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auction sulses i-xuEriERVED clearing sale HAPI'V VALLEY, WELLINGTON. on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, 1913. 6000 SHEEP. -jVTKS'SRS JAMES MACINTOSH -L'-fi- and Co. have received instructions from E. L. Ifolmwood, Esq., who has sold his Happy Valley property, to sell nt the Homestead on Friday, 28th February, the whole of the lire and dead stock, GOOO sheep and cattle, horses, implements, and furniture of a 10-roomed house, etc. As the property is sold, the stock will he for sale absolutely withoutreserve. Arrangements can be made for stock to he put on trucks at Ngahauranga. 154-10 CLEANING SALE! CLEARING SALK! SATTKDAY. FKimCAI.Y ■_>:>. 1«J13 1.30 p.m. *harp. HITCHIXCS, HANKIXS AND CO., LTD., have been instructed by -Mr J. G. ilankins, who is leaving Levin, to sell at his residence. Wernroa. as above: — ITRIGIiT GUAM) PIANO. Uolun (specially selected). C'IfKSTEUFIELI). in green L'treeht velvet, double springs. •2 ARM CM A i KS to match the Chesterfield. HAND.SO.M F SI MWOAIM). Bft high (full mirror hack) BKDROOM SFITF. comprising dies •sing table with back and side glasses. ;and wasbstnnd. tiled back (Old English design). ANMIN.STER CARPET, green, !•" by 12 feet (first class order). GUAMAPHOXE (Monarch Senior) and 48 records <Vo«t £28). 2 DUCHESS CTTESTS and marbletop washsfand. I UTAH-HACK DTNTNG CTIATPS (leather seats nnd on castors). HANDSOME WARDPOBE (H drawers and cabinet included). -Ak»--Morris chairs, book case, combination writing desk, and bookcase, occasional chairs, afternoon tea tables, dining table and cover, b.r. fenders. large l mirror, leather' Chesterfield full size, Austrian chairs, wicker chains, b.r. bedsteads, double wooden bedstead (oxidised copper mountings), linoleums, carpets, nigs, kitchen dresser, crockery, kitchen utensils, tools, and numerous othvr articles too numerous to particularise. AUCTIONEERS' XOTlv-Thi.s funiture is really good, nnd well selected, and we can recommend the attention of purchasers to this sale, Owing to the lengthy catalogue the sale will start sit 1.30 sharp. BMlira SALE ROOSSIIS. GREY STREET, SHANNON. E. A . W. OSBORNE. Shannon representative for Mitch ing.s, Hankins and Co., Ltd, Land Agents, Levin. SFE THE FOLLOWING FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. i £. DAIRY FARMS in progres- -*-*-' eive districts, fdom 66 acres to 750 acres respectively. Prices, 8s por acre on lease, and £12 16s per acre on purchase. A good investment. CALL AND SEE OSBORNE. OQQ ACRES.-M.S.D., house of fJ*Jfj f IVO roomSj woolshed, cowsheds, trapshed, 260 acres in grass, carrying capacity, 500 sheep and 15 cows; title, L.I.P. Tho L.I.P is at Is por acre. Price, £7. Mortgage, £1200. Terms easy. FOR SALE CHEAP. f) ACRES, Vogel street, Shannon, iwi Good buildings, etc. O SECTIONS Stansell street, cheap ~ These sections are flat and in a good position for building. A stec kof household furniture romoved to sale room which must be sold. For Further particulars apply to E. A. W. OSBORNE. HOUSE AGENT, SHANNON. Agent lor the Guardian Fire and Accidental Assurance Company. Agent for tho Provident Life As suranco Company, ordinary and in dustrial. Land For Sale. 9-*j A ACRES, 500 grass, L.J.P. -*- * ' 6 paddocks. Price £3 5s per acre, n-i * ACRES, 150 grass, whare, o.r.p. 15s. Price £2 5s QA A ACRES, 125 grass, fenced, i)\J\J whare, 0.r.p., 17s 6d Prico £2 ss/ i K(\() ACRES, o.r.p. 17s 6d, L tJvJyJ 500 grass, fenced, whare. Prico £3 17s 6d. iA A ACRES, freehold, Raeti■LviU hi district. Prico, £3 ss. £100 cash. (\QA ACRES, 300 grass, fenced, UVQ whare, only £400 cash. iA A ACRES, dairy, all buildlU'db i n g S) £23 10s. Terms easy. QO ACRES, all buildings, dairy. *J O £22 10s acre; terms. nr\ ACRES, 10 years' lease, good. £500. All grass. We have several sheep stations for exchange with houses or dairy farms. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. Messrs BoSstad & Co., OMMISSION A G.E.N.T.S, UTIKU AND TAUMARUNUI. Main Trunk Line.