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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 53, 26 November 1919, Page 12

; AUCTIONS. '■ . SHANNON SALE. ' ■ ■ TO-DAY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER-26, 1919. MESSRS. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD.. will sell, aa abovo, ...at'.l p.m.—"' - ;40 shorn fat wethers --.100.good woolly hoggots, off hills -.-r ■'. 23 empty ewes 60 woolly ewes and lambs 6 fat cows (lots)/ 20 25-year steers ! ' • 20,15 and 18-month stcer3 12 yearling steers : -10 15 and 18-month' heifers ,:.. 10 springing heifers 4enipty- dairy heifers 5 yearling heifers .•■■•... '6'Shorthorn cows and calves 6 forward cows . .._. .3018-mpnth. to 2-year steers . 10 15 to -18-mqrith heifers . . C B.cows.and calves - .',. . '■ ~"' .':T: ..llSrinpnth steers ','.'; ...'.,' — - 6 18-month heifers ;.: •'■'',.'■'' '.'■■'■■'s weanore TE HORO SALE. ' ; ','■ . ~'~ "• TO-DAY, ■■■■■■' .'•••■ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER.26,T9I9. mSE.;NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND JL -MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. ■will sell.;as above, at 1 p.m.—.' _.' _ . 40 prime,fat ewes and wethers -.45 fat Sheep ••■ -54 ewes/and lambs ■'.. --. "22 3-year, steers ' .:<•.: .. 25 .2-year steers ~,.. 16 15-month steers, to be. drafted: : ■10 15-month heifers .:.•.,'. ;.._•■ 12 18-month heifers, choioe lot . • 8 fat cows :7 ; '';'■ 2 prime vealers..- ■. •■ ;.•< ■ ;■.-.-:. ■ '---,-' 2 fat bulls (heavy weight) ..• x :.i • . '6,store cows ...• .-:.../■., -.?■■.; '"■...■ i Shorthorn bulls ' ■'.'.'"■-I'purebred Jersey bull (3 years) . 2 cows, at drop . . ..•■ ■ On 'Account. J. . The old factory building,, all good '■'■■■ timber and iron;, only, up .four . ' years, for removal '•■ ./■'••■: . PBILDINCr PROPERTY.'-■'- . FEILDING PROPERTY. PROPERTY in.Fcilding is rapidly ris-ing-in value. It offers great inducements to. investors and speculators to-day; ■.•••< Surrounded; by an enormous area,of magnificent agricultural and pastoral plains, as well as by huge territory of ideal sheep-country, situated on the Main Trunk Line, the future .'progress' and prosperity : of flourishing Feilding are assured. ■ • Possessing all the social, commercial, and educational facilities of much, larger towns, _with an agricultural college soon to'bo/built, Feilding: is a desirable town from every standpoint. ~ v-..v. ....... '''." -.: : .THOMPSON'S ESTATE'."-.' V;v To' wind up the Thompson Estate, the Executors have instructed \ ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS LTD. i ■ •£*• to 6ell by auction— j:? /; 35 WORKERS' HOMES ■ ' f: 3 GOOD SHOPS ;:.'. •„•, '" . ' 15 BUILDING SECTIONS. The Homes are all within half a mils : from Post Office and close to all conveni- -,'' ence«;.r-,.r. '~;..• The Shops face busy Manchester 'Street. The Sections range from quarter-acres , to li acres, every one in a good locality . and eminently suitable for homes. SELLING NOVEMBER 27, • SELLING NOVEMBER 27, In ■'•-'•'' THE DRILL HALL at FEILDING, THE DRILL HALL at FEILDING, >'/■■■ At 7.30 in the Evening, of ... I :;; NOVEMBER 27. NOVEMBER 27. These 33 Properties will be Sold by Public Auction. SEND FOR A PLAN. '-.-■•• SEND FOR A PLAN, Lithographed Plans, givinff, details, are FREE for the asking, and Abraham ana Williams Ltd. aro now arranging for the inspection'of all these valuable properties.j - f/ , . -.. . RAWHFTTROA ESTATE.' ! ' FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. 'THURSDAY,: NOVEMBER 27, 1919, ■ ; AT'TOWN HALL; HARTON, ■"""• ' , ■ - ■-■■■■-■ At 2.30 p.m. ■■; iif EVIN AND CO., LTD.. have received JLi - instructions from the Trustees in late Major; W.F.-G.. Levin's Estate, to eell by Public Auction as' above— ACRES TAKA ACRES IACRES ±Ut>U ACRES OF HEAVY CROPPING AND ' GRAZING LAND, Subdivided into's First-class FARMS, of ■from 183 ACRES to 252 ACRES. -•TERMS:. 5. per cent. DEPOSIT, 5 per .:.- cent;- SIX-MONTHS,. 10 '>er cent. 12 MONTHS, OR APPROVED BUILD- ;■ INGS, TO THAT VALUE:;- BALANCE 5 YEARS at 51. per cent. . POSSESSION: December 11,1919. Three miles and a quarter from Marton andTulls, \\ miles from Greatt'ord Railway Station. . This property grows l excellent root, grain, and grass seen 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, wore bred, ,born, ajid reared on this property. Plans may be had on application to the 'Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE. OF CITY PROPERTY 'NOV. 27, 1919,; at. p.m. , AL. WILSON AND CO. have re- • eeived instructions to sell'by ■public auction at their rooms, 151-3 Lambton Quay, at the appointed dime, on the above date, the undermentioned freehold ; properties:— ' Nos. 9. and 11 Parliament Street, City, each containing 5 rooms, every conycnieiK.?, nspimlt yards, good 6ecfcion. .1 minutes from Government Buildings. .-■ A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. ; .:' UPPER HUTT SALE. , THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1919. N.Z. LOAN. AND MERCANTILE • AGENCY CO. LTD., will offer for 6ale" at 1 p.m. the following:— 26 2-year steer? . 6 1-year heifers fi 1-year steers i 5 stoic'cow 50 woolly hoggets ' UPPER HUTT SALE. ' .'■THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1919. D ALGETY AND 00 LTD. will sell, as abov'c\ at 1 p.m.— . 40 Lincolu-cross woolly ewe hoggets (good line; ■; '~,., 40 mixed-sex woolly bushels (good line) 15 18-month empty heifers' ~ 10 2-year empty lieife'.s SD forward ynnns slnr" cows 10 head of lrhcd cattle 5 cows iu calf