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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 181, 9 June 1916, Page 3

Pukekohe Sale Yards lOn MONDAY, 12th day of June, 1916, at I pni. ! The undersigned favoured with the i order from the Trustees in the estate of the late Mr Donald McPherson, will sell by Public Auction at the Pukekohe Sale Yard*. All that well-known dairying and cropping farm situated at Mauku West in the Pukekohe district containing 76 acies comprising part of Lot 83 of the Parish of Waiuku East and the whole of the land in Land Transfer Certificate of Title Volume 15 Folio 79. The farm is a lirst-elass dairying or cropping farm, is well watered and being volcanic soil is well adapted for growing early potatoes, has north easterly aspect and lies well to the sun. At present it is all in grass excepting five acres of native bush. Subdivided into 13 paddocks. The property contains a dwelling house of five rooms and scullery and all necessary outbuildings, one half-acre is in orchard in full bearing. The farm has a metalled road frontage and adjoins the well known Ti-Ti farm. It is situated only half a mile from the new Glenbrook railway station on the Waiuku Paerata railway line and a mile and a half from the new Mauku station. It is an ideal dairy farm and is recognised to be one of the best in the district. Further particulars may be obtained from the undersigned or from Messrs Thome, Thorne and Hopkins, of Pukekohe, solicitors, in the Estate of the late Mr Donald MacPherson. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Coy., Ltd. AUCKLAND. 430

" Nikau," Waerenga. Having disposed of the property Mr J. Loughlin has instructed the Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Coy., Ltd. To Sell, at his Farm, Waerenga, on WEDNESDAY, June 14th, 1700 SHEEP 16H0 EWES IN LAMB 100 PUREBRED ROMNEY EWES in lamb 50 PUREBRED ROMNEY EWE HOGGETS 35 PUREBRED ROMNEY RAM HOGGETS 120 CATTLE 14 DRAUGHT & LIGHT HORSES 5 SEATER MOTOR CAR Implements, Harness, Gig, Furniture, Sheep Dogs, &c. Note Alteration of Date.) 4'J3 Albert Street Land Rooms. Friday, June 16, At 2.30 a.m. Favoured with instructions from Mr Francis Henry, Waiuku, we will Sell by Public Auction as above, his Valuable Properties, as follows FARM of 80 ACRES, all ploughable, well watered. House, 7 rooms, cowshed, etc. Place now carrying 35 milking cows. E.R. at £vo p.a. ; situated at Glenbrook, adjoining township, close to railway, school, etc.; handy to Waiuku. Also, 76 ACRES FREEHOLD, all ploughable and in grass: 5 paddocks, new cowshed, 16 bails, and plant complete : Glenbrook Station, School, &c., i\\ mile ; fences in thorough order. Also, 18ACRES, part grass, 4 acres shelter bush ; all ploughable ; watered by stream ; close to above properties. Also,! KING STREET, WAIUKU-3 GOOD SHOPS and large stable on section 59ft by 16Uft (about); freehold. Terms arranged. Properties llagged. Full particulars later.

Also. Instructed by the Owners, SPLENDID LEVEL VOLCANIC SECTION AT ONEHUNGA. being Lot 6 of Allot 3, Section 37, Symonds Street, Onehunga. containing Oa Ir ISp. with Dwelling-house thereon. Property Flagged. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Coy, Ltd. AUCKLAND. 539 THE HAYMARKET. LAND SALESROOM. FRIDAY, JUNEF 23rd, 1916, At 2.30 P.M. THE HELVETIA OSTRICH FARM SUBDIVIDED INTO 25 FARMS, RANGING IN AREAS FROM 62 TO 26!) ACRES Alfred Buckland and Sons Have received instructions from the Directors of the Helvetia Ostrich Co., Ltd., to offer by Public Action, as above THE FAMOUS OSTRICH FARM ESTATE Subdivided into 25 real good farms IN AREAS FROM 62 TO -J6'J ACRES Situated "28 miles from Auckland. This is the best opportunity ever offered the public to acquire handy-sized holdings in this favourite locality, being adjacent to the progressive town of Pukekohe, and within easy reach of the Paerata - Waiuku Junction railway station. The land is well adapted for dairying or general farming. The wool clip from this Estate topped the market at the recent wool sales. The terms are exceptional:—lo Per Cent, on fall of the Hammer. 5 Per Cent, in 6 months. 5 Per Cent, in 12 months. Balance 5 years. Interest 5 Per Cent. N.B.—A rebate of 2' j per cent will be allowed in respect of any instalment paid in cash within one month of date of sale, and of 5 per cent, if the total purchase money is paid within one month of date of sale. The Auctioneers advise land-seekers to inspect this proposition. Plans now ready, call or write for one.

Alfred Buckland and Sons AUCTIONEERS. !- r ,G COUNTRY SALES JUNE. COROMANDEL : Thursday WARKWORTH : KRIJDAY 'J ARAPOHUE: Frida\ i). Clearing Sale Dairy Stuck, Mr Stanley Smith's i'AI'AKUKA. Saturday l'.l, Clearing Sale on account Mr \V. Parkinson, Live and Dead Stock I'UKEKOHE, Monday, June 12 Special Dairy Sale New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Coy. Ltd. PICS. The Tc Aioliit Baton Company, LUI, will receive Bauouers only MONDAY, Juno lUtli, l'.ilii, at Buckland Il ii f<> 1 -'0 His. I'rii o .') '.(l por 11>, 11 ours: in a.m. to ji in. A. i". JIORNE \ SON, Buyer*. I j J