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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10717, 22 October 1912, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. UTTR¥SERVED CLTE^AHINC SALE AT MANAIA, MASTERTGN. FRIDAY,- OCTOBER 25, 1912. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY Co., LTD. and Reduced, have been favoured with instructions from Mr J. BILLINGTON. who has leased his farm, to soli by Public Auction on the above date, without reserve, tho whole of his Dairy Herd of young Cattle, Sheep. Horses, Farm Implements. etc., comprising—;il pure, and Crossbred Jersey cows ;;nd heifers in full pro- ' lit. . 8 2-year Jersey heifers in calr. 15 yearling heifers. 10 heifer calves. \ stud Jersey bulls. 2 grade Jersey bulls 2 draught mares, all farm work. 1 draught gelding, all farm work , pi,3 yearling draught nines. 1 trotting stallion, by King George, 3 years 1 trotting mare in foal to above. o light harness horses. 2 ponies. 10 stud Lincoln hoggets. 25 ewes and lambs. IMPLEMENTS: Massey Harris Binder, Drill. Mower, Rake, Cambridge Roller, Lever, Plough, . Harrows, Potato Grubber, Spring Dray, Far mDray. Long Shaftcr Gig, Light Gip Spring Trap, Light and Heavy Harness, Horse Covers, Tarpaulin. POULTRY. —Muscovy Ducks, Wyandotte Fowls. . DOGS. —2 Cattle Dogs. 1 Pointer, and Sundries too numerous-to mention. , Auctioneer's Note: Hie auctioneers wish to draw special attention to the above d.iiry heard, the cows being all sound and tested, and are the result of I~> years' careful breeding. By their Show record they are equal to any in the Dominion. Open to illSpOi'ihii at ally liniO. •HLE AT 11 O'CLOCK. . LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

WELLINGTON WOO?- SALES. WOOL SALES will be held in tlio CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL. WELLINGTON, during the current season, on the following dates:— Dato Time Cat. Close. sth November at 2 p.m. 2 Nov, 1912 Gth December at 9 a.m. 30 Nov, 1912 Bth January at 9 a-.m. 30 Dee, 1912 7tli February at 9 a.m. 31 .Tan, 1913 4th March at 2 p.m. 28 Feb., 1913 The charge on wool offered but not sold will be 2s per bale for tlio first offering, and, Is per bale for the .second ofi'eriiig. In order to shorten the catalogue, two-bale lots not grouped will be grouped as far as possible, and all two-bale lots noa grouped will be treated as "star" lots. To facilitate inter-lottm- no reserves will be accepted for such lots. J. MACINTOSH --<- D CO . N.Z. T ,Z\S AND MERCANTILE AGENCY C., LTD. MURRAY ROBERTS AND CO., LTD. GEO. H. SCALES. LTD. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD. LEVIN AND CO.. LTD. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. U.F.C.A LTD, and W.F.C.A., LTD.

J. B. KEITH LftM .iAND ESTATE ftGENT e QtiEEN ST., MASTERTOIN. Eepvosectative — S. AYME3 TO LEA?P. POR FIVE YEARS. 4 A/™ ACHES Freehold. 240 acres ; xUO grass?, balance busb ; divided int 7 paddocks, all well_ watered. 375 acros hilly arul undulating, 30 acres 3:b] Carrying 1£ sheep besides cattle. Good 7-roomed house, washhouse, hayshed, cowshed, stable, etc.; good orchard. The property is situated 2i miles from post office; 2 mi!e« from school and cheese factory. Good road j 1.1 miles from railway station. TJ lease for 5 yoare at a rental bf per year, with right of purchase at £9 per aero. No. 1333. ACHES Freehold situated 3 milos from 'town; 2 miles from school aa'3 factory. All in grasa; 30 acres plougkablo wheal tumped; 9 acres been ploughed. Carrying capacity 30 cows. Divided into 7 paddocks, all well watered; Good house 5 rooms, scullery, cowshed, hayahed, • cartshed, yards, etc. PRICE £2l per acre. Terns, £250 cash. Owner will sell as ago tng coucsru, including all stock,

HAVE YOU COT £1250 TO INVEST R have you a frioad that you can borrow it irom, if so I can. soil you a farm that will resell within tho next thro© months at £IOOO over cost. This is the greatest snip that I have had placed in my hands for sale dur- - in the last- ten years, and tha first f armor or spoculator who sees it, and can pay down, tho required amount, namely £1250, will secure it. HOULD a practical dairy farmer try it, and work it for one year, I fee] onfident that it will realise them a profit of £2OOO, or, in other words, £36 10s,per-acre. PARTICULARS ARE AS FOLLOWS: S){\/1 ACRES FREEHOLD, all fiat L-.i except a few acres; a large proportion of this is river deposit and equal to the Konini flats. It is held on a lease having five years to run from lOfch October,, 1912, at a yearly rental of £285, with a compulsory purchasing clause at £2o per acre at expiry of lease, -or at any time by giving three months' notice. A deposit of £3OO has been made to make purchasing cl.iufto compulsory, and 5 per cent : interest is .?!lowed on the £3OO. The present wants £1250 for the goodwill of his lease, and this incluseethe £3OO paid b? him, ako the following machinery, viz.: Water whe*l (in first-class order . drives all the machinery required for milking, etc.), vacuum' pump, water pump, circular saw, bench, vertical engine, and all the milk cans on the propc-vty. There is a six-roomed house, ab-o a new cottage, stables and a good cowshed to hold 30 cows, with concrete floor, and tstockyard is all concrete. There aro from '!0 to 50 acres stumped and been cultivated, also a fine orchard of 170 cboico fruit' trees. 'Die property is within a quarter of a mile of a good co-operative butter factory, school, post and telephone office, and within 8 miles of a good town by nsoinl road. T can be on tho farm withi?'one hour by motor c.ir from Pabiatua. This farm works out. includlvio; maeluding machinery, at £2B 12s per acre, vriih *":-2o0 to bo paid down, and balance ret.nun' 1 ! as unpaid purchase rnnney for 5 years at per cent. Apiilv at once to save disappointment to thr SOLE AGENT, f, F. lIIIMBI, LAND ACENT, AEL4TUA SOLE AGENT. ,