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AUCTIONS. ; UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. .STUD SHEEP, ETC., ' ' ■ . On Account of .J. E. GEAIi, ESQ., TE HORO. To be held in the HOMESTEAD YARDS, opposite the To Horo Railway Station, on TO-MOEBOW. THURSDAY, Ist of FEBRUARY, 1912, ■ At V2MO p.m. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., havo received instructions from .1. E. Gear, Esq. (whoso lease of the property expires shortly), to offer for Unreserved Sale, tho following stock:— SHEEP: 230 purebred Border Leicester ewo hoggets SSO 4-tooth Romney breeding ewes ll.'l 4-tooth Border Leicester rams 70 rams, mixed nges 300 6-tooth and ' fresh full-month Border Leicester ewes, registered in Stud Book 110 Border Leicester ram lambs 146 Border .Leicester lambs ■' 310 Romney lambs, mixed sexes CATTLE:. 40 head mixed cattle HOUSES: 4 draught geldings. • . 1 light harness mare, 3 years 1 hack, six years v On account of Mr. H. Hodge, Te Horo— 200 C-tooth ewes 200 f.f.m. ewes • 2 horses These sheep were bred on (he Gear Estate, and were purchased at tho lute Mr. Gear's Clearing Sale by ilr. Hodge, who secured a portion of tne property. On account of other clients: 300 2., and 4-tooth breeding ewes 150. lambs 4 young draught horses (just out of . work) ■ • ■ 8 fat. cows ■t forward coirs 1 fat heifer 1 heifer in milk ■ • As ' tho ' quality of ' tho Border Leicester sheep, bred 'by Mr. J. E. Gear, is "well known throughout the Dominion, this offers an excellent opportunity .to any .one .contemplating buying purebred sheep, of acquiring same at tho beginning •of tho season; and the Auctioneers can, with confidence,, recommend the above stock to intending purchasers. The I'oniney sheep are also a tip-top line. The Homestead Yards, in which tho sale will be held, have been kindly;lent by Messrs. Skerman and I'odevin, and aro within quarter-mile of the To Horo Railway. Station. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ANNUAL UNRESERVED SURPLUS SALE. THURSDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, i AT OKIRAE. NEAR FORDELL. GORTON AND . SON, LTD., F.- R. JACKSON AND CO., and DALGETY AND CO, LTD., will sell at Okirae Woolshed, soven miles from Fordell, on account of Jas. Campion, H. Wilson, W. H. Polsen, J. Baldwin, Trustees Baird's Estate and others— 5000 breeding ewes, off high country .' 200 Romney rariis ". ■ Full particulars later. PLIMMERTON EXTENSION. ' ..-AUCTION SALE AT . HAURY PALMER AND CO;'S ROOMS. RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. On FRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, 1912, At 8 p.m.' lOfii CHARMING SEASIDE SEC14\) TIONS, ABOUT i-ACRE EACH, AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYONE. ONLY The Cheapest SeasMo Sections in New Zeaiand. A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.. The Lest and safest beach in the Wellington Province. No .currents, no backwash, no quicksands. No case of drowning ever known'on this beach. CHILDREN ABSOLUTELY' SAFE. Train Service greatly improved. Fares reduced to Is. Stl. Return any day in the year from Wellington. AN IDEAL HOLIDAY RESORT. Bathing, Fishing, and Shooting' in abundance. Splendid Native Bush on the Property. Iho L'ist Opportunity to secure first hand at a Very low price, a seaside section. . Every father should get one. It will mean health and hnppiiie;!: to .the family and afterwards a home to which he can retire. ■ v.. ■

The Cliniafe is except! mally mild. The Sanson for. flowers is always a month ahead of' Wellington. . Do Not Let This Opportunity Slip. These Sections must, increase in' value. One 'of these days 'there' may be a Ferry connection' with Pictpn in the South Island. There is fine deep water, and'.splendid shelter opposite the sections being sold. ' ' . Full Particulars and Plans from Auctioneer?, or ' ' MESSRS. J. H..RETHUNE AND CO., WELLINGTON. SALE FRIDAY SECOND, AT PALMER- ' ' STON'N. TO DAIRY FAR.MEKS AND SPECFLA- ■ ■' TORS. nnHE'umlprsignetl," favoured with iuJl structions from the executors in tho Estate of the late A. It. Winstone, will ssll by PUBLIC AUCTION, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6th, 1012, at 2.30 p.m., at CHAMBER.-'OP- COMMERCE, SWANSTON STREET, AUCKLAND, HAPPY VALLEY FARM, ; PAPARATA, wiihiii 35 miles of Auckland. ONE OF THE RICHEST. OF FARMS, OVER 1000 ACRES. THOROUGHLY DRAINED KAIIIKATEA SWAMP. FORMERLY KNOWN AS MANNING'S. WITH GREAT' KI'.PUTATIOiN AS L'A'.l y i'ENIiNG FARM. SUBDIVIDED INTO 15 FARMS, 50 TO . 200 ACRES EACH. CREAMERY TN CENTRE OF PROEERTT. EASY TERMS: 10 per cent, deposit, 10 per cent, within 3 months, balance 5 y«ars 5 per cent. Improvements) 13 per cent, within 12 months. On application, the undersigned will be pleased to take out by motor-car intending purchasers to view the properly. CUT PROPERTY. 10: i ACRES AT MOUNT ROSKILL, HEALTHY SUNNY SLOPES. IDEAL FOR SUBDIVISION. ADJOINING MR. G. WINSTONE'S MT. " ROSKILL FARM AND STAMFORD PARK. ■ LAND TRANSFER TITLE. The Auctioneers would call special attention to both Hie above properties, as no- J thinjf bettor has come before tho Auckland I I Public for-a long time, and the land is i to be sold under the hammer to close the j estate. For plans and full particulars please apply to the NEW ZEALAND f.OAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COY., LTD., Albert Street, and Branches. SALE OF RESIDENTIAL AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY. TOWN HALL, LEVIN. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1912. A BIUIIAM ANrTwiLLIAMS, LTD., ■A have received instructions from '.Mr. .l(n Me Lea vi'?, to sell by Public Auction: 11 SECTIONS of the famous Bartholomew Estate, comprisini; 78 acres of nwniticent land, divided inlo ureas of from I! to 15 acres, with frontages li> the-Biraeh Road and Mako Mnko Road. Levin. ■ . Also, 12 ACRES, subdivided into i Sections of -T acres each, fronting Qucenwood Road and Bartholomew Road. TERMS: Id per cent cash, 10 per cent. i:i wx month*.'lo per font, in 12 months. If] ivir com. in two years. Balance can iwn.iin for ■' yrars Irom date oi sale at ji r-e'r cfiit.. with rijrht >o pay .iff at nny Unio within that neriod. Pl,,ni-and all piirticulars oa application to the Auctioneers at Levin and all branches..