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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1312, 15 December 1911, Page 12

AUCTIONS- j : — : : ' ~ i LEVIN SALE. .1 TO-DAY. | FRIDAY, 15th DECEMBER, 191 L j A BRA HAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., 200 good shorn 4 1, nndG-tooth wethers •10 fat ewes . (W prima fat ewes 20-mixed yearlings ».«T-old ■ 40 choice IS-months and 2-year-om 30 2 l to r 2!-yc»r l 'W.B. Polled Angus j steers . , „ . . j 50 15 to 18-month steers (lota) I 20 yearling steers i 21 W.B. S.II. 2i to 3-year steers j 21 18-month steers (good) J On account of \V. H. Simcox, Esq., Otaki, his annual dratt- ' 50 18-months to 2-year empty heifers 1 nedi»reo Shorthorn bull, (i - vcnrs , 1 p,W_Shorthorn bull. 15 months | PALMERSTON NORTH HORSE SALE. SATURDAY, 16th DECEMBER, -1911. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., 100 tough's? 3 hacks/ harness horses, and ponies • S-Slitw On neemmt of "N. Kirkcaldie, Esq., Kfirst-clnss light unbroken 3 and 4On account of I'. L. Jackson, Esq., Po--10 unbroken light, and half-draught horses (without reserve) No Other Entries 'lakon for this bale. JOHNSONVILLE STORE STOCK'SALE MONDA.Y, DECEMBER 18th. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., J\ will sell, as above, at 1 p.m.— 300 -t-tootli' wethers (good line) 250 .1-toot'i wethers 100 t-tootli wethers 100 G-tooth ewes 50 4-tooth wethers 59 ewes and lambs 150 store ewes 50 store ewes ' 100 4-tooth wethers ' 70 4-tooth wetuera 70 4-tooth wethers 60 forward 4-tootli wethers 50 forward 4-tooth wethers 5 18-months heifers . . . ■ 12 yearlings 2 store cows 1 heifer at drop 2 18-months heifers OTAKI SALE. TUESDAY, 13th DECEMBER, 1911. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD, A and DALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell, at 1 p.m.— 60 fat wethers , 50 ewes with lambs 50 fat wethers 26 weancrs ■1 fat cows 8 18-month cattlo 80 18-month to 2-year steers (good line) 50 18-month to 2-year steers (good line) 30 21 to 3-vear steers 20 iniXed yearlings . 5 Shorthorn cows, with calves . 20 15 to 18-month steers ' . . 20 15 to 18-month heifers 12 21-year steers 11 first-class springing heifers ■ C cows, with calves at foot rAIII ATUA STOCK SALES. MANGAHAO YARDS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19th, 1911. iQOOj&K. 1 A BRAHAM' AND WILLIAMS, LTD., CjL will sell, as above— 50 forward 4-year bullocks' IGO fresh-conditioned 3 and 31-year bullocks (in lots) 100 2 and 25-year steers 200 15 to 18-months steers 100 15 to 18-mouths dairy heifers 50 store cows 30 mixed weaners 90' 15 to 18-months Hereford steers SO 15 to 18-month Hereford heifers a ■ 50 18 months to 2-year Jersey-cross heifers 12 21-yuar Polled Angus heifers 40 2-year steers On account of Mrs. Burling, Glencoe, thej will also sell— 100 3 to 4-years Polled Angus bullock: 60 3 and 4-years Shorthorn bullocks A(\(\ ACRES, L.I.P. and 0.R.P., il; ~tUU in grass, 7-roomed House, nic< rolling country; wintors 2 sheep pei acre. Price, i£B 10s.. nKA ACRES, L.1.P., all in grass; gocc /Gulf house and cowshed; winters 501 ewes. A cheap property. Price, £7 10s Only .£575 casn required. E. B. HARE AND CO., i PAHIATUA. FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES SEE PACE 2.

[APPLE ORCHARD LAND. APPLE ORCHARD LAND. NELSON. NELSON. NELSON. mHE attention of OBCHAEDISTS and THE INVESTING PUBLIC is directed to . f.l the "BRONTE ESTATE," NELSOX "BRONTE ESTATE," NELSOJs, mere 2200 Seres of the FINEST APPLE-GROWING LAND IN THE DOMINION about 300 acres of this estato have been planted out this season. FRUIT-GROWING is tho best and easiest paying branch l ot farming ,and m scientific knowledge is required by anyone takiug up J,AJNU for profit, as arrangements can bo made with experts oil the Lstiito to prepare tho land, plant tho trees, and generally snperviso them _ until they conic> into profit. Meantime, a good source of income can be obtained by planting Strawberries, Potatoes, Peas, Beans, etc., which can all bo grown between the trees without retarding their growth. Poultry Farming could also be conducted to advantage. BLOCKS of 12 ACRES and upwards are now- selling at _from £8 to •Ji2o per acre. TERMS-10 per cent, deposit, balance in 5 years at o per cent. Plans and Full Information may be obtained from tho Agents— MILLER AND RUTTER, 35 PAN All A STREET, WELLINGTON. HAWKE'S BAY DISTRICT. SPLENDID SHEEP RUN. nnn/i ACRES. Freehold, situated 18 miles from Waipawa, on good metal /Sif/iO r o a d ; 1200 acres hilly, 1720 ac res undulating and flat. Will winter 5000 sheep (including 3000 breeding ewes), and 300 cattle Ring-fenced, divided into 14 paddocks, all well watered. Building s all new as follows-Dwelling (12 rooms) woolshed. fitted with machines (6 stands), and all necessary outbuildings. Price, 10s. por acre; two-thirds can remain on mortgage, j years, at 5 per cent. Stock at valuation. HIGGINSON AND MACSHANE, 143 FEATHERSTON ST.. WELLINGTON. BHAREBROKERS, ACCOUNTANTS, LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. WE UNDERTAKE THE MT^ ) G I ,^ E f ELLING 0F AIL KKDS 0F 101 1 ACRE DAIRY FARM, HOKOTUI. 1} milwi from school, creamery, and 181$ railway In full work, milking 40 tows with machine, and carrying 7 hors»s 20 pigs an I S3 young stock. Land is first class an* in good heart. Nearly alMpfoncrhabTe. and over 100 acres is,rich, dry, drained swamp. PRICH -CIG 10=. per acre, adjoining farms (similar land) sold at -£20. A eennhwba'rgain. owner in bad health, so must sell, or would take a freehold town property in exchange. RECOMMEInDED. Apply. W. H. MORRAH AND CO., LAND AGENTS, AND AUCTIONEERS, 63 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. , " CHEAP HAWKE'S BAY PROPERTY. „ „ irr'ES of Freehold Land, 2 miles from Waipukurau, by first-class road; 600 Ml) acres iu grass, of which 110 acres is new, balance in root and grain «,.rM Hat balance low undulating country. All plotitrhable. \Vr|] n-at-stream.s, 10 paddocks, all new foncing, carrying 1300 sheep and m ' l ' AJ n'n ",00 acres In grass; wbare, shed and yards; first-class prospective 5„ c ,u10,00 000 u Excellent cropping or grazing land. Has oS P M r CARROLL, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. WAIPUKURAU,