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Aucti®n®ors' Woticea , i/ednesdoy. 3rd Aug., 1910, PK.Ki.IiVITNARY NOTICE, ALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURWSTURte". .A /TcQUEKN & p O. have received in!xi. structions t> soil, as above, a fine .ssortinont of Dining, Bedroom ana Kktmen Furniture, on account of Mr rooi'Eß, who is leaving the district. Full particulars in fat are issue. h* k. McQueen, Auctioneer. Wednesday, 3rd August. BSWPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE. On Premise?, 10 Olive-street, opposite Bailway Station, McyUEEN & CO. have been instructed by Mr Coopkb, who is leaving the district, to sell the whole of his Household Furniture and Effects, comprising— Hancbojie dining suite, in screen art serge (7 pieces), sft inirrot-backed sideboard, Kmger drop-head sewing machine, pictures, walnut pi ano, new, cost £75, d-ning table, cut glass and electro ware, marble clock, elaborate brass kerb and brasses, silver coffee and tea service, bamboo tables, piano stool, b-ass railed hali stand, carpet and curtains, all brass canopy bedstead, box mattrasses, mirror doored wardrobe, marble lopped washstands, tih'd 'backs, hearthrugs and slip mats, child's cut ; wire stretchers, chest of drawers, blankets, household linen, basket chair, dresser and cuplxards, racing saddle, bridle, and boots, ciockery, kitchen utensils, etc. .This furniture is new and of the latest art manufacture. SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 6th, At 1.30 p.m.; J A. J. MACLEAN &CO hve been o favoured with instim.'■ from Messrs Duncan and Da vies, Exotic Nurseries, JVew Plymouth, to sell by public auction a fine collection of Shrubs, Fruit Tiees, Flowering Plants etc., comprising Apples, Pears, Plums, Japan Plums" Peach ys, nectarines, Quinces, Apricots, Poses, Abutisocs, Double Flowering Peaches, Daphnes, Voronicas, Heaths, Oamelias, Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Mountain I'aims, Fan Palms, Bed and Yellow lijttle Brush Trees, Kowhais. Magnolias, Ketinosporis, nus Lavrisiinas, and a Choice Collhotion ot har.ly Oliuioivg Native Trees and Pjants, on-. MliY FAB, II B 1 S SUBDIVISION OF

NEAR HAMILTON. rpHIS ESTATE is situated about four I miles from Qauiilton, and lies alongside the railway lino between Newstead and Matangi Kailway Stations (Cambridge line) Tt is level, easily worked land, and highly improved. This property is now being cut up into fiangitg from 70 to 103 acres, and will be offered to the public. Plans will be issued at an early date. T?or further particulars apply to WOODSIDE, MEWSTEAD; HAMILTON. fIIASTERTON. Stock and Station Agents, Property Salesmen, HAVE FOR SALE. 82 acres freehold, situated 1-J miles irom the well known Ballance dairy factory, 45 acres have been under the plough, subdivided into 8 paddocks, well fenced and watered; buildings comprise modern 8 roomed house, washhouse, barn trapshed, first-class 7 bail cowshed, 2 acres of orchard, also vinery. This is a most compact little dairy farm, and last year the owner grossed £4OO. Property has been carrying 32 cows, 6 2yr heifers, horees, and 85 sheep. It is quite capable of I doing 40 cows well. I PRICE .£35 PER ACRE. £U , CAN REMAIN ON MORTGAGE, | At the price quoted above the pro- I peity is wtll worth inspection, I £SOO acres LLP., divided into five paddocks, sown in English grasses, except 2 acres shelter bush; each paddock ir well watered and fenced ; situated 6 miles from Alfiedton, halt mile from school, creamery, etc., JU miles from Eketahuna; buildings comprise good 4-roonsed house, sheep yards, men'i whare. orchard and ali necesiary outbuildings; will cairy 2$ sheep to the acre well. PRICE, £lO 15S PER ACRE. ;£ISOO GAIT REMAIN ON MORTDALGETY & Co,, Ltd., Mastorton.