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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 52, 25 November 1919, Page 12

AUCTIONS TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), NOV. 26, At 11 a.m. sharp. AUCTIONEERING CO. are favoured with instructions from MESSRS. CRAIG AND CO., to sell byPublic 'Auction—. Elaborate Show Case. Mirror-top Table, and whole lot of Useful Fittings, Mirrors, etc. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE! , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, At Noon. A GREAT.OPPORTUNITYI ORCHARD IN BEARING, LAND,' PLANT, STOCK, HOUSE and FURNIIURE—the whole as going concern, or failing sale one lot will be offered in lots to suit buyers. BEARD, BULLEN AND 'CO., instructed by Ml-i. M. BARR, who is at present lying ill, .will offer at Mr. Burr's', residence, IiAVELOCK NORTH, the whole of his valuable and highly' iin-' proved orchard property of 14J acres. Orchard contains 1610 trees (mainly bearing), apples, pears, ami peaches, ail high-class export varieties. Consists of • over 9. acres and has well, water tower, tank and pump. Lucerne and grass land over 4 acres, with large glasshouse planted early tomatoes tin .bearing) and choice grapes. Smaller glasshouse for seedlings. Water tower"With 600 gal. tank. Packing shed 3011. x 15ft., handy -for storage, cart or motor shed. Ljicorne paddock of li acres, gives 4 cuts in one season. Horse paddock 1 ■acre. Grass -paddock, 2 acres with creek as lower boundary. All well fenced. First-class house of 7 large rooms, and bathroom (water laid on); built of totara rustic. Tastefully decorated and well appointed the house provides . an ideal home. Separate wash-house well fitted, workshop,' carriage and harness room and ■' man's room. Grounds well laid out with shrubs, garden and, flowers. Implements comprise 11 h.p. spraying plant ami hose, Massey-Harris double furrow, Oliver single furrow and Harvey single furrow orchard ploughs, 3leaf• harrow, 2 h.p. Planet Jr. cultivator, pulveriser, mower, sledge, horse-clipping machine, spring tip-cart, several 'sets harness, circular saw bench, horse and cow covers and all the usual farming tools/ . Stock of fertilisers, spraying preparations, etc.- • , ' One heavy Kay gelding. 1 chestnut geld-, ing for carriage and saddle, 1 Ayrshire cow and heifer. Dairy, has Viola IV Alfa Laval Separator, and is replete w.ith every appliance. Timber, firewood, water pipes, fruit cases and packing pnper. Furniture includes handsome sideboard and large extension kauri table, water colour paintings and numerous sundries. x The whole offers an exceptional-oppor-tunity to step into a property 6howinn ready return. TERMS.—Third cash fnll of hammer; balance 2 year at 6 per cent.; immediate possession of land, house in ono month. Note Date of Sale: , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, NOON. ■Light Lunch Provided. RAWHITIROA ESTATE'. FOR SALE BY. PUBLIC AUCTION. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27; 1919,AT TOAVN HALL, MARTON, At 2.30 p.m. LEVIN AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from, the Trustees in late Major W. F.-G. levin's Estate, to sell bv Public Auction as above— 'ACRES -i A-A ACRES ACRES IUDU ACRES OF' HEAVY CROPPING AND \ GRAZING'LAND, . Subdivided into 5 First-class FARMS, of from 133 ACRES to 252 ACRES. TERMS: a per cent. DEPOSIT, 5 per . cent. SIX MONTHS, 10 -)er cent. 12 MO NTHS, OR APPROVED BUILDINGS TO THAT VALUE. BAL- -, ANCB 5 TEAKS at 51 per cent. ■POSSESSION: December 11, 1919. : Three miles and a quarter from, Marton and bulls, 11 miles from Greatiford Railway Station. This property grows excellent root,, grain, and grass seed crops, and would work in well with backblock farmers to finish off on Turnips, etc. The renowned ".Woodendean"' Romney -Flock and herd, of Hereford Cattle, so well known a few years back, -were bred, born, and reared on this property. . . , Plans may be had on application to the Auctioneers. . ' ' UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE . Of ! SHEEP .AND CATTLE, ETC.,. At THE FARM, MANAIvAU. ' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1919. MESSRS. ABRAHAM AND AVTLLIAMS LTD., instructed by MISS M. OLDFIELD (who is giving- np' farming), will sell as above, at 1.30 p.m. — 110 .woolly hoggets 20 3 ana 4-year bullocks ; 20,18 and 20-month steers ■ 9 springing heifers .5 18-month heifers . 4 heifers, in milk • 3 purebred Jersey cows • - 8 weaner calves . ■ . 2 Holstein bulls 5 dairy cows 8 cood cows . 1 horse brok-sn to all work Tyno harrows, spring cart, roller, milkcans, Diavnlo separator, hand shearing machine, singlefurrow hillside reversible rlisc' plough, scarifi: l !', harness, iron I ! bedstead, diningroom table, : ! churn, sundries, etc. AUCTION SALE OF CITY PROPERTY NOVEMBER 27, 1919, 2.30 p.m. ' A -L. WILSON AND CO. have re- .£*• , coivrij instruction' to sell, by public auction, at their Rooms, 151-153 Lambton Quay, at the appointed time on the above date, the undermentioned Freehold Properties— NOS. 9 and 11 PARLIAMENT STREET, CITY, '.','ich containing 5 rooms, every eoiiv.Miience, asphalt yards, good, section, three miuutas from Government Buildings. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE DAIRY STOCK, SUNDRIES, ETC., . AT THE FARM, BULLER ROAD, LEVIN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1919. Messrs. auhaham and wii, I.IAMS, J,TI)., liiive received instructions from JAMES AVKRY, ESQ. (who has sold his farm), to sell, as above, at 1 p.m.— 19 choice cows, all in milk, calved July and August (mostly Jerseycross strain) 7 Jersey heifer calves fiyr. gi'ldiir:, dray and harnes' (-1 iaht reserve), rubber-tyred gig and hai-ncs-(slight reserve), s.f. plough, cultivator, potato plan tier, 35 Indian Runner ducks, fowls, pig barrels, burs, chains, .sundries, etc. , LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.