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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10639, 18 May 1912, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. VYAIKATO LAND SALE OF DAIRY FARMS WEDNESDAY, sth JUNE, 1912. I Under instructions from Mr D. MORONEY, we win sell.on the Property, ion tllie. above date, his WAIPA VALLEY ESTATE, AT KARAftlti, ->IUB-DIVIDED INTO SEVEN .J CHOICE DAIRY FARMS, ranging from 75 acres' to 130 acres. The'se farms are all highly cultivated and ue'il watered alkiviai River Flats, and offer a splendid oporptunity to these m search of Land for Dairying. The property is situated eleven miles, fubni Hamilton, and conveyances will leave DaJgleisli and McDonald's Stables, Hamilton, at 9.30 o'clock on the day of sale, picking up King OoiMiibry cil'faits at Fralukton Hotel. In-tending purchasers' wishing to view tlie property will he shown over same 'by us ahd can obtain plans on application. Sale tot 11 a.m. ' TERMS:—IO per cent cash, 10 per cent in six months, balance five years at 5 per cent. » CLEARINC SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. IminiiedliMe'ly after the Land Sale comprising— OAA SPECIALLY SELECTED OUli DAIRY OOAVS AND HEIFERS, to cailve early. 100 HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE. 25 HORSES 100 TONS OATEN SHEAVES ■•-100 TONS HAY. ' 50 TONS POTATOES. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., Ltd., HAMILTON. LAND SALE. HORSHAM DOWNS ESTATE SALE OF DAIRY FARMS. SATURDAY, Sbh JUNE, 1912, at 11

,1 IVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LTD., (in conjunction with the New ZenlhYmd and Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd.. Hamilton, .have ibeen favoured with instructions from the Propiietors of the aibove Estate, consisting of 2200 ACRES, subdivided into 11 Pawns: ranging from 150 to 370 acres, to .sell at the OFFICES of THE FARiMEiRS' AUGTIONEERING COMPANY, On' the above date. ' ALL THAT EINE BLOCK OF HIGHLY IMPROVED DAIRYING COUNTRY, known as THE HORSHAM DOWNS .ESTATE, comprising some cf the Finest lxlirying Land in the "Wiaiftatb. The P'lbpetiity lhas praciticiatly all been ploughed and laid down in best English grasses, and is splendidly wat. ered. Situated six miles from Hamilton ;by good gravelled road, four miles •from v iNig»ruawa.hia, aitd and five 'males from Kirikiriroa .Railway Station. liiite'iicliiiig purclkcxirs can bbtaiui , plans on application to the Auctioneers, and wil'l 1 be. personally conducted over the- property if dtisiired. '■•-.' TERMS. HOMESTEAD . BLOCK.—IO p&r cent, oadv, 23 l-3rd per cent, an 13 (months, .balance 4yrs. (Buildings consist of splettetid new house of 34 rooms, fitted throughout with gas, hot and cold water, fcatlh, etc.; Barns, Stables, Sheds; Men's Quarters, etc., all nearly new.) LOT 2.—10 per cent, cadi, 15 per ic'csnt.-'ln! 3 months, 'balance four LOT 3 to 11.— 10 per cent, casih, 10 .per cent. Ai 3 months, balance four years. Baflance cf ptiirchase money to hear interest at 5 per cent per annaim. Possession 'an three months, or sooner if required. Purchasers, will be at (liberty to commence any necessary buildings imimedi/ately after sale. THE FARIMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., Ltd., HAMILTON. THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., HAMILTON, And Other Branches. PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

ALGETY AND CO., Ltd., have p received instrufotions from the Official Assignee in the Bankrupt Estate of E. G. Harris, to sell by auction, the Bankrupt's oterest in the W'haJkataki Native Reserve Lease, comprising 4326 acres, 25 years to run. from December 17th, 1907, at Is 9d per acre for the first nine years, 2s per acre for the next 8 years, and 2s 3d-per acre for the last eight years. Further particulars will be advertised shortly. DALGETY AND CO., Ltd., Auctioneers. Absolutely the Best Vat H.E man who makes money is he . who thinks nothing good enough but "the best," namely "VICTOR" VATS. Here's a letter received from the Featherston .Co-operative Dairy Company : "The vat you supplied us with lastwinter has given great satisfaction, find now after the first season's use is ate good as the day it was installed. It is absolutely the best vat that has been put into the factory, and, to my mind, perfect. The tin work, also the •timber therein, being really first class, combined with good workmanship. I am satisfied your vats can't be beat." Place yjour orders with the maker now and ensure prompt delivery. First come first served. ' ALBERT J. PARTGN, R,P. ! (Holder of Plumbing Scholarship, Wellington Technical School.) SHEET METAL AND PLUMBING WORKS, PEMBROKE ST. ... CARTERTON.