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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 223, 14 June 1919, Page 16

AUCTIONS. SALE m~PUBLTc~A UCTION""""" Of . ISLOU.IC OF LAND, ONE ACHE FRUKHOLD [Cluic lu V'iduria Cnllejio, and just off Wellington Terrace), OX WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1919, At 12 noun. E JOHNSTON AND CO. (in conjunc- • lion with Messrs. Mauley and Meadows) will sell at their Mart, 157 Liimbl.on Quay— VALUABLE ACRE OF FJJEKHOI.D LAND, comprising one of the'best building alloliiients in Uie city; almost adjoins Kolburn Bowling Club on one side and Town Belt on southern side, and lias a magnificent and uninterrupted view of the city and harbour, and is bathed in sunshine all day. This Property .has a frontage of 132 feet lo M'Kcnzio Terrace by a depth of 330 feet. Land in tjiis locality is practically unobtainable, aTftl as tho owner is auxious to seli, a very low reserve has been placed on the property. Further particulars on application. Ji JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. BIG SALE OF TIMBER AND IRON. SALE BY PUBLIC-AUCTION Of • GOOD BUILDING MATERIAL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Including A LARGE QUANTITY OF TOTARA, . ETC. "IAAA SHEETS OF HEAVY GAUGE WUU CORRUGATED IRON, All in first-class condition. SKYLIGHTS, Etc. Etc. A First-class Lot of TIMBER ANDIRON. ON FRIDAY, JUNE 20, At 10 o'clock sharp. E JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • ceive<l instructions from the Contractor to sell at the United Farmers' Building, Lambtou Quay— 10,000 FEET OF TIMBER OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, ETC. E. JOHNSTON, Auctioneers. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. AT BLEAK HOUSE, KAIWAIWAI (Five miles from Featherston). On MONDAY, JUNE 23, At 11.30 a.m. ■ DALGETY AND CO., LTD., have roceived instructions from MR. D. C. YULE, who has sold his property, to sell, as above, without reserve, the whole of his live and dead stock, comprising:— 1600 SHEEP- . 300 4-looth ewes in lamb to Romney rams ' 260 2-tooth ewes, in lamb to Romney rams 150 6-tooth ewes in lamb to Romney rams 310 f.f.m. eires in lamb to Romney rams . 130 Romney wether lambs .200 Romney ewe lambs ltO mixed-sex hay-fed lambs 50 f.m. registered Romney ewes, bred by H. A. Matthews, in lamb to stud ranis 26 purebred two-tooth Romney ewes in lamb to stud ram 2-1 purebred Eomney ram lambs 26 2-tuoth Eomney rame 100 HMD OF CATTLE--35 2-year empty heifers 27 2-year steers 15 3-year steers 22 mixed-sex weaner& ' 2 heavy draugli mares, good all work 2 heavy draught mares, good all work 1 3-year draught gelding, broken to lead i.. ■ ~ 1 3-year draught filly, broken to load 1 2-year draught gelding, broken to lead 1 draught brood mare, with foal at foot 1 pony, brokeft to harness 1 gig mare 1 hack mare IMPLEMENTS- ' ' Massey Harris binder, 13 coulter Duncan drill, Duncan top-dresser and seed-sower, disc harrows, 1 set 6. leaf tine harrows, 1 d.f. Duncan plough, 1 d.t. Booth M'Donald plough, swamp plough, cultivator, Deering hay-mower, 2 hajrakes, Cambridge roller, block dray, rubber-tyred gig (nearly new). SUNDRIES- '. 5 tons pressed hay, 1 set Avery scales, swinglo trees, quantity of horsechains, blocks, etc., etc. LIGHT LUNCHEON PEOVIDEb. AUCTIONEERS' ' NOTE.-The above sheep, which were bred by the vendor from well-bra , , stock, are in excellent condition, and the Auctioneers particularly recommend Ihe ewes to anyone in search of first-class breeding stock. .All the implements are almost now, and in thorough working oi'dor. For tho convenience of huyrn?, a Car will meet tho morning train from Wellington at Featherston. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE ' or FIRST-CLASS SHEEP COUNTRY. AT THE KING'S THEATRE, PAHJATUA, On TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1919, ' At 2 p.m. ■ rpU'K WATRARAPA FARMERS' CO--1 operative Association, ltd., stock department, pa.ulaTUA, linvo received -inslructions from (ho Trustees in-the Estate of Urn late J. G. C. GOX to oll'n- by Public Auction as above his well-known :iml vnlu.ihto properly, situated at HINEMOA, consisting of d<523 AORES OF FIRST-CLAS'S SHEEP COUNTRY. NOTE.—This salo is for the purpose of winding up a deceased estate, and the property must be fold. Tho property is all in grass, 00 iicres having 'boon ploughed and laid down. All eaey rolling country, i«pa formation, subdivided into U paddocks, watered by permanent streams in every pad. dock. Carrying' capacity, 2 breeding ewes and r>o breeding cows, liiiildings consist of S-roomed house, all necessary outbuildings, woolshed (.1 stands), night pens, :i sols yards, dip, 'stable, 4-bail cowshed (concrete), cliJi.ff house, hay and implement shed. The properly is situated 1" milns from. Piihialua by good road Quarter-mile not: metalled). Daily rural mail delivery. Halfmile from school. There is one mortgage to tho Government Life Insii.rarce Department for iIMOO. This sale affords an excellent opportunity for anyone on the lookout for a good slicop farm, and it: compares favourably with anything in the district. This i>. a chance that should not bn, missed. TERSIR.—!i per cenv. on fall of hammer, balance on date of possession, within one month after dale. Conditions of salo may be seen at tho offices of the Auctioneers at Pahiatua i Masterton, and Dannovirko, and at the offices of Messrs. Smith and M'Sherry, Pahiutua. FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES 1 SEE PAGE 13.