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AUCTIONS. PONIES AND COBS FOR PRIVATE SALE. AT SOLWAY'SALE YARDS ON Thursday and Friday, mu ami 20th. in'st., Masterton Ham Fair Days. . T)ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., -*-' have been favoured' with instructions . from Messrs. 11. -H. Beetham, "Brancepetb," and Geo. Hump, l'irinoa, to offer for sale by private treaty the following horses, which may be inspected at. Sohvay Saleyards during the two days of the Masterton Rani Fair. The horses will be in charge of a competent horseman, who will give intending purchasers full information. Ac. H. H. Beetham, Brnncopeth— 8 3j-ycar-old cobs and ponies, broken to saddle (just out of breaker's hands) 5 4J-year-o!d cobs, broken to saddle . Ac. Geo. Hume, Pirinoa— 15 thoroughbred horses (full particulars appearing later) 1 '4-year chestnut gelding by Field Battery (saddle) 1 i-year brown filly 2 3-year-old saddle fillies by Chatsworth 1 black gelding, 3-vr., bv Canada ,' (saddle) 1 G-ycar black gelding, by Saracen (saddle) Ac. Erl.T. Williams, Esq.— • 1 pair well-matched brown buggy horses (mare and gelding) 1 7-year cream gelding Ac. Client'" 1 pair thoroughbred mares, by Tawaha 1 thoroughbred bay mare Continuance (aged) broken to saddle and double harness 1 thoroughbred bay gelding, fi years, broken to single and double harness. . For further particulars apply to DALGETY &. CO., LTD., • ; Masterton. CLEARING SALE DAIRY STOCK, ETC. WEDNESDAY, 25th FEBRUARY, 1914, At 1 p.m. AT THE HOMESTEAD, Whitenian's Valley, Silverstrealu. DALGETY AND -COMPANY, LTD. (in conjunction with Messrs. H. F. M'Neill and Co.), have been favoured with instructions from Mrs. M. J. Squires (who has disposed of her property), to oiler as above, Live and Dead Stock, as under:— CATTLE--17 first-class dairy cows, in full milk \) selected 2J-year heifers, due' AugustSeptember .10 18-month heifers , - ■ -. 8 IS-month steers 17 weauer calves • 1 j>.l>. Jersey bull, 4 years '■' 1 crossbred bull <•■■■■.. SHEUP-"" 30 mixed sheep HOESES--2 spring, cart geldijigs 2 half-draughts, 5 and G $M.rs 1 18-month draught colt, by M'Donald FIGS- '■.'.; .", '' r ' .'! breeding sows', 2 weancrs SUNDRIES-- ■. ' • . 1 2J-ton brake, 1 spring dray, 1 dog- '.. ..cart,, 1 1 set disc harrows, .1 M.H. pulped 1 electric battery and cable, 1 slumping jack,. 2 sets brake harness, li set dogcart '> harness, separator, churn, poultry, and. numerous other '..sundries. •- A 'conveyance' 1 will leave Silvcrstream I after arrival of North and South" AVairarapa trains. ' > - ■ ■ LIGHT 'LUNCHEON. PROVIDED. MKSSRS. ' have been,instructed by the Registrar of 'the. Supreme" Court, at the request iijhtliS. Mortgagee, to Sell, by Public Auc, lion, on the premises at Halcombe, on 1 SATURDAY.' the 28th dav of -FEBRUARY, 191-1, at 1- o'clock' p.m., the following pieces of land, namely:— l : l-ood 7; ikiles, biing Section 313, Tofrnship of Halcombe, and 2 roods "13 poles, being Section 198 in the same township, and being the whole of the Ir.nds in the Certificate of Title, Volume 18, Folios 251 and 252. There is a cottaje on Section 343. which is insured for '.£IOO. . .Application to sell and estimate of the value of. the property may bo seen at the jffice of the Registrar at Wellington at my convenient time before the sale. The .terms of sale will.be- .£lO per lentum of the purchase money in'casb. )n the fall of the hammer, anil the balinco in one month.

For further particulars. and condition! apply to Messrs.- Brandon, Hislon, and Brnndon, Wellington, Solicitors to th« Mortgagee, or to . THE AUCTIONEERS, . llarton. DAIRY FARM. FOR SALE, AS A GOING CONCERN 1 sn ACRES, rich flat land, all in grass XiJ.v ami crop; nil ploughablc when stumped; about half stumped ready for ploughing," ring-fenced; subdivided into some 15 paddocks, watered by permanent streams; good eight-roomed house, washhouse, blacksmith's shop, two-roomed whare, six-stalled cow-bail with concrete floor, and concrete yard, also stable, trapshed, grainery; implement shed. Title, Freehold, together with SO first-das-milking cows, reaping machine, horserake, tyne-harrow, GO milk-cans, about 5C tons of straw and hay, and usual farm plant; £52 per acre. About .£I2OO cash balance .can be arranged for a term ol years. Situated about 5 minutes' wall; from station and handy to Wellington milk supply. 6 Apply H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, LAND AGENT, 182 FEATHERSTON STREET, - - XriH at ■ LOWER HUTT. JTARORL-House, 6 large and lofty xi - rooms, pantry, bathroom, scullery, conservatory detached, ivashhou=e, o*'c Land, 103 x 136 feet nicely laid out! Price, £1200. Motor bus passes door. No. 6-361 ITHANDALLAH.-House, C rooms, 'one *A- floor, bathroom, copper and tubs, } acre laid out in garden and lawn. Price, £775. Easy, terms. No. 0-312 S. GEORGE NATHAN, Auctioneer and /Estate Agent, 113-115 Customhouse Quay. ~T FARM WANTED. £4000~ client ™*' a tllis sum wants to purchase partially-im. proved Sheep Farm, also Stock. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LTD., LAND DEPARTMENT, WELLINGTON. FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. yo ACB.ES Dairy Vu rm, freehold, flat, • O f>nc»3 nil 8 .vires; new 5-roomed liousc. J rice, only £33 per acre; .£3OO ;asb. A great bargain. W. INGLIS HUSBAND, Land Agent, Pahiatua. ■ > WELLINGTON PROPERTY WANTED. IjlOR Eichange—32o acres dairying land] Taranaki, all flat, splendid house, ind extensive outbuildings; easy distance jf school, factory, etc. Price £32. per icre. Equity £4240, Exchange house property or smaller farm. ORBELL AND'CO., Palmerston North.