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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 25, 24 October 1919, Page 12

AUCTIONS. SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. (PART) ■ KAHURANAKI ESTATE. KAHURANAKI ESTATE. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1919, At 2 p.m. HOADLEY, SON & STEWART, LTD., have been instructed by J. B. CAMPBELL. ESQ.,' (p offer by Public Auction at the i MUNICIPAL ASSEMBLY HALL HASTINGS, . On above date, ACRES IQKA ACRES FREEHOLD. IoOU FREEHOLD. Being part of his well-known ■, KAHURANAKI.ESTATE, - Subdivided iuto 4 Blocks, varying from 240 TO 470 ACRES. KAHURANAKI is situated 32 miles from Hastings by good road; 10 miles from Paki Freezing Works, 12 miles from Whakatu Freezing Works 13 miles from Storti'ord Lodge and Longlands Saleyards. THE PROPERTY comprises some of the Finest .PASTORAL COUNTRY in Hawke's Bay, and consists of low hills, terraces,-and flats, all in . good • grasses Qiid iie:manently watered. CARRYING CAPACITY: 21 to 3 SHEEP, BESIDES. CATTLE. . There is a considerable amount of fencing on each block which call be completed at little extra expense. On Block 1 there is a 12-ROOMED HOMESTEAD, also woolshed, and complete station buildings. On Block 2. there is a HOMESTEAD, also Men's Quarters and stable. TERMS OF PAi'MEIvIY 10 per cent, at time of sale. 15 per cent, on delivery, i.e., March 1, 1920. Balance in 5 years from date of delivery, bearing 5£ per cent, intorcst. Purchasers will bo allowed intarest at the rate of 5 per cent, on their deposits from date of sale until dare-'of delivery. Litho. Plans will lo forwarded upon • application to HOADLEY. SON & STEWART,'LTD., Auctioneers, Napier. s SALE OF PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS. CARTERTON SALEYARDS. ' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1919, day of Show), "■ 'At 11 o'clock. MESSRS. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., have 'reci'ivdd instructioiih from MR. J. O. SUTHERLAND, of Tepare, to sell by Public Auction as 'above— i 9 2-YEAR: REGISTERED POLLED . ; ANGUS BULLS. ; Mr. Sutherland's herd was founded on ' cow's from Messrs. Handysides Roberts's Akitio herd, and the, sire of the above bulls is a Pedigree Gladbrook Bull. The. above lot represents'the whole of the two-year bulls, none having been ■ sold this year. ALFREDTON CATTLE FAIR. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1919, At 12 noon. MESSRS. DALGETY AND CO., LTD.. will.hold their--ANNUAL CATTLE FAIR in their Alfredton Yards, a3 above, wihen they will offer on account of the following Vendors: . Messrs. S. K. Raleigh, E. Jewitt, W. Larson, R. Thomas, G.Stvle-s, A. M'Lcan, T. H. Groves, G. Cox, W. J. Blake. J. H. Berney. H. Mac Donald, R. Brannigan. A. R. • Clapham, W. Geange, A. Harris, R. Morris, S. and D. M'Govern, J. Robbie, C. L. Halberg, T. Dunn, and Herbert Bros.: KA(\ HEAD of'well-bred Cattle, comOrr\f prising— 70 4-year bullocks 60 3-yenr bullocks 30 2-year Hereford steers , 90 2-year Hereford and Polled Angus steer.* 105 2-year Shorthorn steers ' .. 140 mixed sex Pollel .Angus yearlings .28 mixed sex Hereford yearlings 14 2-year heifers .10 breeding cows i 3 Hereford bulls ' ' 1 Shorthorn bull PAHAUTANUI SALE., FRIDAY", OCTOBER 31, 1919. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS LTD. will sell at 1 p.m.— 30 4-year bullocks 70 3-ycar steers, in-lots 36 2J-year steers 110 18-month to 2-yea,r steers, in lots 11 yearling Holstein steers 12 mixed yearlings 10 3-year empty heifers 15 2 T year empty heifers 11 2-year emply heifers 5 6peyed cows . 10 store cows ■ 10 mixed yearlings FRIDAY, NOVEMBER-7, 1919, 12 noon. AT N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, . QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, IMPORTANT SALE Of ■ WELL-ESTABLISHED BUSINESS PREMISES ON. MAIN ROAD, QUEEN STREET, ONEHUNGA. ' CF. BENNETT, instructed by Messrs. • Pardington and Sutherland, the well-known motor and cycle dealers, to facilitate dissolution of partnership', ivill sell by public auction,.THAT FINE, BLOCK OF 3 BRICK SHOPS—2-story building, with spacious basement, 10ft.. stud, and. 2 Residences above, each containing 6 rooms and bathroom, pat. w.c.'g to sewer: 3 SHOPS', the corner one occupied by Messrs. Pardington and Sutherland, and two by tenants conducting well-established Ironmongery and Grocew 'Businesses. - ' SPLENDID FREEHOLD SECTIONBest position in Onehunga, lias a frontago of approx. 109 ft. 4in.'to Queen Street (the' 3 shops occupying 72ft. 6in. and vacant section 36ft. 10in.), -by depth of 100 ft.: I ALSO, TWO FREEHOLD SECTIONS'! adjoining the above, facing Church Street, each having a frontage of approx. 41ft.' by 147 ft. deep. One of these sections has a motor garage 20ft. x 36ft., and three other sheds, including stable, store shed, otc. * ORDER OF SALE.—The whole of the above properties will first 1m offered • in one lot, and, failing sale, the Shop Properties will bo offered toeetlier, then the \ Section facing Quoen Street, and later the two Sections, with Motor Garage, etc.. in Church Street. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.-The. alxvve Corner Block is one of the best, and the. onlv available corner centrally situated in Oneliiinga, -where business is now developing to such an cxtont that thero is not an omnly shop in Onehnnga—Auckland's Mum AVcst Coast Port. C. F. BENNETT, AUCTIONEER, AUCKLAND. LAND NOTICES. FOR SALE, A GOOD DAIRY FARM, 76 acres, 20 -ol cows. 1 bull, young stock, 2 horses, pigs, implements, as a going concern, ,£2500. For particulars, apply "BARGAIN A.," C/o "Dominion." LOOK!. Greatest Snip- in Wnikatol 1130 Acres, well watered, partly improved, orchard, telephone installed, good buildings; Price, XH 15s. per aero for quick sale. Apply P.O. Box 23, Pularuru. •FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES SEE PAGE 11. '