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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 56, 30 November 1918, Page 14

-. • AUCTIONS. , - POSTPONEMENT 'NOTICE. '. . CLEARING SALE AT LEVIN. rr\HE Clearing 'Sale lo have been cunductod by the N.Z, Loaii and cKiitile Agency Co., Ltd., on account.of A. J. Burue, Esq., at Levin, on Monday, ■December 2, .1918, has, owing to the lnilaenza . Epidemic,, been POSTPONED INDEFINITELY. ■ ' . CLEARING SALE,' AT PABAPARA'UMU. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, MS, At. 12 Noou. ABRAHAM: A.\D-\yj[,LIAMS, LTD.. ■a-X in conjunction with LEVIN A-ND COi, LTD.;'' have received instructions from the Public Trustee-in-.the Estate of the late E. liV DREWV.PT (who have fold the ■• property); to sell by I'UBLiC AUCTION, on the furm, as above- • 215 ewes and lambs .'.... 55 dry sheep . • . 170.w0011y Iroßgeti ... . . " G cows in milk 2 springing heifers . . 2 dry cows' . -. 7 weaiier calves . :. . . ' ; ,'S mixed yeavlings '' . ' ■; 5 2-year' steers .. ■ ■ \ . : . '■'■ i 3-yeai , steters ■ '.'• ; ' '. » ..1 IS-months bull ' • . . :. ■10-gallon Mellete Separntcr, Churn, Butter-worker,- Planet Jr Cultivators,Spring Trap, Dray " and ' Harnesf; Galvanised Iron. Wire nnd Sundries. '- On.account of .Frank. Howell, Efq. /who has given up contracting), the \VHOLE of hi.v plant,'comprising:— v 5 (Irauglft mares, and geldings (all :' work) ■•■• • '~ '■'2 spring. cart selrlings (all work) 4 block dray?, 5 sets. harness, Ij sets leading harness, 2 double-fuTrow ploughs, 2 Vets" 8.-; and T; chains; Tine harrows, j-ton roller; reaper and biildtr, sledge, and; sundries; '■'" ■■' ; : ■ . - •' Also, on'-account'of other clients:— ■ 140 ewe.hoggets ' . . "1 6-year, draught-mare, l with foal at foot •'■■■' . • . .'-•'• 2 good hacks . 1 unbroken fi-yonr gelding '. . ■1 aged trap-mare, ■'■■ . ' .' -"■ LIGHT LUNCHEON; PROVIDED. SALE OF THE WELL-KNOWN ■ . ■ BREWER. ESTATE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION.' "' ;■' ON,FRIDAY DECEMBER. 13, 1918.. .'■'■ SITUATED AT WAITOTARA, '■" ' ..MQUMOHAKL; AND ■.HAWERA..' MESSRS; MURRAY,. ROBERTS, AND CO-,. LTD,,' in Conjunction- with FREEMAN R, JAGKSON AND CO., LTD., and SMITH, :WEBSTER, AND C 0.," have been instructed by the Trustee in the ESTATE of the late WILLIAM BREWER- to Sell by Public Auction, at the TOW-N ' HALL, . WAYERLEY, on Friday, December.l 3, 1018, at 2.30. p.m., the , whole of the Freehold' arid Leasehold Property,, comprising:— acres. ■ QβQo ;■ acres: ACRES. ACRES, J. 322 ACRES, FREEHOLD, b'ein K that portion known as Donald Smith's, eituatetl on the Waitolara River, between the Railway Station and ■ the Township. Subdivide?!] into areas of from:so to 120 acres. This land comprises' rich" Eirer Flat?, equal'to any land in New/Zealand--2.: 168 ACRES, ■-LEASEHOLD,TEducation Reserve adjoining above.3. 1518 ACRES. FREEHOLD, being that property- known ns "Waihan," adjoining the Mouinohaki Railway Station, and comprises some-of the finest country in the District. Sub•'divided into areas from 50 to 300 :i. i 5i aC !\O:EES LEASEHOLD. Adjoin- ■ ing above, .ind known as CURT.S.5. 2M ACRES. LEASEHOLD. Adjoining Lot No. 3. ■'■' • ' . ■ ." fi. 959- .