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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1390, 16 March 1912, Page 16

AUCTIONS. PRIVATE SALE OF 94 on. PAisTiscß , 94 WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS! FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! To FRIDAY, 22nd MARCH. THIS CHARMING COLLECTION has been specially selected by Mr Robt. A. Forbes, 'Australian Agent for tho STAFFORD GALLERY and the BROOK STREET ART GALLERY OF LONDON, and Sole Agents for PROFESSORS MARIO SPINETTI, V. LORJA K. RICCIARDI, I'IKTRO BARUCCI, SIGNORTRANCESCO COLEMAN, and other eminent Continental Artists, who are EACH REPRESENTED BY VALUABLE EXAMPLES in this fine CataBeautiful Pictures nro also Exhibited by P. J.ALDRIDGE, the popular member of the Dudley Gallon , . . FRED ELLIOTT, choico.Marine Subjects. FRED MORGAN, R. 0.1. CIIAS. DIXON, R.I. J. -REG. GOODMAN, exhibitor at Royal Academy, Royal Institute, Dudley Gallery, and Continental Galleries. A. Gillini, G. Bedford, Beryl Reid. B. 13. T. Ghee, W. H. Earp, Horace Kendall, Bompiani Battaglia, J. H. Glass, S.S.A., Luigi Maggiorani, ,T. W. Gozzard, H. Iv. Storie, S. M'lvor, H. Edwards, A. Haselgrove-, F. May, Harris Brett, Howard V alford, Gordon Coutts, A. de Corsi, And others. Since these Works of Art were shipped the Commonwealth Government has imposed such 'a. heavy import duty on pictures that Mr Forbes lias decided to clear the whole catalogue in New Zealand, and to this end prices have .been REDUCED t<, the.vert lowest limit. This is the LAST OPPORTUNITY to secure valuable Oil or Water Colours by eminent Artists at euch greatly reduced figures. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. ON VIEW DAILY from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. WILLIAM H. TURNBULL AND CO., 27 Panama Street. SATURDAY. 23rd MARCH, At 2 o'clock p.m. UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF LIVERY PLANT, LANDAU. DOGCARTS, EXPRESS. 8 HORSES, D. and S. SETS HARNESS, Etc., Etc. On account of J. J. Dykes, At his STABLES, THORNDON QUAY. AL. WILSON AND CO. have been • favoured with instructions from Mr. .T. J. Dykes, who is retiring from tho business, to sell at his Stable?, Thorndon Quay, close to Thorndon Railway Station, the whole of his Plant and Horses, including— ALMOST NEW LANDAU, in perfect 3 GOOD DOG-CARTS (2 Raleigh) EXPRESS CART, with Pole Shafts and ■8 HORSES? IN GOOD CONDITION LOT OF SUPERIOR DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS And a Lot of Other Useful Sundries. The whole of the above Plant is in good condition. Inspection can be made at any time up to hour of Sale. Our instructions from Mr. Dykes are emphatic-!* Sell ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Further particulars from A. L. Wilson and Co., Brandon Street, Wellington. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, At 2 o'clock., V OHAUITI TmSTATE -~ /VHAUITI HAUITI UISTATE' BAY OF PLENTY. ■ 90(10 ACRES ■ 9000 9000 ACRES . 0000' Subdivided into . . 82 FARMS 32 ■ '32 FARMS 32 Areas ' FROM. 76 TO IU7 ACRES. SOIL A DEEP LOAM. ; EXCEPTIONALLY WATERED BY ; CLEAR STREAMS. SUITABLE FOR DAIRYING, CROPPING, OR FATTENING. TNSTRUCTED by MESSRS SEVELI. JL AND ROWE, tho undersigned will sell by Public Auction at the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,-; ; Swanson Street, Auckland, THE WELL-KNOWN .OHAUITI ESTATE, situated only *i miles from Tauranga,. Tauranga, on the completion of theEasl Coast Railway, and with the new - wharl recently erected at deep water, is destined to become a large City.; gas and water sun. plies have lately been installed, and th< Town is progressing rapidly. Of the 32 Sections on OHAUITI manj are highly improved, the balance having various amounts of improvements, giving the purchaser a wide range to choose from The Estate is all easy, undulating coun-try,-a large portion being ploughable. Th< so'il is a deep'loam, veiy easily worked grows all English grasses, maize, oate, ant roots to perfection. Every section is beau tifully watored by creeks, and the climati is exceptionally mild. The ROADS through the Estate are being laid off, and tenders will be called foi formation as soon • as possible. REGULAR STOCK SALES are held ai Tauranga and To Puke, Waihi is an ex cellent market for Fats, and there is c proposal on foot to erect Freezing Work! at railhead, deep water, so that Settler! have evory opportunity of either acquir ing or disposing of stock. THE.SALE of OHAUITI is a rare op; portunity of acquiring a Farm of goot quality in a superb climate, adjacent t< a'flourishing port and handy to a rail way,\on. easy terms. TERMS for Homestead Block: 10 pel cent, cash, , 23 1-3 per cent, on Ist July balance '5 years at 5 per cent. Other Blocks, 10 por cent, cash, 15 pel cent on Ist July, balance 5 years at 5 pel cent. : Plans and partioulara from NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCAN TILE AGENCY CO., LTD. (all bronohes) W. H. M'GARRY AND CO., Darby Buildings, Queen St., Auckland. W. H. and A. M'GARRY. Eltham. Or T. MANDENO JACKSON. Auctioneer!, Customs St. East, Auckland. FARMS FOR SALE OR LEASE. f»AO ACRES, O.R.P. 15s. per acre, 32i OttO acres in grass, 50 acres felled, \ roomed house, woolshed and concrete dip ring fenced and subdivided. Road beini metalled right to section. Now enrryiu; COO, sheep, 70 head of cattle, 12 horses Price for goodwill, .£I9OO, cash bal ance on mortgage. LAWSON AND SWAIN, ■ Auctioneers. Te Awiimutu.

"THE SUNfIY NORTH"-CHOICE DAIRY, SHEEP AND FATTENING FARM. PA PER ACKE-700 ACRES, mostly first-class land, more or less in Eng- *•" glish grass, except small patches reserve native bush, sheep-proof fences, 10 subdivisions; is carrying the following stock: TOO fat sheep, 400 breeding owes, 25 four-year-old steers (beef), 60 two-year-old steers, nml 35 head of young stock, besides horses, could carry 80 head more cattle; good undulating country, mostly ploiighable; houso of 10 rooms, large shearing shed, etc.; handy to creamery and township; well adapted for cutting up into small dair,vfarms;, township and proposed railway station 1. mile from tho pioporty; railway formation is nt the property now. Roasonablo terms will be given. T\ A ¥TT\ TTiV LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, .DAY IP HAX, VULCANE LANK, AUCKLAND. TIP-TOP DAIRY FARM. TOO ACRES, Freehold, all flnt mid ploughublo when stumped; permanent water X/ilO (creek). Wintered 25 cattle, i draught , horses, 210 ewes, 50 hoggets, 40 per cent, lambs sold fnt off their mothers first week in December. 600 now on, also HO head cattle, and 2 horses. .The land is splendid deep loam, has grown 20 tons potatoes to tho acre; will carry GO dairy cows well. Situated 9 miles from Feilding, school 2 miles, creamery 11 miles, factory (running all winter) 3 miles. Good «a'.vn timber Whaie, with chimney, tank, etc.; f> paddocks. • PRICK, .632 iOs. per acre; .CIBOO cash. Apply, Fhnrp, tu FAIRBfjRN & SILK, WAiNGAiNUL