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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1347, 26 January 1912, Page 10

AUCTIONS. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. STUD SHEEP, ETC., On Account of J. E. GEAR, ESQ., TE HORO. ' To be held in tho HOMESTEAD YARDS, opposite tho Te Horo Railway Station, on THURSDAY, Ist of FEBRUARY, 1912, At 12.30 p.m. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., have received instructions from J. E. Gear,' Esq. (whose lease of the property expires shortly), to offer for Unreserved Sale tho following stock: — SHEEP; 230 purebred Border Leicester ewe hoggets SSO i-tooth Romney breeding ewes 113 4-tooth Border Leicester rams 70 rams, mixed ages 300 6-tooth and fresh full-month Border Leicester ewes, registered in Stud Book 1-K) Border Leicester ram lambg 116 Bordor Leicester ewe lambs 340 Romney lambs, mixed sexes CATTLE: ■10 head mixed cattle HORSES: •1 draught geldings 1 light harness mare, 3 years 1 hack, six years As the quality of tho Border Leicester sheep, bred by Mr. J. 'E. Gear, is well known throughout the Dominion, this offors an excellent opportunity to any one contemplating buying purebred sheep, of acquiring same at tho beginning of the.season; and the Auctioneers can, with confidence, recommend tho above stock to intending purchasers. The Romney sheep are also a tip-top line. Tho Homestead Yards, in which the salo will bo held, have been kindly lent, by Messrs. Skerman and Podcvin, and aro within quarter-mile of the Te Horo Railway Station. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE OF STUD SHEEP. THURSDAY, Sth FEBRUARY, 1912. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., -<-jL have been instructed by MESSRS. M'GREGOR BROS., who have disposed of their property, to offer, as above— (~qa LINCOLN AND ROMNEY STUD iO\f -EWES, RAMS. AND LAMBS. DRAUGHT HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, Etc. Catalogues now in Preparation. • ANNUAL UNRESERVED SURPLUS. SALE. THURSDAY', 15th FEBRUARY. ■ AT OKIR'AE, NEAR FORDELL. GORTON AND SON, LTD., F. R. JACKSON AND CO., and DALGETY AND CO, LTD., will sclj at Okirae Woolshed. 'even miles from Fordell, on account of Jas. Campion, 11. Wilson, AV. 11. Polsen, J. Baldwin, Trustees Baird's Estate and others— 5000 breeding ewes, off high country ' 200 Romney rams Full particulars later. SUBDIVISION OF PORTION OF PAHIKO ESTATE, OTAKI, 507 ACRhS - On account, of Messrs.' Monckton and Addinglon, Otaki. ALSO, o/» ACRES, adjoining above, On account of Mr. C. Milner, Otaki. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., WELLINGTON, will sell the above by Public Auction, at tho TOWN HALL, OTAKI. On TUESDAY, 30th JANUARY, 1012, At 1 p.m. This property is situated on the main road, withiu a inilo of Otaki Railway Station, Creamery, and Saleyards. Otaki is only about 2 hours by rail from AA'cllington, and there is an excellent train service, so that sections in this Estate aro ideally placed for. Fattening, Milking, Fruit-growing, and Market Gardening. The land is all ploughablc, and thero nre about 200 acres of rich river deposit flats. _ It is considered to be the best land on the West Coast. There are 8 Sections, ranging from 11 to 127 acres, and all have good road frontages, and there are convenient houses on two of them, on also Mr Milner's property.. The Estate has been subdivided so that the sections will work in as far as possible with the existing fences, which are all in good order. Terms" aro very favourable, so as .to allow farmers with limited capital to acquire a Freehold Property in one of the best districts in tho Dominion. TERMS: For Messrs. Monckton and Addington's property. — 15 per cent, on fall of hammer. Balance in 5 years at 5 per cent. For Mr. C. Mijner — , 10 per cent, on fall of hammer. 20 per cent, in 1 month from date of sale Balance in 5 years at 4 per cent. Plans can be obtained from any oj the Offices of Dalgety and. Company, Ltd., throughout New Zealand. preliminary notice. subdivision op the arapata . estate; (The property of J. R. M'Lennan, Esq.). ABOUT 3500 ACRES of B?autiful Rolling Country, situated at \VAITUNA WEST, about 'ID miles from Feilding, and 1 to 3 miles from Srhool and Post Office. A school site is being resetved ou tho property. This fine property is now being naded and will be subdivided into 11 SECTIONS, ranging from 10i> to 550 ; V CRES The bulk of the country is FIRST-CLASS 'DAIRYING and CROPPING LAND, and is eminently suitable lor niixej farming; the- balance is exceptionally good Slieep country. The laud uus hi-en m.ist generously treated ever sinco the time it was laktii up by the late .!ohn Mansnn.. Arrangements are being made for the erection of a CREAMERY as sold &s sufficient cows are guaranteed, and every section will front a metalled road. PLANS are uow being prepared, and will be obtainable shortly from MR M'LENNAN, or any of the Offices of the Auctioneers. TO BE SOLD AT FEILDING, bv ABRAHAM AND AVILLIAMS, LTD., on EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS, about tho end of FEBRUARY. OftKA ACRES Freehold, 1600 acres Al\n)\y grassed, balanco sheltered, patches bush, broken papa country, and real good sheep country; 5-milo from church and school, 21 miles from store, post office, and hot springs, 18 miles from Ngaruawahia by good metalled road. Buildings consist of 11-roomed house antl general outbuildings, telephone laid on to the house, up-to-date woolshed, and property ring-fenced antl subdivided into 18 paddocks. Stock now on the property, 1700 ewes, 400 head'of cattle, and 20 horses. Price JiG 10s. per acre. Good terms arranged. This is a really good property, and ono we can recommend. Aki ACRES Native lease of 47 years, rtOX 23 years, at Is. 3d. per acre, balance at 5 per cent, on the unimproved value; 4 miles from school, creamery, and post office. About 80 acres in grass, 1 acre orchard, all pltu/gliable, well walked. About 170 acres nf river flats 'white pine). New 4-roouied collage. Price ,£2 per aero. Terms arranged. We have no hesitation in saying tins is I In; clitnpest block in tho King Country, and we would advise a.iyone looking for a sound speculation to come up and see us at oscc. WDONAS.D AND COCHRANE, LAND AGENTS, TK KUITT. FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES SLEE PAGE 2