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AUCTIONS, SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. RICH FLAT LAND. MESSRS. SMITH BROS.' RAVENSWOOD ©TUO 'CURM AVENSWOOD Ch'UD -T ARM SITUATE NEAR LINTON, & 6 MILES FROM PALMERSTON NORTH, WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION By LEVIN AND CO., LTD., in conjunction with MURRAY', ROBERTS AND CO., LTD., in PALMER'S AUCTION MART, PALMERSTON NORTH, WEDNESDAY, Itth JULY, 1915, AT 2 P.M. THIS WELL-KNOWN STUD FARM COM PR IS KS OQQ ACRES QQQ ACRES ACRES JOO ACRES DAIRYING, FATTENING, AND CROPPING LAND. ALL FLAT, PLOUGHABLE, & TILE DRAINED. SUBDIVIDED INTO— liV SMALL FARMS, In Areas of , -U SMALL FARMS, 25 to 123 ACRES. EASY TERMS: 10 per cent. Deposit; 10 per ccnt. in 12 months; and balance in 5 years; Interest, 5-i per cent. PLANS may be obtained from THE AUCTIONEERS, WELLINGTON, and all their Branches; Messrs. Smith Bros., on the Farm; or Guy, Mason and Oram,

Solicitors, Palmerston North. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. At 1.30 o'clock sharp. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF DRAUGHT HORSES, DRAYS, STOCK AND PLANT. By Order of the Official Assignee, IN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF THOMAS & GEORGE SCURR, Wood and Coal Merchants, On the Premises, Emmett Street, New- 1 town (opposite Rintoul Street and Riddi- , ford Street Junction). ■ B JOHNSTON AND CO. have received instructions to sell at Newtown, as abovo. TO-MORROw (FRIDAY) MORNING, At 10.30 o'clock sharp. SALE OF GOOD BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL DESCRIPSIONS. 250 SE Kr 250 On the Ground, LOWER CUBA STREET (Opposite Town Hall). • E JOHNSTON AND CO. have recelv- • ed instructions to sell, as above— I LARGE QUANTITY OF BUILDING MATERIAL, ETC. Full details later. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. TO-DAY, At 1.30 p.m. AT THE MART, 60 LAMBTON QUAY < (Opposite Government Buildings). i BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOTS AND SHOES. . CI W. PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers,' 1 J* have received instructions from the i owner to sell at THE MART, as above— ' A COMPLETE .MANUFACTURER'S : STOCK. ■ MANAWATU FARMS. i 1 A/j ACRES, RICH FATTENING OR 1 JLU'i DAIRY LAND, 6 paddocks, permanent water, G-roomed house, cowshed, concrete bails, milk house, H miles from railway station, close to school, factory, etc. One of the best farms in the market. Price, *£56 per acre. Terms, about .£I6OO cash, balance 51- per cent. A O/? ACRES, 300 liat and ploughable, ■SOU balance easy hills (sandy formation), good cropping, sheep or cattle country, no buildings, 3 miles from station. Price, £13 per acre. <£1000 cash required. QKQ ACRES, nil in grass, some shelter rJOO bush, ring fenced, 10 paddocks, well watered by permanent streams, 30 acres ready for plough, 200 acres ploughable wheu stumped, balance, low hills, modern 7-roomed house, h. and c. water, all conveniences, outbuildings, trapshed, 8-stall cowshed, conrrete floor 4-cow plant milking machine, separator, -l-horse-power engine, 2} miles from school, co-operative creamery, about 3 miles from station, handy to two important towns. Price, £28 10s. per acre. Reasonable offer considered. Terms, cash, balance arranged. The soiling price of this pro- ] perty is particularly low, owing to dissolution of partnersnip. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 182 FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. HAWKE'S BAY PROPERTY FOR SALE. 2200 Freehold, situated 20 | miles from Napier; flat, undu- 1 lating hilly country; well fenced and subdivided; well watered; 10-roomed house, ( woolshed, stables, yards, dip, etc. Win- ! tering 3000 sheep and some cattle; grows good root and grain crops. 1 PRICE, £8 per acre. Terms as ar- i ranged. Stock and plant at valuation. No. B/6. * WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD., ; NAPIER. . i IN THE FAMED NORTH TARANAKI, ENJOYING PLENTY OF RAIN AND , ABUNDANCE OF FEED. -117 A A ACRES, 1200 in grass, balance XI VU in bush, 500 acres ploughable, oattle fattening country, balance 2-sheep oountTy, well paddocked, clean, and free < of weeds; sheep and cattle yards, 5-room- 1 ed house, metallid up to half-mile of section, daily mail via motor-car to railway , 20 miles. Present owner occupicd 15 | years. 