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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1612, 2 December 1912, Page 10

AUCTIONS. - UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE •At ' ME. ROBERT RANSFIELD'S HOMESTEAD, THREE JULES FROM MANAKAU RAILWAY STATION. ON WEDNESDAY, 11th DECEMBER, ..' ■' . 1912, at Noon. B ALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMIT- - ED, WELLINGTON, have received instructions from Mr. Robert Ransfield, who has leased his farm, to pell by. public aiiction/without reserve, the whole, ot •his stock,- implements, etc., comprising— SHEEPHOO 4, β-toqth to f.f.m. Romney ewes, with''loo per cent, lambs 150 p.b. Romney ewes, with 100 per cent, lambs 45 p.b. Romney ewe hoggets .800 m.s. lioggete • Gβ 2-footh to f.m. Romney rams CATTLE- ■ ' — 30 breeding cows . 20 'forward ooivs 60 mixed yearlings 30 2-year heifers . . \ ... 20.2-year steers 40 2 and 3-year heifers, r.w.b. HOKSESBrokeii: ' 4 draught.geldings, i and 5 years 2 draught mares, 4 and 5 years 2 spring carters, 4 years C hacks.and light harness horses, 4 . to 7 years i marcs with foals at 'foot 1 1 aged draught stallion Unbroken: - : ■ 1 3-year draught gelding C 2-year half draught ■'; 3 yearling do. IMPLEMENTS.-U ii.p. "Marshall" portable cngiiw in good order, 6 h.p. "Gnrnett" portable, engine, in good order, 4 "Wolseley"shearing machines and plants, 1 Gascoijfiie woolpress, 1 lieid and Gray plough (di.), 1 Oliver si. plough, 1 Oliver hillside plough, 1 disc plough, 2 sets disc harrows, 1 set 4-leaf tine harrows, 1 set 11coulter drill (Farmers' Favourite), 1 mower, 1 set. spring tooth harrows, 1 ni.h. reaper ami binder, 1 combine (Andrews and.Beaven), 1 wooden roller,. 2 block drays, 1 lorry, 1 soring trap, 1 gig, 2 sets blocks and chains, dray heading and gig, harness, saddles, etc., 2 incubators andbrooders, 1 set Avery scales, complete set harness, saddles, etc., 2 incubators and blacksmith's tools and forge, 20 sacks Cope barley, 28 sacks fowl wheat, 20.sacks oats, 3 sacks pollard, 3 sacks milling wheat, 70 Minorca fowls, 20 ducks, etc., etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. . IMPORTANT LAND SALE. ■ ' ACRES 575 'ACRES L.I.P. TABLELANDS SETTLEMENT, . ■'■■■■-...• MARYBOROUGH. ACCOUNT MESSRS. BROADBENT AND " CRUTCKSHANK. ON SATURDAY, 7th DECEMBER,, ; . At 2 p.m. Messrs; dalgety and c0.,1td., havo beeu instructed by Messrs. Brbadbent and Criiiekshank (lrho are dissolving partnership) to offer at their rooms, .Masterton, as above That Desirable Property of 675 acres L.l.P.. , Tablelands Settlement, being Section 4, Block.Xll. ■ The property carried we!l2i sheep to the acre, end has wintered during the present season 640 breeding ewes, 860 hoggets, 30 cattle, and 7 horses.- All in English grass, few-patches shelter bush. BUILDINGS-Four-roomed house with bath-room -find scullery, wool-shed, stable, and men's whare, telephone.' . 12 miles from Martinborougli, 25. miles from Masterton by pood road. ' Daily mail. 6 paddocks, all well watered. RENT: 3s. lid. per acre less 10 per cent. TERMS—£I2OO can remain at 5 per cent till September, 1916.. The auctioneers can with every confidence recommend the property. It is situated in one. of the best districts in the Wairarapa, excellent climate, and very healthy sheep country. To settle partnership accounts, a 'low reserve will be placed on the goodwill. Neither partners have any intention of buying in. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., . . Auctioneers. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. FOE SALE, a Pine Sheep Cattle Run, comprising in all .1550-acres freehold, 380 acres leasehold, 200 rich flats, 30 acres stumped and ploughed, and' under rape, balance limestone hills; wintering .2 sheep and 250 head of cattle. Buildings consist of a modern G-roomed hoiife, with every possible convenience, including hot and-cold water, drainage, etc.; telephone connected to the house, good woolshed, with holding pens for 550 shep, 4 machine stands,- shearers' whares,' Etables, etc. The property .has wintered as many as 4000 sheep, besides cattle, and the only, reason that this property is in the market is .that' the owner intends leaving the Dominion. Price, ,£ll per acre; terms, £5000 cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. For further' particulars, apply to ' Si GEORGE NATHAN, 113-115 Customhouse Quay (opp. Bank N.Z.), Wellington. ~ A GOOD PROPERTY, nnA ACRES, Freehold, 180 acres sp'.en/4l\f\f (Hilly grassed, balance in bush, easy hill country, and has been dairietl on up to 35 cows; 3 miles from cheese factory, ih miles from town, J mile from school, andtpost office, 13 miles from railway town,. all by good metal roads; 6 paddocks, S-roonwd totara house, outhouses, etc.; cowshed of i bails, shecpyards. Will winter' 2J ewes per acre. Good reasons for selling. Price .£l2 ss. per acre. .£3OO cash to good man, or might consider unencumbered town house, or good mortgage, as part payment, but must bo good value. Equity about £1000. Send for copy of our December Land Guide. J./ HARRIS" & SO^S, LAND. AGENTS, MARTON AND MARTON JUNCTION.FOE SALE OR EXCHANGE. . FIRST-CLASS SAWMILL. TAKE FARM •■ OR APPROVED TOWN PROPERTY. SAWMILL and First-class Bush, in full working order. Output sold at net cash price, which returns profit of .£125 to .£175 per month. Owner must sell, owing to break-down in health. He will take approved Dairy Farm or Town Pro-perty-ill Exchange. This is a first-class proposition for practical sawmiller. If you want it, write or wirn LEWIS AND. CO., LAND. AGENTS, WANGANUI. SALE OR EXCHANGE. OAA ACRES, L.1.P., Rent .£8 per nnA\J\J num, 8 miles-from town, good roods, school and factory easy distance. About 15 acres bush, balance good English grass-as. Will carry .35 cows and 200 sheep. Well fenced, 6 paddocks. Really well watered. Good 5-roomed dwelling, cowshed, trapshed, etc. Price, .£l2 per acre. Equity, .£950. Will sell with .£3OO cash, or take part cash and equity in approved town property. Must be cash value. CAMPBELL THOMSON AND CO., DANNEVIRKE. A CHARMING PROPERTY. ns) A ACRES, splendid Sheep Farm, in O/S V Kin£ Country, only 12 niilos from Railway Station, by good roads. Nearly all in grass, well fenced and watered; 2roomed house, yards, etc. Well basined and lies very well indeed to the. sun. good grass country, limestone formation, 0.R.P., at 155.; £7 per acre. Terms. We have personally inspected this place, and recommend it. as one of the cheapest I things in sheep properties. ; No. 1G59 ! LTD., FEILDING. "AN EXCEPTIONALLY PROFITABLE DAIRY FARM. 1 Art ACRES, Freehold, all rich, flat IVu- land of best quality, 8-roomed house, cowbails, etc. The farm returned ,£BOO last year. Handy, all conveniences. Price, £40 oore; easy terms. Selling through ill-health. Apnly DOMINION LAND AGENCT? W.QQDVXLLIJ,