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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10245, 23 May 1911, Page 8

AUCTIOMEEitr NOTICES. SALE OF DAIRY LAND NEAR WAIHOU, WAIKATO. I WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. j Savoured by Mr C. CARDENAS, we j ■will sell ibis Kia Ora Farm (far- ' aneifiy Mr Richard Burko's) of » PH*"! ACRES, subdivided into | O4 4 Five Farms, comprising : No. I. Homestead Block of 220 Acres (11 paddocks), large dwelling with 'beautifully laid out ornamental .grounds; large stable with loft, cowshed with four yards; all in grass and well watered by windmill and main drc.ia. On (tins block -there are 25 acres swedes, 25 acres new grass; taid 140 tons of first class meadow hay, all given in. No. 2. 179 Acres, all in good grass, and watered by artesian well aind drains. . No. 3.- 54 Acres, similar to No. J, and buyer of latter has option of ibalcing 'it at same price. j No. 4. 106 Acres, nearly al in grass No. 5. 118 Acres, part in grass, watered hv windmill.

Tlie whole .property well drained, ricili swamp land. Full particulars on application. Plans ibeing prepared. Sale on the Farm, near W&ihou, 12 Noon. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, Ltd. HAMILTON. G. F. McOULLAGH. - G. W. VBBOOE. Auctioneers. MASTERTON WOOL, !SKIN. HIDES AND TALLOW SALES, TEXT SALE Wednesday, May M 31 st, 1911, at 1 p.m. At Levin's Store, Chapel Street. DALGETY and CO., Ltd. LEVIN an-i CO., Ltd. NEW ZEALAND LOAN and MERCANTILE Agency Co., Ltd. WJ.C.A.. LTD

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY AT FEATHERSTON. LTD., Under instructions ~sm Messrs Young and Tripe, acting on behalf of the Trustees in' the Estate of the late John Nuicols (deceased), will sell by Public Auction at the Town Hall, Featherston, on THURSDAY, 25th May, at 2 D.m. — The Valuable Property known as "Gumgrove,'' containing 1360 acres (more or less), suitable for sheepfarming, dairy-farming, or fat lamb raising, situated between the Wairarapa Lake and Featherston, being |-mile from the Township. The property wall he offered first as a whole, and if reserve not reached afterwards in the following Mocks : Lot 1 (containing Homestead and Woolshed), say 376 acres Lot 2 383 acres Lot 3 .1 293 acres Lot 4 • 298 acres Lot 5 9—3—20 Plans are now ready, and can be obtained from Messrs Young and Tripe, Wellington, Messrs Toogood and Co., and Empire Hotel, Featherston, and Messrs Levin and Go's Offices, Wellington or Masterton; also directions to view the Property and subdivisions. LEVIN AND CO., LTD. THAT MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY, RICHMOND DOWNS ESTATE. RICHMOND DOWNS ESTATE. JWALTON. WALTON. RESPECTING the sale of which a preliminary advertisement has appeared, will be sold by auction at Hamilton Horse Bazaar on MAY 27th, at 11 o'clock. Auctioneers: THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE CO., in conjunction with the FARMERS' AUCTIONEERING CO., HAMILTON. Some particulars: The Estate ranges from flat country to rolling downs—every section approached by fod road from one to two miles from alton Railway Station. Two N.Z. Dairy Association creameries running in vicinity—another to be built in centre of Estate. Three Residences —One new homestead, old homestead, outbuildings, offices, etc; 5roomed house, "The Mount." Terms are easy—lo per cent on fall of hammer, 10 per cent, in twelve months, and improvements to value of 15 per cent; balance in five years at 5 per cent.

Intending purchasers will be driven over Estate if notice' is previously sent to the Manager, Richmond Downs, from whom, together with any branch of N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Co./ throughout Dominion, plans can be obtained. INDIGESTION. So many of our readers suffer froi indigestion, and its attendant misen able symptoms, that the followin letters should be most interesting : From Mr. T. P. Halls, Cab Proprietor, Kooringa, Bunra Burra, S.A. "For many years I had been a grea sufferer from indigestion, attended bj violent attacks of vomiting whicl completely prostrated jme. I was trou bled a good deal with diarrhoea, grea depression of spirits and a loss of ner vous power. Medicine did not seem t benefit me. until I commenced a coursof Warner's Safe Cure. I am please< to say that in a short time the medicin, banished all symptoms of ill-health, am now in good health and can testify as to my efficient cure." From Mrs. A. Cameron, 22 Napier street, Essendon, Vic, 24th Janu ary, 1910. "For some considerable tune m; health was most indifferent. I was fre quently seized with giddiness and in ternal pains, resulting, no doubt, Iron a serious affection of the kidneys an. liver. I suffered much from persisten indigestion. At times I would becom excessively weak and scaroely able t walk about and attend to my house hold duties. I was persuaded by ■ friend to try the effect of a few bottle of Warner's Safe Cure. I did so wit: the result thnt in a few weeks, th pains from which I suffered were Tt moved an.) 1 was able to go about m; duties once a.<vii» with jorfect ease have no he .iu>!ion in recommendin WarnerV. Sal'i-? Cure to anyone suffenn simiku-lv. I also took Warner's Saf Cure when sunVmg! from mr-cus pro> tration. with equally goad results. It i>- t'ie srTfific stimulating an healing t-Hion. "P™ lhe U Xf r and ,K id tipvs ;■.; Warner's- Safe Cure whic cau'-'s the medicine to be so effectiy in '■;--;-, of indication and Miliary du