Auction Sales.

Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 274, 31 August 1906, Page 2

Auction Sales.

A. R. LANGLEY, The sale of tho sections in tho townehio of Lomond (formerly known as Lemon Point) will take place at 2 p.m. on Saturday, September Ist, 1906. Tho sections all have a road frontage nud as this is tho natural outlet for the whole of Kinohaku should in time become very valuable. To purchase sections here should not only provo ft good spec, but also an evcellimt investment. Mr Wright has decided to give yery liberal terms, which will bo notified at tho sale. The proprietor asserts that steamers can trade to Lomond and to demonstrate this fact had over 20) sheep landed there recently. The terms are very easy, being one-third down, the balance to remain for three years at 6 pec cent On the morning of Saturday, Sep teruber Ist, a sale will be held at Kawhia, when besides a lot of sundries, a handsome racing yacht will be put up for sale. NEWTON & ARMSTRONG. The members of this new firm have decided to venture into auctioneering, Mr Armstrong having applied for a license. Their first sale will be of cattle and horses at Oparau during tho coming mouth, for which 20 head have been entered so far.