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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3017, 14 November 1891, Page 3

J. McNICOI.. (ja:.i liimx; i; sali;. THIS D A V . At 1.30 p.m. {"I ATTLK, SHKKI\ HOUSES, \J PRODUCE, ]•; LC. .I.MrN I C 0 L . Oil Ai: I'D LI Vlj STOCK SALE. Tuesday, 17th November. At 1 o'clock. IflA VERY co I'M; w i«: ll•ni; ki) « g STHF.!-!S, in foruan' iv>i:<lition, \ = - % J'ioil) two to foili" yl'mr- old rz I- Very tk-avy Kat Speyed ~ :L~ Cows J o-* 100 Head \ fry Well-bred Steers and Heifers. on e and two venr* old, in fresh condition, from Woodside Kntate (JO Well • bred Store Bullocks, N _ forward, from Wm. Wade, I j= W. Paterson > t 20 Mixed Stores, from B. Mar- { .5 shall J O 8 Head Good Young Steers and Heifers, Deiille 30 Very Choice Vearling Heifers, iu very niro conditio'!, from Piako fiO Well Im-d (!;Two-year«old Steers, from Hamilton •200 H.ilf-liri'd Hv.es with lambs at side, A. S. Sherrelt Di<-e Ha.'.ow ;>':d Broadcast Seed Sowei' 200. Real'y Good Crossbred Kwes, in wool, with (jiiite 100 pur cent, of lamli.s at side 50 Good Merino Kwes (in wotd), 100 per cent, of lambs at side (lambs iit for freezing), Jas, Wills .T. McNICOL. SALE OF LAND AND UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OK LIVE & DEAD STOCK, FURNITURE, ETC., AT MANAWARU, NEAR TE AROHA, OK Thursday, 19th November, 1891, At 11 a.m. sharp (To close an account). The undersigned has received instructions from E. W. Hanmer, Esq., to sell by public auction, on above date, on the Farm, THE FREEHOLD OF THE TE AROHA ESTATE (situated within five miles of Te Aroha), which consists of: \ N IMPROVED FARM OF 1136 JTjl acres, 3 rood--, 38 perches, all sub-divided into convenient-sized Paddocks, fenced with posts and wire, and laid down in English grasses. There is a Good J\iue-roomed House overlooking the River Waihou, with Kitchen Garden, Lawn, and Orchard adjoining. The Stabling provides accommodation for eleven horses, with Harness-room attached, and there is a large Barn, with Rat-proof Granary, Implement Shed, Cowshed, Stockyard, Sheep-yards, etc., etc. A BLOCK of 2 9S7a Or. 3p., partially sub divided by large drains and fences, and partially laid down in English grasses. The unimproved portion is good alluvial swamp land, which is easily drained and brought under cultivation, and in its present condition is capable of carrying a fair number of stock. The greitcr portion may be brought in by burning olf and surface-sowing, and as the main drains have been made and deepened, the work of arterial drainage is comparatively light. The improvements already effected will clearly show to purchasers, the ready response this land will give when taken in hand. Sheep and cattle have been running on the improved portion, and their condition has always shown, that it is undoubtedly very healthy country for both. A BLOCK, containing 3153 a. 2r. 3i*. with five miles of frontage to the river tVaihou, or Thames. It, is partially fenced, and is similar country to the land described abo-e, but with the exception of several miles of fencing nothing has been done to it. As the whole of the above properties must be sold, no reasonable oiler will be refused for the whole or any portion of them, and on very easy terms—viz., 5 per cent, on the fall of the hammer, o per cent, in six months, and balance can remain on mortgage for five years, at 5 per cent, interest per annum ; OR On the Government Deferred Payment System, omitting the residential and improvement clauses, and payable in 15 years instead of 10 years. A CLEARING RALE will be held at the same time aud place, when everything belonging to the place will be sold without reserve, as follows : — 700 Very Choice Lincoln Ewes, 5 years old, bred by McHardy, of Bliickhead, Hawke's Bay, with a large percentage of very fine lambs at side 1000 Choice Lincoln Ewes, 5 years old, mostly bred by Tanner, of Endsleigh, and Chambers, of Te Mata, Ilawke's Bay, with large percentage of lambs at side 1000 Good Crossbred Ewes, from 4 tooth up to full-mouth, mostly bred by \\\ H. Soiith, of Petane, Ilawke's Bay, with good percentage of lambs at wide COO Head of Well.bred Steers, from yearlings up to four years old ; all in fresh condition 20 Breeding Cows aud Heifers Hereford Bull 20 Good Farm, Riding and Buggy Horses Lot of Good Farm Implements, comprising: 3 D.F Ploughs 3 Sets Tine Harrows, Reid and Grey Disc Harrow, Sheep Troughs, Hornsby Cambridge Roller, Deiring Reaper and Binder, in first - class order ; Swamp Harrow, Champion, Grass Seed sower. 17ft; VVagL'on and Hardwood Frame, Dray, Potato Plough, Set Chain Harrows, VWmhing Machine, Bl icksmith's Auvil Antelles Buggy, with Pole aud Shafts, nearly new : Eight Sets Plough Harness, Cart Saddles and Leading Harness, Single and Double Ki'tigy Harness Endless Block Cham, up to one ton wek'lit ; Several Hundreds Empty Sacks Milners Sale, Letter Press, Double and Single Iron Bedsteads, 3 Lai'fje Wprd robes, Chests Drawers, Kueking Bjsket, Fasy and Cune Chairs, Table*. Washstands aud Ware, Sofa, Baths, Child'* Cot, Mattresses, &c., &c., &c. Luncheon provided. Ordkk of Salk : Laud and Furniture before luncheon, beginning at 11 a.m.; after luncheon, Implemeuts, Cattle, Sheep, Horses. Nothing " ill In! 01l 'ved at this Sale ou account of any other vendor. | J. MrVI CO L, ! Aiieaoncer,