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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 216, 31 May 1918, Page 10

auctions^".'.;"....'.•:■; - ■ HORSE.SALE;- .-'•-'•- : iV' ' COLOMBO ROAD YARDS, MASTER-'. TON. •'"•". mUE M'AIRARAI'A FAIIMERS'-t'O---A OTEKATIVE A'SSN. LTD. -Stock , Depai'tment, will hold a Horse Sale on SATURDAY,' JUNE, Ist, ; . ' , At 1 p.in, On Account of MR. W. E< BAEHER, ■ ■' Foxton: 8 children's-ponies, unbroken ..;■. 2 good unbroken cobs On Account MR. DONALD JI'ICENZIE, ■ "Woodlands;'.'- Waugaehu:1 7-ycar heavy draught gelding .3 unbroken liall-draughts 5 , I,\ broken half-draught gelding... 3 Unbroken hacks ' ' '■' ■•.'..,.- -■'• 2 aged heavy draught geldings J ', 2 hack brood mares On Account MK; J. M. JAMES, '" Waugaehu: 10 3 and 1-year unbroken; hacks, by Canada, -out''of- .thoroughbred . mares '.'■-■ ; ':'•■- On! Account MR. ■ DONALD M'LACH- - LAN, To'Eaiigitumaui ,1 good heavy draught mare, all har- ";. ness' .J -1-year heavy, draught, gelding',■ all ( ; . harness"' '.' -.;''''''"' "1 2-year colt ' . * .'.-•' • 1 yearling filly . /.'..'. ...On Account' Other V'eadors: . .."heavy draught ,1 and -1-yeiir geld- i .' ; 'injs, "broken to chains-"" ' 2 half-draught ■ mares;- broken-, all: ;'.'.'' harness '■•'."'!. ".■.' : '"' ;: '' ■'. 1 7-year heavy draught gelding, all work •■ ■ 1.9-ycar weight-carrie; 5 heavy draughts lhack : , ;'.' .'■'.■ • ; - ' 2 heavy draughts, guaranteed all ■ work • . ."■'.■'"■ 1 6-year gelding, bred by Eiddiford ■ ■Estate. "•>■■ NO. FUETfiEE ENTRIES .TAKEN;_ IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. . .; WEDNESDAY, 12th" JUNE;.'11)18;. '' ' At 2 p.m.' .'.'_ ( DAIRYING AND GRAZING;LA'ND,' WAITUNA DISTEICT; near - Peildiiig.' : |)ALGETY AND .. COMPAN'£"WI)''; ■*-* haveieceived inslructions from the TEUSTEES of the LATE.'WILLIAM. ' HANSON, to offer for Sale, hv- PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Rooms; QUEEN STEEET, PALMERSTON NORTH,- as .above:— ill COO .ACRES, Freehold, .near Stan. rXOAV way, distant five miles' from" .Halcombe Rai;m\y Station. The Estate is part ol'Jhe famous Manchester Block, and almost adjoining this Tawera Estate, and-consists of fiat and ■ undulating-land suitable/for dairying ; and t .■fattening. ' •! i. .The property' will- be offered in five J ; iofs,"'approximate 'areas ranging - as un--der;— \ : : f- - : LOT 1.-200 Acres.-...:■:.,, y,,...- : '" LpT 2.-200 Acres > 2---Roods '-U , i' ; '-'- •■ Perches. .... ;..-......:-. ,;.. LOT .3.-360 • Acres. LOT 4.-275 Acres.;;;..;. '.;.' LOT 5.-803 Acres. TEEMS'.— £IO per cent, on fall of hammer, ,£ls.per cent'on.date of possession. Balance can leinain on' mortgage for five years at 51 per . cent. .•; ■' For Plaus and any further -particulars ■ required apply to DALGETY AND LTD., Palmcrston North,- ~ .',.-. Or to' -MESSES. GUY AND.EAPLFY,. ... « Solicitors lor tho Trustees Palmerston .Novth. ;..> ' TOURIST RESORTS; jlf ASONIC HOTEL, NELSON, j HENEY BAIGENT, J t Proprietor, ■ ) Has much pleasure in informing tho j travelling public >that' he has resumed j the conduct of this.old-established Hotel. Fdrat-cjass Accommodation. .; Excellent Cuisine; -.- ■ ' Letters and \telegrams promptly.attended to.- "■{ '■■■-. •■■'.[ Telephone 38. P.O.' Box ii. ;■■•..■ MASON'S GARDENS, TAITA, "LOWEK : HUTT. '■''■'■' FINEST scenic garden's in the South- , era Hemisphere.- Well worth a visit. Motor-buse6 meet all trains. Special Bus leaves for Station 5 p.m. dairy. Afternoon Tea, 6d. Hot water provided free to picnickers. Cut flowers in any quantity. Orders booked for Rhododendrons; Azalias, Eosee, and General Nursery Stock . in -choice' va'ri'ety. Choice collection of 25 Bulbs sentto any address on receipt of 2s. 6d'.. 50 for Is. 6d; F. CHIVERS, Manager. RALLY-HO! .' RALLYrHO! WHEN visiting Napier ii'ake" f lie Provincial Hotel your Headquarters. The Official Home for the Troups; Why not for you also ? Tariff moderate.' One minute Station, Tb.wtre, Parade. ' T. A. HEATH, Proprietor. NELSON-THE SUNNY SOUTH. SPEND YOUR HOLIDAY AT "WAINUI," NELSON. First-class » » modern Private House. Within easy distance of town, situated on banks of Matai. "Wainui" is the Popular Home for visitors and tourists. Cars meet all boats and trains. First-class accommodation; Tariff, 10s. -per day, weekly by arrangement.. Telegraphic address, "Wainui," Nelson. 'Phone - .85. MRS. H. CEUM.PTON, Proprietress. WE ARE READY! IF YOU CAN REACH IT\HE Railway anywhere between New A Plymouth and Palmerstonor along the Main Trunk Line,' we can take ynur home-separated cream. We pay full market rates,' and| are ' prompt with settlements. Wo want your cream, and we ' are ready -to take it. now. Further particulars on application. MAORILAND DAIRY CO., LTD., P.O. Box 185, Wanganui. • • . ".:-/.'. " FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON MEAT.EXPORT COMPANY,. LTD! Is Prepared : to PURCHASE PAT SHEEP AND LAMBS By Weight or at Per Head. The Company also offers clients every facility for freezing on their own account. r Prices can be obtained on application b at the Company's Offices, or from any of . the Buyers in tho country. ; W.' G. FOSTER. Managing Director. i j WANGANUI-MARTON MOTOR' SEEVICE. f riAES Leave Wanganui Twice Daily to o link up with Auckland-Welling-s ton Expresses. .Lfnv'e "Post" Office," Wa- '- -nganui, 6.13 a.m. : Leave Purkville Pri- _ vatc Hotel, 3.31) p.m. Cars return to Wanganui on arrival of Main Trunk Expresses at Marton. Eeliable Service. James Hodson, Wanganui. 'Phone 505.