1 FREEHOLD, ,£8 10s. per acre. , Further particulars on application to , W.H.1., 1 C.o. "Dominion" Office. A HAWKE'S BAY q ACRES Orchard, L.1.P., rent £14 Ss. O per year, situated at Havelock North, iying nicely to tho sun and well sheltered. Trees, which are in full bearing, consist of apples, pears, poaches, and gooseberries (all best varieties); good 4roomed bungalow house, conveniences,' shed, etc.; the lot for ,£IOOO. Easy terms arranged. A TIP-TOP FARM. ACRES, situated Hamilton disOOv trict; splendid rich country, all flat and ploughable, 12 paddocks, well watered; 6-roomed house, barn, milking shed, and dairy. Price £'1 lfc. per acre. • Only £569 cash required. Wire or write. C. 11. WILSON AND CO. (GILL BROS.), Auctioneers, Hastings, H.B. WAIMATE PLAINS. FREEHOLD FARM, 100 acres, well subdivided by boxthorn fences; 5-room-od house, good outbuildings, 14-bail cow-shed; half mile from sea beach, on Main Road, school and factory opposite farm. Price £46 per aero; easy terms, GEO. W. ROGERS. . Op un ake.

N.Z. PATRIOTIC SOCIETY, AUCTION BRANCH. SALE OF GOLDEN GATE SECTIONS. Given by P. Mungavin, Esq., for our Wounded Soldiers. Q GEORGE NATHAN will Auction at the Society's Mart, Windsor Hotel TO-DAY (THURSDAY), the 21th June, at 2 p.m.— Sections 17A and 178, containing 1 acre Golden Gate Estate, beautifully sheltered, with delightful sea frontage. Other land will be sold also. Particulars at Office of Field and Luckie.. Solicitors, who will furnish purchaser with title at their own expense. HARCOURT&Ca! LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS WELLINGTON, nor ACRES, Feilding, good fattening fiJOO and cropping land, nearly all been ploughed and now in grass or crops. All undulating sheep and cropping country, which, owing to its proximity to one of the largest stock centres on this coast, offers special advantages for holding and fattening and general dealing. The property is fenced and subdivided, and grows splendid cereal crops. There is a good S-roomed house, large stable, cowshed; cartshed, etc. For immediate sale. The price is per acre, and the terms only iaOO cash. "I "1 Aft ACHES, all in good grass, most--LAW ly ploughable, limestone country; fino homestead, woolshed, with-ma-chines installed, stables, dip, and yards. This property lias a splendid situation, on a good road, and carries 2500 sheep, besides 100 head cattle. Write or call for fullest particulars of this really good property. Price, JW 10s. per acre, and only .€750 cash. , 0720 fQA ACRES, all in grass except 20 viOvJ acres bush, well fenced ami watered : well subdivided; -{-roomed house, trapshed, wooishod, concritto dip, etc.; carries 1.4 breeding ewes, besides cattle; storo, post office, and school within easy distance, railway ami factory, 5 miles, saleyards 7 miles. This property is for immediate sale, and is offered at a reallylow figure. Price, ,£6 per acre. Terms, ctGOO cash. 9701 1 Qfi ACRES, Manawatu, grassed and J.C/U divided into 12 paddocks; 7rooined house, trapshed, loose-box, whare, 14-stall cowbail, with milking plant installed; well watered, now carrying 70 head cattle and some horses; 3 miles from railway; close to creamery and school. Title, L.I.P. Price, <£20 per acre. Terms arranged. 9733 lypj ACRES, Manawatu; all grassed, ex- ' cept few acres shelter bush; good house, concreted cowbails, all necessary outbuildings; fenced and subdivided; easily milk 30 cows; only 2 miles from I railway and factory. Price includes 23 dairy coivs, S calves, horses, cart, etc. all as a going concern; i' 34 10s. per acre, and only ,£350 cash, balance remain for long term at 5 per cent. 9725 THOMSON, BROWN & EAST, LTD., AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 174 FEATIIISRSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. /?fkA ACRES rich heavy Kahikatea vUu flats, 500 acres, a beast to the acre country, all in gTass and crop, ring fenced and subdivided, 20 paddocks, well watered, two houses of 6 rooms each. Finest milking shed in New Zealand; "to be sold as going concern, including cows and young stock which would fetch £2250 under hammer. Title, Native lease at Gs. 7d. per acre,- IS years to run. Freehold can be obtained. Price .