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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8145, 23 May 1906, Page 8

Auctioneers' Notices* Gleaning Sale of Furniture. THURSDAY, MAY 24th, at 1 p.m. JR. NICOL, favoured with instruc- • tiorjs from Mr Vincent Hooper, who is leaving Masterton, will sell at the residence, Dixon Street, the whole of his Household' Furniture and Effects, including - Silk Tapestry and Plush Suite, Panel Mirror, Whatnot, Wioker Tables and Chairs, Carpet Square, Hall Stand, Mattrasf.es, Linoleums, Tile Back Washstand, Duchesse Tables, Toilet Sets, Double and Single Bednteads, Chests Drawers, Overmantel, Wicker Peitee, Chairs, Rockers, Ollice and Dining Table, Couches, Fenders and Irons, Lawn Mower, Safe, Gent's Bicycle, Garden Hose and Tools, Poultry, and a long list of sundries. Choice Dairy and Cropping Farm. TO 1!E SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. SATURDAY, 2Gth MAY, 1906, at 2 p. m. R W. B. CHBNNELLS has received instructions from Mr Robert Campbell to offer by publ c auction, as above, his well-known farm on the Opaki, consisting of 380 acres (more or less), together with all buildings and erections thereon. The property 3s situated only 8J miles from Masterton, on a good metalled road, and includes about 140 acres of the richest river flats in the county. From these flats crops of oats have been taken averaging 60 bushels to the acre, wheat 40 bushels, and potatoes up to 16 tons. The property has bten farmed by Mr Campbell for over thirty years with excellent results, and for several soasons past he has mi.ked a herd of between 30 and 40 cows, supplying the Masterton Butter Factory. The whole of the land is plcughable, and the buildings include a nearly new 7-roomed house, large stable (four stalls), loose-box and loft, 10bail milkiEg-shed, buggy-shed, pig-styes, and steam separator house. Mr Campbell, having decided to follow pastoral pursuits, has purchased a property in the Wanganui district, and in order to realise on his Opaki property promptly he has placed a low reserve on it, and is prepared to extend easy terms to the purchaser if required. Terms of sale and other particulars can be obtained from W B. CHENNELLS, Auctioneer. A L GE T Y & CO., LTD. MASTERTON, AND THE W. F. C. A. Ltd.! Will hold Monthly Sales of Wool, Skins, and Hides, AX DALGETY & GO'S QUEEN STREET STORES, MASTERTON.] The next sale will be held on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. Entries now being received. £JENTRAL DINING ROOMS. JAS. WICKENS, PROPRIETOR. BAKER and CONFECTIONER. Pkrri's New Buildinob QUEEN AND PERRY STREETS, Masxebton

LAND ALFRED COOK LAND AGENT, PALMERSTON NORTH Has the following new list of ohoioe sheep runs in the Manawatu FOR SALE:— "J Acres, near Fielding, permanX/<wv/l_F ently watered, new 13-room-ed house, beautiful grounds, stables, dip perfeotly arranged, yards, 20 paddocks, capacious woolshed and night pens Originally rich bush land, 600 aores been stumped and ploughed. ; Half the land perfectly level, balance very easy downs, all cleared and well grassed, 1 mile from railway station. No expense being spared to make this run rank as the finest in the Manawatu. Carries 3 sheep to acre besides cattle, etc. Price £lB per acre cash. This property bears no encumberances. 7 AA Acres, olose to Halcombe. A i XJAJ splendid sheep run with large homestead, 10-roomed residence, yards, woolshed, dip, etc, Price £lB per aore, easy terms, fifinn Acres near Dannevirke, a fine UUUU .property with every cohvenience, all cleared, etc. £8 per acre, £3OOO cash. Write for particulars, ALFRED COOK. Land and Commission Agent, RANGITIKEI ST., PALMERSTON N.

H. GRIFFITH, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Eketahuna. HAS FOB SALE—"I ACRES freehold, all in grass, XV/U fenced and divided into 5 padbocks, cottage 2 rooms, good cowshed conorete floor, 6 bails, trap-shed, pigstyes, and workshop; one and a-half miles to cheese factory and school, post office two miles, good metalled roads; 46 head of cattle now on place, and 2 horses. Stock at valuation if required. Price £l2 per acre. Easy terms. Qlyd) ACRES all in grass, and fenced, &i & 3 paddocks, 4-roomed house, good cowshed of 9 baiis, all flat ploughable land, well grasßed and watered, situated 8 miles from Stratford by good metal road, and about from railway station, school, post office and factory within two miles. Price for freehold, £lO per acre ; £SOO cash, balance at 5 per cent. A real good ' property, no noxious weeds; 55 cows can be taken at valuation, or property can ]pa leased for 5 years at lis per acre, with r.o.p. at £ll per acre. If leased the cows can he taken at valuation and pay 10 per cent, on their value. - Terminus Laundry (Near Masterton Railway Station). Mas M. GULLIVER begs to inform the publio that she has opened the above Laundry in Lincoln Road, and is prepared to undertake all classes of work reasonable rates. All orders promptly attended to,