F. Plough, Set Tine Harrows, I Chaff ■ Cutter, Drill, Windmill, Dray, Wool Press, and Sundries. | Brake will leave Johnsonville after arr rival of North train. | LUNCHEON PROVIDED. \ UNRESERVED SALE' OF CHOICE' r .' DAIRY COU'S. ! AT THE FARM, : ■ AHAPAEPAE ROAD i . . ■ ■ ■- ■ i.icviN. j MONDAY; 9th OCTOBER, 1911. ! . ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD.,' have received instructions fr'o-m Mr. i' ' W. J. Reading (.who is" giving up dairvihg) to sell at 1 p.m.:— . ' I . 17' cows ia milk and to calve (mostlv • Jersey) i 1 .ptfdijrrte'Jorsey bull ' 1 5 steers' ; 1 trap !::ar<! i ; 1 '.ro.irling colt. 1 nor;?, raddle and bridle | I d.?. bug;jy (jrly noiv) and hari I'KOVIDED. ! TAIHAI'E lIOESE SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBEE. 10th, 1911. | , ALLEN 1. TICKERS will sell at his Ti;i Siveot lards— . Draughts, Spring .Carters, Hacks, J'onits, Vehicles, I':gs and Produce. Also, direct .from England, a iarga con- ■ sigument of Saddles, Harnett, Etc., Etc. . , i ENTRIES INVITED. ■ ' ■- KING COUNTRY REAL ESTATE i=OR SALE, Oft'J ACRES, L.1.P.. en drny road, 160 /viz i acrcs grass, all fenced; 4-roora'ed house ami outbuildings; creamery and ichool, etc., 2 miles. i"rico J:i 10s. per ■ acre. QAAfN ACRES, Native Lease for 42 uvVw years, 400 acres grass, 4 miles fencing, yards, dips, wharo; nearly all plougtiable. Price £.2 ss. per acre. Xfhfk ACRES. 0.R.P., 2J miles town--01/U ship and railway, £>u driy road, 100 acres grass, 70 chains fencing, 2j-sheep country. Price J:2 10s. per acre. ACRES, O.RJ'., 2 miles toirnship X4U and railway, 110 acres grass, all ploughable, 5 paddocks; 5-roomeJ house, all conveniences, U-bailcd cowshed, etc.; on mam road; 21-tlieep country. Price J5lO per acre. r-<() f? ACRES, Maori Lease 42 years, with ovO compensation lor improvements at end of term. Jush and big tern couutry. Price 30s. per acre. For further particulars, write to .THORP AND M'VILLY, THE REAL ESTATE MEN. TAUMARUNUI. FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES 1 I SEE PAGE 2. j