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AUCTIONS. SPECIAL ENTRY'CATTLE. MARTON YARDS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1914. • ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell as above:— 25 3i to 4-year bullocks 30 3-year steers 100 2i- to 3-year steers (lots) 20 forward H.S.H. stem 21 2-year empty heifers 30 forward cows and heifers 10 store cows 20 mixed 18-months cattle 115 mixed yearlings (lots) 10 2-year H.S.H. empty heifers 50 .forward 4-year bullocks 25 2-yoar steers 30 5.8!.-P.A. bullocks 2G 15-montks heifers 9 well-bred S.H. yearlings . On account W. T. Galpin, Esq.— ' 40 3-year forward bullocks - 40 2-year steers (good) FEILDING SPRING CATTLE SALE, FRIDAY, 23rd OCTOBER, 1914, At 11.30. THE Associated Auctioneers will Sell, at Feilding Snlevnrds:— |QAQ MIXED.CATTLE, comprising--300 3 and 4-year, bullocks 500 2-year 6tcers . 300 yearling steers 100 store cows • * 400 yearling- heifers Also, on account of P. A. M'Hardv, Esq.: 100 forward P.A .-Shorthorn ? and 4- . year bullocks 100 forward Hereford-Shorthorn 3 and 4-year, bullocks ■' i • . SHOW HORSE SALE. . ' SHOW HORSE SALE. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23rd and 24th, 1914 (Days Following Hawko's Bay Show). At 9.30 a.m. Sharp. LUNDON, STEWART, AND CO., LTD. Will Soli— AT THEIR KARAMTJ ROAD YARDS, HASTINGS, Stallions, Draughts, Sprmgcarters, Show Horses, Hacks, and Harness Horses, Cobs, and Ponies (broken, and unbroken). „• . ' . ' . ' '• /PRESENT ENTRIES: 300 1 HO !i ES - 300 CATALOGUES CLOSE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16th; 1914. ORDER OF SALE-. FRIDAY, Ist Day .-Stallions, Draughts, and Springcavters (broken and unbroken). SATURDAY, 2nd Day .-Show Horses, Hacks and Harness Horses, Cobs and Ponies (broken and unbroken). EARLY ENTRIES WITH FULL . •DETAILS REQUESTED. IMPORTANT NOTICE.-All horses must be yarded on both days by 9.15 a.m., otherwise will be left until end of sale . regardless of numbers, -without exception. H. N. STEWART, < Auctioneer. ] ". : ; ; —■ . — ( JjiXCHANGE for TOWN PROPERTY. . 192 Acres. 209 Acres ■ 130 Acres i 320 Acres •JAMBS PENNY, '. Land, Agent, Feilding. /

■': THE WAR AND LAND. y \ SPECIAL TERMS TO SUIT. NO CASE DOWN. ' ' ''.''■' ' 9 • ■ WE are instructed to offer for sale on special terms of NO CASH DOWN improved farms on the famous "WHAREPAPA ESTATE," tbrougji which the North Auckland Railway runs, 3G miles from City. All highly improved land, ranging from tile-drained swamp land to rich rolling downs, suitable for'fatten- . kg, dairying, City milk supply, or cropping. Sections vary in size from 88 to 257 acres; all are ring-fenced and subdivided. Prices from ,£ls to .£SO an acre. .£SOO cash wanted oh Homestead Section with, buildings; on all other sections purchasers must build—no other conditions. Buildings will cost from ,£350.t0 <£500 according to value of section, to be erected during first 12 months. Milk for City supply fetches Bd. a gallon. . • Two Railway Stations on Property. . • ■ Whole purchase money can remain for 5 years at U per cent. ,'•• The best property and the best terms now offering.' CHARMING HOMESTEAD "SITES/ ' ■T..MANDENQ JACKSON ■ AUCKLAND, . DARGAYILLE, HAMILTON, AND KAIKOHE. . ,' OKI ACRES, Freehold, situated 2J miles from railway station and township by Ol»X . level road, all flat land, mostly' river formation, all ploughnble, well, fenced and subdivided, well watered, with 7-roomed house; 4-roomed house, wool-shed,-granary,, yards, etc.; wintering 1800 sheep and some cattle, besides having about 250 acres under the plough in crops. This is an excellent block of land, and suitable for all mixed farming, and grows, good root and grain crops; the property has a long road frontage, and is suitable,for cutting up into small dairy or fattening farms, without further roading. < ' • PRICE, .£2O per acre. Terms cash, or as arranged. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE. LTD., ■ .' NAPIER. ' ■;. , . ONE OF THE MOST UP-TO-DATE FARMS IN TARANAKI.