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Awctscmeors' Notices Friday, 10th June, 1910, At 1,30 p.m. sharp, On the Premises, 78 Villa StreetJ A. J. MACLEAN & CO. have a boon favoured with instructions from Mrs C. J, Luggatt to sell as aboce the whole of her Household Furniture and Effects. Chester fluid Settee (in saddlebags), American Rockers. Wicker Chairs, Wicker Tables, Cushions, Occasional Tables, Clock and Ornament?, Pictures, Curtains. Overmantle, Linoleum, Rags, Duchess Pair, Single and Double Bedsteads, Carpet So.uara, Cake Stands, Firescreen, Kitchen and Cooking Uteacils, Hose and Garden Tools, also Cecker Spaniel. Unreserved Sale. OY PREMISES, 43 BANNISTER STREET. TO-DAY, WEDNESDAY, Bth JUNE. At 1.30 p.m. Messrs j. McQueen & sons have been favoured with instructions from In Falls who is leaving for Auckland, to sell alt his Household Furniture and Effects, comprising— Upholstered Tapestry Couch, Art Table, 3, Austrian Chairs, Pictures, Edison Standard Phonosraoh with Record Chest and Records, Floral Horn, Handsome Duc'doss Dressing Table, Tiledback Washstands, B.K. Bedsteads, Bix and Kapoc Mattresses, Iron Bedsta»d<, Kitchen iJresser, Boole Shelf, Tables, Wicker Easy Chair, Portable Copper. Large Zinc Haths. 32 Fowls, and large collection Pot Plants, etc. TREES. TREES.' TREES. Over 2000 Fruit, Ornamental and Hedge PlantsImportant, Attractive, and Highly Interesting Gigantic AUCTION SALbJ TO-DAY. At 1 p.m, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE Messrs j. e. blade & co. have received instructions from Mr John of the Havelock Nurseries, to sell at their Rooms at the above time and date, a very large collection from his famous Nurseries, comprising— Apples, plutts, pears, peaches, nectarine's, apricots, cherries, gooseberries, currants, pinus insignis. maciocarpa, japonicas, Jatvsonisanas, holly, laurels, pinus mariiima, box edging and privets, magnolia?, rhododendrons, camelias, azaleas, roses, and others too numerous to mention. K B,—This being the first sale of the kind held in the district, those in want of first-class stock should not Jtniss this golden opportunity. ) J. E. BLADE, A uctioneer. Phone 373] L».O. Box 143, J. E. BLADE & CO, auctioneers. STOCK, LAND, PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, The Post Office Auction Mart, Opp. P. 0., MASTERTON. TWO GOO Di ST I?. AIGHT-OUT' LEASES. ACRES, i mile from Petane and 7 miles from Napier, all grassed and fenced, well subdivided, 3roomed nouse, large shed, etc., well watered, and wintered 400 sheep, 11 head of cattla and 17 horses. To be leased for a term of 5 years at a rental of A\ per acre per annum. SOO ACRfic, H miles from Hukanui railway station, post office school, store and creamery, 270 acres hilly and undulating, 30 acres flat, dark loamy soil, carries 2 sheep, 4-rooina d house, cowshed, woo?shed, dairy, men's whare, sheep yards, etc. To be leased for 3or 5 years at 12s 6d per acre; payable half-yearly in advance. SOME EEaL GOOD PLACES IN POVERTY BAY.

14CO ACRES, 4 miles from Motu. U.li.f., at 7s 6d an acre, 900 in grass balance tawa bush, over 5 miles of pood fencing, 12 paddocks, winters well 1-j ewes, 7-roomed house and all conveniences, large shed with fire place, woolslied and numerous other buildings, 2 sets of yards. Rent, i>64 per annum. Price, £4 15s. Terms say £2500 cash; balance at 5 per cent. WHAT ABOUT THIS. ACRES, 6 miles from Gisborae, fenced and grasped, 11 paddocks well watered, wintered 2} sheep last winter, stocked ,now with 3000 sheep, mostly ewes, 170 cattle and 1J? horses, 13 rooiced house, h. and c- water; every convenience, insured for JJIOOO. new woolshed, 2 roads to properly, within 3 hours' drive from Nelson Bros.' Freezing Works, wool clip totalled 32,0001b?. wool from 3000 sbeep. Price .£lO 10s an acre.l ANOTHER VERiT HANDY PLACE. 1600 ACRES, 13 miles from Gisbome, and 4 miles from Patutahi township, 1400 acres grassed, balance laaouka scrub, 150 alluvial flits, 24 paddocks, well fenced, 2 dwellings, [rood outbuddihgs and yards, etc. carries now 1$ sheep, which will be increased as improved. Price iS3 per acre. Terms. '6<gbO ACRES, 0.R.P., at £1 2s 6d per acre at Motu, within 1 mile of township, 230 acres in grass, balance good bush, 100 acres in front, flat, with a large amount of first-class totara, which is left standing, the place is ring-fenced with totara, and has a whare and sheepyards. The GisborneRotorua railway will run past this place within 2 years. A bargain at £3 7s 6d an acre; about half cash. We have seen this place and can recommend it. FREEHOLD BUSH LAND. Nelson Province. Subdivision of• the TAITAPU BLOCK consisting of 10,000 ACRES FIRST CLASS HEALTHY SHEEP and CATTLE COUNTRY, principally LIjfILESTOffE FORMATION, THE Block consists of sheltered valleys and low undulating hills lying well to the sun, and all allotments are permanently watered. When cleared and grassed the block will be specially adapted for grazing, dairying and agricultural purposes, and should carry 2 to 2| sheep pcyt* acre. The bush consists of rimu, kabikatea, matai, etc.. with an undergrowth of tree fwrns, nikau palms, supplejacks. A well-graded road one chain wide is laid off to every allotment The re is a good driving ro,*d from port to the property. The subdivision consists of 25 BLOCKS —varying fr m 250 AOKfcS to 1090 ACRES EACH, and the price from 30s to 45s per acre. Exceptionally easy terms will be given. Plans and all particular* from HAKCCURT & CO., Land and Estate Agents, "Wellington.