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AUCTIONS. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE. PEDIGREE .IiITsEY CATTLE. To be held by D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., Danuevirke, on account of J. .UY-K, VEALE, Esq. (who is giving up dairying), at TRETHELLA FARM, WOODVILLE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2nd, At 11.30 a.m. All the cattlo to be offered are either registered or --are eligible for registration in tho New Zealand Jersey Herd Book. •26 pedigree cows and heifers 7 pedigree Jersey bulls n 21 high-grade cows, by "Monotone," and '■'i.rethella s Magnet"; all served by pedigreo bulls , , , ' , 12 high-grade heifers, depastured with "Twylish'a Bonny Lad and sired by 'Trethella's Magnet" 1 young heifers, mostly by Blacksmith" .. , 1 high-grade bull, by Trothella s Wild Cherry" , . ~ Catalogues, giving pedigrees and lull details of above cattle, can be obtained from the Auctioneers. . PIGS—SO to 40 pedigree Berkshire and Grade Pjgs will also bo offered (without reserve). Also, Implements and Sundries. PROPERTY JOR SALE. Mr. J. Burt Veale's "Trethella" Stud Farm is on the market for Private Sale. AREA 95 ACRES Freehold; every paddock well watered; forty acres ploughed; 12 acres ready for ploughing; buildings ot every description, including 6-roomed dwelling in splendid order; three factories within 14 miles; 1 mile trom Woodvillo Railway Station. As property is absolutely unencumbered, Mr. vealo w prepared to make especially easy terms. Possession: August, 1913. Mr. Veale .is prepared to give m with, the property implements and machinery, costing over ,£250. Full particulars can be obtained from enr offices at Dtinnevirke, Woodville, Pahiatua, Mosterton, and Palmerston North. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., Dannevirke, Land Salesmen and Auctioneers. PROVERB. rE Proof of the Pudding is in the eating. The Proof of the Land is in its production. APPLES. APPLES. APPLES. APPLES.. APPLES. APPLES. As shown in Brice's Window, 226 a Lambton Quay, are the products of Moutere Lands. j Go and see, and then come and see us. J. T. HORN, LTD., 12 and 14 PANAMA STREET, WELXINGTON. 'Phones, 2173, 3830. CHOICE DAIRY FARMS. AS GOING CONCERNS. . OOA 'ACRES, Wairarapa district, all in iVOl) grasA, undulating, and flat land, subdivided into 10 paddocks, well watered by permanent streams, good 5-roomed house, all necessary farm buildings. Will easily carry 75 cows. Lease haa 4i years to run at 12s. per acre; compulsory purchasing clause at .£l2 10s. acre. Situated one mile from station, and H miles J™® factory. Price for goodwill, only .£IOSO cash, including 60 picked cows, spring calvers, 2 horses, milk cart, harness, hay mower, bull,' weaners, ' cans, etc. Newmilking machines can be taken over at cost. This offers a grand opportunity to a dairy farmer to step right in and meke inonev from the jump. ..... Tt t> A If ACRES, Mannwutu district, L.1.P.; 4:1 laud is well watered, all in grass but 18 acres in crop; sub-divided into 10 paddocks; 4-roomed house, verandah, washhouse, trapshed, cowbails, larpo liair 1 shed, pigstv, etc. Price only £K:M, including 12 cows, horse, dray and harness, milk etc. Will cotr.v about 23 milking cows. Mortgage .£640. Cash above mortgage required. BUYERS of good farm properties should write to the undersigned, stating their requirements, who has a splendid selection of properties to clioosc from. SELLERS 6hould send details of their properHps without delay. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, AUCTIONEER. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 186 Featherston Street, Wellington. AND LOWER HUTT. * 9 : SECTIONS, ©ECTIONS, SEW lONS, SMALL OR LARGE, UPPER HUTT. lowpricbs.^ easym Apply H. 0. GIBBONS, Residence UPPER HUTT, ,Or 180 Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON.

SHEEP RUN GIVEN AWAY _ rriHE actual total outlay YEARLY, including purchase money, js less than ONE I SHILLING per head of the present sheep-carrying and tho nresent carrying capacity can be more than doubled. AREA, about 12,000 ACRES Title, good lease for long term. Rent and ratea do not exceed lljd. per acre Compensation for all improvements at end of lease. In the present state ft,, property will winter 4000 big sheop, besides cattle. About 1000 acres flat, between 1300 anil 1500 acres in graaa mid balance id. rough feed, fern, and light bush The property is secure for all stock, and there ore five subdivisions. Small iTisSfe ja 2-sr ir*e£ts,«s "" x ° W?' H. LAMBERT AND CO, THE LIVE LAND SALESM AN. PALMKIiSTON NORTH. FOR SALE, 200 acres, L.1.P., 75 acres in grass, remainder in milling bush to the vitue of «£5 por acre; house 4 rooms, cowshed, with, milking plant installed, i miles' fencing, easy country, well watered. Price only ,£8 lfls. per acre. , -J7l ryr; SALE 170 acres Freehold, 130 111 grass, balance standing light bush, ringJf fenced 'subdivided undulating country, 1 mile from fast rising township Main Trunk Line; house 4 rooms; price only £11 per acre; -£200 cash, balance to properties are situated close to Raetihi, where the Branch Railway is now under construction. This country has never been boomed, and will shortTMEBSON &CO-, LAND SPLENDID^DAIRY FARM. nriA ACRES all in grass, now carrying CO Dairy Cows, but capable of more.- Per Mi) manent water supply. No noxious weeds. Residence and usual outjhbum w. GARRETT, Valuer and Land Agent, 7 Union Buildings, Custom Street East. AUCKLAND. iwre ACRES Freehold Sheep Country, 10 miles railway station 2 miles 1775 school; 1425 acres grass and fern, 350 acres bush, 400 acres plouchable. Carrying capacity. 2 to 2{ sheep Present stock over 2000 sheep, 200 cattle: 9 sf irlr'&'i srft ua ■J.' H. OLDHAM; »»"SStan ' ■ J. H. TAYLOR, ' ROTORUA LAND AGENCY. HAS FOR SALE 500 ACRES. RICH RANGITAIIU SWAMP. 500 ACRES. A LL drained and plougliaWe, partly improved Uving a double road frontage; it A is well auite<l for subdivisioiml purposes. Without doubt the cheapest section on the swamp. Proposed East Cape railway passes within a few chains of section. Don't hesitate, for this is the finest spec, in the market. PRICE, only £8 per acre. Adjoining Sections selling at .£2O per acre. lIAWKF/S BAY SHEEP FARM. n, 1 ACRES, Freehold, siruatod 13 miles from railway-station, by three 240il good roads, about 2} miles from school and factory; all 111 grass, excent 120 in turnips. 90 acre£ in oats. 70 acres in young grass and about 100 acres shelter• 1067 acres undulating country, balance flat; subdivided into 24 paddocks; stiff to' light loam soil; well watered by water-race, dams, and creeks; carrying 1" ,oi per acre, besides cattle and horses; 10-roomed Hoiise, woolshef wft'h ail machines, stables, cottage, men's and shearers . whares, gram shed, rJ. TONKIN' &"CO.,'' * a ™raas. H.B. — FOR EXCHANGE. WE HAVE AMONGST OTHERS THE FOLLOWING FOR EXCHANGE 1A A ACRES, up-to-date dairy farm, with machines installed. Owner will take ACRE^ r^>' 'o'' district.' splendid cutting up proposition. Price, £15 01/ v 10<. Equity, J. 7100. ' . --Timrc IICENBED JAND AGENT'S WA.NGANUI.