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AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY, 26th JULY, 1916. At 2.30 p.m. To Close an Estate. THREE SPLENDID RESIDENCES OF SIX ROOMS. BROUGHAM STREET, No. 53. BLLICE AVENUE, No. 19. TASMAN STREET, No. 6S. ■jVTESSRS. ,T. H. BETHUNE AND CO. -L'J- have been favoured with instructions from the Trustees in a deceased Estate to Sell by Auction at their Rooms, I'eatherston Street, as aboveNo. 53 BROUGHAM STREET—LeveI land, 29ft. x 90ft., with the one-story Dwelling of six rooms, bathroom, washhouse, etc., on tram line. No- 19 ELL ICE STREET-Land 26ft. x 86ft., with two-story six-roomed Residence, bathroom, washhouse, fitted with e. light, gas, etc. No. 68—TASMAN STREET, corner Ranfurly Terrace—Land having 32ft. to Tasman Street and 96ft. to Ranfurly Terrace, with one-floor Residence of six rooms, bathroom, washhouse, etc. The above well-situated properties are let to tenants of long standing. The houses are in good repair, and they are all situated in localities suro to improve m value. For cards to view and further particulars, apply to J. H. BETHUNE AND CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 16th AUGUST, 1916. At 2.30 p.m. Estate of the late William Bramley, Sen. AUCTION SALE OF A SPLENDID FREEHOLD FARM, NEAR JOHNSONVILLE. TVTESSRS. J. H. BETHUNE AND CO. J.TJ. are favoured with instructions from the Trustees of the above Estate to sell -by auction at their Rooms, FeathersBh Street, as above— THE WELL-KNOWN DAIRY FARM, now in the occupation of Mr. W. Bramley, whose lease expires on 30th September, containing 100 acres, all in grass, excepting about 20 acres in light bush, near the back boundary, together with the two dwellinghouses, dairy, traipshed, stable, and milkingshed, with loft. The above Farm is situated about a mile from Johnsonville railway station, is well watered by four streams, lies to the sun, and is suitable for either dairying or cultivation. In addition to the buildings required' for the working of the Farm," there is a 5-roomed house, with garden, at present occupied by a tenant. For further particulars apply to ■ J; H. BETHUNE AND C 0.,. Auctioneers. BROADMEADOWS BROADMEADOWS BROADMEADOWS (Near Cambridge). A A ACRES of this renowned Estate have been surveyed into SMALL FARMS, and will bo offered by PUBLIC AUCTION At HAMILTON, Oii I THURSDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1916. BROADMEADOWS was one of the first and best selections ever made in the Waikato, and is !so well and favourably known that further comment is needless. SEND FOR A PLAN. ' THE FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCT. CO., ' ' / LTD., . HAMILTON. ■ WEDNESDAY, 16th AUGUST, At 12 o'clock. At Rpoms, Manse Street. FOR :BONA-FIDE SALE BY AUCTION. UPSET, .£ISOO, • THEREAFTER NO RESERVE. STEAM PADDLE TUG, KOPUTAL POWERFUL TUG. GOOD SEA BOAT. As she now lies at Port Chalmers, Otago Harbour. SMALL COAL CONSUMPTION.. SPEED ABOUT EIGHT KNOTS. PAUK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED), are instructed by the Otago Harbour "Board to sell by-auction: . THE POWERFUL P.S. TUG.KOPUTAI As she now lies at Port Chalmers. DIMENSIONS.—I2Oft. over all; beam 20ft.', beam across paddle boxes 40ft., draft Bft. 9in. forward, 9ft. afc (with'3o tons in hold and side pockets full). 1 ' PLATES— 3-Bin,; iron frames, 21 inches apart. ENGlNES.—Wingate and. Co., Glasgow; compound diagonal surface condensing; can be usod to work paddles separately; Ti.p. dia. 28in., l.p. 52in., stroke 4ft., piston. R-amsbottom rings; shaft 12in. crank, pin 12in., pump. 22in., condenser 6ft. 6in. x sft. x 4ft., reversing engine for. both engines, revolutions, 30 to 35 per minute. 1.H.P., 480. BOILER —Single end marine, 13 x 14, 3 furnaces (Fox), pressure 901b. BUNKER CAPACITY.—HoId used at bunkers 45 tons, Bide pockets 9 tons. ACCOMMODATION.—Two rooms, aftor cabin, one man per room; forecastle to accommodate 11 seamen. The KOPUTAI is a beautifully designed and well executed piece of workmanship, and her qualities are proved by the magnificent work she has ■done in all kinds of weather and under all "sorts of circumstances, and her towing capacities are well known. In order to show their bona-fides in this matter, the Otago Harbour Board have fixed the ridiculously low upset 0f,£1500. leaving the sale thereafter entirely WITHOUT RESERVE. It was felt that this was the fairest way to meet buyers from a distance, who might imagine the Board would put a big jeserve upon tho boat, and i?ould not bother to attend the sale in consequence. With the knowledge of the low upset fixed, there is no excuse if anyone requiring such a vessel fails to attend this sale. PHOTOGRAPH lind further particulars can be seen at tho Office of the Wellington Harbour Board. Any further information can be obtained upon application to PARK, REYNOLDS (LTD.), Auctioneers, Dunedin. OAA ACRES, ploughable, post and wire fencing, 11 paddocks, well watered, principally rolling country, wintering 100 head cattle and 140 ewes, without turnips; Now Plymouth 11 miles. Price .£25 per acre, less mortgages, ,£2500, duo 1920. Equity, Willing accept another farm or house propertv, Feilding. ARTHUR, B. Land Agent, New Plymouth.