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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 161, 3 April 1920, Page 14

AUCTIONS. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE, .CHARMING SUBURBAN HOME. LOWER HUTT. WITH Gi ACRES OF RICH LEVEL ■ " ' • --LAND. ON THURSDAY. APRIL 8, 1920, # : At 2,30 p.m. H " ERNEST LEIGIITON has received • instructions from WII.LOUGIIBY KNIGHT, ESQ.', to offer for ABSOLUTE SALE by Public Auction, in the Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse Quay, Wellington, ns aboveThat splendid property) having frontages to Knight's Road, I'en- >' rose and, Willoughby Streets, containing tin area ,of G1 acres (bo i the same a little more or less), laid out in lawns, flower and vegetable gardens, large orchard in full hearing, shelter trees and paddocks, together with the superior modern one-story 7-roomed residence crected thereon, besides ' bathroom, enamel bath, lavatory, I basin, h. anil c., p.w.c.'s, scullery, and all conveniences; washhouse, copper, and tubs under one .roof; large shed consisting of 2-stnll stable, harness room, trap--3 j ■ shed, workshop, feed-room, engineroom,. large loft, i also man's' whare, brick • incubator room, - - large brooder-house, 100 x 20 ; 25 . ■ fowlhouses with ruiis attached.; , The buildings have been • built of the very best material regardv less of cost. . The property will be offered' as a whole, and if unsold, four acres of land will be offered in acre sections. The property is of the most up-to-date poultry farms in the Dominion. REJIEMBER!—This land has been closely held by tho Knight family for 'over "sixty yoaTS, and is, now for abso- , lute =ale. . Tlie.ro are no syndicate's pro- ' fits to provide for, and anyone requiring a first«class- property close to post office, 'school, and railway, should inspect without. delay. . i, Foe further details and card to view, apply to the Auctioneer, ■\ H. ERNEST.LEIGHTON/' iB2 Featherston Street, ■ And "at Lower Hutt. / — ■/ , THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1920. j Commencing at 10 a.m. sharp, and' ; Continuing All Day. MOST IMPORTANT SALE BY PUBI :■ LIC AUCTION OF : HIGH-CLASS S HOUSEHOLD ■ FURNISHINGS, v'. ' MASSIVE UPRIGHT GRAND i PIANO by RICH. LIPP AND SOHN, „ " 5 " SUPERIOR ~ AXMINSTER and „ WILTON ' CARPET SQUARES, p '' VALUABLE "COLLECTION '."OF I, . '•' PAINTINGS and WATER COL- „ OURS, CHESTERF-lEID LOUNGES, , q ' AT3RY OLD -', and VALUABLE - (GENUINE) : , GRANDFATHER'S „ , .CLOCK IN SOLID OAK, MASSIVE ° MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, MOST I VALUABLE COLLECTION OF ; BEAUTIFUL CUT GLASSWARE, , . ROYAL DOULTON DINNER SERI VICE, andvAPPOINTMENTS. , ,s LOTS '. />AA . LOTS ,! lots. . lots: ,r At'the Family Residence, No. 325, Welig lingtou Terrace (close to Ghuznee Street, , ■|, On Account of F. W. Haybittle, Esq. t! THI- JOHNSTON AND CO. have re)G ceived instructions to sell at tho oi Residence, aB above— :y The Entire Contents .of Eleven Large re Rooms,'all specially well furnished; t- ■ also 200 Choice Pot Plants, including some very largo-Palms. Details Later. £ I, ."L. ''G.J) : OWDINGi. Auctioneer.' ly \ . > : - ih WERAROA ANNUAL SALE. OF FRIESIAN, RED POLL, AND GUERNSEY 6 MONTHS' BULLS. - BRED AT THE CENTRAL DEVELOPMENT 'FARM, WERAROA, LEVIN. THURSDAY,. APRIL 8, 1920. Messrs. Abraham and wi'lT.T4MS, LTD.. Levin, have been instructed by the NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT to sell as above at 12 NOON at the Central Development Farm, Wwaroa, Levin. ; "; r . 17 6 months' Friesian bulls, , ' Ifi months' Red Poll bulls, 1 V •I 7 year Friesian bull Big Patch. (Ji. Also on' account of the Moumahaki State Farm from their well-known stiid; t 4 0 months' Ayrshire bulls. ' .NOTE.—The young'Friesian sires nre sent a lmopy blending of great, constitu- ! tioned nnd deep milking Ijongbeach lilooc with specially, selected milk Tecord types from -the best- American families. The young RedVPo'll sires ore also froir the best imported milk record types, arit show constitution.' Catalogues on apnlication to Auctioneer". Conveyances will meet all trains, al T.evin railway station to . take intending . purchasers to aiul from the farm. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.' ay. , vTr , IMPORTANT. SALE OF HIGII-CLAS! - DAIRY HERD.IJIS uc- ; Eg On Account MRS. C. M, & MESSRS. W T. & J.- N. STRAND. Riverside Dairy. 3?,- : > . ' in . — )iio '•■ .- • WHITE'S LINE EAST, LOWER HUTI age -'THURSDAY, APRIL 8, at 12 Noon, the ia. ■ ■ ■ sh " IAA CHOICE DAIRY COWS AN] wn -.l.lPlj . HEIFERS. • WINTER AND SPRING CALVERS. Tiie Cows and H n ifers to be offered ai . of exceptional qunlity, and stand out n !nl " one of the best herds in the district. Mr. Strand has spent jears in estal lishing the herd; and bringing it to pel ng- fection. and buyers will have a rare ot •ait- portunity o£ guaranteed cows c d , r ) henvv milking qualities. : bes The Vendors are relinquishing- tli igs. leasi of their Gear Island Farm, "henc did tlie Sale. the Catalogues on application. r a Light luncheon provided. fao ' DALGETY & CO. LTD.,--the Wellington. \ Auctioneers. URENUI DAIRY HEIFER FAIR. y. ...... ' 1 E TVTEWTON KING will hold a speci: 'ii ' Heifer Sale at the Urenui Yari (North Taranaki), IS. on THURSDAY, APRIL. 8. PRESENT ENTRIES COMPRISE 310 Jersey-Holstein and Shortho: sprin'ginp; and in-calf heifers ( Mr) be sold in lots to suit purchasoi qq 30 Jersey yearling heifers ro J I SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. NOTE.—The attention' of dairymen i specially directed towards this ealo, the Heifers to be offered are genui milking types, carefully picked fa firs',-class Taranaki herds. They will sold in lots, or lines, suitable to pn chasors. Cars will leave my New Pi mouth Office on morning of sale. Won intoning buyers kindly book seats carl wlf FOR FURTHER AUCTIONS AND LAt> 1 NOTICES SEE PAGES 12 AND 13,