•ICRF.S, LF.AREHOI.T), STTU-: ATEDAT'HAWERA. West Coast Settlement Reserve. ■ TERMS: ]Q per cent., on fall of hammer, 5 per cent, in -I year, 10 per cent, in two years;.balance'-for'7 years ! .from 'date ,of 'possession- at.. 5 J , , pel" cent;. ..... PLANS are. how;ready,'and Ful(. l?hr-ticiilai-s'inay'be'had on apnlication to the AiietioTiws.'.or.'to.Jamcs Watt,. Solicitor, Wiintranui. ' ..'. ..,-'". '.'.' ■ POSSESSION;. February 1,,1919. '.;. ■ A man will be. in..atteiidnnce-..at.' the Homestead at ]0- a.m; on' Mnndays; to /show, intending buvprs over the Waifotara Prop"rties. arcl on Fridays at the Hawera Homestead-: : . . ,■'.. LAND NOTICES'.':. A GOOD FARM; AT > REASONABLE ,■ . ■', ': . PRICE, -. : ' :, m. ACRES,. Freehold, good sheep--and ■ - - cattle' country.; ,380 acres grass, balance fallowed, nice easy country to work; subdivided into 10 paddocks, -good post and .wire fences; .well watered by sprines;' now" carrying 240 head cattle. Buildings consist of 5-roomed house, big barn, implement shed, etc. : -. : PRIDE, m-ippr'. acre; .£IOOO, balance arranged on good terms. For furtner particulars, • apply ' ' \GREGAN ANDOATES. ■ ' Farm Salesmen, - ' HAMILTON AND MORRINSVILLE. • GREATEST' : SNIP EVER OFFERED. ; OWNER'S SONS- FIGHTING. nnA ACRES, flat, L.T. Title, 11 miles iid from towaship' -and-easy distance" to Factory and School; motor roads; 120 acres rich river flats, balance good black soil; 7 acres;bush, all ploughab'.o; seventeen well-fenced paddocks; ; one 5-roomed house • 3 iind 1-roonied oottases, 2 whare?,' %aai- outßui'.dings; Carrying IEOO sheep. 10 cattle: £10 -per acre; «SIOOOO at 6 per cent., U years. Owner's only reason for selliujr, all his sons are at the Front. . Write for further particulars to : HICKS AND BULL, LTD,, 1 • '" .'" FARM "FINDERS,.- ."."'• WANGANUI. -.. V-i n "ACRES; situated on' banks,.'of DXO' Waipa'.River, ■ and including about 250' acres 'of famous Waipn flats, 1 balance, is easy, undulating country of I which' nearly' all has been ploughed. About 320 acres hrgood grass and balance.is under'plough, except fen- acres. A river service lands, produce on the property." Township,- school, etc., \ mile. Homestead is splendidly situated and wall sheltered, and includes (i-roomed house and -'conveniences, cowshed (H bailn), barii, stable, woolshed, implement shed,- etc.,' sheep dip and yards. A good .road goes through centre of. property,' which, will make a splendid cutting-up. proposition. Price, <£lo 10s. psr acre; ■SIGCO'-cash to good man; balance arranged. Apply, Sole Agents, PRATT' AND BAYLY, TeAwamutu.. . BUSINESS. NOTICES. SEED POTATOES. T HOLD LARGE STOCK of ail well---■1 known Varieties, ' . All' Potatoes SPECIALLY GRADED: AND SORTED. : - ' Price Lists on application. 1 I would specially civil attention to niy Stocks' of NEW EH V POTATOES, guar, auteed true to name. "-This Potato is a first-class blight resistor, nearly frost proof, and an extremely proline yieldor. ■ E. H. CRABB, Rangitike , '. Street, ' . PALMERS'!ON NORTH. Boi 2G3. Telephone 700. ■jLfUT CLINCHER CROSS TYRES to £■ your cir—they are a-"long way" better. Thefee finest British Tyres have done great' dervice in the big war. Try a set-