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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 264, 27 July 1918, Page 14

AUCTIONS, UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OI PEDIGREE AND HIGH-GRADE DAIRY STOCK, DAIRY STOCK, HORSES, PIGS, SHEEP, VEHICLES, IMPLEMENTS, ETC., • ON THE FARM, AOKAUTERE, . . WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1318, At 12 Noon. ABRAHAM AND LTD., will sell oil account of S. R. LANCASTER, ESQ.,'who has sold his properties:— OA HIGH-GRADE JERSEY 'COWS AND HEIFERS, springing It high-grade 2-year Jersey lieifers, springing 20 high-grade Jersey yearling heifors 3 pedigree Jersey cows, springing 3 pedigree Jersey heifers, springing 10 pedigree Jersey yearling -heifers 6 pedigree Jersey bulls, 1-3 years 3 draughts 5 good hacks and light harness horses 9 purebred Berkshire sows and boars 3 extra good purebred Berkshire sows and boar 28 purebred English Leicester ram hoggets 25 b.f. hoggets 45 fowls, mostly White Leghorns 10 ducks 3 good dogs 2 heavy tip drays and frames, 2 spring drays and frames, 1 R.T. , dogcart, d.f. plough. s.L plough, discs, Cambridge roller, wooden roller, chain harrows, 2 sets tine harrows, Wallnce nfanure distributor, M'Cormick mower, hay rake, Planet Jnr., 2"sets gig har- • ness, 2 sets 3-horse bars and' chains, large quantitv cart and spring dray harness, saddles, bridles, 2 wheelbarrows, wooipress, hand shearing machine and shears, scoop,'tools, sacks, 16 milk cans, grindstone, buckets, garden . roller, lawn mower, garden 'seat, cast-iron portable copper and frame, halters, rones, cow and horso-covers, milk tubs, root pulper. and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. inaluding 7-pieeo suite and 3-roller mangle. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. OTAKI SALE. . :. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 191 S. TULGETY AND C0.,-LTD., will Sell JL -' as • above, 500 hoggets, (off turnips) 60 .forward empty ewes 50 hoggets 25 fat ewes 10 mixed weaners 5.3-year bullobks, (off hills) ■7 dairy heifers (at drop) 10 empty • cows 10 yearling- steers i)KA -2, 4, 6, f.f.m. Romney ewes, in rJOV equal proportion, an lamb to purebred Romney rams, well ■ woolled, and in first-class condition, from the J. N. BACCHUS ESTATE, Manakau; extra good line. SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, ,At 2 o'clock. SALE OF CARRYING PLANT AND 9 HORSES. ' A X. WILSON AND CO. are instructJ&c ed by MR, FRED. KEMP, who is purchasing Motors, to .sell at his Stables and Yard, Wright Street, close to Wallace Street Tram Ternrtnus, tho whole of his horses and plant. O HORSES, light draughts and van '/ horses, all in work and in hurd condition. > Single and Double Brake, carry 2' and 4 tons.; lot of Harness;- and Sundries. '• A complete fit-out, and all for- sale. Further entries will be received for this sale, and should be made early. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. ' AUCTION SALE Of DAIRY FARM, CLOSE TO WELLINGTON. "AIRLIE" FARM, AT MANGAROA, OF 200 ACRES. Messrs. dalgety and company, LIMITED, have been favoured with instructions to sell by Public Auction in their Rooms, at Fentherston Street, on FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, at 2 p.m., that desirable Dairy. Farm at Mangnroa known as "Airlio" Fnirm, being Sections 136 and' 137. The above properly will be first offerBd as a whole; failing a purchaser for the-,whole property, it will be offered in two Sections of 100 acres each. SECTION No 130 contains 100 ACRES, ind the BUILDINGS comprise:— Four-roomed house with verandah, ' cheese factory building, which could easily be converted into a, milking shed, dairy, hay shed, and stable. SECTION No. 137 contains 100 ACRES, Mid the BUILDINGS comprise:— .. Five-<roomed house, men's whare, wash- • house, 2 milking sheds, 2 dairies (one of concrete), hay shed, slaughterhouse, etc. Both Sections are- well watered by the . Mangaroa River..This farm has carried ■ JO milking cows, 25 head rf dry and' young stock, and 3 horses. The milk ' ?oes to Wellington, where it realises i 12|d. per gallon. The prospects for lairy fanning were never bettor. Tho i Factory could, with littla expense, be ; jonvertcd and utilised for the manufac- i tare of dried inilk. i TERMS;—IO per cent, deposit, 10 per ■ :ent. in 6 months, 5 per cent, in 12 1 nonths, 5 per cent, in 2-1 months, balanco i it 51- per cent, for 3, years. . Further particulars.may be had on ap- [ ilication to tho Auctioneers. : SRAZING PROPERTY AT MANAKAU ; FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION on I WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 14, 1 )n Account MRS. ENID BACCHUS & I THE TRUSTEES OF THE LATE J JOHN BACCHUS. { MTESSRS. DALGETY & COMPANY, lU LIMITED, have been-instructed by ho above to offer by Public Auction in he TOWN HALL, MANAKAU, on iVEDNESDAY, the 14t.h AUGUST, at, .30 p.m., the two adjoining >ropertics, as follow:— Acres -3 roods 35 perches, vOx all in grass' except -1- acres shelter bush. 120 acres ploughablo, 165 acres flat; 9 paddocks, well waiered; 9-roomed house, h. and c. water, tele- j phone, wash house, 2-bail cowshed c with concrete door, and iiay room; jj woolshod and space for-2 machines and (j engines; motor she<l with concrete door, \ loose-box, harness room, trapshed, and . dairy. j Acres 1 rood 8 perches, all I vIU in grass, except 30 acres bush; [ about 100 acres ploughablo, and all undulating to hilly; 9 paddocks, permanently watered by streams and £ dam; 8-roomed house, with all conveniences, largo cowbail, trap shed, and ' outbuildings. 1 The above properties adjoin, and are, . ituated 2 miles from Manakau by good Retailed road. The Manakau climate is quable and mild, the land being good 0 loalthy sheep and cattle country, and lortion of each property is well adapted or dairying. ® TERMS: 10 per cent, deposit, 15 per s ent. on date of possession, balance in 10 c ears at 5} per cent. [ Plans and further particulars will bo >• iibmittcd on application to the Auctioners. 11 Conditions of Sale may be inspected at ho Office of G. 11. HARPER, Solicitor, itaki