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DAY, AUGUST 2, AUCTIONS. FARMS. AUCTION SALE. ACRES. OAA ACRES. ACRES. UU ACRES. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1919, At 2.30 p.m. DRILL HALL, FEILDING. LEVIN AND CO., LTD., are instruccd by the Trustee in Estate of late J. H. GABLICK, to sell as above— 200 ACRES 2rds. 25pei\, in TWO LOTS: ~ 1. 100 a. 2r. 2lp. of Good Land, situate COLYTON, close to Feilding, being Section 15, D.P. 181. Practically all ploughable nnd in very fair order. Buildings include a comfortable 5roomed house, stable, trapshed, etc. 2. 100 a. Or. 7p„ opposite Lot 1. This Section is all ploughable when stumped, and 50 ncres have been cropped; well watered and fenced into a paddocks. No buildings. 3. GOOD RESIDENCE, Denbigh Sheet, of 7 rooms, with all modern conveniences. Land 33 perches. Terms and Conditions of Sale from THE AUCTIONEERS; Ot FULLERTON SMITH & Co., Solicitors, Feilding. ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE SALE OF THE FAMOUS MONAVALE FRIESIAN HERD, MONAA'ALE - FRIESIAN HERD, MONAVALE FRIESIAN HERD, On behalf of C. C. BUCKLAND, ESQ., At the Homestead, MONAVALE, CAMBRIDGE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1919, At 11 a.m. THE MONAVALE HERD is composed mostly of imported stock and their direct descendants. No less than 41 members of the herd have qualified for certificates of record under Government Semi-official Test. 8 YOUNG COWS IN 300 DAYS, now under semi-otficial test. Average age threo years. 14,9791b. of milk and 511.491b. butter-fat. Tho Records of these Eight are as follow:— MONAVALE ft<KA BUTTER GIRL, age 1 5 years, IG.SIiSIb. of milk end 513.481b. of buttor-fat in 557 days. -. MONAVALE CREAMELLE REGINA, ogo 3 vears, 14,5G01b. of milk and 572.071b. of butter-fat in 325 days. MONAVALE EVERGREEN PAXTON, age 25 mouths, 14,1811b. of milk and £-53.45 lb. of butter-fat in 324 days. MONAVALE Maggie taxton, age 2-1 months, 13,G0Jlb. of milk and 544.861b. of butter-fat in 323 days. MONAVALE RITA PAXTON, age 24 r onths, 15,3391b. of milk nnd 537.521b. of but-ter-fat in 319 days.. MONAVALE NOBELTJE VEKMAN, age 5 years, 18,3371b. of milk and 610.7!)lb. of but-ter-fat in 239 days. MONAVALE NORMA PAXTON, age 3 vears, 13,010 lb. of milk and 480.491b. <f butter-fat in 2111 days. MONAVALE MADELINE PAXTON, -igo 3 years, 12,1781b. of milk and 438.131b. of butter-fat in 208 days. All these cows are Monavale bred. , In the show ring members of the herd havo won in all 380 prizes, including 29 cups and medals, 41 championships, 12 reserve championships, and 113 first prizes. A Monavale bull and a Monavalo cow hold. both the New Zealand Friesian. Association's Challenge Cups 'for the North Island for last season. The Entire Offering of 103 FEMALES, 41 BULLS, 20 CALVES Will bo Sold Absolutely Without Reserve. CATALOGUES may bo obtained from any office of the Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering C 0.,. Ltd., or of Dalgety and Co., Ltd., throughout New Zealand and Australia.' THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., MESSRS. DALGETY & CO., LTD., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1919, At 2.30 p.m. Estate of the Late Martin Kennedy. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION. CENTRALLY SITUATED BUSINESS PROPERTIES. MANNERS STREET, HERBERT STREET, TORY STREET, Wellington. MESSRS. J. B. BETHUNE AND CO., are. favoured with instructions to sell by Auction in the above Estate, at their Rooms, 154 Featherston Street, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1919, at 2.30 p.m., LOT 1-Part of Section 207, Wellington, having 72ft. Sin. frontage to Manners Street, 104 ft. to St. Hilt Street, 147 ft. to Parish Street, together with substantially built two-story premises known as "York Chambers" erected thereon. The above property is situated in tho best business part of .Wellington, being al>out equal distance from the corners ot Willis nnd Culm Sheots. For ninny years a largo retail business has been conducted on tho ground floor, and permanent tenants have been in occupation if the first floor. This is the only block in the business centre of Wellington having sheots on both sides, in addition to the main street frontage, and on this account is of special value as a site for a Public Hall, a Theatre, or for any business requiring display windows on nil fronts. LOT 2—Part of Section 201 and 203, Wellington, having a frontago of '31ft. to Herbert Street and 31ft. frontage to Edward Street bv a depth between tho streets of 123ft'. ■ Erected on the back portion of the land is a twostory brick and concrete building occupied by Messrs. Drew, M'Crorie, Ltd., and Cole's Drapery Co.. as tenants. The portion of Ibe land front, ing Horl>ort Street is vacant, and suit, able for the erection of another warenouse. This properly adjoins the premises of Messrs. Fowlds, Lid., and is within 60 feel: of tho corner of Manners and Herbert Streets. . When all built upon, tho property should be one of the best investments in Ihe business area of the city. The value of such property must increase considerably in the near future. LOT 3—Allotments 2 and 3 of Section 25G, Wellington, having 66ft. frontage to Tory Street and 100 ft. to Buckle Street, together with Iwo-story dwellings, Nos. 197, 199, and 201, each containing 4 rooms, with bathroom. ' woslihon.se, elc, and shop and dwelling of 6 rooms, No. 203 Tory Street, on the corner. Also dwelling-house No. 46 Buckle Sheet, containing 8 rooms, with bathroom and washhousc. Let at total rentals of M 10s. per week. This property is on a busy thoroughfare on the direct line between the main city and its principal suburb. Thero is every indication "f u greatly improved demand for sites for factories and small busi-m'»---i's in (his direction. The Dwelling-houses fronting Tory Street are so constructed that they can bo converted into shops nt small expense. Terms of sale are exceptionally liberal. For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Chapman, Skerrett, Tripp nnd Rlair, Solicitors, Brandon Street, or to 7 H. Bethunc and Co., Auctioneers, 154 Featherston Street, Wellington,