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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2129, 22 April 1914, Page 12

AUCTIONS' TO-DAY, . 22ml APRIL, CLEARING SALE OF CHEMISTS ANI)' DENTISTS' SUNDRIES I AND PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS, THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., will sell at their Rooms, Allen Street, TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), 22nd APRIL, nt 2 p.m., us Under:— 5000- Assorted Mounts 2000 111 ford Express Plates 200 Boxes Developers And ;i large and varied' assortment of Photographic Material. Also, Dentists' Goods of Every Description, including— 100 gross Fancy Cardboard Trays . Students' Cabinet and Swaging Presses Also, •I pairs stretchers 14 Oak Kegs 1 400-gal. Tank 1 bale Corks 2 Glass. Showcases 50 Earthenware Jars <. 5 cwt.. Alum . 1000 Enamel Jugs and Mugs 400 Petone Blaukets ABSOLUTELY 'WITHOUT RESERVE. UNRESERVED SALE OP DAIRY,COWS, AT THE FARM MANAKAU, TUESDAY, 28th APRIL, 1914. ABRAHAM. AND . WILLIAMS, LTD., il have received instructions from Messrs. Mason, and Wright (who are giv ; ing up winter milking), to Sell as above, at 1 p.m.—' G cows, calved within Tast fortnight 24 cows, to calve by end of JnnOj 1 l'.B. Jersoy bull, by Cherry's Magnet—Uhlan Alfa, at the same time and place, their well-known Farm will be offered, consisting of 100 Acres of First-class DAIRYING LAND. Buildings comprise 6-roomed house, stable, trapslied, and 18-bail cowshed. Would make an ideal stud farm. A brake will meet early morning trains at Manakau. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED; PRELIMINARY NOTICE, IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE, NEAR, OTAKI. WEDNESDAY, 29th Inst., at 12 Noqn. D ALGETY & CO., LTD.. favoured with instructions from Mr. L. TV." Ferguson (who lias disposed of his property), will sell, as above:— 750 sheep 72 cattlo 8 horses, farm implements, and household furniture , Full particulars later. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., have been favoured with instructions from the Hon. J. D. Ormond to sell by auction, at r Stortford Lodge Yards, Hastings, on THURSDAY, tho 7th May, at 10 a.m. (Ijßing the morning of the second day of the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's Cup Meeting), n draft of his Karamu stud yearling thoroughbreds, as follow:— Lot I—B.g. by Birkenhead—Content. Lot 2—Br. by Birkenhead—Mobility, J Lot 3— B. f., by Birkenhead—Chant. Lot •!—B. f., by Birkenhead—Agony. Lot 5—8,; f., by Birkenhead—Lullaby. Lot 6—B. f., Ly Hymettus—Woodguest. Lot 7—B. f., by Birkenhead—Guitar, Lot B—B. f. by Birkenhead—Maluri. Lot 9—B. 1., by Ilymettus—Witch Hazel. Catalogues on application to tho Auctioneers. ALFRED REID, Auctioneer. SUBDIVISION SALE. '' WE, have been instructed by , Mr. Qhas, M'Donell to sell bv Public Auction at'the Gretna Hall, TAIHAPE, on WEDNESDAY, the 29th APRIL, 1914, at 11 a.m., his splendid properly, adjoining the Borough ot Taihape, comprising about 225 acres, subdivided into 20 sections, ranging from 2 to 25 acres. Constituting excellent small farms and residential sites. The land is exceptionally good, and well suited .for dairying, fruit culture, and cropping. It is well watered by tho Hautapu Stream, so woll known and famous for trout fishing, tho Main Trunk Railway nnd the Main North Road run' directly through, the estate. There are small cottages on a. number of the Sections, and on one a H-bail cowshed, The land, which is flat and nicely undulating, is now being used for dairying The veiidor is making the terms except tionally easy; this, coupled with th« quality of the soil and the rapid growth of tho town of Taihape, should attract land-seekers from near and far.' Plan: now available at any of the offices of the Auctioneers, and prospectivo buyers will be met at TAIHAPE by our Manager and conveyed over the property. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Palmerston North. CHEAP NORTHERN PROPERTY. CHEAP NORTHERN PROPERTY, §84- ii. miles Port, handy Freezing Works; easy country j 180 ploughable; well watered; heavy soil, limestone and sandstone; 7 paddocks; new fencing; SSO acres English grass. Carries 21 sheep per acre; mild winter, no frosts; 2a4 acres first-class bush, puriri, karaka, rata, nikau, totara, kahikatea. Cottage, yards, dip, etc. No weals. .£5 ss. Per Acre; -£2500 cash. C. G, BLOOKE, .Poverty Bay Land Agency, GISBORNE. ' FARMERS' OPPORTUNITY ' OF ACQUIRING THE .CHEAPEST FARM IN THE NORTH ISLAND, WITH STOCK AND PLANT, AS GOING CONCERN. ONLY -E2IOO CASH REQUIRED. AREA, -j ITA A ACRES, situate les; XI Uy than 20 miles from Wellington by good metal Toad. About 1900 acres in graJs, balance bush; about 128 acres ploughable when stumped; 2( acres stumped, of which some 12 acres are in crop.: well fenced and subdivided into 17 paddocks; watered by pernianenl streams; lies well to the sun. Building. l comprise 3-roomed cottage and 2-roomet cottage; »ood iron woolshed, stable, trap shep, and toolshed; will carry 900 growr shey> and a largo number of cattle. PRICE, for one month, is only .£3 12s Gd. per acre, -including some 500 shce[ (principally ewes), 20 head of cattle, ' horses, %ig, good woolpress, plant, ami tools. Government Advances to Settlor; mortgage of JE2025, balanco at 5 per cent. NOTK.— I This property is only for sail for private family reasons, and is a gift at the price quoted. 'I'lio flats aro cap ablo of running ft good dairy, whilst tin * hills are good sheep country, and tlu * carrying capacity of same could lie groat 1 ly increased by .spending a little mone,\ 1 on improvements. The first one to in I spect will purchase. c OWNER, would entertain Exchange or cash basis for suitillei- farm betweei Stratford and Paekakaiiki. IT. ERNEST LEJGHfOtf, 1 SOLE AGENT. IS2 FEATHER.STON STREET, 1 Or LOWER HUTT. * QA£ ACRES, AUCKLAND, L.I.P. Cal OvU l>e freehold at „C 1 acre. Al ploughable, good laud. 9-rooined House, al necessary buildings; 5 iiiiln to P. 0., school and creamery, 2i to station. Price foi owner's interest -'-12 per acre, as a goin( concern, including 24 picked cows. 3 hei - fcrs, 23 calves, 2 plough horF.es, 1 pony 2 ploughs, discs, harrows, cart, harness dairy utensils, tools, Only .£6OO casl required down, as a. going concern. Bargain. Apply F, I'. Welch, Estate Ajzenl, Mastertocu