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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2519, 14 July 1915, Page 12

' AUCTIONS. " TO-DAT. ~~ SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. RICH, FLAT LAND. MESSES. SMITH BROS.' j v ItAVENSWOOD STUD FARM., SITUATE NEAR LINTON, I 6 MILES FROM PALMER STON 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* r . PALMERSTON NORTH, WEDNESDAY, 14tli JULY, 1915, AT 2 P.M. v ', THIS ■ WELL-KNOWN STUD FARM COMPRISES i QQO ACRES QQQ ACRES ' %,> I/OO ACRES 0615 ' ACRES .... - 'DAIRYING, .FATTENING. AND.CROPPING LAND. •. ALL FLAT, PLOUGHABLE, A TILE DRAINED. SUBDIVIDED -INTO— '-liy SMALL FARMS, In Areas of 1 -LI SMALL FARMS, 25 to 123 ACRES. •.:_ ;EASY*TERMS:. 10 per cent. Deposit;->lO per. cent..in 12 months; and balance ' in"s'years; Interest,'sJ'per cent. ■ . . ... . ,i - PLANS may bo.obtained from .THE AUCTIONEERS, WELLINGTON, and . all _their' Branches; Messrs. Smith Bros., on the Farm; or Guy, Mason and Oram,' ; Solicitor?, Palmerstoii North. . , ■ i ';. A conveyance will, leave Guy, Mason and Oram's Offices, • Palmerstou North, for tho Farm; to-day (Wednesday), atlOa.m.

' JOHNSONVILLE SALE. S ... WEDNESDAY 14th JULY, A BRA HAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., tvill Sell,'as above, at 2.13 p.m.— • • 16 extra prime- bullocks 8 prime bullocks . . 1 empty cow , <■ ;.v, : • 120 prime wethers • - •• . 210 prime sheep ...... . 50 fat lambs SPECLYL SHEEP SALE, ALFREDTON SALEYARDS, '{■ ■■ THURSDAY, JULY 22nd, 1915, • . .At 12.30 p.m. ■ D ALGETY • ANDTCOMPANY, LTD., will sell, as above— - -■'-SHEEP,' comprising— .v SOO 4-tootli to 4-year Romney-Lincol.i ewes, in lamb to Romney rams • v 300 4 and 5-year ewes, an lamb to S.D. ! ranis •' - 400 4-year ewes, in lamb to Lincoln ' ■ Tains . •300 1-year ewes, in lamb to Romney and Lincoln Tarns -• • 200 m.s. hoggets r : - A conveyance will leave our Eketahuna : Office'at 11.30 a.m. on the morning of ! tho sale'for the convenience of buyers, i . ' Owing to the ram our Clients have been ... unable to muster their sheep. Date of ' - Sale has been .altered as .above. . LEVIN SAM. . FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1915. ■ : . : H/ITESSRS ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, AIX LTD.,'will soil at 1 p.m.— • 260 good ewes 111 lamb to B.F. rams !-"•120 prime/fat wethers i':: ■ 60 fat-ewes "' '200 2, '4, G-tooth ewes in lamb (good „ ' ;• ' line): ■ ' -:--!v6o fat-wethers • ■■ . ■ ■ • , :■ . :; . 7 springing cows \ - "•-'■lo einptv heifers - -- '' 1? 25- and 3-year steers. ;■ 12 2-year steers " > •• 20 2(i-month-steers 27; yearlin g: heifers ■ ■■■■ -6 Jersey- cross springing heifers • : 8 tat . bullocks .. . Baconers, porkers, stores and weaner ■ - "pigs i . ■ ■■■'■ Note—Pig sale commences at 12.15, and all pigs must ba yarded by 12 sharp. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE; OF DAIRY STOCK, " AT THE FARM, SHANNON, ' MONDAY, 19tli JULY, 1915. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD, c\ have' received- instructions from Messrs. Woodmas Bros, (who hav« 6old thwrfanji) to sell, as above, at 1 p.m. ! ■ ' thi> wliqlo of their vfell-known herd, com- ' • - prising:—-* • i . : ..'■. -32 choice cows, to calve July & August ' ' 15 springing heifers : 10 yearlings -. > .' ■' •/' Vv ; i' : '' "Horse. i-spring cart..and-.; harness, . milk 'i 1 cans,'sundries,\etc. . ■ Also, on account of . S. 'W. CARTER, spld.Us;tom, and > is selling his herd,- without reserve—. . .. i2O cows, to„calvo August and Septem-- — ber.' CLEARING SALE At "RAVENSWOOD" MAIN ROAD, LINTON, On u !. "v MONDAY,'TUESDAY . & WEDNESDAY, i X - 26th,- 27th, and 28th JULY. : OF'MESSRS; SMITH BROS.' WELLKNOWN STOCK. 