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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2534, 7 August 1915, Page 16

AUCTIONSTUESDAY, 10th AUGUST, 1.30 p.m. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. LAWN MOWER, HOSE, GARDEN TOOLS, ETC., ETC. AT ST. PETER'S VICARAGE (Corner of Abel Smith. Street and Wellington Terrace). A'- L. WILSON AND CO. have 'been favoured with instructions from ■ Archdeacon C. C. Harper, who is leaving ' by the Ruahine, to sell' :it the residence, as above — The whole of the Household Furnish- ' ings and Effects contained therein. ! Full particulars later. , A. L. AVILSON. Auctioneer. ; WEDNESDAY, lltk AUGUST, L At 2 p.m. sharp. : AT OUR NEAV AUCTION ROOMS, 151-153 LAMBTON QUAY. ' Representatives leaving immediately , for Europe. ■ CLEARING SALE OF BAL- ' ANCE OK STOCK, j Oji behalf of ; "THE RUSSIAN EUR C 0.," . After a Successful New Zealand ViSit. 1 A' COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FUR COATS AND SETS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, "modelled in the very latest Continental Fashions," and manufactured from tho FINEST PREPARED FURS. AL. WILSON AND CO. have been • instructed by "THE RUSSIAN - FUR CO." to Sell at their Auction Rooms - as above— • AN EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE ' AND VALUABLE COLLECTION 1 OF FUR GOODS, Including:— : MOUNTED. SKINS: . Polar Bear, Bengal Tiger, Leopard Centre, Badger, Leopard, Russian Racoons, and Brown Pony Rugs. • COSTLY SETS' OT ALL KINDS: • Squirrel Scarves, Civet Cat Sets, Russian > Black and Pointod Fox Sets. Cana- ; dian Fox and Tibet, Black, Natural : Blue, and Grey AVolf Sets, Musquash, ■' Kolensky, and Jap Mink Sets. .VALUABLE EUR LADIES' COATS: Musquash, with Fitch Collars and Cuffs, Coney, Seal, Brown Pony with Beaver , Collars and Cuffs, Black, Pony, and Persian Lamb, Genuine Leopard with j Civet Collars and Cuffs, Large Variety s of Jungle Coats. ' The Company is anxious to quit every line, as they do not wish to return to the European markets with any goods. This Sale, therefore, affords a unique 3 opportunity to secure tho VERY BEST i OF FURS in every assortment, at a very ) moderate figure. A SPECIAL DISPLAY WILL BE HELD » ALL DAY TUESDAY, ■ COMMENCING AT 10 A.M. . ' EXPERTS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE. DO NOT MISS THIS GREAT j OPPORTUNITY. SALE, 2 P.M., 1 .WEDNESDAY, 11th. 3 ON VIEW, TUESDAY, 10th. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. 1 l WHAKATANE LANDS. SMALL'DAIRY FARM. , . -j aa ACRES, rick Dairy Land, all Xvl/ improved and just ready to milk - upon, near a factory and store, P. 0., f handy to school. ® Not a yard of waste land on the block. Can'be bought with small deposit, or " Leased with a Purchasing Clause. s . Tho lato owner having gone to the ij war is cause of. its being in the market. Apply "FARM," ;> ■ Box 11, AVhakatane. s 1 FOR SALE. a v QfOUTH WAIRARAPA—"WeII-built famOily Residence, containing 8 largo rooms, entrance hall, besides bathroom, h. and c. water, all modern conveniences, verandah on three sides, outbuildings, bai-n,. fowlhouses, pig stye, together with 7 acres of first-class land, 3 paddocks, orchard, garden; lawn, summer house; is pleasantly situated' close to Post Office. Prico only ,£1550; terms if desired, J2700 cash, balance at 5 per cent. LOAVER HUTT—Choice -unencumbered t Block of 13 acres,, rich level land, large road frontages, suitable for subdivisions. Price .£250 per acre. Owner n will entertain exchange for small dairy s or sheep farm or revenue-producing- property. ■ p-t o ACRES, 200 acres ploughable, balOxO anco low hills, 15 paddocks, permanent water, good 7-roomcd house, all conveniences, washhouso, man's room, storj room, stables, chaff'shed, imjjle. ment shed, cowshed, woolshed, 4 shearing machines, dip, yards, cottage, carrying 2 sheep and cattlo per acre; 5 miles from • etation by level metal -road, adjoining Post Office and school, creamcry 4 miles. Prico iEla per acre; terms arranged. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 182 FEATIIERSTON STREET, S Or LOAVER HUTT. CHEAP FARM IN GOLDEN BAY. . NELSON DISTRICT—JEISOO CASH. 9 -j aq ACR-'BS, facing sea, 11-roomcd l"u House, stables, and atlier buildin£9. Tho back country is Crown lands, which probably can lie taken up by purchaser. Previous occupier of this farm used to turn out cattlo on theso lands, and they came back in tho spring fat. Tho farm is suitable for Poultry, Sheep,, " and Fruit Farming. Apples, Cherries. Lemons, and Oranges do well. Situation, S PnkaWau, between Puponga and Collinga wood. All that has been produced on d the property has found ready salo rtt tho d Mines closo by. i- L. J. FRANK, i- THOMAS NEALE, : e Trustees, Nelson. f '.HAAVKE'S BAY SHEEP FARM FOR k SALE. 10 KOA 'ACRES, situated 10 miles from 1- 001/ township and handy to school, good metal road right to gale. First-class (i land for sheep or cattle, all ill grass, about y 150 acres flat, balancj easy hills. Largo !e area plougliable. Subdivided into 15 padis docks, and well watered. Carrying eapacff ity, U breeding ewes, besides cattle; 6;e roomed house, woolshed. shearing plant, n yards, and other outbuildings. Prico, «£l2 10s. per acre. .£IOOO cash, balance arranged. W. P. M'CORMICK, Lend Agent, ij Station Street, Hastings. , J