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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 301, 16 September 1919, Page 10

AUCTIONS. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), SEPTEMBER 17, at 2 p.m. B. AUCTION SALE OF SHOP FITTINGS, PLATE GLASS, "INLAID LINO- - 5( LEUM, Etc. On the Premises, 70 Lambton Quay. n W. PRICE AND CO., Auctioneers, have received instructions from E, G. Potter and Son, whoso lease has expired, to sell on tho premises, as above— The whole of the FITTINGS, COUNTERS, LINOS., PLATE-GLASS MIRRORS, etc., comprising— 150 square feet plate-glass mirrors, 43 • yards inlaid linoleum, 70 yards runners, glass showcase !) x 3, office and . desk, Tucker till, glass shelves, counters, shelving, 3 nests of drawers, 3 settees in red velvet, window tickets, gas-heater (cost ,£2O), steps, scales, 3 Vacuum cleaner, 6 baskets, foot stool, .. 36 kauri drawers, mats, electric fittings, burners, tables, and chairs, lot r of unclaimed repairs, etc., etc. 1 As tho lease has expired every lot has to be sold WITHOUT RESERVE; : C. W. J'UICE, Auctioneer. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF ;, DAIRY STOCK. [ AT THE FARM, IHAKARA, LEVIN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1919. MESSRS. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., instructed by A. H. HILL, ESQ. (who is.going out of dairying), will offer tor sale as above, at 1 p.m.— , 30 good dairy cows, just recently calved 8 cows, d«e September and October 12 springing heifers (Jersey Short- , ,horn cross) 1 registered milking' Shorthorn bull (pedigree at sale) 1 2-year Shorthorn bull 2 sows, to farrow 14 weaner aud store pigs, 1 boar, gig, milk cans, etc./ Subjed; to slight reserve: 4-cow plant, complete (Gane) 70-gallon pump separator (new, hand ■ , ! and power) LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ' t .AUCTIONEERS' - NOTE.-Mr.. Hill brought the most of his present herd from .Otaki, where he was-dairying for some years, so that the cows to be offered carry every, recommendation. IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRST-CLASS SHEEP COUNTRY, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ■ . . 3175.'ACRES. ' lEVIN AND CO., LTD., BLENHEIM, 1 in conjunction with tho N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, -LTD., BLENHEIM, will offer at the TOWN'HALL, BLENHEIM, under instructions from F. H. RICHMOND, ESQ., ON SATURDAY,' SEPT. 20, '1919, ' At 10 a.m. Q1 lyt ACRES, in one lot, being a Ol I*t portion of the well-known Richmond Brook Station, Marlborough; beautiful grazing country, subdivided into 2 blocks and a homestead, paddock of 50 acres, situated on both the Uro River and Boundary Creek, only 9 miles from the Wharanui Railway Station and School. A large proportion of the land is limestone, well oovered with high tussock nnd an abundance of clover, cocksfoot, and other grasses, free from rabbits and excellently ■ watered. There is a well-built, comfortable cottage. on the block, with all conveniences, hot and, cold water, washhouse, and storeroom, TITLE: Land Transfer. TERMS: 10 per cent, on fall of hammer; 5 per cent, on February 1, 1920; 10 per cent.on February 1, 1921; balance on February 1, 1926. Interest, 5i per cent, POSSESSION: About 1500 acres can be given immediately after the sale, the balanco on October 15, 1919. , ■ Prospective buyers will be conducted over tho country on application to the Auctioneers, who strongly recommend laucl-seeke'rs to seize this opportunity of inspecting such a desirable property. Plans and iull particulars from the Auctioneers. LEVIN AND CO., LTD. ' THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. OF CANTERBURY, LTD. And all Branches. SECOND ANNUAL SALE. "AKITIO" ABERDEEN-ANGUS. STUD BULLS AND HEIFERS. SEPTEMBER 24, 1919, At 1 p.m. sharp. THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. (STOCK DEPARTMENT), Dannovirke, ' instructed by it. ARMSTRONG, ESQ., will sell at MR. L. COWAN'S FARM, Racecourse Road, DANNEVIRKE, At the above time and place. 27 2-year PEDIGREE BULLS, (by Moose 2nd (imp.), Bengal Light, and Brigade Major ' 1 yearling PEDIGREE BULL, b S [ Moose ■ 2nd—Hyacinth (extra" , good) • 19 -year PEDIGREE HEIFERS, by Moose 2nd (imp.), Bengal Light, and Brigade Major CATALOGUES may be obtained on ap- i plication i|> the Auctioneer at any of their branches. Owing to the present railway curtailment, Mr. Armstrong will hold any of the above cattle purcnased, for Temoval by rail to outside districts, pending better trucking conditions. 8 SUBURBAN FARMS AT LEVIN 8 IN AREAS FROM 35 TO 52 ACRES. ' •To be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION at | LEVIN PUBLIC 'HALL, i ' t on c THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, I • 6 at 2 p.m., by ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD. — a THIS fine Freehold Properly, WHICH IS SO MUCH ADMIRED by 'tho ' travelling public, comprises 350 Acres of MR. LINDSAY M'DONALD'S portion of the fertile KAWIU BLOCK, and is situated on the main Levin-Foxton Road (1J miles from Levin), and overlooks tho . Ilorowheuua Lake, and is beautified and. sheltered by splendid patches of Nntivo ( Bush. ' ' s Terms of Sale: n 10 per cent, deposit, 10 per cent, in twelve months, Balance. 5 years at b\ per cent. * P —. a a Plans available shortly. Order your copy to-day from ABRAHAM. AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Levin, Falmerston North, c And all Branches, FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES BEE PAGE 9.