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AUCTIONS. >v HORSE SALE. HORSE SALE. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LIMITED, have been instructed by MESSRS. W. J. and A. F. DOUGLAS, To Mnhangn,, to offer their ... ANNUAL'-DRAFT "OF THOROUGHBREDS At MESSRS. ■ WILLIAMS- A KETTLE'S SALEYARDS, HASTINGS, On THURSDAY, MAT 2nd (Morning of Second Day of H.B. J.C. races), ~ . . At. 10 a.m. sharp, The Entry will comprise— 6 yearling geldings, by ban J; ran (from-Maid-of Afitolat, Mongo- • ""' 'nui, Glister, Basilisk, Waiau, The Brook). 2 yearling fillies, by San Fran (from Cnrnelinn, Fairy Geld) ' Also- .. 2 2-year geldings, bv San Fran (from ■ Waiau, Basilisk) : . Also a gelding, Ivarakaturua, 7 years, by Torpedo—Secret E L 11. KITTO. F. M. WALLACE, Manager. , . Auctioneer. HORSE SALE, HASTINGS. AT THE KARAMU ROAD YARDS, ■•• FRIDAY, MAY 3rd, 1912. At 10 a.m. sharp. LUNDON, STEWART AND CO., LTD., will sell-"... ... ...250 HORSES 250 Comprising Draughts, Spring Carters, Hacks, and Harness Horses (broken and unbroken). On account of MaTaekakaho Station— 80 to 100 brood mares, hacks, cobs, ponies, and mares and foals (broken and unbroken). The above will be offered at l.So.6harp. 'On account of J. A. Macfarlane, -Esq., Ben Lomond— 12 2 and 3-year-old broken and unbroken ponies, by Comet and Mercury. On account of O. Nelson, Esq.— 6 broken and unbroken thoroughbreds and draughts. EARLY ENTRIES SOLICITED." H. N. STEWART, Auctioneer. HORSE SALE. WAIPOUA (MASTERTON) SALE YARDS. SATURDAY, 4th MAY, 1912. At 1 p.m. James' macintosh and, co. win hold a Horse Sale.in their Waipoua Yards on above date and time. On account RICHARD TILSON, Esq.Broivn gelding, "Cocaine," Cyrs., by . Lethe, dam Werona. Entered in •■" volume iof N.Z. Stud Book. This '. horse was hunted last year, and ■proved successful. - Bay gelding,. ''Neurotic," 6yrs., by Lethe, daiii Matiti, by Prince Cole— Mefehu. This horse is J-brother to ' ' ".; Bay filly, 4yrs., by Lethe, dam Matiti. . .'.This.mare.is full-sister to Neurotic. ; Btowu'gelding.' 4jts., by Lethe, dam Weronn. Entered in vol. i, N.Z. Stud :Book. Black filly, 2yrs., full-sister to Nos. 1 ahd'l. .' Chestnut filly yearling, by Boris, dam —Sir Lethe s dam. Brown gelding, lyr., full-brother to No. 6, by Boris's dam The Marvel, by - Lethe—Noisette. Entered in volume . i N.Z. Stud Book. ' ■ Bay gelding, 3yrs., by Saracen—Matiti. The first three lots are broken to saddle, have nem , been in training. The whole lot have, splendid bone, no blemishes, and plenty of' substance. . ..J-Dranght Gelding, by Laird of Scar- ■ nish, flyrs; off 3 Draught Geldings by Laird of Scarnisb, 2>ts. off ■ Draught Filly by Laird of Scarnish, 2yrs. off On account H. T. HUME, Esq., ex Aohanga Station— 20 3 and lyr. unbroken hacks and harness horses. . These horses are hill bred, and are for absolute sale.

IMPORTANT SALE OF .DAIRY -LAND -j /\ FINE FARMS at PAHIATUA. 1 n MESSRS. HITCIIINGS. HANKINS, AND CO.. LIMITED, of Levin, in conjunction with Messrs. G. A. Preece antl Co., of Palmorston North, have received instructions to Sell on SATURDAY, the 4th MAY, at 12 o'clock ucod. TOWN HALL, PAHIATUAiy£A ACRES of First-class Dairr- ■ I O\) ing Land, which is subdivided into 10 Dairy Farms, varying, in acreage from, 63 to S3 Acres, situate about 11 miles from the Hnkanui Railway Station and Creain- . . ,ery. This' excellent land has frontages to the Hukanui-Pabiatua and PahiatuaEketnhuna Roads, with a road connecting these i«ads. The land is all in srais, and tho boundaries are all fenced, and in some cases subdivisional fences will not be required. Oα Lot 3 (containing about.SO ■ ncres) there, is a vory substantial Dwelling, and all necessary outbuildings, which is at the present time in the occupation of Mr. G. Ranby. TERMS of SALE: 15 per cent on fall of hammer, 10 per cent, in 12 months from date of Sale, balance can remain for 5 years, with interest at S per cent, all through. TITLE: LAND TRANSFER. In the event of the VFiNDOR surviving the term of 5 yrars, further renewals on advantageous terms may be arranged, ns the income only from the purchase moneys will be required for a further term. NOTE.—This' ?ale affords Dairy Farmers with small Cnpitai for investment an excellent opportunity of securing first-class Dairy Land on vet-.- much easier terms than is usual. Remember, the date of SnIe—SATURDAY, 4th May, Town Hall, Pahiat'ua. For 'further particulars, plans, and arrangements to view the land, apply MESSRS. G. A. PREECE AND CO.. FALMERSTON N., ' Or, MESSRS. HANKIXS AND LOCKHART FIT7.IIERBERT, Solicitors, .Palmcrston North. Or to the ' AUCTIONEERS, Levin. AUCTION SALE AT FEILDING Of VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY On WEDNESDAY, 29th MAY, 1912, At 1 p.m. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, in conjunction with DALGETY AND CO., LTD., and GORTON AND SON, LTD., have been favoured with instructions from MESSRS. ARTHUR AND HERBERT SMITH, COLYTON, to offer by Public Auction, at Gorton and Son's Horse Emporium, 2 farma comprising 870 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND, ■ 316 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND. AT COLYTON, 11 MILES FROM FEILDING. School within one mile. Cream cart passes the door daily. Tjp-to-dato dwelling, with necessary outbuildings, including woolshed, ou each farm. Telephone laid on to each house. Land is undulating to flat, three parts plonghable, rich dark loam, with strong clay subsoil, suitable for dairying, fattening, or cropping. Intending purchasers can inspect tht properties at any time by arranging with the Auctioneers. UT.HMS: 10 per cent, on full of the hummer. T) ptr cciil. in *ix ijiuii;lh. 10 nor cent, in twelve mouths from ilato of sale. Possession in one month. PLANS and full particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneers on tion.