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AUCTIONS. 3—PAliilS —3 TO BE SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION. BRILL HALL, FEILDING, On TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1911), At 2.30 p.m. 723 Si 723 The farm, property of w. j. SHANNON", ESQ., situate Makino nttd Cemetery Bonds, Feilding. Cut up into 3—FAB MS—3 LOT 1.—228 Acres 3 lioods 23 Perches, well fenced and-watered, undulating, ploughable land, with sound G-roomed house, etc. LOT 2.-385 Acres 1 Rood 34 Perche,*, well fenced and watered, undulating land, all .ploughable bar a few sidings, modern homestead of 9 rooms and conveniences, with motor sheds, dip,' yards, woolshed, etc. LOT 3.-108 Acres 3 Roods 23 Perches, well fenced section in 2 paddocks, and all been ploughed tnd crop- . ped. The above land has all been heavy bush country. Grows splendid crops of all kinds. Is excellent black-face lamb country, suitable for cropping, fattening, grazing, and is only 2} miles from FeildiDg Post Office. , EASY TEEMS.—IO per cent; at sale, 5 per cent, in (i months! 5 per cent, in 12 months, and the balance to remain for 5 years at 51 per cent. Possession in one moi) th. Parlciulars and inspections arranged by . LEVIN AND CO., LTD., DALGETY AND CO., LTD., Joint Auctioneers. Or any of Auctioneers' branches. WILLIAMS. AND KETTLE, LTD. AT NAPIER, MAY 9, At 11 a.m. NEW ZEALAND POWELII WOOD PROCESS, LTD. (In Liquidation.) LEAVE under-the Mortgages Extension Act to seel by Public Auction having been granted by the Supreme Court, I'almerston North, WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., Instructed by the Receiver for the Debenture Holders, will offer for sale by Public Auction, at their Sale 'Dooms, Browning Street, Napier, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of May, 1919, at 11 a.m., the whole-of the Assets of the above Company, in one lot, as under-.— • Freehold Property Timber Cutting Rights Buildings. • Tlant . Machinery ' Tramways - Timber Stocks and Stores Debts diie to the Companv Any Interests hold by the Company in Patent Rights Details may be obtained- from ■iviiE Auctioneers, Napier, MESSRS. SAINSBURY, LOGAN, AND WILLIAMS, Napier. MESSES. LOUGH NAN & JACOBS, Palmerston North. Or THE RECEIVER, P.O. Box 2, BangataiKi. IMPORTANT' AUCTION .S'ALE. SUBDIVISION OF • THE LATE SIR ROBERT LOCKHAKT'S • .FAMOUS PROPERTY. rriHE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE 1 AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LIMITED, HAMILTON, have received instructions from MESSRS. F. GANE AND CO., to offer this Estate by Public Auction on the property, SITUATED TWO: MILES FROM THE TIRAU RAILWAY STATION, On TUESDAY, MAY 20, A t 12 Noon. AyiO "ACHES of excellent dairying land. subdivided into 7 COMPACT FARMS, as follows a. r. p. Section 1 59 0 22 • „ 2 88 0 9 „ 3 163 0 i „ 4 118 2 38 „ 5 118 2 38 „ 6 151 1 21 „ 7 259 0 3.3 The. soil is of exceptional quality, being a dark friable loam on a knndy clay subsoil, which retains the moisture and consequently impails to the feed in the driest summer months a colour which invariably appeals lo visitors. The feed does not dry up as is usual in sonic, districts, and it is certainly the coming dairying centre in (lie Waikato. The laud lias never been boomed, and these sections will be sold at a figure Which will enable purchasers to show a handsome profit. The district is noted for its sure root-growing propensity. This fact is a further proof .of the value of il.s moist rich soil. As a district within easy reach of Hamil>jj) it would be hard to beat. The surroundings are most pictnretst|ii.e and pleasant.. The wide valley witli its gentle rolling downs and shelter belts is a. fine scene. The town of Tirau is situated 2 miles from the sections, all conveniences are to. be found here— butcher, bilker, and grocer deliver goods at the property. The pasture is in good heart, a large area having been well sown down this fiiitmnn. There is a splendid crop of swedes, which also speak volumes for the quality and fertility of the soil.

The general contour of the land is easy rolling. There are some'-very fine rich Huts on the. lower levels and l.lie slopes lire gradual, rising lo liruiid (able lands, with basins of large exlenl, being of excellent quality. There is water in abundance on evwy section. The buildings ore good and substantial. On Section 7, the present homestead, tiierc is a very lino range of buildings, comprising a good home of D room?, with all conveniences and outbuildings well appointed, large I'oivlhouses ami runs, etc., a good comfortable, 't-roomed cottage, « milker's cottage of 3 largo rooms, up-to-date stables containing t loose-boxes, large harness room, tool shod, implement shed, and. manure storage. Another large building consists of 7 horse stalls, feed loom, and cowshed. Tliero js also a large lotara ivoolshed, and a large granary, also built, of lotara. The purchaser of 1 has the right to remove flie ■(-roomed collage on to his section.'The right to removo the large, woolshed is extended lo the purchaser of Section :i, and (he pmohaser.of Section'l> has the right; to remove the lolara granary to his farm. There is a large, tolara- limber depot within ('< miles by rail, and there is plenty of gravel on the place for all concrete work. This properly is lying well and is nicely sheltered. Intending purchasers should not foil to inspect theso sections. Plans of tlio subdivision giving nil information are now ready. Further particulars, plans, ami conditions of sale may 'he obtained at cmoffices. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., ' WARD STREET, HAMILTON.