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AUCTIONS SPECIAL STOCK SALE. At Mr. M. J. M'Gregor's Yards, "HIKORANGI," TE WHARAU (Kindly lent for the occasion). THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1916, At 12 noon. WAND G.. TURNBULL AND CO, • LTD., will sell as advertised, oi above date and time:— SHEEPOn account of M. J. M'Gregor: 1 dfhfl GOOD 2-TOOTH WETHER! JL'dfcUV (one earmark) 700 i-year-old ewes ; 200 fat ewes 100 5-year-old ewes 20 f.m. Romney and Lincoln rams On account of other Vendora: 200 sound-mouth ewes (ono earmark) 100 2-tooth wethers - CATTLEF - On account of M. J. M'Gregor: WA YEARLING POLLED ANGUS IV CROSS STEERS 30 Foiled Angus cross heifers 10 station cows and calves On account of other Vendors: 70 3-year-okl Hereford S.H. steers ' 10 fat cows 5 4-year-old bullocks 3 AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.-Stock from this district arc well known for their » 6plondid constitution and quality, and can be thoroughly recommended to likely . purchasers. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED; FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. [ — : UNRESERVED CLEARING' SALE. JOHNSONVILLE YARDS. THURSDAY, 13th JANUARY. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., -"•- have received instructions from Messrs. S. and H. Bryant, whose lease 'ias expired, to sell as above at 1 p.m.— 250 fat and forward 4-tooth wethers -.(WO breeding ewes 250 2-tooth ewes 250 2-tooth wethers 450 lambs 14 G-tooth Romney rams 1 cow in milk 2 18-months to 2-vear heifers : AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.-We have personally inspected the above sheep, and can recommend anyone ■ starting a new flock to attend this sale. CLEARING SALE At THE BROW ESTATE, WAIPAWA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14th, 1916. HE : PELICHET, M'LEOD AND CO. havo.been instructed by MR. LESLIE AIOI\GKTON, who has ' sold his proi perty, to sell by Auction, on the j above date, tho whole of his live stock, I lilso some Furniture and Implements. The Sheep have been inspected by us, and. are a particularly fine lot, the ewes being pure Eomneys. Tho following sheep will be offered:— 350 4-tootli Romncy ewes 200 G-tooth Romney ewes 256 8-tooth Romney ewes SO 5-yeur-old Romney ewes 100 crossbred 2-tooth ewes 150 crossbred 2-tooth wethers 850 lambs j STUDS. 65 pure Romney Marsh ewes, 2-tooths I and older 20 pure Romney Marsh ewo lambs 65 pure Romuey Marsh rams, 2-tooth and older ~ 30 pure. Romney Marsh ram lambs LUNCHEON PROVIDED. YOUR OPPCRTUNBTY. TO those persona anxious to obtain. a healthy, peaceful, and highly-re-munerative occupation away from the busy ! hum of life peculiar to the "petrol'age, ; there is no vocation combining those attri. ( butes to a greater degree than that of ! fruit-farming in the Motueka district, j Nelson. As Tasmania is to the Com- | monwealth of Australia, so is the Motuoha district, only in a more marked degree, fc") the Dominion of New Zealand. The I purpose of this advertisement is to get i you interested in the. fruit industry, i There is more money in fruit farming than any other branch of the farming industry. As much a 6 .£3OO per acr« has been taken off the land for one season's crop of apples. Wo hold authenticated records which may be seen by any bonafide inquirer. VISIT MOTUEKA. Spend your Xmas vacation here. Excellent hotel and privato accommodation. ; Out motors are at your eervico. WE want YOTT to bo in on the first subdivision of the BROADLANDS APPLE LANDS. This desirable apple property, which has only recently been released by the Tiustees to the Broadland9 Estate, stands out—pre-eminently—the best apple-propo-sition ill the Dominion. This is a well known and an admitted fact, and can bo testified to by experts who have carefully inspected the land. WRITE TO-DAY for full particulars, lithographic plans/ booklets, and photos. We have provided a Special Correspondence Department, and will be pleased to correspond with persons who are anxious to obtain further information concerning the apple industry and'its potentialities. THE BROADLANDS FRUIT LANDB COMPANY. P. B. LOMAX AND CO., ' Chief Agents, Motueka. HARCOUBT 4 CO., Wellington. Agents. FOR SALE—STERLING INVESTMENT. riLOSE to PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS, 3 -first-class Houses, two of 8 rooms, on© of 6 rooms, h. and c water, electric light, p.w.c., all conveniences, in first-class beautiful garden, separate titles to each property. I'ncc, •£3100; cash, required ~£1650. As tho owner is leaving' Wellington district he would consider an exchange for a wholesale business or property in Napier or Hastings, the formor preferred. ,The price quoted is a low cash one, and anything submitted in exchange must be at actual cash value, and one that will bear tho strictest investigation. WANTED, Wellington and Suburban Property in exchange for 1018 acres, Waikato, ail in. mixed grass, has been heavy bush, rimu, rata, matai, etc.; 35 acre's I stumped, 400 acres ploughable when i stumped, balance hilly; 7-roomed house, i 3-stall stable, cowshed, woolshed loo6e- i box, implement shed, 5 paddocks, well I watered by permanent streams, 7 miles ! i from nearest Railway Station and 2£ 1 : milos from school. Price £7 per acre, i j 198 ACRES, PUKEKOHE, all in grass ■ | but 10 acres in crop, all ploughable but j 25 acres when stumped; good 5-roomc<l I cottage, also 3-roomed cottage, 2 good cow sheds; close to railway station, creamery and school. Price .£35 per acre. Owner will exchango for suburban houses or land. WANTED, for Clients, 6tock, leaseholds, and freeholds, particularly dairy farms, from 60 to 100 acres, as going concern. Send full details urgently, including factory returns, and lowest cash required, to the undersigned. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, ' LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 182 Featherston Street, or Lower Hutt. AND BROAD, LTD., GRAIN, SEED, AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, MARTON. WH. PHIlf, . 87 DIXON STREET. House, Window, and Ofißoe-Cleaiiing Contractor. Cvpets Cleaned and Beaton by Machinery. ILL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED, 'Phone 32112. (Three Ringo). ff fi Jarrofi flw. ~