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| AUCTIONSGENUINE UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE, ON TEE FARM, CARTER'S RUN (Three miles from Carterton), On account of MESSRS. DELLER AND KEMELE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, at 12 o'clock. WAND G. TURNBULL AND CO., • LTD., have received instructions from Messrs. Deller and Kemble, whose lease is about to expire, to liold an unreserved Clearing Sale of their Sheep, Horses, Harness, Farm Implements, Tools, etc. SHEEP--77 2-tooth purebred Romney ©wes 256 4-tooth Roniney-Lincohi ewes 122 G-tooth Roniuey-Lincoln ewes 120 4 and 5-year Romney-Lincoln ewo3 50 f.ra. Romney-Lincolii .sires 430 woolly mixed sex lambs, Ix> be drafted 23 6-tooth Romney rams HORSES— . 12 draught mares and geldings,3 years to 8 years, and harness for all -.horses. Also farm implements of all descriptions, tools, and sundries. f Further particulars from R. G. Kemble, an the farm, or from the Auctioneers. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. FRANK EVANS, .Auctioneer. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF PUREBRED LINCOLN FLOCIC, FARM HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, ETC., AT THE TARATAHI, THURSDAY, MARCH 2nd, at 12.30 p.m. npBE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND i A MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have been instructed by Mr. F. J. Brooks, who has sold his property, to sell Purebred Lincoln Flock No. 124, comprising— Ewes, 2 to 6-tooth Ram and Ewe Lambs, Farm Horses, Implements 500 D.C. fat arid forward lambs Tools and Sundries. . CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK, ETC. At MUHUNOA EAST, OHAU, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1916, at 1 p.m. B ALGETY AND CO., LTD., have been . favoured with instructions from Mr. T. Field, who is giving up dairying,' to sell, on the above date, on the farm, the Whole of his Dairy Stock, etc.—without reserve—and comprising— 25 cows, in milk, and calving again from July to September , 6 heifers, r.w.b. I 1 Jersey bull 1 sow, with litter l'fiow, 3 porkers 2-Bucket Gano plant, with' 2J-h.p. Crossley engine Cans, buckets, etc. , ; LIGHT- LUNCHEON. NOTE.—The cows of this herd are all young, been well culled, and in good condition, and as the owner has definitely .decided to go out of dairying, they art: for absolute sale. FRIDAY, 10th MARCH, 1916. , AT "MOUNT WALLACE," STIRLING IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE OF ROMNEY MARSH SHEEP, SHORT- . HORN CATTLE, AND CLYDESDALE HORSES. THE Undersigned will offer at above time and place, on account of D. G. Wright, Esq., : "Mount Wallace," Stirling (oub mile from Stirling Railway Station, on the Main Line) his Stud Stock, comprising— ROMNEY MARSH SHEEP, being Flocks No. 444 N.Z.R.M.F.8., and 103 N.Z.F.8., and comprising— 20 stul rums 460 breeding ewes (mixed ages) 170 shearling rams 150 ram hoggets 169 ewe hoggets : SHORTHORN CATTLE, from .his oldestablished herd, including several prizewinning aniuials, «uid being, approximately— 19 breeding cows 11 heifers 7 bulla ... .17 calves (mixed sexes). 54 These Cattlo are of the most approved Dual Purposo Type in the South Island. CLYDESDALE HORSES, , including Brood Mares,- Fillies, and Colts by such noted Sires as the following Horses:— "Premier Pride" (imy.), "akek Bouylas" (imp.), "Baron Wigion," "Esion Carlton," "Sir Talbot." Catalogues on application to Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., Dalgety and Co., Ltd., , National Mortgage and Agency Co. of.N.Z., Ltd., Dunedinand Branches, . Auctioneers in Conjunction, ' ' IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION Of "PART OF INCHBONNIE ESTATE* WESTLAND. OQO'Q AUKBS FREEHOLD. HOniO ACRES FREEHOLD. FOR SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, 15th MARCH, At 3 o'clock p.m. T>ALGETY AND CO., LTD., havo reJL' ccived instructions from the INCH- , BONNIE ESTATE CO.,- LTD., to SELL, as above, at their LAND SALEROOMS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHKISTCHURCH, 2923 ACRES uf this well-known Property, In 16 BLOCKS Of HIGH-CLASS DAIRYING, SHEEP, and CATTLE COUNTRY, ranging in area from 92 to 320 acres. The land consists of open and partiallycleared bush land, with some heavy 'swamp, admirably adapted for dairying. WESTLAND is fast becoming a second TARANAKI. SPLENDIDLY WATERED and plenty of good fencing timber available. Situated on the OTIRA-GKE YMOUTH Railway Line, with two RAILWAY STATIONS—INCHBONNIE and POERUAon Property. I EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS: N [ 10 per cent. Cash on fall of hammer. 10 per cent, on 15th March, 1917. 10 per cent, on 15th March, 1918. Balance on 15th March, 1921. INTEREST at 5J per cent. POSSESSION on 20th March. N.B.—ln the event of purchasers erecting Buildings to the Value of 10 per cent, of the Purchase Money frithin 12 months, the Payment of 10 por cent., duo March, 1917, will to postponed until 15th March, ■ 1921. An exceptional chance is offered in this Subdivision for the Buyer of Moderate Capital to acquire a Block of first-class country with a Great Prospective Value. Plans can bo procured on application to DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., Chrislchurch, Auctioneers. F. SEARLE, Inchbonnie. DUNCAN, COTTEIiILL AND CO., Solicitors for the Vendors, ■ Christchurch. GEORGE H. BUCKERIDGE, Estate and General Commission Agent. ELTHAM. N;Z. Representative for Henry A. Lane and Co., Ltd., London, Butter, Cheese, and Tallow Merchants. Write mo for what you want. I have many ofithe best farms in New Zealand for Sale. Here is one:— /3 A 1 ACRES, 8 miles from two' good Tvl towns, on a fine metal road; 390 acres grass, 11 acres bush, 12 paddocks; two Houses of 8 rooms and 4 rooms, stables, cowshed, all outbuildings. Two miles from school and cheese factory. 'Phone and P.O. in house. L.1.P.; rent, ■.£lB per annum. Easy and long-dated mortgage. Price, ,£l4 acre goodwill, including 280 ewes, 170 lambs, 5 horses, rams, 12 dairy cows, bulls, calves, pigs, gig, dray, and harness. Very easy terms. Write at once. Q L'ECJAL FARM OFFER. 490 Acres, O freehold, in the heart of the famous Sandon rye seed aroa; mostly flat, all ploughable, black loam on clay, 14 paddocks, well fenced and plough drained, dams, windmills, troughs, 7-roomed house, stables, barn, sheds, yards, etc. Grows wheat, oat;, barley, turnips, rape and rye grass to perfection. Sub-surveyed. At .i 2. r ) Tier acre on easy terms. Is the best cutting-up spec, on the market.' FAIR,I3 URN. AND. SILK, .Wanganui,