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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 205, 25 May 1920, Page 12

i : AUCTIONS. , IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND BY ' PUBLIC AUCTION. mHE HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS' COX" OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., have been instructed by R. MEREDITH, ESQ., of Hatuma, to offer for Salo by Public Auction, at the '• TOWN HALL, WAIPUKURAU, On ■' TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1920, At 3 p.m. His Well-known - "TARA" ESTATE, . - - Comprising ' 87G ACRES FREEHOLD fHELD Under Deferred Payment Licenso) And. being. Absolutely the Pick of the Famous Hatuma Settlement. Tho country is all about ■ two-thirds pioughable, and highly improved. Has pcod homestead and all necessary outbuildings arid conveniences. In spite of this year's drought there have been fattened on the property this season 2000 sheep, and the place is noy carrying, and will winter exceptionally ; well. 1600 breeding ewes and 450 dry sheep. About 100 head of cattle bave - been running on .the place all through - the summer, and have just been' sent away to graze. ' It is 'situated 13 miles from Waipukurau by flat, metalled road, and can bo genuinely described as an Ideal Farm. THE TERMS arc exceptionally easy: 10 per cent. Cash on the fall of hammer. , , 10 per .cent, on possession (which will be given within two .weeks from date of sale). 10 per cent, in two years from date of 'possession. • Balance over existing mortgage in five year* from data of'possession. ' _ All unpaid purchase money to bear interest at the rate of M per cent, per annum. Clearing Sale of All Stock and Plant will be held immediately before date of possession. • . We unhesitatingly recommend this property as being one of the best- of its class and size in New Zealand, i Particulars and conditions of sale may be inspected at the office, of-the AUCTIONEERS, or at the offices of the solicitors for the Vendor,, ' MESSRS. T/TCE. MACKIE, AND HARKER, Waipukurau, AVaipawa, and Takapau. HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS' CO.-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., Auctioneers. ; TO-MORROW, April WEDNESDAY, TO-MORROW, 26, WEDNESDAY, TO-MORROW, at 11 a.m. WEDNESDAY , TO-MORROW sharp,/. WEDNESDAY. ; At the Fruit Exchange, Allen Street, UNCLAIMED'CARGO, UNCLAIMED CARGO, UNCLAIMED CARGO, UNCLAIMED CARGO, Including \2 CASES VARNISH . • ■, 11 REELS PRINTING PAPER 53 BUNDLES PRINTING PAPER 4 HOSPITAL DRESSING TROLLEYS . 2 SACKS RED OXIDE SWEEPINGS ■ 3 SACKS GYPSUM SWEEPINGS 2 SACKS LINSEED MEAL" 3 CASES MEATS. 1 CASE BOTTLES . 1 KEG STAPLES ' 1 BUNDLE WHEELS 1 BALE MATTING . 1 CASE MERCHANDISE . 84 SACKS WHEAT SWEEPINGS. ■ . . IiCASE SOAPS , ' 23 SACKS MANUREjSWEEPINGS- ■. 1 CASE CHOCOLATES ' 2 COILS ELECTRICAL WIRE 1 CASE GLASSWARE ' 1 CASK MUTTON BIRDS 1 CASK SKIPPED GREASE 4 SACKS OXIDE SWEEPINGS :• 2 CASES SHOVEL HANDLES 1 SACK FERRI SULPHATE 2 SACKS RICBMEAL 110 SACKS SALT SWEEPINGS 2 SACKS OATS 1 SACK OATMEAL . . GROCERIES AND SUNDRIES. GROCERIES AND SUNDRIES. .GROCERIES AND SUNDRIES. . . GROCERIES AND SUNDRIES., fi EORGE THOMAS AND CO., LTD., have received instructions to sell, as above,;' without reserve— ■ - UNCLAIMED CARGO, ETC. UNCLAIMED CARGO, ETC.' UNCLAIMED CARGO, ETC. Goo<ls orr.view morning of Sale. Sale commences sharp, at H 'a.m., GEORGE THOMAS AND CO., LTD., Auctioneers, Allen Street. 7:' ' 1 : UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. ON TEE FARM, KAIRANGA. \ : WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1920. 'ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., under ..instructions from . ANCEL GRAY, ESQ.. who has sold his property, will sell as above— AT 12.30 P.M.— 50 fat; bullocks, Polled; Angus and ■ - Shorthorn cross ' 50 fat and forward bullocks, Polled Angus and Shorthorn cross 50 forward bullocks, Polled Angus and Shorthorn, cross 1 dairy.cow, spring calver - 1 dairy cow at drop 5 5 purebred rising two-year Hereford bulls" . 150, fat and forward empty ewes 20 fat black-faced lambs 30 stud Southdown ewes 12 stud Southdown ewe lambs 5 stud Southdown ram lambs. ,1 8-h.'p. Blackstone engine,. 4-stand Wolseley shearing plant, 1 Sandow woolpress,. farm implements, and sundries; NOTEi—The -abovo bullocks have been inspected, and can be recommended. Ther aro jnostly off Mr. Gray' 6 Mangaweka property, and have been fattening on the Kairanga for some months. This is a rare opportunity to secure prime beef for tho winter months. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE Of DAIRY COWS, AT THE FARM, WAIWETU, ' LOWER HUTT, On WEDNESDAY, -MAY 25, At 1 p.m. TITESSRS. DALGETY AND COMPANY, JM JJMITED. Wellington, have been favoured with instructions from MR. THOMAS MANDERSON. who has sold his property, to offer for Unreserved Sale the following:— 17 cows, June, July, and August calvers 1 two-year-old Holstein bull 1 seven-year mare, broken all work J acre mangolds, 9 tons hay, dogcart, mangold cutter, milk, cans, .' buckets, etc. (Slight reserve on implements and mare). NOTE.—We can recommend these cows to anyone wanting good dairy Btock. , . OUTSIDE ENTRIES INVITED.