- ~~ 1 A A ACRES Freehold, level, and well-watered by stream and ram in every padX\J\J dock; property divided into 15 paddocks; hedges; 70 acres ploughed; good up-to-date 7-roomed house, hot and cold water, shed and milking plant second to none; Factory-and School on property; good metal road to railway and town, where there are good schools; returns for the last season may be seen'at our office and amount to ,£676. Price £i 0 per acre (bedrock), with £M cash down, balance - 10 years, at 5 per cent. Genuine reasons for selling, ill-health of the owner, who is forced to retire on this account. n 0 a/qoo THE N.Z. LOAN AND MEECANTILE AGENCY GO., LTD"" • . : -■' STRATFORD. ~, 100(1 ACRES, 0.R..P., all nice undulating to hilly sheep country, 400 acres AUVV fell and in splendid grass, balance bush; divided'into 4 paddocks This property is 8 miles from Uruti, and is some of Taranaki's best sheep country Good whare of 3 rooms. This property i 6 only on the market for a short time Price £3 4s. per acre for the freehold. J2IOOO cash .required. .Apply sharp. B. GRIFFITHS ANT) CO, ■ . ■ LAND AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH.' " : ■ % QKA ACRES, Freehold, sheep oountry, about 700 acres grass; a splendid block of - CGiis - P« acre. Deposit JS3O, balance long term AZ AUiiib, Freehold, Eltham, 1J miles; nil ploughaMe; 5 paddocks, all stiiimed «n J* ce # I £f es u parry 20 cows; 3-rcomed house- and outbuildings. Price for Bnuffa' ? Bi >'anco 5 years at 51 per cent. A very suitable proposition "j. H, THOMPSON, ■ LAND AGENT, STRATFORD. T mTT.^??r, A 9 EES ' MAGNIPICENT SHEEP COUNTRY, HAWKE'S BAY ~ QUUAILD about 6 miles from Township .and handy to the leading fu le yards ot Hawkes Bay. • The property is subdivided into 8 paddocks, and has a nermanent water supply. Grows excellent turnip crop. Carries about 2 sheen to acre, "besides cattle and horses; 5-roomed house, shed and other outbuildings ,£S per acre, ,£S<XIO cash, balance arranged. For further particulars apply to ° ' ' W. P. M'CORMICK. LAND AGENT, STATION STREET, HASTINGS. . " ' /IQIQ ACRES, Freehold.—A splendid Block of healthy sheep or cattle country *" JL " .about 43 miles of'fencing; 30 paddocks. Now modern residence, h. and o water, and usual conveniences. Stock now on property, 5700 sheep. 500 head cattle The place materially improve on this- by further bushfalling; half-mile to wharf' Price- £8 10s. <C6OOO cash. "«■••«. • COLMORB-WILLIAMS,' ■ LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, DARGAVILLE. ~~ A BIG BARGAIN. - ~ " — OCA A ACRES of first-class, practically all dairying, land, 16 miles by metal ■*UW road from large railway town on Main Trunk Line, about.4oo acres freehold, balance Native and Education. Lenses at easy rentals, with full compensation for improvements; 1600 acres in grass, 15 paddocks, 7-roomed house with every convenience, h. and c. water, telephone, etc.; large up-to-date woolslied with machines installed. A good properly, will carry 2J- ewes besides cattle. Price -£5 per acre; ,£3OOO cash; or easier terms to good man. Apply at once for full particulars and arrange to inspect. Send at once for copy of our monthly printed ProjMgARRIS AND SONS, a.SJfflgrjjgg;; _ m „'_ . 290 ACRES. rjIHIS Farm is undoubtedly a splendid property, situated only G miles from a town JL ship. 3J miles from railway, nnd for sale under very favourable circum stances. Ihe whole place is in the very best order, free of noxious weeds and all ploughable n ßuildings up-to-date, and insured for .£IOOO. Splendid water sunny Wintered 1000 hoggets and other stock. Several beautiful patches of native bush 40 acres oats, and .30 acres potatoes go with the property, if sold within one month' The price is certainly reasonable at .£33 per acre. Terms, ,£2500 cash, or wo. d accept a good first mortgage tor same umount, instead of cash, and leave bil ance on for 8 years at 5 per rent. There is a great turnover in this .VICTOR E. SMITH. / ■ WX 59, FEILDING.