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AUCTIONS. . GENUINE UNRESERVED SALE.OF DAIRY HERD, ETC.. AT. FEATHERSTON. MONDAY, JUNE 18th. AT 12 NOON. T' ' !HE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND ' MERCANTILE AGENCY COY., LTD., have received instructions from Mr. A. J. WELLS, of Kahutara Road, f Featherston, to sell as above— 12 second calvors 7 third calvers 10 fourth calvers i 8 fifth calvers (In calf to pedicree Jersey bull, and duo August and September) 2-1 2-year Jersey Cross heifers, duo , August and September. 61 1 baike mare, milk-cans and sundries Light Luncheon. No outsido entries taken. Auctioneer's Note —Have personally inspected herd and can thoroughly recommend this dairy to dairymen. All information re test .it sale. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE 01' HIGH-CLASS DAIRY STOCK, / At tho FARM MANGAWHATA, 2} Miles from ; RANGIOTU, On TUESDAY, JUNE 19, At 12 Noon. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., and N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE -AGENCY CO., LTD., in conjunction, will sell, on Account of SAMUEL MACAULAY, Esq., who has sold his farm, his Whoje Herd, comprising— /90 cows, mostly high-grade Jersey and Jersey cross, calvijig to p.b. Jersey Bulls, iu July, August, and September. 20 Choice 2-year springing heifers, including several well-bred Jerseys. 1 23 yearling Jersey cross heifers. 1 P.B. Jersey Bull, 2 years. ' 1 yearling Jersey bull. 1 draught mare, in foal to "Prince Talbot." 5 draught fillies aud geldings by "Royal Blend" and "Clydebank Again." 1 harness gelding, "Sunbeam," winner of many prizes. 1 20 forward lambs. 1 spring dray, 4in. tyres. 1 tip-dray, 4in. tyres. 1 dogcart, good order. 1 Bradley gig, rubber tyres. M'Cormick mower with reaping attachment, hay rake, sweep, heavy S.F. plough, cultivator, tyne harrows, harness, cans,' birch posts, wire, etc. Note.—The Auctioneers have inspected the cows and heifers, and recommend them as one of the finest herds in the district. Date of calving will be given in each case. The test for the last two seasons has averaged 4.6, and for individual months has • been up to 6.8. Tho cheques for milk alone in 1916 totalled .£1570, and they will be more this year. The herd is the result of careful selection over many years, and will be sold without reserve. Any buyers wishing to do so can leave stock on property until June 80. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. WAIKAUAE SALE. THURSDAY, JUNE 21st. A7EW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER--1 v CANTILB AGENCY will sell as above— • 150 ewes, -t-tooth to f.f.m. 1,50 woolly lamb? 100 good shorn lamb? 120 woolly wether lambs 00 fat ewes and wethers, off turnips 80 2-tooth ewes (good) •10 2J to 3-year steers 40 yearling steers (lots) 10 springing heifers (good) 2 cows, at drop, guaranteed sound 1 cow, just calved, guaranteed sound UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. A BRAHAM ANITwiLLIAMS, LTD., A have received instructions from Mr. Martin Sincox, Otaki, to sell about the end of July, without reserve, The whole of his milking herd of 70 cows. Full particulars later. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Customhouse Quay. WEDNESDAY, 20th JUNE, 1017, At 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTIES, Thorndon Quay. SPLENDID WAREFTOttSE SITB OR WOOL STORE. MESSRS. LONGMORE AND CO. have received instructions from the Trustee in the estate of flip late Mrs. Stevenson to offer by public auction, at the Chamber of Commerce., on Wednesday, TIIE J THREE "TWO-STORY 7-ROOMEP Houses known ns No*. 153, 155, and 157, Thorndon Quay, having a total frontage to tho Quay of 87ft. Gin. by a depth of 92ft. sin. (more or loss). This property is situated opposite tram entrance to Thorndon Station, and is bein? sold in order to wiud up the Estate. ■ Further particulars on "application to LONGMORE AND CO.. Property Auctioneers,, 207 Lamblon Quay. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Customhouse Quay. WEDNESDAY, 20th JUNE, 1917, At 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE OV VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. MESSRS. LONGMORE AND CO., in conjunction with Mr. S. GEORGE NATHAN, will offer by public auction, at the Chamber of Commerce, on Wednesday, 20th June, 1917, at 2.30 p.m.— The Properties in tho Estate of J. K. HAMILTON, deceased. Comprising 8 Shops and Dwelling?, being Nos. 120, 122, 124, 126, 130, 132, 131, ami 13G, Tarauaki Street. Also large Section at rear of shops, leased lo Messrs. Crawley, Ridley, and Co. Also Vacant Section in Taranaki Street, near Panama Hotel, having a frontago to '• Taranaki Street of. about 21 feet. Each shop has a frontage to Taranaki Stret of 17 feet by a depth' of 90ft. (more or less). Tho section occupied by Messrs. Crawley, Ridley, and Co. has a frontage to Taranaki Street of 12 feet; by i) 0 feet deep, leading to a, section HSU. by 70ft. A Also On account of Mr*. A. ,1. HAMILTONTwo Shops and Dwellings, being Nos. 116 and 113 Taranaki Street, also Dwelling at roar known as No. USA, the total frontage of Section being 40"feet by a depth of 160 feet, and bciDg nil the land comprised iu C.T. Volume 67, Folio 237. Tho whole of these properties adjoin, aud make one of the finest blocks in the businese portion of tho city. Further particulars can bo obtained LONGMORE AND C 0.,207 Lambton Quay; ° r S. GEORGE NATHAN, 113 Customhouse Quay, Joint Auctioneers; 1 MESSRS. YOUNG AND TRIPE, Solicitors, Grey Street. ACRES, ALL FLAT and "iu grass, 23 acres crops.i 20 paddocks, watered by river, good water-pow-er to drive engines, releaser plant audi li.p. engine installed, ideal sheds and ' farm buildings, 7-roomed residence, on I motor road, plonly firewood and fencing timber; alongsidn the Lepperton railway station, close school, P. 0., aud factory. Cash, jESOO, the balance arranged. Price, .£52 per acre. —Arthur B. Gibson, Land Agent, New Plymouth,