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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 217, 7 June 1919, Page 14

AUCTIONS, j MILLION DOLLAR LAND SALE. . THE Sale of the 26 Farms in tho Hannah Estates on easiest of terms gives the man with a land-hunger his lifetime opportunity, lfc opens up for tho town dweller and any man of moderate means THE DOOR TO A FULLER, HAPPIER LIFE. ' Only about twice the price vou'd pay for a'good town house will put you_into one of these farms, with a good living assured; town's benefits and conveniences at your door, and a handsome profit whenever you resell. EASIEST OF EASY TERMS. Only 10 per cent, at fall of hammer, and 10 per cent, (or improvements tu that value).in two years, while the balance may remain for the convenient term of 7 years at only 51 per cent. WEDNESDAY' NEXT, In the Zealandia Hall, Broadway, Palmerston North, at 1 p.m., on June 11, Abraham and Williams, Ltd., will offer THE HANNAH ESTATES OF 4700 ACRES, Subdivided by them, to distribute overy natural and artificial benefit to best advantage. Charmingly situated, ideal country, beautiful residential sites in abundance, artesian water, useful and picturesque shelter, both native and planted; 10 houses, ranging from sting little cottagcs to gentlemen's modem residences, many good buildings. Fences of absolutely the very best, witji gates to match. Soils warm, friable, generous and responsive, largely river deposit and drained swamp. Such 'farms so happily situated, so .woll kept, and so suitable in every way for "loser settlement, as indeed open the tloor to a - fuller, happier life. 21 DAIRY- FARMS From 45' to 150 acres, on Raukawa, Cliffside, and Siberia (divßsions of these famed Estates. 5 SHEEP FARMS, From 150 to 500 acres-clean, sweet, splendidly fenced, parts ploughable. ' GET PLAN TO-DAY. BOOK SEAT TO INSPECT. Time is short. Handsomely lithographed plans, brimful of information about these farms, are free for the asking. Time is short: but cars leave daily at 10 for the estates—why not book a free seat at Abraham and Williams? ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Auctioneers, . FOURTH ANNUAL BREEDERS' CONSIGNMENT SALE. SHOWGROUNDS, PALMERSTON NORTH. THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1919. THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell by Public Auction, at 9 o'clock sharp, OA,) HEAD PEDIGREE FRIESIANS, AWt AYRSHIRES, JERSEYS, MILKING AND BEEF SHORTHORNS, . AND RED POLLS, On account of tho following Breeders:— G. Gardner, W.- H. Morris, W. Gadsby, R. Vautier, M. Allpass, J, Parkinson, AV. Brady, ,Tas. Smith, P; Bremer, D. Buiek, E. H. Dobson, Jas. Knight, W. H. Brewster, J. Aitcliison, AV. H. Livingstone, Cluny Farm Co., J. Hearsey, W. F. Jacob, Cheekley Bros., F. S. M'Rae. J. Bryans, Jas. Hart, S. E. Worbqys, W. R. Goodrick, E. Law, R. (Silliiour, J. P. Jensen. G. Sutton, J. Milligan, R. M'Kenzie, H. P. Toose, Mrs. C. A. M'Kenzie, T; S. Edwards, S. Jones, H. G. Livingstone, E. B. Eagle, ,T. Fisher, J. R. Anderson, W. Taylor, H. M. Essex, E. G. Beard, A. Montgomerie, ,T. Hodges. Heaton Rhodes, AVhewell Bros., D. Buchanan, R, V. Brown, Peach Bros., J. Goring Johnstone, S. Standen, 0. L. Davis. ORDER OF SALE: . MALES. ' Friesians, Red Polls, Ayrshire?, Milking Shorlhoriis, Jerseys, Beef Shorthorns. . FEMALES. Beef Shorthorns, Friesians, Milking Shorthorns, Red Polls/ Jerseys, Ayrshires. HEREFORD AND SHORTHORN BULL SALE. STORTFORD LODGE SALEYARDS,' HASTINGS, MONDAY, JUNE -23, 1919, - At 10.30 a.m. TULGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., have been instructed by MR. J. AV i COLLEY, to offer the following:— ' OA RISING 2-YEAR PUREBRED HEREFORD BULLS' (Bred by J l . O. Bidwill, AYairarapa). ' 8 RISING 3-YEAR STUD HEREFORD HEIFERS, in Calf to Stud Hereford Bull : (Heifers and Stud Bull bred by If. M. Campbell, Pouknwa.) Also have been instructed by TRUSTEES of DILLON'S ESTATE, OTANE, to'offer , at samo time and .place their ANNUAL DRAFT of PUREBRED SHORTHORN' BULLS, comprising 8 RISING 2-YEAR PUREBRED SHORTHORN BULLS. CATALOGUES, witli full particulars, can bo obtained on application to any of the Auctioneers' Branches. HAAYKE'S BAY, L.I.P. T HAVE I'OR SALE, 700-ACRE J- holding, 22 miles by good motor road from Hastings; good house, woolshed, and machines; ten puddocks, well fenced and watered; wintering two sheep and cattle. Rent, (is, Bd. Goodwill, 10s. per acre. Cash required, X2OOO. Balanco on mortgage. Improvements valued at .£ISOO. Write A. O. AVELLAVOOD, Box 79, HASTINGS. FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES SEE PAGE 13. "