£OSOO. Tho present owner is taking J/2000 per annum off this property and inspection of the country will convince any practical farmer that this is one of tho best buys in New Zealand at tho present time, (jar ACRES, 4-roomod house, 10-bail rt/Uo cowshed; subdivided into 11 paddocks, well fenced; 170 acres in grass, 1-1 acres turnips; will carry- 50 cows, land level to undulating, practically all ploughable, 6} miles from railway, H miles cheese factory and post office, \ mile school. Price, .£l2 per acre or will sell as going concern at £li per/ aero. Terms, JC6OO cash; balance 5 years at 5 per cent. 17AA ACRES, 18 miles from pood LI uu town by first-class metalled road. . Only partly improved, now carrying 1000 big sheep and 300 bullocks; will carry H sheep per acre when fully improved. Large portion ploughable; ring fenced and new cross subdivision fence. No buildings. Splendid healthy sheep country. Price, £n Ins. .£'3ooo cash. ACRES, 3 miles from railway, 2 ' 4. miles school, 1 mile factory; all in crass except 8 acres shelter bush, 72 acres flat, and ploughable; subdivided 10 paddocks, well fenced and watered, 4-room-ed house with lean-to, 8-bail cowshed and other out-buildings. Price .-£35 per acre as ,i going concern. .£4OO cash. NOTE TJIE ADDRESSTHE G.P.O. TS OPPOSITE. FOR SALE, HAWKE'S BAY, A SNUG' LITTLE COUNTRY HOTEL Bl AND A SURE MONEY-MAKER. Lease, 4i years; about 30 miles Napier by rail and main road; rent, only .£5 per week. Turnover, ,£7O per week; nearly all bar trade; very easily run; wages only about £5. PRICE, =£2300; walk in and out, including furniture, liquor, live, and dead stock. No opposition. We can WITHOUT HESITATION RECOMMEND THIS. ANOTHER GOOD HOTEL—Seaport town, East Coast. Lease, 3 years 11 months; rent, .£10; turnover, .£80; all bar trade; 19hhds. monthly; wages, only 30s. week; no boarders. Price, ,£2250,' walk in and out; all furniture and liquor; house newly renovated and electric lights; ,£IOOO approved bills, balance cash. Large public works starting close by and prospects excellent. M'GLASHANS, LTD.. NAPIER.

£250 CASH. A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. ~ " 1 Q/? ACRES, 10-roomed House, all peoessary outbuildings, all ploughable, well XOO subdivided and watered, 4 miles from Inglewood, H miles from P. 0., Factory (Cheeso and Butter), and School; now carrying 60 cows and other stock; no weeds. Good winter feed on property. Will lease for 10 venrs at 30s. per ace, with compulsory p.c. at -£30, with .fJ.iO. cash; or will eell at Jt3o per acre, with .£250 down to n. good man, balance of purchase money can remain for 10 years at 5 por cent. This is absolutely the best investment in the Taranaki Province. Daily application necessary. MATTHEWS. GAMLIN AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, INGLEWOOD. : ! SOUND GRAZING PROPOSITION. ~ " OAAA ACRES, Freehold, L.'f. Title, situated under 12 miles from Hunterville, ivhero there is a splendid fortnightly stock saJe. All good, easy rolling sheep and cattle conntvv, with broad-lopped hills and wide open valleys. Water in abundanco all over the property, which lies well lo the sun, ami is very warm early spring country. The property is subdivided into several paddocks, but could do with more subdivisions. The buildings comprise a good S-ioomcd dwelling, mostly new, and with all conveniences, telephone, etc., and usual outhouses. Woolsiicd (an old building, with shearing machines and engine), sheep ami entile yards. This country usually winters about 3800 sheep, of which 1800 are breeding ewes, 1000 wethers, and the balance heggets. The percentage of lambs is always R«od, averaging easily 100 per cent.. In addition to the sheep, 450 head of cattle were carried through last winter. Oh account of the exceedingly dry seastii Ihis year Hie stock now on the pviipnrty are less than usual, viz.. 3ICO sheep, 300 1 cattle, and 25 horses. The sheep include 1700 breeding owes. This country dons Ih? stock remarkablv' well, anil Lhern is plenty of easy and ploughable land along the frontage nud around the homestead tor the convenient working of stock. f'KK.'i;—.tl2 per acre. Mortgage, -£Goon Government Life Insurance Department. If necepsarv, terms could probably be arranged. 135 F, R. H. BEICE "W5P 10851 -