1000 Stud Flock . Book Sheep (mixed ■ • sexes) . . ■ ■ ■ • 2000 purebrod elieep ■": r- 250 bead dairy cattle ■ 4136— ! • Milking machine, • plant, imple- . • • mente; etc; •• . . . . - _ FULL DETAILS LATER, ■LEVIN AND COj, LTD., and i . MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO,. LTD., : - Joint AuctioneerF. / FROZEN MEAT. ' ,"MTE are prepared to purchase^ Oi and :i5»•"•••• Cow'-Beef,-- frozen -in- quarters," or 1 ißoner Bulls and Cows; also Mutton, ■■ Lamb, and Veal. ■Highest prices paid. . It will pay you to communicate with i " fl ' MELLSOP, ELIOTT AND CO., ' Palmerston North. • tThone 50, P.O. Box 143. ' • THOMSON, ! §BROIWN EAST, : LTD.. AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE ■ - AGENTS, - 174 FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. f>(y ACRES, 1 mile from station, school, , i . milo creamery, good 6-roomeil [house.'.with: conveniences, 5-bail concrete flooi cowshed, piggeries, trapshed, etc.; .well divided and watered; fences in thorough. order. Tip-top land, carry 35 cows. Ideal little, farm. Price, i'so per acre. One-third cash. ACRES, situated 4 miles from Rood v I town,,-i- mile creamery, post oiHcc, "and school; all good, strong land; 80 acres Jjeen under plough; carry 45 cows ivell, good 5-roomed house with outbuildings. jMcc, .£37 per acre. cash. Recommended. ytnJL ACRES, It miles to creamery, !4 O 3 school, and station, all in grass ajid plougliable, well watered, subdivided 12 paddocks; carry: 40 cows; well; G-roomed. liouse,. good cowshed and outbuildings. Price, .<£4s per acre;. $SSO cash. The cows, about' 40, a really good herd, can be secured at per head. This-would make an "ideal "stud farm as it is beautifully sheltered and lies/well.: ■ -t Qf ACRES, 3 miles' from railway by JLOO good road. Up-to-date '8-roomed -house -with every convenience; largo conorete floor cowshed, with 'numerous outbuildings; 50 acres been ploughed. Fences in good order;-well watered and divided into 10 paddocks. Price ,£3B per acre. JJIOOO cash. Recommended. /jrvl ACRES, } mile school, creamery, store,..and station; 4J acres shelter bush, balance in grass; 50 ' acres ploughable,. divided into 8 paddocks, well watered; now 6-rooined house, bathroom, Bcullery, etc.; 14-bail cowshed, .should carry 30 cows .well. Price JGSO per acre, including 24 dows and ono bull. A K ACRES,-1 milo.from station, all in *±0 grass and all ploughable, will carry 16 cows, well fenced and watered; two roomed house. Price per acre, including 1G cows. ,£4OO cash.-• . ■ • Owners -desirous of selling, kindly com- •' niunicato -witli us. We have numerous w- " quiries for dairy-and :sheep farms,_ and Invite buyers and sellers to comreiimcato .Witli US. . ■ •' - .Note-the-Address— ■. THE' G.P.O. IS OPPOSITE. " FOR FURTHER LAND NOTJCES_ -«E MQJZJS*--*

IMPORTANT SALE MILLING PLANT AND HORSES, OHAKUNE, TO-MORROW. THURSDAY, 15tli JULY, 1315, At 11.30 o'clock. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., instructed by Messrs. Sollitt Bros., will sell as above, on tho site, about fifteen minutes! walk from.Ohakune Railway Station, thnir complete Milling Plant, consisting of— '• 14 DRAUGHT HORSES, 10 Sets leading, 4 sets shaft harness,, horse covers, Crabtree 14-h.p. steam engine, 25-h.p. Murray; Bros, boiler, 4-sider planor, 12x5 (Robertson ■ Bi-os.) belts, pulleys, knives complete, Ruston Proctor portable boiler, steam pump and ' • 300 ft. galvanised pipe, 100 ft. 2in. galvanised pipe. 2-400 gal. galvanised cor- ' rugated tanks,, duplex pump, 1000 ft. - 2m. pipe and connections, 500 ft." : 2in. canvas hoso and brass connections for fire service, No. i force pump-and 70ft. 2in. pipe and 2m. pulley, intermediate '-' shaft, with 5 pulleys, sft. to 3ft., breaking-down bench with rope and blocks, 2 breaking-down saws, sft. Bin., 2 spindles, 2} and 3in., friction gear for breaking-down bench, complete with pulleys and belts, iron • rollers in ; mill skid, ripping bench,- / . complete with belts and, pulleys, 4 tram rails, and 2 ;Breats bench trolleys, - 74ft; of new Bin. Balata belting. 