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auctions. 2 P.M. 2 P.M. SEPTEMBER 22, 1920. SEPTEMBER 22, 1920. WLDMj&DAY, SEPTEMBER, 22, 1920. I'MyATE HOTEL, "SONOMA/' - HOTJSI <, "SONOMA." i- KH.rl,® HOTEL, "SONOMA." PRIVATE HOTEL, "SONOMA." >. ™Mr wIS HOTEL, "SONOMA." PRIVATE HOTEL, "SONOMA." RAYMOND SHEATH. RAYMOND SHEATH, Instructed by Owners, will Sell l>y Public Auction, at Chamber of Commercehwauson Street, Auckland, THE WELL-KNOWN PRIVATE - HOTEL, "SONOMA." »JONOMA." "SONOMA." PROPERTY AND FURNITURE. , As a Going Concern. Situutud in ALFRED STREET, off ) ' PRINCES STREET, The Best Locality in Auckland. Building of Brick and Wood. 51 ROOMS. 51 ROOMS. SECTION, oSft. by 174 ft. Title: City Council Lease, 51 years, al i! 18 jer annum. Furniture Insured for £1300. MAKE IDEAL FLATS. SPECULATORS! SPECULATORS! This is a First-class Paying Proposition now. Property in this locality Is almost unobtainable.; 1 minute from Trams; 10 minutes' walk to Queen Street Property Flagged. Property Flagged! SALE, 2 P.M. . SALE, 2 P.M. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. Cards to view from RAYMOND SHEATH, Auctioneer, Shortland Street. AUCKLAND. " DAIRY LAND, IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE OF RONGOTEA LAND. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1920. MESSRS. LEVIN AND CO., LTD., unf'»- der instructions from tho Trustees | in Estate, of late H. P. Thompson, will sell by Public Auction, at the DRILL HALL, FEILDINU, at 2.30 p.m.— 011(* ACRES Rich Dairying Land. one mile from Rongotea, us ' follows LOT 1 —10 ACRES, no buildings LOT 2 —7G .ACRES, six-roomed dwell* . ' ing,' stablo and cowshed LOTS GO ACRES, no buildings LOT 2a—lo ACRES, will lie ioincd to Lot 2 if unsold. All Subdivided. ■ TERMS: 5 per cent, cash on fall of hammer; 5 per cent, on possession, U days; 10 per cent, in 12 months, balance 3 years at 5J per cent. This advertisement will appear on the 11th, 13th, 15th, 18th, 20th, and 21st Sentember. IMPORTS N'T SALE OF STUD FRIESFANS AND RED POLLS, ON ACCOUNT CENTRAL DEVELOPMENT FARM, WERAROA, LEVIN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, At 13 noon.

MESSRS. DALGETY AND CO. LTD., will offer as above— 33 Pedigree Friesian Cows and heifers 5 Pedigree Friesian Bulls 3 Red Poll Bulls It is unnecessary to emphasise the value of the stock to be offered, as no expense has been spared in 6ccun'ng the best blood offering overseas and in the Dominion, The Friesian cattle present a happy blending of tho groat constitutioned and deep milking Lonjjbeach blood with specially selected milk record types from the best American families. CATALOGUES can be obtained on application to DALGETY AND COMPANY LIMITED, Wellington^ And All Branches. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. HRHE HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS' COrrwT'ronEriV? • ASS OCIATION I/IMIIED, have been instructed bv the TRUSTEES IN THE- ESTATE OP THE LATE J. w. WITHEROW, to offer for sale by public auction at Everybody's n™ tre ' Hastings, ON FRIDAY, OCTO--1!L-30 n ' m " TH E ESTATE'S COMPRISING 1140 ACRES (FREEHOLD), known as "THE GUMS," situated close to Patnngnlo. and handy to the Otanc Railway Station.. This property has been iii the hands of the one owner for 20 years or more, and is recognised as one. of the best properties of its size in Hawke's Bay. Terms of Sale: 10 per cent, on fall of hammer, 15 per cent, on possession, and the balance in 7 years at G per cont. For. conditions of sale and all further particulars apply to THE HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LTD., Waipukurau, or at Napic, Hastings, Dannevirke, or Wairoa Branches. rjnHE HAWICK'S BAY FARMERS' CO•i"am P PEI{ATIV V ASSOCIATION, LID., have been favoured with instructions from MR. JAS. GOLDSTONE to offer by public auction at a date to be fixed, his AWAMATE ESTATE, AWAMATE ESTATE, SUBDIVIDED INTO SUITABLE AREAS, And his A.VALON ESTATE AVALON ESTATE! AS A WHOLE. AWAMATE, 3} miles from Wairoa, consists of approximately 2500 acres, of which about 850 acres are good flats, snitnble for dairying. There nro also about '100 acres ploughable terraces, and tho balance is easy, good hill oountry. Its close proximity to the proposed Waikokopu railway, port, freezing works, and dairy factory render it particularly adapted to all kinds of farming. AVALON ESTATE, 7 miles from Wairoa, consists of 16(16 acres, and is one of thr> best in the district. All buildings and fences are new, and its 250 acres flat and ploughable country enable the owner to turn off all stock fat. It will wintor 2 sheep besides cattle. Both Estates are well watered, and each has a long frontage to the Wairoa River.