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AUCTIONS. WAIKANAE SALE. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), JULY IG. MESSRS. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., Itl will sell as above--60 shorn hoggets 40 empty ewes 100 2-looth wethers 200 hoggets 11 2-year steers , fi store cows 20 weaners 1 gig and harness SPECIAL ENTRIES— i 17 good Holstein Cross heifers, 2J years, spring calvers - 10 yearling Shorthorn steers 3 fat cows ' WAIKANAE SALE. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), JULY 16. Messes, abraham and Williams, LTD., will sell as ftbovo, at 1 p.m.— 50 fat ewes 65 store ewes 85 2-tooth f.f.m. ewes, in lamb to Eomnoy rams 11 25-year steers 4 spring calvers, due in August i cows at drop 4 store cows ■ 10 weaner calves WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. OF UNCLAIMED DOGS BY AUCTION. A SALE of Unclaimed Dogs by Auction will be held at the Corporation Yards. .Clyde Quay, TO-MOEROW (WEDNESDAY), at 2.15 o'clock. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. July 14, 1919. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK. LEVIN SALEYARDS.' THURSDAY, JULY 17, .1919. Messes, abraham and Williams. LTD., instructed by PAT. WINIATA, ESQ. (who has leat-ed his property), will sell as above, at 1 p.m.— 31 cows, to calve August and September ' .1 springing heifers 6 picked weaner heifers 1 Jersey tall Milk cans, 85-gallon Lily separator SPECIAL ENTRY, FEILDING SALE, , Friday; july is, 191^ On Account D. TWIGG, Who has sold his property— m PUREBRED SOUTHDOWN EWES, two-tooth to f.f.m., running with stud, rams, sold in lots to suit purchasers. Transfers given, ALGETY. AND. CO., LTD. — ; I GREAT CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK. TAMATA, WAIHAKEKE, CARTERTON. TUESDAY,. JULY 22, 1919, At 10.30 sharp. The wairarapa farmers 1 cooperative ASSOCIATION, LTD. STOCK DEPARTMENT, have received instructions from MR. P. M. J. OATES to sell, on the farm— OAA dairy cows, calving August and iGVJXf September, all' dehorned, and m calf to Polled Angus and Hereford bulls - 50 3-year dairy heifers, due lacvory dates (to be sold in lomj 4 2-year Hereford bulls 2 pedigree Ayrshire bull calves 10 sows, in {Sigr 1 Berkshire boar . 2 draught horses, 1 brake maio, 1 4-year-old pony, 1 gig horse, drill, ' ' harrows, 2 bikes, Tangje er.gine, and Gano milking plant, spring dray, tip dray, milk caais, churn, Turbiiie separator, SOU bales hay, etc. NOTE.—The above herd, consisting of Jersey, Shorthorn, and Ayrshiru-Holstein-oross, have been machine milked, and can be thoroughly recommended. These cows are a ohoice' lot, and calving dates will bo given at sale. Purchasers will have the right to leave, their stock cn the farm free of charge until August 1. • LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 1 Cars leave Office 9 o'clock sharp. Book your seats. AUCTION SALE OF LAND. ■TOWN SECTIONS IN SUNNY OTAKI. WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, At 11 a.m. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., in conjunction with ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., havo received instructions from the Trustees in F. Briglifs Estate, to offer for sale, by Public Auction, at Brighfs Theatre, Otaki, as above— 20 TOWN SECTIONS, consisting of 17 Vacant Sections and 3 .House Properties. The vaoant sections range in area from approximately } acre to li acres, and the House Properties from approximately 3 aero to 1 acre. The House Properties are at present occupied by, Mrs. F. Bright, Mrs. A. Bright, and Mr. F. W. Box,Tho Sections are situated in Mateno Street. Aotaki Street and Riverbauk Road,' and two Sections •in Dunstan Street, Otaki Railway. i Four of the vacant .sections aw subject to a lease to Chinese Gardeners at a yearly rental of .£lO per acre, and will be sold subject to this, lease, • TERMS—IO per cent. or> fall of hammer. 15 por cent, in one month. Balance in 5 years at 5i per cent. This Sale affords a great opportunity to those who wish to build a homo in pleasant surroundings, and whero the climate is unsurpassed in New Zeitland. For further particulars, apply to MRS. F. BRIGHT, Otaki, ' MRS. DANIEL, % ,Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. Plans of Sections are now available on application to the Auctioneers. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Messes, daxgety and company, LIMITED, have been favoured' with instructions from GEOEGE HUME, ESQ., Tauanui, Featherston, to offer hy auction portion of his wellknown TAUANUI ESTATE,/ LOWER WAIRARAPA, In all 2305 Acres will be offered, subdivided into 9 sections, ranging from 133 to 620 acres, on DECEMBER 13, 1919. at MASTERTON. The terms aro as under: 10 per 'cent, on fall of hammer. 10 per cent, on, possession. 10 por cent, or'improvements erected to that value in 1.2 months, balance in 5 years at 51 per cent. Plans will shortly bo available, and further particulars can bo obtained from tho'Auctioneers.