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AUCTIONS. UNRESERVED SALE. ' WEDNESDAY, 21.-t FEU., 1912, at 2 p.m. Sharp. TO-DAY". WAIWETU. DAY'S HAY ROAD, lower jiutt. H ERNEST LEKiHTON has received • instructions from Mrs. Johnston to sell her well-bred stock of Leghorn Fowls and extensivo Poultry Plant:— 450 white Leghorns, 12 mouths old 200 while Leghorn pullets (starting to lay) 100 cockerels (white Leghorns) 700 yards wire netting 1 ideal Brooder and 100 ft. fittings 1 brooder house, GOft. long, new iron roof 1 horse 1 cart and harness 1 grit mill 10 egg crates (Dawson's) 1 350 Cypher Incubator and 1 120 Cypher Quantity of sundries and timber. NOTE.—Buyers of first-class poultry should attend above sale. The stock are bred from Padmau and Ledger heavylaying strains. Mrs. Johnston has spared no expense in building tip a first-class flock, and is only giving up poultry farming oxrins to ill-health. SALE OF BOATS AND MOTOR LAUNCH, ETC., TO-DAY. | WEDNESDAY, 21st FEBRUARY, 2 p.m. HITCHINGS, HANKINS, AND CO., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from Mr. C. Neviri to .soil at the Boatsheds, Horowhcnua Lake, Levin, as above:— The first-class Motor Launch "Lake Queen," licensed.to carry 24 passengers. This fine launch 'is "2V feet by 7 feet, housed in, built of ■ kauri, draught 13 inches, Zealnndia 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 14ft. x 4ft., with rowlocks and sculls complete. 2 Maiden Single Scull Outriggers, 24 x IS, Bin. aft, Gin. forward, 4ft. Sin. spread, clinker built of cedar, roller seats, and latest fittings in brass, complete with English sculls, Oft. 6in. Quite new, never been used. 1 Square-ended Punt, 16ft. x 7ft. Also, Buildings on Skids, comprising workshop, 40 x 14, Refreshment Room, 10ft. x 16ft., Zealandia Range, 3ft., Water Tank, and Odd Building Timber. NOTE.—This Sale affords a solendid opportunity to investors, and also to private families of acquiring a first-class plant on this historical lake,.which.is 2\ miles in length and 1 milo in width" navigable all over, the coming Tourist Resort, nothing to equal Lake Horowheuua in the province. of Wellington. THURSDAJY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1912, At 2 p.m. By order of the Mortgagee, under conduct of the Registrar at Wellington of the Supreme Court of New Zealand. MESSRS. ,T. H. BETHUNE AND CO. have received instructions to sell at their rooms, corner of Brandon and Featherston Streets, Wellington, on the above date— ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, being the Allotment numbered Seven (7) on a Subdivisional Plan of Section No. 152 on the Plan of the City of Wellington, having a frontage to- Ghuznee Street of Thirty Feet (30ft.) bv a uniform depth of Ninety ' Feet' (90ft.), -together with - the brick building erected thereon, known as "The Albemarle Privato Hotel." Applications to sell and estimate of value can be seen at the office of the Registrar at any convenient timo prior to the sale. For further particulars and conditions of sale, .apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; Or MESSRS. FINDLAY. DALZIELL & CO., Solicitors, Wellington. I TO DAIRY FARMERS. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. -J OAA ACRES, rich drained swamp JLiVI/U and downs land, two miles From Frankton Junction, two miles butter factory, 1J miles school, three niles Hamilton; splendid climate, mild winter; w.ell adapted for dairying. Ex:eptional conditions of sale. Pick of unsold portions allowed, providing .Block ' taken to back line, and in areas of not less than fifty acres; immediato possession, or any timo up to August, 1912, to >uit purchaser. Associations dealt with inder Government Land Financo Act.-

Price: £15 to .£2O per acre. Terms: 10 per cent, cash; 10 per cent, in 12 months; balance 5 years at 5 per cent. EWEN M'GREGOR (Late of Hnnterville), OHAUPO. Main Trunk Line. INTENDING PURCHASERS OF A PPLE GROWING LAND ■*■ Shonld not fail to inspect the "BRONTE ESTAT E," NELSON, 'Where 370 Acres of Splendid Orchard Land have already been sold for the purrposo of APPLE GROWING; 250 acres of which wore cultivated and planted last season. BLOCKS OF .12 ACRES and UPWARDS Are Now Selling at from .eS-PER ACRE-.CB On exceptionally Easy Terms. Five per cent. Deposit. The Land in this Estate is guaranteed to bo better and cheaper than anything else offering in the District Plan and full information from the agents, MILLER AND RUTTER, 35 PANAMA ST., WELLINGTON. 1300 ACI?ES ' Freehold, situated near Hastings, all very rich, alluvial land, well fenced and subdivided, with good dwelling, woolshed, yards, etc. This is all very rich land, and is suitable for cutting up into Fruit or Dairy Farms; is very handy to the town and Butter and Canning Factories. PRICE, ,£45 PER ACRE. TERJIS AS ARRANGED. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., NAPIER. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. nt\f\ ACRES of good bush land. 7 \l\J\f miles from rail, 50 acres felled, unencumbered, will Exchange for small Dairy Farm or good Town Property. Price. £i per acre. f)KA ACRES, good, well-grassed Dairy «/»Jvf Farm, all Hat, carry 75 cows and young stock; (i-roomed House, 8-bail cowshed, well subdivided, well watered by running streams, school and post oflico 1 mile, creamery 2 miles, good metal roads. Price, only .£lB per acre. Will Exchange for good Town Property, which must bo value; equitv .£2400. FOR SALE, A BARGAIN. 1 A<tlA ACKES of nat > undulating, and XVtlKf hilly land, good loam on papa. Title, 0.R.P.; 250 acres in grass. 2 paddocks, well watered; whare, yards, etc., and good orchard. Price, only i:2 per acre: .USOO cash, balance arranged. GILCHRIST AND KIDD, land and Estate Agents, PALMERSTON NORTH.