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AUCTIONS. • MASTERTON STOCK SALE. WAIPOUA YARDS. :WEDNESDAY, 22nd APRIL, 1911. W , G. TURNBULL AND CO., LTD., • will sell as above*— SHEEP- ' 700 shorn lambs, mixed sexes, one earmark (to be sold without reserve) GO. good woolly lambs • CATTLE1G 18-nionthg . Hereford S.H.-cross heifers--3 IS-moiiths heifers 5 18-inonths • steers ■ 15 mixed weaners 10 2-year steers 20 18-months dairy heifers 2 fat cows : 5 3J-year Polled Angus steers SOLWAY STOCK SALE ■ (MASTERTON). WEDNESDAY, 22nd APRIL,'I9II. A SSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS ' will .-AX offer as above— SHEEP--40 woolly lamljs ' On account Mr. E. Creswell, Taieru: HORSES- ' 1 lialf-drausht mare, 5-year, broken to chains 1 heavy harness mare, 3 years, unbroken 1 8-year grey pony mare, stauncn, quiet, and sound 1 black mare, 7 year, good harnes3 horse 1 hack mare, broken to gaddie, 3 . years 1 4-year mare, broken to saddle : 200 2 and 4-tooth wethers ' . . 150 2-tooth wethers 250 2 and 4-tooth wethera 200 forward wether lambs (good line). 130 Black Face good-conditioned' lambs JOHNSONVILLE SALE. APRIL. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., ■iX will sell as above, at 2.15 p.m.— 2t prime bullocks 60 prime wethers CO prime lieavy ewes GO prime ewes ' GO prime ewes 50 tat lambs 2 yealers Dairy cow near calving (guaranteed) WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., ha T e been favoured with instructions from the Hon. J. D. Ormond to sell by duction, at- Stortford Lodge Yards, Hastings, on THURSDAY, the 7th May, at 10 ■ a.m. (being the morning of the' second day of the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's Cup Meeting), a draft of Ms Karamu stud yearling thoroughbreds, as follow :— Lot I—B.g. by Birkenhead—Content. Lot 2— Br. sr., l>y Birkenhead—Mobility. Lot 3-B. f., by Birkenhead-Chant. Lot 4—B. f., by Birkenhead—Agonv. Lot s—B. f., by Birkenhead—Lullaby. Lot 6—B. f., by Hymettus—Woodguest. Ix>t 7—B. f., by Birkenhead-Guitar. Lot B—B. f. by Birkenhead—Maluri. Lot f., by Hymettus—Witch Hazel. Catalogues on application'to tho Auctioneers. ALFRED REID, Auctioneer. ~ SUBDIVISION SALE. WE have been instructed by Mr. Chas. M'Donell to sell by Public Auction at the G-retna Hall, TAIHAPE, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th APRIL, 1914, at 11 a.m., his splendid property, adjoining the Borough of Taihape, comprising about 225 acres,, subdivided into , 20 sections, ranging from 2 to 25 acres. Constituting excellent small farms, and residential sifps. The land is exceptionally good, and- well suited for dairying, fruit culture, and 'cropping. It is well watered by the Hautapu Stream, so well known and famous for trout fishing, the Main Trunk Railway and the Main-North Road run directly through, tho estate. There are (miiill cottages on a number of the Sections, and on one a M-bail cowshed. The land, which is flat and nicely undulating, is now being used for dairying. The' vendor is making the terms exceptionally easy,; this, coupled with the quality of the soil and the rapid growth of tho .town of Taihape, should attract land-seekers from near and far. Plans now available at any of the offices of the .Auctioneers, and prospective buyers will be met at TAIHAPE by our Manager and cojive.yed over the property. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD.; Palmerston North. '-, 'CHEAP- NOfITHERN PROPERTY. CHEAP NORTHERN PROPERTY. ■ ". ■ « QQA ACRES, 4$ miles Port, handy 1 Freezing Works; easy country; 180 ploughable; well watered; heSry soil, limestone and sandstone; 7 paddocks; new fencing; 580 acres English gras9.Carries 21 sheep, per acie; mild winter, no frosts; 234 acres first-class bush, puriri, karaka./Tata, nikau, totara, kahikatea. Cottage, yards, dip, etc. No weeds. • £6 -ss. Per Acre; £2500 cash. C. G. BLOORE, Poverty Bay Land Agency, GISBORNE. FOR SALE. LOWER HUTtP'BLMFIELD." CONTAINS ICJ acres, rich alluvial soil, nil flat, having 628 ft. frontage to the Main Hutt Road and 180 ft. frontage to Old Military Road. The ground is high and dry, and well adaptable for subdivision, and can be subdivided at little cost to existing road. Motor buse3 pass property for all trains, which places the property within 30 minutes' teach of station. Ideal (situation far gentleman's home, Good view of surrounding district, .and overlooking Golf Links. Price, to close estate, only iE225 per aero. Government valuation, J!265. For further details, apply sharp to H, ERNEST LEIGHTON, Sole Agent, 182 FEATHERSTON STREET, Or. LOWER HUTT. FARMERS' OPPORTUNITY OF ACQUIPJNG THE CHEAPEST FARM IN THE NORTH ISLAND, \ WITH STOCK AND PLANT, AS GOING CONCERN. ONLY ,62100 CASH REQUIRED. AREA, liynn ACRES, situate less XI XJV than 20 miles from Wellington by good metal road. About 1300 acres in grass, balance bush; about 128 acres ploughable when stumped; 26 acres stumped, of which some 12 acres are in cropj well fenced and subdivided into. 17 poddocks; watered by permanent streams; lies well to the sun. , Buildings compriso 3-roomed cottage and 2-roomed cottage; good iron woolshed, stable, Irapshep,.a«d toolshed; will carry !MKI growji slmep and a large number of cattle. PRICE, for one month, is only X'li 12s. Cd. per acre, including some 500 sheep (principally ewes), 20 head of cattle, ;i horses, (jig, good woolprc-H. planl, «nd tool. , :. . Government Advances to Settlers mortgage of XiA'ia, balance at 5 per tent. NOT)'!.—This property is only for 6u!« for private family reason?, and is ;i ;>ift at the price ((noted. The Hals are capable of running a good dairy, whilst ilio Hills are good sheep ctmuhy, and (lie carrying capacity of samo could be great ly increased by spending a little money on improvements. The first one to inspect will purchase. OWNER would entertain Exchange on cash basis for smaller farm between Stratford and Paekakariki. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, SOLE AGENT, IS2 FEATHERSTON STREET, ■ Or LOWER HUTT.