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AUCTIONS. : ' • THIS BAY, MONDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, 1912, At 11 a.m. AT THE TELEGRAPH STORES, PIPITEA POINT. • Under Instructions from the Telegrapl ■ Department. SALE OF< OUANTITY OJf SCRAP CO]' PER, LEAD. ZINC, AMD A LARGI LOT 1 OF SUNDRIES AND TELE PHONES. A L. WILSON AND CO. lmve receiv ed instructions to sell at the Tele graph Stores, as aboveSteam engine, lead cable, insulated wire old coppcr wire. Old aerial cable, tcrap brass, lead seals zinc scrap. •• f FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT .CATTLE SALE. BUSHY PARK STUD HEREFORDS, - JC.Vr IWI, WANGANUI, - NEW ZEALAND, mHIS FINE HERD was' founded upon JL - - Jlr, Jnine.s Stuckey's renowned TB RANGITUMAU HERD, It has oveh been still further improved from time to time by" importations 1 from the best strains of Great Britain. Its" present owner, MR. FRANK MOORE, can confidently claim that it .is. unrivalled in the Australasian Colonies for EYEX N ESS OF TYPE, CONSTITUTION. EARLY MATURITY, and GRAND RICH DARK COLOUR. The whole of these FAMOUS CATTLE are to be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION in APRIL, 1913, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. The Sale is a Genuine Clearing one, and is NOT merely a reduction for culling purposes: ■ The BUSHY PARK HERD includes, approximately— 101 COWS now in calf, and which will ■be again in calf. From these are expected about forty-five Heifer . -.Calves this season. . 29 HEIFERS, now rising tiro-years-old. They will be in calf at time of sale. 23 HEIFERS, now rising yearlings. 5 COWS; old,, in calf. Theso latter are the only OLD cows in the lot. The' foregoing constitute an aggregate of ' 203 FEMALE STUD HEREFORD CATTLE. To this total must be added a LARGE NUMBER OF STUD BULLS of different ages. The majority f of these will be rising two yours at time of sale. .These MAGNIFICENT CATTLE aro practieallv all eligible for entry in the ENGLISH HERD BOOK, and tlicy will bo in splendid condition when sold. The Sale of the BUSHY ,I'ARK STUD HEREFORDS is a unique opportunity for New Zealand breeders to improve their Herds, or for Australian and' South American buyers to introduce a new strain of blood. ' • ' "In the conduct of the-Sale there will act in conjunction— MURRAY, ROBERTS. AND CO., Ltd., FREEMAN R..JACKSON AND CO.; • WILLIAMS-AND KETTLE, Ltd., Auctioneers. Cablegrams of inquiry can be addressed: ' "Pinfire," Wellington, New Zealand. IMPORTANT .SALE ... Of FREEHOLD DAIRY AND FRUIT FARM LANDS, ; NEAR PORIRUA. KNOWN. AS- "GLENBROOK ESTATE." MESSRS. JAMES~MACII\ 7 TOSII AND ITA COMPANY have received instructions from Wm. Georgetti, Esq., to cell by Public Auction in the Chamber of Commerce, Wellington, on THURSDAY, 22th September, 1912, at 2 p.m.— ALL THAT Freehold property situate In the Porirua District, containing 271 acres (more or less), being part of Sections 23, 27, and 32, 'I'akapu District, which land has been subdivided into FOURTEEN allotnieuts, having areas varying ■ frflm three acres to. eighty-live t acres. , 'The land ;is situated 1} miles from Porirua, and is admirably suited for Dairy .and Fruit Farming. It is well watered, is undulating, and of first-class quality, and is approached by a good metalled road. Exceptionally easy terms will be offered, namely— • £10 - per cent. Deposit at Sale, and the balance of purchase money to Temain until July, 1917, with interest .at -CSJ per cent, payable quarterly. Lithograph plans and full particulars as to terms n,nd conditions of sale can be sbtained from ; SIR KENNETH DOUGLAS, Solicitor, 31 Hunter Street, Wellington, Or JAMES .MACINTOSH AND COMPANY, The Auctioneers, 113-115 Customhouse Quay. Wellington. And 105 Queen Street, Masterton. MASTERTON UNENCUMBERED PROPERTIES FOR PRIVATE DISPOSAL. THE well-known, substantially-built residence of the late A. W. Renall, containing eight large _ lofty rooms, and spacious halls and landings, usual offices; drainage, high-pressure witer, gas, etc. Detached wash-house, work-shop, buggyshed, loose box, etc. With 3 to 4£ acre." of lawn, orchard, garden, trees, and shrubs. Fine trout stream running through t.lio property. Two minutes from General Post Office. Suitable for business man. retired gentleman, or town residence for sheepfarmer desiring educational facilities for his family. , Will sell on especially accommodating terms; or would consider satisfactory lease, or exchange for dairy form. ALSO BOROUGH SECTIONS, from J to 10 (or more) acres, for disposal on accommodating terms. Prospective buyers or lessees are requested to communicate direct with Owner, care of WALTER NOPS, Island Bay, Wellington, Or to Messrs., Gawith aud Logan. Solicitors, Masterton. A BARGAIN IN LEASEHOLDS. RICH COUNTRY FOR A POOR MAN. prQ>-| ACRES Native Lease, up thejlain Orjy Trunk Line; 50 years, from July Ist, 1911. Rental, 2s. per acre for first 25 years, Is. per acre for second 25 years. All open fern and tutu country, 1 all ploughable and lying well to the sun. Excellent clover soil. Creamery about 1 mile from property, Price, .£2 per acre. .£512 cash. Balance in 3 years at 5 p 4 er cent. A chance to make money. With two rears' improving, a buyer can make .£3 or per acre' on this. For further particulars.apply, to S. H. KNIGHT, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, HASTINGS. CHEAP. NOTHING BETTER OFFERING. rjoq ACRES, 0.R.P., at 1 per acre, O/vO . 1) miles from station on Strat-ford-Ongarue Line, 180 in grass, balance hush, 50 acres ploughable in front. Price £1375; .£75 cash to good man, irrjn ACRES, Freehold, all level, nicely Jlv watered, 8 miles Te Kuiti, 1,10 felled, ready to burn, balance bush. Price jnly ..£2 17s. Qd. per acre. .£IOO cash. Apply sharp lo ' J. HARRIS & SONS, LAND AGENTS, JIARTON AND MARTON JUNCTION. HIGHLAND PARK ESTATE. 320 SPLENDID BUILDING SITES. rHIS WELL-KNOWN PROPERTY is no iv being oft'ored for Sale, at prieen jlaced upon the Suctions by two ivelktnowu Local Land Agents. FILL PARTICULARS, Plans, frioM, itc., on application to THE SECRETARY, Trustees Hon. W. B. Rhodes's Estate, No. 8 Johnston Street, Wellington,