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AUCTIONS. mHE WELSBACR LIGHT COY.'S SALVAGED STOCK. / — THIS VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK, BURNERS, MANTLES, FITTINGS, , ■ ■ Plain and Fancy Globes, RADIATORS AND MANTLE FIEES, ■- ELECTRIC FILAMENT LAMPS ' (16, 25, 32, 50,' and 100 candle power), 1 will be sold at Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, TO-IiORROW, TUESDAY, 7th MAY, 1912, (and if necessary continued following day) at 11 o'clock forenoon. Goods on view Monday afternoon in our ■ premises (upstairs), ALLEN STREET. TOWNSEND AND PAUL, LIMITED, Auctioneers. SUBDIVISION OF KAMANO ESTATE. - WEDNESDAY, 22nd MAY, 1912. GORTON AND SON, LTD., in conjunction with N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AUKNCY CO., LTD., have received instructions from the trustee in the Estate of the late J. R. JOHNSTON- to sell- bv Public Auction, at GORTON AND SON'S ROOMS, at FEILDING, at 2 p.m.— LOT 1.-HOMESTEAD BLOCK, con- .. tainihg IST acres, subdivided into 8 paddocks, large' M-roomeJ dwelling, woolshed, concrete dip, sheop yards, large stable, cowshed, implement shed and stock yards. All level, 70 acres stumped and ploughed. LOT 2.—205 ACRES, 5 paddocks, numerous plantations, 110 acres stumped and ploughed, 60 of which are tile drained. LOT 3.-274 ACRES, 90 acres stumped ■ and ploughed, numerous plantations, 6 paddocks. TERMS. 10 per cent, on fall of hammer, 15-per cent. 2Gth June, IDI2, balance years at 5 per cent. . NOTE.—The above comprise three particularly choice, highly improved dairy ortfoittening farms. The soil is rich, warm and generous, growing excellent root and grain crops, and fattens bullocks in tho winter months. Each farm fronts the Kinibolto:i I'oad. Cheltenham dairy factory, school and post office are only threer|iiarters milo from thepropertv, and it is within !) miles of Fcildiiig. Full plans and particulars can bo had from any of the offices of 'the auctioneers. \. auction. Sale at feilding -■■'■•'■■■■ Of -VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY ..... . ...-. . On ■-, WEDNESDAY, ■ 29th MAY, 1912, . • . - -.:-. At 1 p.m. nriuE new Zealand loan and J.,. MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY,, LIMITED, in conjunction with DAI.GETY 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 Horso Emporium,' 2- farma :..;...- comprising : - >-- ;,."-...370 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND. . AND ■?" 310 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND

; ■-'--• AT COLYTON, -' " ■ •:ij; MILES PROM FEILDING. "':"' '"' 'School within one mile. ■ : '-Cream -cart passes the door daily. -'"Up-to-date' (lwelliiig, with necessary outbuildings,."ineluding woolshd, ou each farm. Telephone laid on to each house. Land.is undulating to flat, three parts ploughable, rich dark loam, with strong clay subsoil, suitable for dairying , , fattening, or cropping. Intending .-. purchasers can inspect the properties at any time by arranging with .the' Auctioneers. . ' TKRMS: 10 per cent, on fall of the hammer. !i p«r cent, in six months. 10 :per cent, in twelve months from date of sale. : ■.■.'•■ : Possession in one month. PLANS and full particulars may be obtained from the Auctioneers on application::. •■■.'■''...'.' DAIRY FARMS-EASY TERMS. MESSES. COOPER ANDMANNING, in conjunction with MESSES. EOCHE AND M'GREGOR, have received instructions from EWEN .M'GREGOR, Esq.,to sell by Public Auction, in the KING'S THEATRE, HAMILTON, On THURSDAY, 30th MAY, at 11 a.m., His well-known R U.K-U HI A .. ESTATE . It UK U H I A KS T A T E —-—--- -of ■■• 2338 ACps, 2338 '18 SUITABLE DAIRY FARMS 18 '■,"■"''. . ' ■ Ranging from ' 80 ACRES TO 200 ACRES. - . EASY TERMS: 1C per cent, on fall of hammer. . 10 per cent, in 12 months, or improve- ,. incuts to the value of 15 per cent. Balance can remain for f> years at 5 per cent, from date of sale. For plans and particulars, apply to JAMES MACINTOSH AND CO., • ■'■■• Wellington, MESSRS. EOCHE AND M'GREGOR, Or the Auctioneers, COOPER AND MANNING, AUCTIONEERS, HAMILTON.

(P ILLIES AND NALDER have received instructions from Jfr. J.- I\. Prove to sell by public auction at Hawera on FRIDAY, May 17th, li) 12, without reserve, 400 exceptionally choice Jersey and Holstein cro.«s heifers in calf, in lots. These cattle have been carefully selected from tho boit dairy herds in Taramiki, and they are in calf to Jersey and Holstein bulls. A great chance of securing high-class dairy stock. GIiAZING MAY BE AKRANGED. . THE PICK OF THE NORTH. Q(\f\ ACRES, Bay of Islands, within 11 Ovv/ miles from school, iicst office, etc.; about 120 acres in grn-.?, 500 acres heavy bush, with lots of valuable Pnriri; balance open fern laud; about 1)00 acres of the btish'lnnd is rich alluvial river flats, mo.«t suitable for dairying, and could easily be made to carry 100 milking cows; residence of six rooms. Price, -03 10s. per acre; half cash; balance live per cent. ' rB2B q/\A ACRES, North Auckland, within O\)\J '10 minutes of railway station, about B0 acres in grass, divided into eight paddocks; balance still good standing bush; residence of seven rooms, cowshed, dairy; trapshed, etc. Price, £6 per aero. Easy terms. . FBl2 -I ACRES, North Auckland, half J-Ottniilo from butter laclury, store, pust office, and two miles from railway station, saleyards, ete.; ](i 0 acres dry, rich, alluvial river flats, all in grass, subdivided into 14 paddocks, with new 6oven-wire fences, iron gates; about one mile of river frontage. Tho buildings consist of cottage of two rooms and outhouses and milking shed (corrugated iron), JO by 11; separate shed, 40 hy 1C Price, only £K 10s. per acre; worth double. 1793 m ACRES, North Auckland, within five miles from railway station; practically ring fenced, and subdivided into eight paddocks; 300 acres grnss, six acres in crop, balauce native bush; homestead of nine rooms, bath, storeroom, large shearing shed, also dairy, Imggy shtd, eliflh" house, pic. Price, Mi ss. per uci'pj C 757 • MAKE KNOWN YOUR. WANTS. WENZL SCHOLLUM, Next Toivn C'ock. QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Telegraphic Address: "Scholium,"Auckland,