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AUCTIONS. JOHNSONVILLE SALE. WEDNESDAY, 6th JANUARY. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., A will soil, as above, at 2.15 32 prime bullocks 60 primo heavy n others 250 primo wethers and ewes 50 prime lambs " SOLWAY SALEYARDS. (Ma6terton). WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6th, 1915. At 12.30 p.m. THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell as abo\e— 300 2-tooth ewes 300 2-tooth wethers 8 fat cows and heifers 19 M.S. weanci's mostly steers good line 4 young cows and calves 1 2} year springing heifer due July 1 2j year empty heifer MASTERTON STOCK SALE. WAIPOUA YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6th, 1915. At 11.30 a.m. W& G. TURNBULL, & CO., LTD. • (late; James ; Macintosh and Co.), will sell as above— SHEEP--200 2 and -4-tooth wethers ■50 f.f.m. ewes' CATTLE--10 good forward cows 10 wcaner steers SEASIDE SECTIONS! SEASIDE SECTIONS I IMPORTANT .SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. 10 PER CENT. CASH EXCEPTIONAL TERMS. 10 PER GENT. CASH. SUBDIVIDED INTO 16 SECTIONS. SEATOUN. ADJOINING TRAM TERMINUS, ' CLOSE TO SPLENDID BEACH. TVJ-ESSRS. H. : F. M'NEILL AND CO. **■*■ havo received instructions to offer for sale, by private treaty— Tho above splendidly-situated Seaside Estate, in 16 perfectly level Sections, lovely Homestead, with about one acre of land. This fine property is well sheltered by trees, and tho land is of fairly good quality, and can be made to'grow vegetables and fruit. The Homestead Section, comprises nearly one acre of land, well laid'out with large garden and flowers, vegetiblcs, fruit, etc. Buildings: 7-roomed house facing sea, well sheltered by plantation; '2-roomed whare, .stables, motor shed, largo vinery, greenhouse, private windmill; unfailing water supply, with taps over house and gaiden. Early application necessary. Prices, plans, and full particulars from H. F. M'NEILL AND CO. / .155 Fcaithers.ton, Street, Wellington, - SOLE AGENTS. ' FRUIT FARM. WANTED to Sell, 32 Acres, in areas, to suit buyers. Level; fronting main road, 6 miles from Motucka, adjoining Government Experts' Orchard; 10' acres planted with best varieties export apples. Exceptional opportunity. Inspect during holidays. ' Aj?ply J. G. SMITH, 63 Dixon Street (top floor); Or J. B. FINLAY. "Evening Post" Buildings. SPLENDID LITTLE FARM. •JKO ACRES, Convertible Lease, first■LQiV class land; nearly all ploughable; 100 acres grass; 16' acres cultivation; i mile to township; heavy bush land; good buildings. Price £1250, with £550 cash. Apply .„„„_ RATLIFF LAND AGENCY, Feilding. SHEEP Farmer's Opportunity—32o Acres, Freehold, 9 miles Palmerston; House, Shed, Yards, good fences, 5 i Paddocks; l-3rd flat, carry 2 ewes. EasT ' terms. Price £10 10s. per acre. Write "Owner, Farm," Palmerston North Post Office. BEEF FOR EXPORT. WE are in a position to obtain the HIGHEST PRICES for Ox and Oow Beef frozen in quarters, or boner Bulls or Cows, ' It will be to your advantage to communicate with us, MELLSOP, ELIOTT AND CO., EALMERSTON NORTH. 'Phone 50. P.O. Box 143, C H A F F. WRITE ANDEESON & BEOAD, LTD., MAETON. Chaff. Oats, Hay, Straw. ft: ' ' 'i" "■.'"■ i i <..» FOR A good orFi PURE 0&&B\ DRINK ONLY S 6^ 8 Ilk B3S B BS"^S!' a laoalisjW a AOENOWLED6ED BY ALL CONNOISSEORS TO BE ABSOLUTELY BPtnvery and Molosworth am! Murphy Streets* mi i j 1 ' il hi ih —ii ■ aa /GENERAL Printing in all its branches neatly and promptly executed at moderate charges at the "Dominion" General Printing House, Dominion. Avenue. .'Phone 1449,