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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 178, 23 April 1919, Page 12

... AUCTIONS TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), APRIL 23, TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), APRIL 23, TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), APRIL 23, At 2 p.m. sharp. AT THE WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD'S "P" STORE . HARBOUR BOARD'S "P" STORE HARBOUR BOARD'S "P" STORE--1 .;■ . (MIDDLE FLAT), MAIN ENTRANCE, QUEEN'S WHARF. LAERY AND CO., LTD., havereceiyed instructions from the WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD, to Sell, by Public Auction as above, "WITHOUT RESERVE, in lots to suit purchasers, about 750 sacks,, comprising:— SALT," :: v ROCK BHOS-' . ■•■ WHEAT. :• PHATES. . .' ' SUPER- ; ■■; CEMENT ' ■■'imS ?HA?M S^' MANURE. rTjrj. GYPSUM. .SEED SULPHUR ROCK. ASBESTOS. SULPHUR CLOTHES PEGS. Goods on view This 'Morning. Further particulars on application to the Board's Traffic Manager or the Auctioneers. ■ LAERY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, ,'..:../.'. Auctioneers, Allen' Street. '■ Wellington.' Telephones, 1355 and 192. IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE OF STUD HEREFORDS. " TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, ". APRIL 29 and 30, 1919, .' At 10.30' sharp each day. MESSRS. LEVIN AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from C. . 'A. J. LEVETT, Esq., who has disposed j of. his property, to' soil without reserve, . at the FEILDING SALEYARDS. the I r whole of his, well-known Ratanui Here-. • ford Herd, comprising— j "'-. The Imported Stud Bull PRESI-! ..'■' ■.. DENT WILSON j The Imported Stud Bull ' PERSIM-! MON. i 34 rising 2 and' 3-yesr Ratnnui-bred . . ' bulls by PRESIDENT WILSON j .'.-', Hi Stud Cows , . ' I ■■ 26 Yearling Heifers J .'■ ■' 30 Bull Calves ' ' 27 Heifer Calves NOTE.—The above cows have been de-! , pasturing with the imported bulls PRE- ■ SIDENT WILSON and PERSIMMON, i and RATANUI BARONET,'and the , :calves are by these, high-class sires. . • This Herd has descended from ' such well-known strains as' the 'AMETHYST, LADY GRACEFUL, LEONORA. ROSAMOND, and PRINCESS HELENA, fnni- ■■-. ilies on the female: side, and SIR WIL-1 LIAM, CHIPPENDALE, HORACE, and I DUKE OF EDINBURGH, ,-and' BATS-1 , FORD blood on the sires'side. I ■ Mr. Levett has been. a most persistent' exhibitor at tho North Island Shows and one of the most successful, and has spar- , ed no expense in bringing M 9 herd np 1 to its present high standard. , Owing to 1 the'number of cattle to bo of- ■'• fered, the sale will be held on TUES,'DAY and .WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29 and'3o, and not on Wednesday, 30th, only, as slated in Catalogues. CATALOGUES' on application to the Auctioneers. ..■ 3-FARMS-3 '■•.. ' : TO BE SOLD '.. fi y .'' ■' PUBLIC AUCTION. •'.' DRILL HALL, FEILDING, ■'- On ' 'I TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1919, j .■' At 2.30 p.m. i r?OQ ACRES. • '.Wqq ■ *<40. ACRES, i *Ao rraEE.FARM PROPERTY of W. J. •I SHANNON, ESQ..'situate Makino and Cemetery Roads, Feilding. Cut i)p Into i .•' ■_ . 3-FARMS-3 . " ' LOT 1.-228 Acres 3 Roods 23 Porches, well fenced and watered, undulating, ploughable land, with 60und -; 6-roomed house, etc. LOT 2.-485 Acres I Rood -34 Perches., well fenced and watered, undulating land, all ploughable-bar a-few I 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 ind cropped. 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 2J miles from Feilding Post ; Office. • • ' .. • EASY .TERMS.-10 per cent, at sale, 5 per cent, in 6 months, 5 per cent, in 12 months, and the balance to remain for 5 years at 5J per cent. Possession in one month. . Partciulars and' inspections arranged by . ,' LEVIN AND'CO., LTD., DALGETY AND CO., LTD., Joint Auctioneei'3. Or any of Auctioneers' branches. SUBDIVISION OF RICH DAIRYING LAND. TE OPAKETE ESTATE. 307 ACRES, Divided into : 6. COMPACT-DAIRY FARMS. : ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., acting under instructions from Chas. Higgirison, Esq., will offer the above Estate for Sale by Public Auction in the TOWN HALL,. LEVIN, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1919, at 2 p.m. There is no better land in the Manawatu for potato growing, dairying, or fattening. Situated within a, few chains of the Koputnroa Railway Station, and close to factory, school, and post office, and within reach of the City of Wellington markets. IDEAL CLIMATE, RICH SOIL EASY TERMS. ' These farms range in areas from 41 to 83 acres, and' are divided in such a way e.o as to give each section a share of such natural advantages as-road frontnge, water, shelter, and good building sites. This country is all flat to undulating, ' and will make very productive and picturesque little farms., ' : > TERMS: 10 per cent, on day of sale. 10 per cent, in 12 months. Balance 5 years at 51- per cent. ■ POSSESSION. 14th day of.Ju.ne, 1919. Plans, will be ready in a few days ana' will be available from ■ ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Palmerston North, Levin, and all Branches. q/»J_ ACRES, all in grass, 16 acres fcur-i/O-lnips; will carry 40 cows; 6-roomed residence, bathroom, pantry, washhouse, hot and cold water; over ,£9OO p.a. taken off property. Price, £42 per acre; ,£IOOO cash. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Land Agent, New Plymouth,