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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2796, 14 June 1916, Page 10

AUCTIONS. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. . CARRYING AND STABLE PUNT. ' WEDNESDAY, 14th JUNE, 1916. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., -c*. Feilding, have received instructions from M. IC. BATJER, Kimbolton, to sell (Without Reserve), at the MANCHESTER STABLES, FEILDING, on WEDNESDAY, 14th JUNE, 1916, at 11.30 a.m. sharp, the whole of her Carrying Plant, Horses, etc., including:— 11 wagon horses 3 wagons—2 4 tons, 1 2}- ton 1 coach 6 coach horses 2 gigs, 1 double buggy, 1 wagonette 7 6ets wagon, gig, and buggy harness, saddles, 20 covers, Tugs, ropes, tarpauilins, etc. ' , 2 motor-cars—Cadillac and Marion (slight reserve) Also, on Account of RICHARDSON BROS., MANCHESTER STABLES, who are giving up business: (Without Reserve):— 15 harness horses, 4 to 10 years 2 hacks , 2 landaus, 5 gigs, 1 dogcart 11 sets single and double harness, knee rugs, whips, covers, chaff, oats, straw, and a number of " - stable requisites 2 Austin motor-cars, 15-20 horsepower (slight reserve ) NOTE.—The Auctioneers can thoroughly recommend both these plants. The. horses- are all young and in first-class condition, and the plants are in excellent -repair. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., . ... ' Auctioneers, Feilding. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. OROUA DOWNS. MONDAY, lilth JUNE, 1916, ■ At 11.30 aim. sharp. npHE NEW ZEALAND . LOAN AND A . MERCANTILE .. AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED , in. conjunction, with ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD., have received instructions from WALTER IvILSBY, ESQ. (who has disposed of most of his Puki. Puki Estate), to sell as above. Without Reserve:— ' SHEEP: . 350 2, 4, 6-tooth and 4-year ewes, in lamb to' Romney rams 50 2-tooth wethers 450 mixed lambs CATTLE: 40 2-year heifers in.calf 15 3-year heifers in calf ' 4 2-year. steora : . ' 6 cows, to calv6 in spring 5 fat cows ~ 6 yearlings'' ' . .. , 2 bulls .. - . . HORSES: ; :•■■■". - : 4 medium draught mares (broken to all. work) 2 medium' draught geldings (broken to all work)"' .' 2 light draught mares (broken to all work) . - ' . j 2 hacks, 2 pones ■ 1 1 3-vear draught filly, unbroken MACHINERY: 5-cow Simplex Release * Milking: Plant,.' 3rStand; Barman Shearing Machines, R. & G. Swamp Plough, R. & G. D.F. Plough, Duncan D.F. Plough, Cambridge Roller, 2 sets R. & G. Discs, ; Deering Mower, Deering Binder, Deering Hay Rake, Hoover Potato ' Digger, .Aspenwell i Potato Planter, Set- Tine Harrows, Swingle Bars, Chains, Harness, etc., 2-ton Brake, Block Dray, . Spring Dray, Spring Trap, Zealandia Woolpress, Planet jr., Duncan Windmill, Timber,. Posts,- etc.',: 1000 Bricks 2 tone Household Coal, 2 tons Chaff, 1 ton Potatoes, 2 tons Basic Slag. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Tools, and Sundries. ! Slight Reserve .on Horses and Machinery. Buyers will be met at BimatnDgl Railway Station on arrival of 9 o'clock train from Palmerston North. The Horses are an exceptionally good lot; and broken 'to all work. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. GLEN ADAM ESTATE. i IMPORTANT LAND SALE . Of'' : 'I HEAVY KAHIKATEA COUNTRY. ' WE will offer-by PUBLIC AUCTION, ■ on THURSDAY, JULY 20th, in the KING'S THEATRE, HAMILTON; fi NICE LITTLE DAIRY FARMS, 6 NICE LITTLE DAIRY FARMS, ranging from 83 to 127. ACRES,. well improved, and in, good heart. Also. THE .HOMESTEAD- BLOCK, of 398 Acres, with/fino New (House, sheds, yards, and all improvements. READ (THESE EASY TERMS: •! 5 per cent, deposit., 5 per cent, in 12 months. 10 per cent, in 3 years, or improvements.", 20 per' cent, in 5 years. , Balance can r,emain at the,rate of: 5J per cent, for 7 years., A discount of 5 per cent, will be allowed purchasers paying one-third cash. . For. Plans and further particulars apply to COOPER AND SOR.BY, MANDENO JACKSON, .. Joint Auctioneers. TJIOR SALE, as a going concern, 1400 •T, Acres, near large town; 200 acres in bush, 1150 breeding ewes, 500 woolly lambs, 1-50 head cattle, machinery, plant, etc. Price, JEIO per acre. Apply H. 'D. Buchanan,.'Palmerston North. '■ qa ACRES of good level Dairying or Ort ' in grass except 30 acres crops, and outhouses, dairy, cowshed, and sta PRICE, w£27 10s. per acre; ,£SOO casl J. HARRIS & S( : " ~~ UNSURPASSED ACRES, FREEHOLD, adjoining /SvU All rich drained swamp land, rooms, up-to-date milking sheds, milkins Wintered 70 head stock, including 40 got I' cern—cows, horses, pigs, 40 tons hay, 2 acre. Terms, JBIOOO cash; balance 5 yeai . HUGH DI VICTORIA STR i GOOD DA 100 AC,RES, all in grass, 8 paddocks JLOiJ and outbuildings; good orohnri ship, alongside factory. Cheap, and-on! ." ; c. b. i TE WHAT ARE THE 1 BANNEVIRKE DAIRY FARM FOR is a bon'a-lide. sale, and the propi balance very low hills, 14 acres stumpc Good li-rciomed house, H miles cheese fi mile school, and 6 miles from Dannev at cl-'l 10s. ner acre: .£SOO cash. ' R. F. S( . , LAND AGEN' FARM FOR ACRES FREEHOLD, about 80 <ISGU ilats-. AU tirst-class quality, and subdivided into 12 paddocks'; new. ated 5 .miles from railway station and PRICE—i' 22 10s. Tier acre; £500'cit! Oulv reason for > :nl ling—owner liar, i . F.' J. B1 AGENT,- IT DAIRYING-LAN 1 q'-| ACRES, all in grass, 10 acres s 10l gi'iod new liouse, cowshed, se bearing. Towiisliip, railway station, miles,. 'freezing'works close. Stock ca horses: Title,' Freehold, no mortgage, would be cheap, at .£'sß ner acre. A w Penoonabl" t.enns. Anifv. siv.ir». ,w. li. "JOHNST(