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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2997, 7 February 1917, Page 10

• AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY. 11a.m. WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY 11 a.m. WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY 11-a.m.' WEDNESDAY At the Fruit Exchange Allen Street. GREAT FIRE SALE'.' GREAT :FIHE SALE. GREAT PIKE SALE. GREAT FIRE .SALE. George thomas and co. have . received instructions to sell, as above— GROCERY STOCK, GROCERY STOCK, ' GROCERY STOCK, GROCERY STOCK, GROCERY STOCK, VALUED AT J£ggO i An Excellent Opportunity for One. and All to Secure Stocks, as Damage is Very Slight. ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE. Also, 1 SWAN BACON COTTER 1 CHEESE CUTTER (in perfect condition). GEORGE THOMAS AND CO., Auctioneers, Allen Street. TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, 1917, it 1.30 o'clock sharp. UNCLAIMED CARGO, On Account of "uTiom it May Concern. AUCTION SALE OF OAAA BALLS OF HIGH-GRADE Oul/U TWINE, .-in lots to suit purchasers all faults, if any). E JOHNSTON AND CO. will sell, at • their Rooms, 157 Lambton Quay, as above — 10 CASES'TWINE ■ ..Now. on Viejr. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer'. FRIDAY, 9th FEBRUARY, 1917, At 10.30' o'clock • sharp. SALE OF .-FIRST-CLASS BUILDING MATERIAL, TOTARA, 300 ■ 6H li! s r N ' 300. I On the Ground, Corner of Featherston and. Ballance Streets, E JOHNSTON AND 00. have re- • ceived instru/ctions to sell as above — GOOD BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ■ 2 ranges, mantels and tile grates, 20 frames and sashes, w.c. and fittings, 2 sets double-front doors and fanlights, 20 doors, t. and g. partitions, staircase, 2 large front doors and sidelights, .8 principals for roof (30ft. span), long. 8-inch galvanised pipes, ' large door on runners, etc., etc. "'Everything'is in First-class Order. : SALE FRIDAY NEXT, at 10.30. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer-. . HABCOURT & CO. LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, WELLINGTON. ..'si m acrll A SPLENDID GOING CONCERN. £24- PER ACHE ' mHIS Property is situated near one of tho biggest stock markets in the North Island, and within 3 miles of a, splendid town; nearly- all ploughable; lies well to the sun, being flat to undulating,' well shelterpcl country; over 100 acres, and now under the -plough. STOCK—3OO two-tooth breeding ;ewes and lambs, six or seven horses, and two cows, all looking remarkably well; all necessary farm implements, for the most part new. . BUILDINGS—Six-roomed Dwelling itfgood order, stable, trapshed, harness room, cow-bail, storeroom. A REALLY SPLENDID ALL-ROUND FARM. PRICE— ' £24 PER - ACRE. 1 „CSOO CASH. We issue monthly a "Register and Property Investors' Guide," containing particulars of hundreds of farm and city properties. Call or write for a copy. i I " -'- ''- - ; ; . 1 ■■ J FARMS. TO PASTORALISTS. , TO AGRICULTURISTS. 1 • TO DAIRYMEN. 3 have for Sale a number of Desir- . able Sheep, Cropping, and Dairy Farms of varying sizes. ' J_ > REASONABLE PRICES AND FAVOUR- , ABLE .TERMS. LAND SEEKERS are invited to communicate with us. MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND CO., LTD., )l LAND DEPARTMENT, ■r WELLINGTON. d - - .6 if x 1, 1- ' : ' s. . H) ). g, ~ FOR SALE! 1- -j aq ACRES, 5 miles Now Plymouth, IUo 6-roomed House, nearly all ploughi- able land; 15 paddocks; everything up a, to date; good gates; wintered 200 b.e., s, 14 head cattle.- Previous owSler milked 'e 30 cows. Price .£'22 ,10s. per acre. Cash r- JBISOO. If A. B. GIBSON, Land Agent, ' ■d EGMONT ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. h, m TO LEASE, FOR 5 YEARS OR MORE. ;n t, a ACRES of well-grassed land, suit0. 4nO«J able for fattening, cropping, or u- dairying; good, and all ready for plough; virgin soil; regular rain; near Norsewoodr Don't miss this! Apply J. W. WALKER, Ormondville.