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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 245, 10 July 1920, Page 14

AUCTIONS. TO-DAY, AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP. - " AUCTION SALE, AT RUA STREET, MIRAMAR. ,yiNE AND WILSON, Auctioneers, p ~ have beon favoured with instructions from Mr. A. LLOYD to sell the whole of his SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including Upright Grand * Piano, Dinner Set, etc., contents of 5 rooms. Sale starts 1 o'clock 6harp. Goods on' vio\t from 10.30. RAMSEY WILSON, Auctioneer. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE, AT WEST MAURICEVILLE. ■TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1920, At 12.30 p.m. sharp. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from F W. RUMMER, ESQ. (who has Bold his farm), to soil by Public Auction, without reserve, the whole of his . Dairy Herd and Plant, as under:— 36 dairy cows, duo September and October 5 3-Tcai heifers , 7 calves 1 yearling heifer 1 4-year bull ' 8 aged draught horses, used to all 1 work , 2 pigs IHPLEMENTS-Massov-Harris reaper and binder, drill. 8-leaf har rows, s.f. plough, hillside plough, tip dray, . spring, cart, harness and swingle bars, sledge, gig «nd harness, Planet Junior, Ailfa Laval separator, milk cans, large boiler, dohorner,. grindstone, and large number of tools and. sundries too numerous to mention. LIGHT LUNCHEON. PROVIDED. SHANNON .SALE. % ' TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1920. MESSRS. ABRAHAM AND Wit LIAMS LTD., will sell at 1 p.m.-' 1 70 prime fat wethers 20 hoggets 20 Holstein. and 'Shorthorn heifers, running I with bull 1 Jersey heifer, calve August 118-month/ bull i ; IMPORTANT UNRESERVED i CLEARING SALE, i LEEDSTOWN i (Near Marton). j t WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1920, I At 11.80 a.m. < i THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. DIS- , TRIBUTING COY., LTD., have re r ceived instructions from.H. L. GOWER, 1 ESQ., who has disposed of his property, j to sell by public auction, without rc- ! serve, on the farm, 8 miles from Marton, on the Marton-HnntervilK Road, 1\ \ miles from the. Porewa Railway Station. ' the whole.of his Livo and Dead Stock, ', ' consisting of:— SHEEP- '. 700 4, G, and 8-tootb. ewes in lamb to [■', .', Southdown rams.(March 20)- ', 400 2, 4, and 6-tooth ewes in lamb to ! Romney rams (March 201 ", 120 2-tooth wethers ■ '< 800 ewe hoggets \ 100 wether hoggets j 75 fat ewea « 8 Romriey Tarns ► 15 Southdown, rams F CATTLE- \ 20 2-year Holstein and Jersey cross f dairy heifers, August and Bcp- ; teraber calvers t 10 dairy cows, Jersey cross, August I , calvor* f 17 run cows, Shorthorn f " 20 bust-fed Shorthorn weaners I 7'weancr dairy heifers | 10 18-month steers I ' 1 cow in profit f - 5 8-year Shorthorn heifers in calf f 2 empty Shorthorn heifers I 4 fat and forward cows, g.e. i 6 2 and 3-year 6teers ■ 1 purebred Jersey bull j. HORSES- {.;'. ■ 5 tip-top draught mares and gelding; ", 6 to 8 years, all work } ' ■ 17-year harness, horao i' 1 boy's pony, thoroughly auiet j 1 sow. to farrow | 1 Yorksnire boar. \ SUNDRIES. ?. / f: 6-ton spring wagon, 1 metal dray, 4-in ,'; tyres, 1 M.H. drill (11 ■ coulter), 1 Booth {;.' MTDonald lime sower, 1 M.H. mower, 1 . ti B. MT). stripper, 2 potato planters, 2 fi : potato moulders, 2 d.f. R. and G. ploughs, ?-:; set Bft. steel queen discs, leaf- tyne harI: , rows roller, chain harrows, 12 coils 1 saeep \\ netting, 3 coils Cyclone netting, M.H. I ■ reaper' and binder, grass sower, '18ft (R. '■ Jp.\ and G.) crusher (power driven), An\y derson 3j h.p. engine, 2-stand'shearing l machine (Woleeley), saw bench, 1 gig and I- ' harness, 2 stacks oaten hay, i stack clover | hay, 150 totara posts, collar, saddle,.and' : j: •- brichen, 3 .sets, leading harness, 2 sets 5 cart harness, leading • reins, etc., etc., I rubbor-tyred gig and harness, 3 good alljj . round dogs, 3 stumping jacks, tools, and I farm sundries; 1J tons basic slag, 2 * tons O.S. chaff, 8 cord firewood, 2 sepa- \ rators, woolpress (Sandow), 6 sets collars, s. hames, and winkers, tripod harrow (Bft.), i 12 tons pressed clover hay, linoleum for | { rooms (nearly new). ;■ No Outside Entries Accepted. | LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ,\ ' . 5 AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.-We can i' specially draw the attention of anyone |. requiring good horses to attend this sale. £ _ ' ; : I WEDNESDAY; JULY 14. 1920, f. At 2.30 p.m. <■■'■: AUCTION SALE OF 5 SECTIONS |. ■ In ; [ : .■ VOGELTOWN, ': Each Containing Over Quarter Aore. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have received instructions from Mr. J. S. <i Hoole, who has left Wellington, to sell I by Public Auction at their Rooms, 195 f. , Lambton Quay, on WEDNESDAY, July y ' 14, 1920, at 2.30 p.m;- ;', I LOT 233,'on'D.P. 52, containing 1 rood 1 f, perch, with- a frontage of 82ft.. 6in. to I Whaui Street, by a depth of 132 feet, g LOT 337, on D.P. 52, containing 1 food ;>• 13 perches, with a frontage of 66 feet 6 to Mana Street, by a depth of 206 • lOTS 319, 320, and 321, on D.P. 62, each f containing 1 rood 4 wFrhes, with \ frontagos of 66 feet to Boggard Street, \ by depths of 194 ft.-. ■:. „ 1 The owner is determined to quit these J sections, and has placed an exceptionally i' low reserve on them, t. ■ HARCOURT AND C 0.,'... r :-.-''.' . Auctioneers. I WEDNESDAY, JULY 14,' 1920. f" \ . . At 2.80 p.m. /,'■' AUCTION SALE : I Of. I ■ 2 ■ EXCELLENT BUILDING SITES 2 | - . Standcu Street, Kirori. I ' ."MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have f itJL received instructions .to.'sell by I Public Auction,' at thoir Rooms, 195 t Lambton Quay, on WEDNESDAY NEXT \ (July 14), at 2.30 p.m.l, Sections 39 and 40, Block 111. Tha l Standen Estate, Karori, D.P. 1775, i: each containing 21.2 -perohes.. witi I ' a frontage-of Wft. by a'doplh-of I ..■-■ 144 ft. 2in. . . t ; These aTO two practically level seov tiona. fenced all round, within 2 min- \ utes of the Karori tran> The.y are to - bi eold for any renaonaiilo offer, and ar« \ wall worthy of inspection; |■. HASCOURT AND CO.. Auctioneer* _