74ft. of 7in., 14881. of 6in., and 74ft. of loin. -. Balata belting, 2 yard trolleys, 2 Bets bush trolleys, complete, l sot do., Vulcan Foundry -log-hauler, 14-h.p. complete, 16 chains lin. steel log rope, 40 - chains fin. steel , trail rope, 4 timber wagons, tip dray, blacksmith forge and anvil, set"'blacksmith's tools, sundry round and bar iron,. set friction gear pulleys, 50ft. lin. new steel wire rope, 20 x i pulleys, grindstone ?,na . fittings,, barrels oil, grease, -bearings, - 5 full-size Price's. jacks, .- 2 '- . three-quarter do., blocks, logging 1 straps cant hooks, shovels, steel bars. • 'mauls, and - wedges, hammers. - cross ' and • hand .saws, - files,'i chisels, ;plans, ; stocks; and dies, drills, sheaves, -horse-. ■ .oClippiiig : machine;-ete. Draught foal. . ..■ ■Inspection before.;sale!: jfi. desired.. Intending purchasers• can put up -at Ohakuiie' overnight, Or catch first, train Taihape'br Main Trimk itrains each wiiy, arriving ; early morning, and'' -leaving 'at night, day of sale. ■LUNCHEON PROVIDED:, IMPORTANT SALE DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ,PROPERTY.' " - HATW-ARITS ESTATE, \ ' 10 Miles from Wellington. ir -TO-MORROW;''' - ; " v *' THURSDAY. 15th JULY, at- 2.30 P :m. D ALGETY AND CO.', LTD;, have received instructions from Trustees in Hayward's Estate, to: offer for sale by public auction, at their Rooms, Featherston". Street; on Thursday, 15th July, at 2.30 p.m.; the desirable freehold property, comprising:—.". " " 230 Acres or thereabouts, being' Section 196 a - -and- part Section : 178, and 196 (deeds - title);'. 1 .The property is situated 16 miles from Wellington by good road, and the rail-way-runs through, tho place, the Siding being only 100 yards from house; About 70 acres good-river flat;.balance easy hills; at present worked as mixed farm, dairying and' sheep/'- ■ Torms-cash over existing mortgage of .£7OO, possession by lst August.'lSlS. Tlie property is ibeing sold- to wind up JJstate, and'a rare opportunity is-therefore offer-ed-to buyers in want of good land close to u largo centre. • • All necessary buildings on property.-For further particulars apply, to -THE AUCTIONEERS or D. M. IINDLAY, Solicitor -for/ Trustees.-.,.-, ,r. ■ 1 . • SUBDIVISION OF LAND, ' -Estate late vJohi'Nisbet,POREWA. NEAR MARTON, .3 FREEHOLD FARMS. '■A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., -£i have been instructed by- the Trustees to. sell, by Public Auction," at ■ the Coronation Hall, Marton, WEDNESDAY, ,28th <-JULY, :at 11.30 a.m., the Freehold Property-of 331 acre 3, subdivided into three convenient farms of 104, 112, and 115 acres. The property, is situate on the 1 Main Trunk line, some 8 miles from Marton. Tho railway runs through, and the : Porowa Station is on the place, ivluch includes some of the rich Pbrewa flats. The whole ,of the land, with the exception of a comparatively small portion of oac subdivision, is ploughable, and is excellent' agricultural • country or suitable for dairying. Plans now in printers' hands. • FULL PARTICULARS FROM AUCTIONEERS. . ' ■ : ,'•.■■■ r ' ! : " ~ FATTENING FARM. ACRES FREEHOLD, "CLUNY" HOMESTEAD SECTION, TUBAKINA VALLEY. ' Ten miles from Turakina, 14 miles from Marton by motor to ads. 230 ACRES rich' flats, balance easy , hills; some of the best land in the district. Will carry 9 sheep per acre, beeidee cattle. EXCELLENT FATTENINC COUNTRY. Property well subdivided and -permanently .watered. Modern 10-roomed house, large wool-shed, with ; machines, stable, motor-shed, etc. Telephone conneoted with Marton. . Further particulars from • * MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD., Land Department, JEailiagjfflJU