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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3088, 9 January 1909, Page 8

Auctioneers* Notices. At the POST OFFICE AUCTION MART SATUEDAY, 9th JAN.,,it 2 o'clock. FRUIT. FRUIT. "TV T" O. ARONSTEN will sell by public Jjio auction—oo Cases of Assorted Fruit; also Tomatoes, Green Peas, Poultry, etc. WITHOUT RESERVE. At the POST OFFICE AUCTION MART SATURDAY NEXT, 9th Jan., at 2.30 p.m. MO. ARONSTEN >vill sell by public c auction, on account of Mrs Wheelman, the whole of her FURNITURE & EFFECTS, including Duchesse Pairs, Sideboard, Bedsteads, 3 Stretchers, Tables, Chairs, Crockery, Glassware, large Mangle, 6 Single Bedsteads with Mattrasses complete, and a lot of other foods too numerous to mention. Also—Good Garden Hose, Spray, and Garden Tools. The whole- lot will be sold under the hammer WITHOUT RESERVE. CLEARING SALE. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13th, at 2 p.m. ." R. jIpCOL, favoured with instrucJ • tions from Mrs G. Long, No. 40 Church Street, will sell the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Particulars later. THE MART, PAHIATUA. AGENTS FOR— National Fire and Accident Insurance Co Malcolm Furnishing Co., Palmerston N. " Sterling " Sewing Machine Co. Next Saturday, Jan. 9th, At 1 o'clock. FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. SATURDAY, JANUARY Sth. FRIMLEY FRUITS. Figs, Poultry, Farm Produc?, Miscellaneous Goods, Vehicles, Horses. Farm Produce will not be received for sale after 12 o'clock. mitchellTgriffith ; and co., ltd. THE MART. POST OFFICE AUCTION MART. FRUIT! FRUST! DIRECT FROM THE ORCHARDS _J AT NELSON. At Wholesale Wellington Prices, Supplies arrive daily, and we sell in small and large quantities. Tomatoes a speciality.

M. ARONSTEN. J. R. NICOL, Auctioneer, Land, Es'i *-"=:, Insurance, & Financial Agent. BANNISTER STREET, MASTERT S. R, EDWARDS, Property Department. As a Going Concern — 200 acres, situated close to creamery, school and railway station, in one of the most fertile dair> iny districts in Forty Mile Bush. All in heavy growth grass, splendidly watered by permanent streams, no bush, all ploughable when cleared, undoubtedly one of the best grazing and cropping properties on the market. Carrying capacity is 80 milking cows, beside young stock. The various paddocks are all well-fenced. The buildings are—house of 4 rooms, cowshed 16 bails, with concrete floor. The following are given in with the property ab the price quoted—Milking machines, complete, already installed, 42 milking cows and heifers, 1 bull, 1 horse, 20 pigs, trap (new) and complete set harness, dairy utensils, about 1 ton fencing wire, building material and roofing. PRICE, £2450. Terms, £SOO cash, bal to remain. 052 a LAND AGENT, PAHIATUA. 200 acres, LLP., rent to Government about ,£l2 per annum, all in grass, ring fenced and divided into 5 paddocks, all fences practically new, 20 stalled cowshed, 60ft race for cows, all concrete floors, Austral milking machine and oil engine complete, all new this season, buckets, milk cans, horse, trap and harness, 20 pigs, consisting of 4 breeding sows, 1 boar, 15 young ones, 41 cows and 1 bull, about half of which are cows and half heifers this year, trap shed, cart shed, 4roomed house, 4J- miles from railway station, | mile from school, 4i miles from post and telegraph office. All the above, as a going concern, to be sold for .£2400, £SOO cash balance at 0 per cent. 1120 ©■«3i:€3 acres, of which 400 acres are freehold, balance L.1.P., all well fenced, the country is hilly and undulating, divided into 7 paddocks, metalled road to property, carries 1200 sheep and 130 grown cattle, but when fully improved will carry more ; there are 'still about 85 acres of bush on the property, 6roomed house and new woolshed .md sheepyards. Rent of L.I.P. is £ls per annum. This property is in the Pahiatua district, and is to be sacrificed at £6 103 per acre, .£3OOO of the purchase money can remain on The owner is willing to sell halfoAt, with the buildings, for £7 per acre. Buyers should inspect this property before buying elsewhere. ]llO 00*7 aces, all grassed, with the exception of 14 acres ornamental bush, 8 acres now ploughable, 65 acres ploughable when stumped, ring-fenced and divided into 9 paddocks, well watered, 500 acres undulating and hilly, limestone formation, carrying capacity 2,', sheep per acre. Buildings consist of 7-roouud house, bathroom, pantry, scullery, outbuildings, good woolshed! yards, house insured ,£4OO, land transfer title ; the property is situated 10 miles from two good towns by excellent roads. Price <£lolos per acre. 1006 200 Acre Dairy Farm, price .£lB 10s per acre. Good place. Will exchange for a country store. Equity £ 1,000.

LAHCD AGENT _ „/~jt CASH, balance 5 per cent balance grass and rough feed ; good house of 0 rooms, 2 miles from creamery, school and P.O. Price £3 per acre. HIPKINS & MADILL. Auckland. No. 446 a