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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2833, 26 July 1916, Page 12

. . AUCTIONS. FRIDAY, 28th JULY', 1916, At 12.30 p.m. LOTS . rfifi ■ LOTS LOTS oUlr LOTS URGE km IMPORTANT SALE OF HIGH-CLASS. FURNITURE. ■. Upright Grand Piano, Carpets, Linos., Choice Chippendale Furniture, Chesterfield Lounges, Doulton Dinner Service, Crown Derby Ten Set, Complete King Edward Crystal Service, Dining-room Effects. A MAGNIFICENT lOOgn. BEDROOM SUITE. Also-100 Lois of the Finest Quality Quilts, Blankets, Sheets, Towels, New Eiderdowns—the Best Collection we have offered for a long time. Kitchen and Outskle Sundries. Spring Cart and Pony Carriage, Concrete Roller, Mower, etc. Ah. WILSON AND CO.. Auction- •'. e'ers, Lambton Quay, Wellington, will sell under instructions from Mrs. A. Harris, on account of Mr. Harris having left for the front, at tho residence, "Woodlands," Nainai, Lower Hutt, next to tho residence of the late Mr. John Duthie— THE WHOLE OF THE CONTENTS. Motor buses will meet all trains for the convenience of intending buyers. On View To-morrow (Thursday) all day. UNRESERVED DAIRY SALE. , NEWBURY LINE. PALMERSTON ;_• -NORTH,- .-.. , ' MONDAY, 31st JULY, 1916. NEW ZEALAND LOAN * MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD., in coniunction ; with LEVIN AND CO., LTD.", will Sell,- on account- CHAS. CARR, ESQ., WITHOUT RESERVE, at 11.30 a.m. —,: ";> m CHOICE YOUNG COWS, Shorthorn and Jersey Cross, calving August, September, and October KO TIP-TOP JERSEY SPRINGING 04 HEIFERS -■ OK YEARLING JERSEY" CROSS 'OO HEIFERS A 2-YEAR P.B. JERSEY BOLLS, jc bred by Paul Hunter, Esq., Porangahau 10 breeding sows, 16 porkers, and other pigs 1 2-horse milk brake (new), milk cans, troughs, sundries, etc, 30 tons pressed clover hay . Several hacks . - 1 8-oow releasor plant, pump, separator, Warwick engine, vertical boiler, and all accessories. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—The above cows are in the pink of and comprise mostly 3rd and. "4th"'calvers. They have been particularly heavily culled, and will be sold absolutely without' reserve: There will be a slight reserve on the machinery only. Mr. Carr has studied the strain of Paul Hunter, Esq., 'Porangahau, who has' provided the best bulls procurable in the North Island.. ■ .' IMPORTANT. CLEARING SALE," -' [ AT THE HOMESTEAD; TE HORO, '• , (Close to Railway. Station), . -.THURSDAY, 2rd , AUGTJST. At 12 Noon. MESSRS. DALGETY * COMPANY,' LTD., have',been favoured with instructions from GERALD TOLHURST, Esq. (who has sold his property) to offer as above— -I qpr SPECIALLY Selected and Heavily J_Op Culled Dairy Cows, comprising— 40 young cows, newly calved 95 young cows, August-Sept, calvers Also— .... 20 2-ycar picked heifers (r.w.b.) ' - > 12 picked yearling heifers HORSES.3 heavy draughts 8 good hacks-. ( PIGS- / , '5 Berkshire sowsi, 3 Berkshire boars SUNDRIES-" '', ' -' (■'.-,.'' Tip-dray, D.F. plough, disc harrows, cultivator, horse hoe, cam roller, . Noxon mower, scoop, hay rake, en- -,. •' silage, posts, battens, 4 6ledges, 40 cow covers, L.K.G., 6 bucket plant, ... etc'.',',' '.' .' ,-' • - The herd is one .of the. best, in the Otaki district, and has 'been "carefully managed, for some, years. Tho cows' are in excellent condition.' Bui: wilp'leaye Otaki railway station jat -11:10 a.m., after arrival of Napier Mail from Weilington'..'.. ." . ' -' ; •,'• ; • SPECIAL FAT;STOCK SALE; ', ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS,' LTD.. Feilding. will sell in the Feilding Sale Yards, FRIDAY, 4th August, at 11.30 o'clock:— 1500 P" me wethers and ewes, off turnips gQ prime heifers 9Q prime cows' 20 P r i me bullocks AUCTION. SAXE OF .'PROPERTY AT ■■':'■■ EKETAHUNA," ."" ' -'~'■'• 'On '"■'." ■ - '". AUGUST 2nd, 1916. ' 1 ■ At 11 a.m.. sharp.. MESSRS.' WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., ore instructed -by Otto Smith, Esq., Atea, who has purchased Scott's' Hotel, Havelock, to sell by auction at their office, Eke'tahuna, on August 2nd, 1910, at 11 a.m., his property of 400 acres, being 200 acres L'.I.P., rent .£lO per annum 200 acres rfreehold; 120 acr.es are flat, the balance is undulating. Subdivided into 8 -paddocks by - good fences. .Well watered* by good streams running through the property. Buildings consist of a 9-TOomed house, in first-class order, 'with all conveniincea. Insured for i£looo. There are all necessary .outbuildings' for ft complete firm. Situated 10 miles from ;Eketahuria, on the Alfredtoii road. Easy terms.- . Fuirther:particulars from 'the Auctjoneers. '''."' •' ' - MANAWATTJ LINE. STOCKED DAIRY FARM, 112 acres, modern three-roomed cottage, washhouse, whare, etc., six-nail concrete.cowshed. About half .is rich drained, swamp, balance low hills. Being a coastal property it is hard to beat, well watered, fenced and subdivided. Two miles from railway station, factory and school. Handy for Wellington milk 6upplv. Price, JCSO per acre. Terms, £1544 cash, balance five years- at 51 per cent., or would sell as a going concern, including forty-two picked young cows, one bull, three horses and foal (draught), springcart, harness, milking, machine and plant, including benzine engine. cash, balance at i\ per cent. . . "■ H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 182 FEATHERSTON STREET. , A TIP-TOP HAWKF/S BAY SHEEP FARM. 1 AAA ACRES, excellent sheep and JLUI/U cattle country, situated 1 mile from Echool and post office, 800 acres ploughable, subdivided and well fenced: will carry li sheep per acre; 6-roomed bungalow (all conveniences), 5-roomod cottage, woolshed (shearing machines), 4 h.p. Lister engine, now mower, woolpress, d.f. plough, gig, dray, etc. PRtCE, X 9 PER ACRE. Terms arranged., (1708) Fullest particulars from C. R. WILSON AND COT. (Gill Bros.), Auctioneers, HASTINGS, H.B. OAA ACRES, Canterbury, 80 acres flat, /&"" balance low downs (all ploughable), 30 acres wheat, 20 acres oats, 4 aores potatoes (now harvested). All usual buildings. PRICE, -621 per acre, including crop. Owner, who has acquired a large sheep, run, will take good lettable property as deposit, ALLAN HOPKINS, Cathedral Square, Christchurch,