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AUCTIONS, ANNUAL SALE OF THE YEARLING ; HOLSTEIN AND SHORTHORN MILK-RECORD UULLS; ALSO. HOLSTEIN AND SHOIiTHOItN COWS AND HEIFERS FROM THE WEBAEOA EXPERIMENTAL FARM HEED", To be Held on. the FARM, On TUESDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER, 1915, At 12 Noon. MESSRS. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, will sell, as above, by Public Auction (Without Reserve)— 26 sires, all bred on the property ALSO: i Holstein heifers and 1 cow 3 Shorthorn heifers and 3 cows NOTE—The Shorthorn Bulls are sired by two Shorthorn Bulls imported from tho famous Darbalara Estate Herd, Gunilagai, N.S.W. iho quality of the Weraioa Experimental Farm Holstein and Shorthorn Cattlo is so well known that it would bo superfluous for the Auctioneers to make further comment. Catalogues can be obtained from the Auctioneers. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., Wellington, .. Auctioneers. ; SPECIAL DAIRY SALE. TUESDAY. 2nd NOVEMBER, 1915. LINLEY FARM, MOUTOA, , Shannon-Foxton. Road, ftTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERn CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, will sell on account of MESSRS. SMITH BROS., at the Farm, as above, at 12 NOON— 1 A A SHORTHORN, HOLSTEIN, AND JERSEY COWS, in full milk and few to calve 50 15-month heifera ' i Shorthorn bulb 1 Jersey bull 10 bucket calves 100 PIGS, mixed. \ 1 3} h.p. Felix motor benzine engine 1 7-buctet L.K.G. milking plant 1 61 h.p. Black6tone oil engine 1 Alfa de Laval separator, 130 gals. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—Tho Cows are a firat-class lot, and in the pink of condition, and tie herd is recognised as one of the best is tho district. The Cows have been very , heavily culled and the Vendors havo been milking for the last 40 years, this being their first clearing sale. Tho Cows are being offered owing to the increasing difficulty of securing suitable labour for milking, and also owing to the desire of one of the members of the firm to leave for the front. The Shannon Motor-bus passes the gate. Cows or Pigs purchased will be ;iut on trucks free at Shannon. : HAWKE'S BAY. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALH IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE OF THE CELEBRATED TANGAItEWA ESTATE, WEDNESDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, 1915, At 2 p.m. C B. HOADLEY AND SON, LTD., • have been instructed by the owners to offer by Publio Action, at the Town Hall, Takapau, on above date, tho whole of that highly desirable freehold property known as the TANGAREWA ESTATE, ■ i ' CONSISTING OF mi ACBES - 7217 SUBDIVIDED INTO ABOUT 31 FARMS, 31 31 FARMS, 31 Varying from 10 acres up to 900 acrea, SUITABLE FOR DAIRYING, GRAZING, DAIRYING, .GRAZING, :

AND MIXED FARMING. The Property is situated 4 miles from Takapau railway station by splendid road, and adjoins the township of Ashley Clinton, Post Office, School, etc. About 3000 acres are Hats, and the balance low undulating hills, all ploughable. Well watered by river and permanent streams. Probably the best oat, rape and turnip country in Hawke's Bay. Each block has a frontage to good metalled road, and many of the sections are ring-fenced. Plans will bo forwarded on application to the Auctioneers. Terms of Payment: 10 per cent, at time of sale, 15 per cent, on date of possession, 15th February, 1916, balance in 5 years from date of sale. All unpaid purchase money to bear 5J per cent, interest. Conditions of Sale may- bo inspected at. the Offices of the Auctioneers, or Messrs. Carlile, McLean, Scannell and Wood, Solicitors, Napier and Hastings. An Auction Clearing Sale of Stock and Plant will be held prior to date of delivery. SPfcCIAL NOTE.—On and after the 18th October a Motor Car and Guide will leave the Auctioneers' Temporary Office, Takapau, every morning at 11.30, fo. the convenience of prospective buyers. C. B. HOADLEY AND SON, LTD., AUCTIONEERS AND SOLE AGENTS, NAPIER. SELECTED FARMS, EXCHANGE FOR' SOUND TOWN PROPERTIES OR SECURITIES. ma ACRES, Freehold, Manawatu line, OjLU half flat, all in grass. Price, .615 per acre. Equity .£4250. qaa ACRES, Freehold, Taranaki, all Ovlf in grass. Price JEI2 per acre. Equity, .£6900. rn ACRES, Freehold, Wellington, rich tJO river flats. Price .£GS per acre. Equity JJ1770. The above arc all first-class value, worth inspection. MILLER AND BUTTER, Agents, Wellington.'

NOW IS THE TIME FOR FRUIT FARMS. Here is an excellent proposition— 8 Acres in Orchard, few miles from Hastings, comprising apples, pears, peaches, apricots, nectarines, and plums (all picked varieties and in full bearing), showing great promise. New 5roomoa House, all conveniences, largo packing-shed, trapshed, feed and harnoss room, man's whare, tools, implements, etc. Wire or write for full particulars, to C. S. WILSON AND CO. (Gill Bros,), Auctioneers, Hastings. 11 QQ ACRES, 0.R.P., at 12s, 6d.; JLJ.i4IU annual rent, £33 os. Bd.; can bo made freehold any time; 3 miles school, etc.; all in grass and heavy bush country; running streams; carry 2i- sheep. House 5 rooms, in good order; h. and c. water, washhouse, storeroom, buggy shed, woolshed, 45 x .24, 2 sets sheep yards F. O. RULE, Land Agent, Otorotianga. .TOR IMMEDIATE SALE. LOWER HUTT. rir ACRES (in blo,ik or small lota) of AO the richest land ii the Hntt Valley; 6-rooaod residoncu it good repair, and all necessary outbuildings. This block having a large frontage is suitable for subdivision, Price on application. SHORT AND FRASER, Potoni. IN all books where ready access is noces* sary to the next unused form, The "Ever-Ready" Patented Quick-Reference device is unequalled. Cheap, effective, and simple. Full particulars from the Sole Agents, the Wellington Publishing Company, Ltd., -"Dominion" Avenilft Wellington,