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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1482, 3 July 1912, Page 12

AUCTIONS. THURSDAY, 4th JULI', 1912, At 11 a.m. AT OUR ROOMS, 20 BRANDON ST. 14 ' CASES 14 (Three invoices, ex R.M.S. Rotoruaj Of SUPERIOR ENGLISH ENAMELWARE. Pull particulars later, A. L. WiLSON, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, JULY sth, At 10.30 ami. EXTENSIVE CLEARING SALE OF A LARGE LIVERY STABLE, PLANT, Carriage horses, harness, ETC., ETC. WITHOUT reserve. AT' LYONS'S LIVERY STABLES, ABEL SMITH ST., Wellington. Under Instructions from the Mortgagee in the Estate of Messrs. T. P. Lyons and Co. OA CARRIAGE HORSES, broken to is; /vU and d. harness ly HANDSOME LANDAUS, by crack I London makers (T DOCTORS' GIGS, with rubber tyros t) A LARGE DRAGS, to carry from M to -1 to 30 A GOOD VANS, bv Rou;c and Hur--4 re! I ' Q SUPERIOR HANSOM QABS, by Moore, Svdnev EXPRESSES, BUGGIES, etc., etc. 24 SETS OF S. AND D. HARNESS Leading reins, haines, collars, saddles, \rhips, rugs, polo shafts, breeching, wheels, lamps,, livery coats, knee rugs, saddle girths, mouth bits, etc., etc. A "L. WILSON AND CO. have, rc- • ceived instructions to sell as above, The. \vliolc of. Messrs.. T. P. Lyons and 1 C'o.'s extensive Livery Plant, Horses, ctc. This is a most important sale. Special attention is drawn to the LANDAU -CABS, which are a really first-class lot, and represent large monev. The sale is ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, riiid fuller, details may be had from the Auctioneers. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. • -IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE ' At WAIROA, HAWKK'S BAY. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., Wairon, have been instructed by Mr. W. C. Symes, who is leaving the district, to sell by Auction, in the Jubilee Hall, Wairoa, H. 8.. at 2 p.m., on tho 13tK day of July, 1912, his Pilianui Property, comprising 5425 ACRES, Freehold. The property is situated 25 miles from Wairoa by a good road. About 1500 acres in grass, 1000 acres in bush, and tho balance in fern and scrub. The buildings, comprising a new 7-roomed house, all necessary outbuildings, and new woolshed. are in good order. The property when all improved will winter fiOOO sheep and 200 head of cattle. The Harbour Works at Wairoa are under'course of constructio'j. and Freezing Works will be established as soon as the works are completed, which 'Will'be within two -years.' "Terms: 20 per cent, cash immediately on fall of hammer, balance on delivery first day of August, 1912. Stock, plant, and furniture, except personal eft'ets, to be taken at valuation. Full particulars may be had from the Auctioneers, or at any of their New Zealand Branches. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, ■AUCTIONEERS.. .' F RIDAY, JULY 19) , ' AT 11 O'CLOCK. JDEAL JQAIRYING AND QROP- : PING JjURMS, jgUCKLAND. cnE '- DIVIDED INTO ' 3- F arms-3 AREA FROM 74 A cbes to 102 AcnESHOUSE OF 'S ROOMS AND ■ OUTBUILDINGS. T jfy£ ANI:)J,:NO JACKSON, Instructed by P. J. FANNING, Esq. (who is giving up farming), will Sell at their Mart, Customs Street E., Auckland, on the above date — Three first-class farms, situiited in the famous I'UKEKOHE District, suitable for either dairying or cropping. The land is rich, strong loam, all pioughable, and well watered. ' LOT 1 consists of 102 Acres, fenced into seven paddocks, all in grass, except 0 acres turnips, and G acres which want ploughing; 40 acres RICHEST PLATS, balance level' land, with ex- •*" ception of about 5 acres, well watered by creek runnine through centre; cowshed of 10 hails, fitted with up-to-date milking plant, which can be taken over if desired. LOT 2—Homestead Block, 85 acres, fenced into sis paddocks, all in grass; 35 acres rich Hats, balance level, with tho exception of seven acres; all "pioughable. HOUSE of eight rooms, stable, grainshed, outhouse, etc. MAGNIFICENT VIEWS. LOT 3—74 Acres, fenced iuto five paddocks, all in grass; 50 acres tlats, balance ploughed nnd laid down in new grass. VERY ITNI'I FLATS. The above is a rare opportunity to acquire a FIRST-CLASS FARM in the best District in the Auckland Province, only 3.1 miles from .Auckland, one to otic and a half miles by metalled road from Buckland Station, creamcry, school, store, and post office, aud only one and a half, miles from tho nourishing l'ukekohe township. Fullest particulars on application. IMPORTANT SALE OF CHOICE DAIRY / FARMS, AT THE TOAVN HALL, MANAKAU, WEDNESDAY, 31st. JULY, 1912, At 1 p.m. Abraham and Williams, ltd., have received instructions from Dugald Thompson, Esq., to offer by l'ublio Auction, as above— His well-known property at Manakau, consisting of 280 acres of magnificent rich dairying land, subdivided into 8 Sections, ranging in area from 10 to 80 Acrcs; also a few otie-acro Sections adjoining tho Cheese and Butter Factories and fronting the Main Road. The above property is one of the best on tho Coast, the soil being of exceptional finality, well grassed and watered, adjoining Butter and Cheese Factories, and the Railway, Station is within a quarter of a milo. The property has wintered 18G cows nnd 200 sheep, besides horses, which fact speaks well for its carrying capacity. TERMS: 10 per cent, on day of sale. 10 per cent. 31st August, 1912, ulien pos-sossion will be given. 10 per cent. Ist October, 1913. Balance for 5 years at 5 percent. Also, on the same day— On account of C. Killein, Esq., 10G acres adjoining the above property, and being part of Hie same blcck, with dwellinghouse and cowshed erected thereon. This is a particularly nice farm, and the buyers can iret possession on the 31-t Augii.U. TERMS: Same, a? above. PLANS are now being prepared. For further particulars apply 10. tho AUCTIONEERS. FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES SEE PAGE 11