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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 209, 23 May 1918, Page 10

AUCTIONS, UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE Of STOCK, IMPLEMENTS & FURNITURE At Hie Farm, Wnikauae, MONDAY, 27th MAY, 1918. NZ. • LOAN AND MERCANTILE > AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., havo received instructions from Mr. 11. E. HEFFER (who has been called up for military service) to sell as above at 1 o'clock— 9 first-class cows, in full milk, calved February and March. 2 cows due August 4 heifers in calf 15 2-year steers 15 18-month steers 10 calves 1 yearling S.H. bull 1 aged light harness mare 1 4-year gelding, broken chains and saddle ' t porker, cattle dog Light gig and harness, spring tipdray, 2 bicycles, L. and G., saddle and bridle, D.8.8.L. gun, 27 gallon Diablo separator, 6 milk cans, tools, furniture (contents 3-roomed house) On Account of another Vendor— ' 4 Joreey cross springing heifers SATURDAY,'JUNE 8, 1918.- ' WILLIAMS. AND' KETTLE, LTD., instructed by W. R. M'LEOD. ESQ., of RATANUI, TAKAPAU, will hold a , CLEARING SALE OP STOCK On the Premises, on SATURDAY, Bth JUNE:4000 sheep 100 head of. cattle 20 horses ALFRED BEID, ' ■ . Auctions. HARCQURT AND CO., LAND AGENTS'AND AUCTIONEERS, ■• WELLINGTON. A SPLENDID~OPPORTUNITY. GOOD UNIMPROVED /LIMESTONEBLOCK AT ,£7 2s. 6d. PER ACRE. Q.AK ACRES of good unimproved land, \y±.\J 6 miles from the progressive township of To Kuili. Native Leasehold (21 Acres Freehold). About 300 acres m good grasses, balance bush (heavy tawaj and open fern country; well watered and fenced into 7 paddocks; 4-rd. house, dairy, gig and Jiarness, 'sheds, sheep yards, etc., etc. This is a property that will run from 2 to 2\ sheep, besides cattle when improved. The soil is excellent limestone formation. PRICE, £7 2s. Gd. per acre. •' Terms arranged. Would consider Exchange, Equity ,£2900. • ' No. 8758. •.. . GOING CONCERN,. £G750. 4-4-fb ACK£S> Marlborough; whole pro- ,;**" ..'perty been .ploughed and laid in permanent pastures; about 50 acres of oats; over 100 acres every year have been stripped for grass seed. It is-sub-divided into 16 paddocks, all well fenced and permanently "watered; good 9-rd. dwelling, with all conveniences, G-siail etable, loose-box, chaff-shed, implement 6hed, and whare. Situated within li miles of twice daily train service, also school and P.O. and telephone communication. Further' details and particulars of stock, etc., on application. PRICE, .46750, as a going concern. No. 332 A. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE OR EXCHANGE. f>qo ACRES,.;. Freehold, situated li r°/Oo miles from Pctone Railway. Station; all in good grass (some gorse on the property); about 100 acres are ploughable and 6C acres have been ploughed; good fences, <> paddocks, well watered; 2-slieep country, and is running -100 owes, 20 head cattle, and S horses; novr 5-rrl. house, woolshed. and sheep yards. No mortgage!. PRICE, £17- per acre. Will .Exchange for Manawatu, Rangi(ikei, or lUmrcrville property, and would take over "n. mortgage. No. 327. We issiis monthly a "Register and Property Investors'. Guide," containing particulars of hundreds of farm and city properties. Call or write for a copy. m'anawatli DAIRY FARM. :. LEASEHOLD. £9 AN ACRE for 200 acres, with 6 .rj years to run, 2-3 rich Otaki River flats, and 1-3 good winter grazing. From now on winter milk supply alone will pay three times all m'tgoings'monthly. Last year a man'and a youlh took over £1300 for milk with' 20 milking cows, less than the farm will carry well. The whole as a going concern, stock, crops, milking plant, implements, utensils, ate; goodwill £700. Stock, etc., .£llOO. Total, ,£'lßoo. cash. A three-year Wellington contract under .xceptionally favourable terms • can bo taken over if desired.-' This proposition stands by itself among the more "famous Manawatii dairy farms. v For further particulars apply BARTON AND CO., (Successor G. Anderson), 'Phone 58. Otaki Railway. >-, '■' ■ . I ACK^S ' FREEHOLD, situated 5 miles from Waipuku'rau, all rich alluvial flats, suitable for . DAIRYING, FATTENING- and. MIXED FARMING. Would' Sell 100 Acres or'more'. PRICE, £32 10s. -per acre. Terms arranged. , G/10. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., LAND AGENTS,' NAPIER, ...'...■ " LOOK AT THIS! •WANTED.TO-SELL, in.'the famous »'T BELL BLOCK district, 53-acro IARM, up to date, two storied house of II ■■ rooms, • live fireplaces, telephone, p.w.c, two 'bathrooms, h. and c. water system, all built in heart timber, in first-class order, insured for .£I3OO. Also two-roomed cottage, brick dairy, large irapshed with stable, I loose-boxes, gram shed, cowshed (20 bails). Carriage drive, ornamental" trees, garden and orchard. Five miles from New Plymouth, one mile from railway station rnd school. Now carrying 20 cows, U calves, and 5 horses. •■ ■ PRICE, .£2BOO. Will- take unencumbered property as purl payment. Apply to." C. TV PRIEST, Terminus Hotel, Wellington; Or J. WALKER, Bell Block, near New Plymouth. " . FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. TnE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT COMPANY, LTD. Is Prepared to PURCHASE FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS By Weight or at Per Head. The Company also offers clients every facility for freezing on their ow.i „ L .. count. Prices can be obtained on application at the Company's Offices, or from any of tho Buyers in the country. W. G. FOSTER, Managing Director.