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AUCTIONS. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, 21.-t FEBRUARY, 1012, At 2 o'clock. In tlic Fruit llarkot. Allen Street. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE. NEARLY EVERY LINE UNRESERVED. HOUSEHOLD ANIT OFFICE FURNISno.l , COUNTERS AXD PARTITIONS. PARIS MODEL HATS, FUR SETS BANDEAUX. HAT-TRIMMINGS. FEATHERS, \NH FLOWERS. - • - BAKER'S. CART, POKY CART. HARNESS, SPRING DRAY VXD HORSE, COllt ROPE. TYPEWRITERS, FIREPROOF SAFE. CHEMISTS' GOODS AND. ESSENCES. TOWN-SEND AND PAUL, LTD., instructed by Insurance Adjuster.-, Trndu Assignees, and other Vendors, will soil at auction, as a hove, a LARGE and VARIED Catalogue of Good?, comprising— 29 LADIES' PARTS MODEL HATS (just landed, costing 3 to 5 guineas each) Camisole.:, bandeaux, 11 FUR SETS, wings, feathers, osprpys, sprays, flowers, band?, silver and tinsel' braid?, dress material, fancy hatpins BAKER'S CART. PONY CART, SPRING DRAY, HORSE, 3 sets harness?, G coils coir rope ACME FIREPROOFi SAFE, large counter, glass screen, office desk, 'stool, chairs, trucks, and partitions Quantity essences, proprietary- medicines, vats, and chemists' sundries, 5 cases of figs 6 TYPEWRITERS (Monarch, Remington, Smith-Premier, New Century), with modern improvements, quarto and brief sizes. There are numerous other lines to be offered, and everything included in the sale is worthy of inspection. Goods on view Tuesday afternoon and morning of sale. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, 21st FEBRUARY, 1912, At .1.30 p.m. AT OUR ROOMS, 2fi BRANDON STREET (Next to Kirkcaldie and Stains), WEEKLY SALE oFsUPERIOR HOUSE-' HOLD FURNISHINGS. ATTRACTIVE CATALOGUE OF ALMOST NEW AND MODERN FURNITURE. Alfo, MASSIVE UPRIGHT GRAND ENGLISH PIANO, in rosewood case, full iron frames with dqublo check action aud every possible improvement. ,1 L. WILSON AND CO. will hold -•■*.• their usual Weekly Sale as above, when they will offer n very attractive catalogue of Superior Furnishings, comprising the .part contents of three well-furnished houses. We call attention to tho-c furnishing that these Weekly Fnrniture Sales, held at our' Rooms EVERY WEDNESDAY, arc practically UNRESERVED, and buyers can attend with every confidence of obtaining what they want. A few more entries solicited. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. SALE OF BOATS AND MOTOR LAUNCH, ETC., TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY, 21ct FEBRUARY, 2 p.m. strnctious from Mr. C. Kevin to sell at tho Boatsheds, Horowhenua Lake, Levin, as above:— HITCHINGS, HAN'KINS, AND CO., LTD., have been favoured with in* Iho first-class Motor Launch "Lake Queen, "■ licensed to carry 24 passengers. This fine launch i's 24 feet by 7 feet, housed in, built of kauri, draught 13 inches, Zealandia Engine, 3-h.p., reversing gear, magneto ignition, lifebuoys, and dry batteries, electric light installed. 2 Pleasure Boats, clinker built of kauri, 16ft. x 4ft., and Hft. x 4ft., with rowlocks and sculls complete. 2 Maiden- Single Scull Outriggers, 24 i 18, sin.- aft, Gin. forward, 4ft. Sin. spread, clinker built of cedar, roller seats, and latest fittings in brass, complete with English sculls, 3ft. 6in. Quite new, never been used. 1 Square-ended Punt, lGft, i Tft. Also, Building.? on Skids, comprising workshop, •10 x 11, Refreshment Room, 10ft. x 16ft., Zealandia Range, 3ft.,. Water Tank, and Odd Building Timber.

NOTE.—This Sale affords a splendid opportunity to investors, and also to private families of acquiring a firskclass pUvnt on this historical lake, which is 2} miles in length and 1 mile in width, navigable all over, the coming Tourist Rosort, nothing to equal' Lake Horowhenua in the province of Wellington. SUBDIVISION OF THE ARAPATA ESTATE, WAITUNA WEST, , Comprising some 3550 ACI?ES Of Fine Rolling Country roaded and divided into 11 SECTIONS 11 11 SECTIONS 11 Ranging from 105 acres to 558 acres in area. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., in conjunction with GORTON -VND SON, LTD., are instructed bv ,T. R. M'LENNAN, ESQ., to sell bv "PUBLIC AUCTION on WEDNESDAY, Gth MARCH, 1912, At Messrs. GORTON AND SON'S Rooms, FEILDING, at 1 p.m. This splendid block of country is situated 15 miles from i'cilding and from 1 to 3 miles from School and Post OSce. It has been exceptionally well treated and has carried consistently 2] sheep to the acre all the year round besides COO head of cattle. A considerable quantity of the land has boon ploughed, every section is well watered and contains good shelter from the prevailing winds. It is exceptionally well adapted for mixed farming and the bulk of 'the country is good dairying land. TERMS: -Jill) per cent Cash. .CI per cent 011 27th March, 1912, when delivery will be given. A further payment o'f .£lO per cent will become duo on the Gth March, 1013, but purchasers can avoid this payment provided they can show that substantial improvements havn-boon made, to the satisfaction of the vendor. Balance due Bth March, 1919. Purchasers can pay off at any time. Interest on unpaid balance at £3 per cent per annum. Most liberal Reserves' have been created by Mr. M'Lennan on Sections 3 and i. 1. CREAMERY RESERVE, 1 acre. Arrangements have been made for the erection of a. Creamery as soon as I sufficient cows aro guaranteed. 2. WOOLSHED RESERVE, 2 acres. With largo up-to-date shearing ehed,' night pens for 800 sheep, fully equipped with shearing machines, wool press, etc., large concrete dip, foot dressing . shed, etc. 3. SCHOOL RERERVK, 1 acre. With building suitable for school thereon. No. 2 Reserve will be handed over to a Board of Control to be elected by the purchasers of the various sections, and No. 3 In the Education Board on completion of the sale of the whole of the property. For Plans niid'Full Particular? apply (o J. R. M'LENNAN, ESQ., Wuitjina West. BRIJ., OULLY and COOPER. Solicitors, Palmcrston North. Or at any of the Offices of the Auctioneers. Arrangements can bo made to see the properly by applying to ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Fcilding^