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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10306, 5 August 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. TO-DAY At 2.15 p.m. i J. JOHNSON AND CO. will ■ * (hold tlueir weekly isale of Poultry, .Furniture, Tools, Ve&ioles, Dogs, eto. Don'ft forget.

TO-DAY SALE. SALE. SALE. MACLEAN AND CO. aim holding itih'eir usual Weekly Sale, compiriising a. large fllLsb of new clothiing. CMldrai'is. Hats; Coats, Handkerchiefs. Towels, Blankets, Furs, Saalor Collars, Underclothing, Yards of Art Muslin, Cretonne, Oiiktoeai's Hose. Also 1 dozen Costume, length's, Ornaments, etc. Large list of Furniture.

ABSOLUTE CLEARING SALE AT KONINI. MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1911, At 1 o'clock. THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., ihavc been instructed to sel, as ■above, oai account of Mr H. W. FISK, (who jha® sold lite fainm and is leaving for the north), t:tae .whole of IliiiS live and dead stock, as follows : 2Q Jersey and Holstean. cross O cows, calving August and September. 5 Jersey and Holstein cross cows, just calved. 5 horses (with silightt reserve) 2 sows, farrow August.. 1 sow and litter of-eight young 2 anilk oarts, 16-coulfex drill, furniture,. milk cans,-fowls, etc. WITHOUT RESERVE. LUNCHEON EROVIDED. . Drags. .Trill meet train© at Konsni. *T. BOYD, •Auctioneer.

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK. AT SCARBOROUGH. Half a iraile from Pahlatua Railway Station. THURSDAY, 10th AUGUST, 1911. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, Ltd., -have received instructions from Mr D. O'BRIEN, wlho is giving up dairying, to is-ell tibe whole of his | Dairy Hera, comprising:— />A FIRST CLASS DAIRY COWS, \j\j icalving Aug. and Sept. 1 4yr Shorthorn, bull 1 2£yr Shorthorn, bull 1 18-ononths Shorthorn bull '' 2 sows to pig early September 18 store pig® 1 heavy draught mare stinted to "Bonnie Boon," any trial 10 milk cans LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.— Mr O'Brien has been dairying for the last 12 years, and his lieira is now recognised as being absolutely one of the best in the district. ', v SIBERIA ESTATE. COMPRISING ABOUT 4000 ACRES. fESSRS ABRAHAM AND __i WILLIAMS, Ltd., in conjunction with Messrs G. A. PREECE and CO., of PALMERSTON NORTH ha-ve received instructions from A. HARDING Esq., to .sell by pbulic auiotdon the. above well-knowm Estate, comprising 25 iseotdoms from 41 to 831 acre®, at Mesis-r® Abraham and Williams' ... •

HORSE MZAAR, Ranigditikei Qtoeet PAIMERSTON NORTH, On Saturday; :,sth . ; day W-AXiti- , UST, 1911, at. 1 o'clock pari. \ DESCRIPTION. : This wiel known ESTATE* comprism some of itbe ibest land doi< iibe MANAWATU 'DISTRICT, consisting of rich iirer. deposit and heavy loam soil. ;■ t i J Most of the sections are flak, balance 'slightly undulating. The block is well watered by runiniing - streams, and is situated 9 imiles from PAIiMERSTON, and within \\ miile.B from ASHHURST, wiiere there m..% radlivay istatdon, creamery, ischool, post land' as suitable for fattening, dlairydng, and tie larger seotfeMts for dairying and' sbeep farming romib&nied, having fiat homestead isiteß on. main road, (tibe balance rideable hills. The property will 'be well roaded and roads formed and metalled ibhroughout at an learly date. . 1 TERMS. 15 pier cent, omj fiSgning the agreement and 10 per cent., m 18 months from the date of Bale, the whole of the balance of purchase money to be paid within. I >-7 years'from the date of sale. £IOO or more of unpaid purchase money wall be accepted .within three months' (notice. ; If the purctosfr , -Ihjais erected Jniildiings to tbev«xtent of dior- 1 ing the first 18 months the 10 per cerafc payable in. 18 montlis wiM not be demanded until the end of .the term. Interest to .be 5 per cent. The terms for sections 5 and 6 are as follows: 20 per cent caisih, the balance at 5 per cent for 7 years, with the right to pay off £IOO or more with three months' notice. Negotiations are now pending for the installation of a creamery on. a isite reserved.

Lithograph plans will be issued shortly, a tracing of which, loami now be seen at Itfoie offices of tibje undersdgoed. • For further ptartiaulars apply to — MESSRS ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Or to— MESSRS<J. A. PREEGE and CO. and £•. ■. ".; «v. ANDREW GW, Yeridor's Solicitorj, '■', '"■',.;',•. Piatoterston Not%. RIVINCS AT "THE ACADEMY." "Burning Daylight," Jack London; "The Claw," Stockley, author of "Poppy"; "Island of Rest," Andrew Soutan; "The Jesuit," Joseph Hooking; "Predestinated," Whitemam; "Princess Flower Hat," Mosgood Wright; "In Hands of the Potter," Harold Begbie; TDixie Heart," Will Harbin; "Mrs Maxlton Protests," Anthony Hope; "John Verney," Vachell; "Comrades of the Trails," Roberts; "Broad Highway," Farnell; "Academy Pictures, 1911/' paper and cloth; "Printers' Pie, 1911," Is 3d each; "Lilamani":Maud Diver, author of "Captain Desmond," etc; "The Long 'Roll," Mary Johnston, author of "Order of the Company"; "The Adventures of a Modest Man," R. W. Chambers; , "Young Wallingford" Chester.; "Following of the Star," Florence Barclay; "Tli© Gift of tne Grass,"' F. Moore; "Sqyer Baa Cookery," Is 6d each. And -loany enter books of rwar'it. SEE OUR WINDOWS. McLEOD AND YOUNG, THE ACADEMY, MASTERTON.