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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2643, 14 December 1915, Page 10

AUCTIONS- ' UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE AT MANAKAU. MONDAY, 20th DECEMBER, 1915. At 12 o'clock noon, MEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERIN ■ CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. LTD., have received instructions from Messrs, W. and R. lievan, Manakau, to oiler for unreserved sale at 12 o'clock noon, at the farm lately owned by the late Edward Bevnn, Esq., the following:— 01 cows ill milk (Shorthorn and Jersey cross) 20 heifers, 1J.W.8. . 20 fat and forward cows 10 prime fat cows 5 weaner calves 1 pedigree 3-year Holstein bull, bred by. Wereroa Experimental Farm 1 purbred shorthorn bull , 14 porkers 13 store pigs ' 1 5 breeding sows 1 exnress, 1 mare and harness 1 h.gk, saddle and bridle , 1 spring dray 1 Lawrence-liennedy 8-cow (buckct) plant 1 4-h.p. Tangye kerosene engine 14 IG-gallon milk can^ , 1 water pump 1 s.f. plough » 2 leaf harrows . , .Sundries NOTE.—Luncheon provided. UNRESERVED SALE . OF CATTLE, HORSES, SHEFiP, SUNDRIES, ETC.', At the Farm, BUCKLEY ROAD, SHANNON. ' .MONDAY, 20th DECEMBER, 1915. / ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., -ta. - instructed by W. F. Bell, Esq. (who has sold his farm), will sell as above at 1 p.m.— . 160 shorn 2-tooth wethers 60 4, 6, and f.f.m. woolly ewes and lambs (extra good line) 60 shorn prime fat ewes 5 Romney rams, bred by Bidwell . 40 cows and calves 16 fat cows 60 fat and forward cows, empty 15 18-month heifers, r.w.b. [ • 25' mixed weaners , , 4 2-year bulls 10 2-year steers 5 springing heifers 3 good dairy cows in milk 10 noises, including hacks, halfdraughts, and farm horses, broken and unbroken , Hay-rake,'roller, set tine harrows, wool-press, 2 block ' drays, gig and harness, hay-mower, R. and G. level plough, tools, and numerous sundries. .- '; . Light, LnMheon Provided. Conveyance will meet North and South morning trains, at Shannon. WANTED, Buyers of Trained Sheep and Cattle Do"s to attend Auction of J; Swavsland (deceased), drover, on FRIDAY, at, Featherston. Particulars froiu , . GEO.-A. FAIRBROTHER, 1 ■ . Auctioneer, Carterton. SMALL' FREEHOLD FARM, QAA ACRES, Freehold, partially im/iIXJIyJ proved and ,fit to run breeding ewes or cattle; about 40 acres new grassed bush. land, about \ the balance in grass, and will easily carry 250 ewes. Subdivided into 3 paddocks, and has good river boundary, about 3 miles, from township, could be milked upon and would make a good farm for man with little money to make a start on. PRICE:. Only £i per acre; .25 per cent, oash; balance, eood terms. ', :• This is worth inquiring about, though the price is low. : For further particulars, apply ■ "FREEHOLD," • > Hawera. FOR 'LEASE, of, 8 Rooms and 24 Acre? ! .of Land, fronting .Inner, Harbour. The house is in good order, commanding m excellent view of Harbour. The land is subdivided into .5 paddocks, and is all irable and permanently watered. Situated, i miles from Napier by excellent road. ' Tenure Lease for 5 or more years at ■ in annual rental of £120. For all further particulars, apply to the Sole. Agents M'GLA SHAN'S, LTD., i NAPIER. , ■ ' 0 R S A L .E. MERCHANT'S SUBURBAN HOME, with ' or without furniture, 6 rooms and bathroonj, -verandah on two sides, washhouse and workshop, water , laid 'on, deep.drainage, gas, sun all day, { no hill climbing, 5 minutes from sta- | tion, Icorner 195! x 150 feet, , 6plendid garden, also flower garden, j concrete and asphalt paths? live , hedges, good locality, can never be- { built in. ! .£175 down, balance 1 easy ,j terms.' ' j SUBURBAN LAND.—I 7 acres, 5-roomed < house, water laid on, running streams, J splendid shelter, new fences, ideal 1 . home, 1 milo from station on metal- < / led road, 10 acres ploughable. .£l5O < down, balance easy; (will not rent). SUBURBAN HOME.—S Rooms, well fenced,, sun all day, well built house, with about 2 acres of land, all in grass, 10 minutes from station; fare to Wellington 2s. weekly. .£IOO down, . balance 12s. weekly. : SUBURBAN 2-STORY FACTORY, with a new Tangye Benzine Engine, on . the main street, just the place for a. I ■ furniture factory, no opposition, could J give soriie work to a first-class man; 1 building practically . jiew; will assist ' a good man to make things go. J . DAVID M'CRAE, ' : 1 25 AND 27 PARISH STREET. ! THIS WILL SUIT CASH, vf? ACRES at it' 32 per acre, rich flat and well grassed, low hills, the making if the nicest, little Dairy or Fattening ;'arm in this district, offering at above irico for 2 weeks only. Note—Don't write, >ut wire when coming. Car meets all ;rains. . 1 , ' ' BAKER AND CO., Faith's Supply Stores,. Te Horo. J ?ISST-CLASS GRAZING PROPOSITION 1 rmA/y ACRES, Wangnnui District, 2200 l acres in grass, balance best - iapa formation; will winter 2 sheep, fat- < lens all wethers on grass; house 6 rooms, < voolshed, dip, and yards. Title, 2GOO acres 1 freehold, balance Native Lease. -Price '.£6 j is. freeliold, £3 Goodwill for Native Lease, ' Jtrongly recommended. Apply LEWIS AND ; CO., Wanganui. ~HANDY MIXED FARM. ; 1 OR ACRES, close to Feilding, all in L.4/0 grass but 23 acres oats, all 1 jloughable; well watered and subdivided; ;ood buildings and orchard. Price .£3O ■ icr acre, crops in. Terms, two-thirds ;ash, balance for 5 years at 5 per cent. | LAND AGENCY, Feilding. ' 'JAHE Cheapest Lands in the Dominion JL and Best Markets are on the West Coast (5.1.).. Freeliold Farm, 5-10 acres, iirst-class, improved, prico JB7' 155.-; will double value in five years; .£SOO cash, balance d jier cent. Another Farm, 270 acres, adjoins Railway Station, highly improved, .£l2, same terms. MARK SPEOT AND. CO,, Grojmouth. Established. 1865.