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/ , AUCTIONS. I CLEARING SALE DAIRY STOCK, ETC. WEDNESDAY, 25tU FEBRUARY, 1914. At 1 p.m. AT THE HOMESTEAD, -.Whiteman's Valley, Silverstream, D ALGETY LTD. ! ■ (in conjunction with Messrs. H. F. M'Neill and Co.), havo been, favoured with instructions from Mrs. it. J. Squires (who has disposed' of her property), to offer as above. Live and Dead Stock, as under: — ' • • CAJTLE- ' 17 first-class dairy cows, in full milk 9 selected 2j-year heifers, due AugustSeptember 10 18-month heifers 8 18-month steers 17 weaaer calves 1 p.b. , Jersey -bull, 4 years 1 crossbred bull SHEEP-- ■ ■••'.■■ 30 mixed sheep HORSES-. • '. . - 2 spring cart geldings ■ ■ ■■ 2 half-draughts, 5 and G Seaja , 1 18-month draught colt, by M'Donald PIGS-- • • , » •■- ■ . . 3breeding eows,-2 weaners-.. ■ • ■ SUNDRIES-. 1 2J-ton brake, 1 spring dray, 1 doecart, 1 Bet disc ■ "harrows, ■ 1 M.H. pulper, 1 • electric. battery and cable, 1 stumping jack, 2 sets brako harness, 1- set dogcart harness, separator, churn,. poultry, and numerous other sundries. ■ ' - : '. A conveyance will leave Silverstreani nfter arrival of North and South Wairarapa trains. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. MESSRS. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., in conjunction with MESSRS. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO., have been ■ favoured with instructions .' from Mr. Frank Moore, of Bushy Park, Kai Iwi, to sell at Messre. Windelburn'Bros.' Stables, Wanganui, at 10 a.m. on FRIDAY, the 27th February next— . His Annual' Draft of. Thoroughbred ■Yearlings, comprising the following lots:— ... Bay Colt, by Signor,- from Helen Portland (dam. of Bonny Helen, winner of CJ.C. Oaks), by Dorchester, son of Bill of Portland, from Lady Helen; by Philathol, from Lady Fanny,. by Barbarian. Chestnut Cblt'by Bezonian (imp.), from St. - Evangeline, by. Hotchkiss, from St. Evelyn (sister to Hermosa). .' '. ■ Brown Colt, by Signor, from Polycaste, by. Nestor, from ..Nightingale, dam' of Bowman, The Lark, Loch Erne, etc. Brown Filly, ■by Signor,- from Simonia; by Hotchkiss, from Simonias (imp.), >(dam of Fort William, eto.). Brown by Signor, from Carissima, by San Fran, from Melinite. Brown Filly, ,by Signor, from Oriana, by Dorchester, from Guiding. Star (dam of Beacon, etc.), ' \ Also, Clydesdale Stallion, Earl Stewart. ALFRED. REID, Auctioneer. _ 'MONDAY, 2nd MARCH, 1914, ' At 2.30 o'clock. SALE OF RJ CEHORSES. MESSRS. A. L.WILSON. AND CO., Auctionaors, under instructions from tho Registrar of the Supreme Court at Wellington, will sell at ■ . TiINGAN'S STABLES, TRENTHAM, ON 'MONDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1914, V V; 'At 2.30 o'clock p.m., the following thoroughbred racehorses— The; well-known Sire, the Bay Stollioni FIELD BATTERY, by HotchkissLady Evelyn, aged.. The 'Blade Horse SONITE, by Field Battery—Wish, '.aged. . , . Mortgagee s application to soil and estimate of value may be seen at Registrar's Office, Wellington, at any convenient time prior to the- said For further particulars' and conditions of salo apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; Or, tq WIL7ORD AND LEVI, . Wellington. MESSRS. A. h. WILSON AND CO. will also fell bv order of tho Mortgagee, at tho saino plate and time, viz., at Kingan'e Stvblcs, Treatham, on MONDAY; March 2nd, at 2.30 o'clock, the following thoroughbred racehorses:— Bay Stallion, GEORGE, by. Held Battery—Companion, five years old. Bay Filly unn.tmed and 'hot raced, by Field Battery—Trix, threo years old, full sifter to-Adroit. Chestnut Horse FIRST BATTEEY, by 'Field Batfe'y—St. Winified, aged, a • winner. - ■ "For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to '. • • THE AUCTIONEERS; WILFORD AND LEVI, Solicitors, Wellington. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11; AT 2 O'CLOCK. IMPORTANT SALE . ■ '■of- - : . .'• ' 23 KAIKOHB FARMS '■<■' ' (BAY' OF ISLANDS), RANGING FROM. G2 TO, 860 .ACRES. THE FINEST LAND - IN,THB.j ' FINEST ; CLIMATE IN THE . DOMINION. • . IN A NEW DISTRICT WITH A NEW -~... RAILWAY, , • ;■-' Where the Low Values.of To.-day vyill Compound To-morrow, . 8000 ACRES KAIKOHE LAND," ; ' .. 2000 ACRES IN.GRASS. ■RICH; VOLCANIC,- • •'-' DAIRYING, FATTENING, AND CROPPING LAND. . . SITUATED 3 TO. 4 MILES FROM KAIKOHE RAILWAY LINE. ' T. MANDENO JACKSON, ; . Acting upon' instructions,' will: Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, Customs Street E., Auckland, on the above ■ date,, ... ■ - ; ,• ■ A LL THOSE LANDS, being portions of •tJL the Motatau No. 5 and Maungakawakawa Blocks, containing SOOO. Acres,, sub-' divided as. above, being the-pick of the celebrated Kaikobe,lands, admitted.to. : be some of tho richest land 'in the Dominion, comprising strong volcanic flats arid downs, and superb bush country. All good fattening land—much of it splendid dairying land, and a large area ploughable and cropping land. Close to Railway, perfect climate, handy to butter factories, and in touch by rail with Whangarci Freezing Works. ' EASY TERMS: 5 per cent, on the fall of the. hammer, 10 per cent, on taking possession, 10 per cent., in 12 months,' or if 15 per cent, bo spent upon improvements during first 12 months -then tho last 10 per cent, to be postponed for 2 vears; balance March 11, 1919; 5 per cent, interest on all unpaid balances from dato of sale.•• Thero aro three Banks in tho District, rvud now money is ea-sy bona-fide settlers should havo no difficulty in getting assistance. .: The Sections are all well pegged and flagged, and our Agent on tho ground will show visitors over tho property. Plans .on application. T. MANDENO JACKSON, -LAND A:- ESTATE AUCTIONEERS, ' GUsTOMS STREET E., AUCKLAND.