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AUCTIONS. ' UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. DAIRY STOCK, IMPLEMENTS,' ETC AT THE FARM, MANAKAU. .MONDAY, JULY 26, 1920. . . MESSES. ABRAHAM AND WlLlvi_ LIAMS, LTD., instructed by the Trustees Estate late W. Galloway, will offer'for salo as above, 12 noon— 73 cows, spring ealvera 1 Shorthorn bull ■ 3 storo cows 'Anderson engine and 8-cow . plant (Gane), Hornsby mower, -springcart and harness, brake, M.H. lever plough, bars, half-draught , folding (all work), 2 aged geldings, thoroughbred pony Rewa, . milk cans, grass seeds, sundries, etc. On Account of G. D. HARRIS, ESQ.— . 5 sows 15 store pigs 9 weaner pigs ■ Purebred' Berkshire boar, 1 porker, scarifier with moulder attached • Quantity New Era and Gamekeeper seed potatoes, 40 6acks chaffLIGHT LUNciloN PROVIDED. TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1920, At 2.30 p.m. SALE BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. , THE TERRACE, WILLIS STREET, HATAITAI, and KARORI. MESSRS. HABCOURT AND 00. have ItJL received instructions from THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE to Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 195 Lambton Quay, on TUESDAY, July 37, 1920. IN THE ESTATE OF GEORGE HEB, DECEASED. .Part Section 482, City of Wellington, containing 21 perches and having a frontage of 45 l'eet, together, with the buildings thereon, known as NO. 101 THE TERRACE. , The buildings comprise a Fine Residence with 11 spacious rooms on one floor and washhouse, storeroom and workshop : below, replete with every modern iconyenience,. large balcony overlooking the City and Harbour, new asbestos slate roof, and is in good order throughout. IN THE ESTATE OF A. R. V. LOD- ■ DER, DECEASED. Part Section 1-11, City of Wellington, containing 23 perches, having a frontage of 40 feet by a depth of 158 feet together with the 10-ROOMEJ> FAMILY RESIDENCK and outhouses thereon known as NO; 220 WILLIS STREET. This valuable residence, built . with brick side walls, is replete with every modern amyemence, plenty of cupboards, linen presses, wardrobes, eto., also verandah, and large balcony. Numerous, outhouses and all paths and yard are'in concrete.• <• IN THE ESTATE OF A. H. GRIGG, DECEASED.Lot 28, Block V, D.P. 1621, Part Sec- < tion 3, Hataitai, containing 24.9 perches! with a frontage of 49 feet 6 inches by a t depth of 135 feet, together with buildings thereon known as NO. 22 MATAI ROAD. • . - This property is very handy to the .'Hataitai Tram Terminus, one . section from Courtenay Place.' Buildings comprise a 7-ROOMED. RESIDENCE with . every convenience, including e.l. and gas cooker, shed with carpenters bench, and fowlhouse with run. The grounds aro laid out in gardens with concrete paths and tho whole completes a charming suburban residence. ' IN THE ESTATE OF GILMER AND' MAGUIRE, DECEASED. . Lot 4 on D.P. 1839, part Section--34, Karori, containing 29.5 perches with n frontage of 55 feet 5 inches to BELLA STREET, KARORI, by a. depth, of 145 feet 3 inches together with the buildings thereon. These comprise a large, Motor Garage 54ft. x 39ft„ with concrete floor, • electric'light, office, living room with fireplace and conveniences, lately owned by. the Kelburn and Karori Motor Bus Company, Limited. Could easily be converted . into a residence. FULL PARTICULARS FROM THE AUCTIONEERS, HARCOURT AND COMPANY,. 195 Lambton Quay. ■ ■ ~~ ! r ~ • UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE . Of HIGH GRADE JERSEY COWS AT COOPER'S LINE, GLEN OROUA, TUESDAY, JULY 27, :At 11,30 p.m. .1 ' ■ . "S/TESSRS LEVIN AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from MR. H.. J. LANCASTER to sell as above— 1 A A HIGH GRADE Jersey Cows, XV U bred to Pedigree Jersey ' bull. Milk Cans, etc. NOTE.—Our auctioneer has personally ; inspected this_ herd and has no hesitation in statin? that they comprise the best herd of High Grade Jerseys ' he has ever offered for sale in over 35 years experience. Mr, Lancaster has been one of the most successful exhibitors • in the Dairy Classes at Manawatu. -Feilding, and Marton shows, having won the points prize at all these shows'-for many . years past. The cows are in groat condition ?nd are chiefly. August ealvers. If required, stock will be trucked free of charge either at Foild-. ing or Longburn, and Mr,, Lancaster ' will be pleased to show buyers over the herd any" day prior to sale. ' LUNCHEON PROVIDED. . . NORMAN GORTON, ' Auctioneer. ' UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. LOCKWOOD, KAIRANGA. TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1920. ; A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., .el. will ,sell on account of C. T KEEBLE, ESQ., as above, at 12.30 p.m. sharp— 70 dairy cows, Shorthorn and Jersey _Cros3 30 springing heifers 50 yearling and 2-yoar Jereoy empty heifers . 1 5-cow milking machine and engire, complete NOTE.—We havo inspected- this herd and can recommend intending purchasers to attend this sale. The herd is comprised of chiefly young Shorthorns and Jersey Cross cows, in tiptop condition and all calving early. Included in the heTd. are a number of registered S.H. cows. In calf to registered bull. Mr. jteoblo is giving up dairying, this being his only reason for selling'.