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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1754, 20 May 1913, Page 12

IMPORTANT SALE OF PEDIGREED STUD BOOK DRAUGHT HORSES, AT'DOMINION HORSE BAZAAR, HAWERA. On SATURDAY, 24th MAY, at 12.30 p.m. riILLIES AND NALDER have received ■vT instructions from F. A.- Bremer, Esq., to sell as above tho whole of his "famous Armadale Stud, WITHOUT RESERVE, Consisting of 30 lots, broou mares, stal- ■ - 'lions, yearlings, and 2-year-olds; The Auctioneers beg to draw special attention to the above genuine dispersal sale. The Stud has been established for 34 years, and nearly all the stock to be offered are cither nrize-takers or descended from prize-takers. Catalogues on application. After the sale of Mr. Bremer's Stud, the Auctioneers will offer a well-selected entry of Draught Horses (workers), and also well-bred Mares and Fillies. WAIKATO. WAIKATO. LAND FOR SALE. GIGANTIC SALE OF .WAIKATO LAND, ,By Public Auction, On FRIDAY, JUNE 6th (Winter Show Week). nn SECTIONS. 00. SECTIONS. SUBURB BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, FROM ONE TO FIVE ACRES... . Within two "miles of Hamilton and "Frankton .Junction, and only three minutes' walk to Golf Links. Easy terms. Sections at Frankton Junction. Also good FARMS of 100 ACRES to 500 ACRES. - • ' . Full particulars on application to . H. S. OWEN, LAND AND ESTATE' AGENT. WARD STREET, HAMILTON. EXCELLENT SHEEP RUN FOR SALE. |POrxA ACRES, L.T. Ti.tle, 19 miles OOlf J from railway station, by good formed dray joad. All the land is of the very best quality grazing country., all been heavy bush, on papa formation: 500 acres ploughable, when stumped. All in grass except about 200 acres reserves. Well fenced and subdivided. Usual homestead buildings, w-colslied, yards, dip, etc. Well suited for subdivision, having frontages to two- roads. Will winter 3 sheep to the acre, besides cattle. ,£lO ss. per acre. A. H. ATKINSON AND CO., LTD., F .GILDING. MAIN TRUNK LINE. - FOR SALE. fJOfifb ACRES, L.T. Title, all in grass j ""y" been heavy bush on papa formation; well suited for subdivision; usual homestead buildings, woolshed with machines, dip, yards, etc., well watered; telephone to homestead; carrying 16,000 sheep, 670 bullocks. Price .£lO ss. per acre; stock at valuation, easy terms. Full particulars obtainable from the Agents— WILLIAMS, HUNT AND CO., Johnston Street, WELLINGTON. AN INVESTMENT THAT "APPEALS." 11 A.d ACRES, rich heavy dairying JLJ-TtO land; situation, Wairarapa; close to school; ideal climate and perfect roads j, new modern cheese factory erected on the property. Milking sheds—machines installed—and piggeries built on most up-" to-date lines. Large family- resilience, stable, and all necessary outbuildings, in addition to which there are two other residences. The lsnd is of the highest quality, equal to the best of Taranaki and Manawatu, and will grow crops of any description to tho greatest perfection. Admirably suitable for cutting up into smaller areas. Portion of purchase money can remain at 45 per cent. Owner's reason, for selling will satisfy any reasonable person. Price and full particulars on application to ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, \ LTD., MASTERTON, or BRANCHES. UPPER HUTT, EASY PRICES! EASY TERMS! EASY PRICES! EASY TERMS! WITHIN SUBURBAN RAILWAY AREA. 55 ACRII: .55 Sections from quarter-acre upwards. Suitable for Pleasure or Profit. SUNSHINE, ELEVATION SCENERY. H. C. GIBBONS, MAIN ROAD, UPPER HUTT, Or 180 Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON. OAIRY FARMS. TAWA FLAT. S GEORGE NATHAN has received in- • structions to Sell, privately, Four Small Dairy Farms, area 54 acres up to 105 acres. Prices range from J2lO 10s. per acre to .£35. This is a rare chance to secure a good farm in close proximity of the City, on exceptionally easy terms, being 15 per cent, deposit, 10 per cent. ■ in 9 months, 10 per cent, in 18 months, balance to remain on mortgage. Early applications necessary. Apply G. GEORGE NATHAN, ' AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, 113-115 Customhouse Quay, WELLINGTON. ' m ACRES leasehold, rent 15s. per acre, with E.P. at .£ls per acre; lease has about 15 months to run, at-end of whicii time .£3OO of purchase money must be paid, .£20!) in 1917, and the balance in 1921. The farm is divided into G paddocks, well watered, all in grass except G acres in crop; 1-roomed house, outhouse, a-bail cowshed, pig-styes, and other sheds. All undulating and ploughable. Creamery and I'ost Office adjoin- , ing, School opposite, Railway Station 4 miles. Goodwill ,£2OO, or will sell as a going concern for ilffiiO, including tho following stock, viz., 40 cows, 1 bull, 1 mare, 2 foals, 1 milk cart and harness, 1 trap and harness, 9 milk cans, 4 buckets and strainer, 20 cow covers, 1 haystack, 2 ploughs, 17 fowls, crowbars, timber jacks, etc. Apply sharp, J. HARRIS AND SONS, MARTON AND. MARTON JUNCTION.,