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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 10270, 13 February 1899, Page 8

AUCTIONS. LAERY AND CO. * LAERY AND CO., LIMITED., fpRUIT BROKERS, PRODUCE AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEERS, Manchester street, Christchurch. And at Wellington. PREMIER FRUITBROKERS OF THE COLONY. AUCTION SALES HELD DAILY. Oranges, Mandarins, Lemons, Passions, and Stono Fruits from New South Wales. Oranges, Bananas, Pines, CocosnuU. Teanuts, etc., from Fiji and Tahiti. Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Lemons, Oringes, Plums, Peaches, Apple., etc., from Auckland. Pears, Apples, and S-roi.c Fruits from Tasmania and Victoria. Oysters from Aucklanl. Fn-sh end Smoked Fish from Napier and the Sound--. And other descriptions of Produce from all parts of the Colony. Buyera of all descriptions of Grain and Prcduce. Special and Expert Attention given to Country Fruit Orders. Results of sales telegraphed on day of sale, and Account Sales forwarded by first mail after realization. LAERY AND CO., LIMITED., CHRISTCHURCH AND WELLINGTON. FRUIT! ~~ FRUIT. At 10 a.m. THIS DAY. MONDAY, 13th FEBRUARY, 1899. LAERY and CO., LTD., will SELL by AUCTION, at their premises, No. 171 MANCHESTER STREET (Nearly opposite N.Z. Express Company), A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT, Consisting of Bananas, Sydney Oranges, Messina Oranges and Lemons, Pines, Peaches, Water Melons, Peanuts, etc. Also, A Choice Lino of William Pears from Melbourne. LAERY and CO,, LTD., 0722 Auctioneers. H.. MA I SON AND CO. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE, OWING TO EXPIRATION OF LEASE, At DYER'S ROAD, WOOLSTON, On TUESDAY, 21st FEBRUARY, 1899. H MATSON and CO. have received instructions from Mr James Gillet, to SELL the whole of his CAREFULLY SELECTED DAIRY HERD, Comprising— 85 Cows, all real good sorts, in various stages 1 Well Bred Shorthorn Bull 1 Upstanding Harness Mare, up to any kind of work 1 Pony, quiet for ladies to drive 1 Milk Cart, in good order Also, Dairymen's Utensils and numerous Sundries, and a new Milking Shed, with bails for 10 cows, brick floor, and loose-box, for removal. We beg to call especial attention to this Clearing Sale, as Mr Gillett has proved him--elf a First-class Judge of Dairy Stock, aud his instructions to us are imperative, Ariz., "Sell Every Lot Absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE." The Public will, therefore, have the benefit of his judgment. H. MATSON and CO., 9724 Auctioneers. GEORGE KING AND CO., LTD. I \ DDING- TO N YARD S. WEDNESDAY,~FEBRUARY 15th. SPECTA-TeNTRIES: 70 Head Store Cattle, two to four-year-olds, hill bred,- and good sorts 14 Head Prime Heavy-Weight Fat Bullocks SO Freezing Wethers and Maiden Ewes. GEORGE KING and CO., LTD. . GEORGE KING, Manager. 07-1 JAMES W. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO. IMPORTANT LANJ SALE IN SOUTHLAND. V PORTION OF WAIMEA ESTATE. 85,439 ACRES. AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL LAND, The Wantwood, Mount Peel, and Croydon Blocks, and WAIMEA RIVER PADDOCKS. . At Gore, Southland. EARLY IN APRIL NEXT. ."WRIGHT, STEPHENSON and CO. have i»» received instructions from the New Zealand Agricultural Company, Limited, in liquidation, TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at Gore EARLY IN APRIL NEXT, All those portions of the WAIMEA ESTATE, Known as the Wantwood. Mount Peel, and Croydon Blocks, and Waimea River Paddocks containing in all 35,439 ACRES, Sub-divided into TEN AGRICULTURAL FARMS, Ranging in size from 231 to 497 Acres, and FIFTEEN AGRICULTURAL and PASTORAL FARMS, Ranging in size from 663 to 5200 acres. The whole of the above land is -within easy reach of railway communication; indeed, the Waimea Plains line runs along one boundary for a considerable distance. TERMS: 25 per cent, cash (say 10 per cent. on fall of hammer, balance within fourteen days)-, 15 per cent, in, two yean; and balance in five years; interest at five per cent. Full particulars as to lots, upset prices, etc., trill be advertised iv future -.ssue. Fot further information apply to THE AUCTIONEERS, Dunedin, Invercargill, and Gore; The Company's Offices at Riversdale; Or THE MANAGER, __t Waimea House. THURSDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY, At 2.30 p.m., At the Wool and Grain Stores, High street. VALUABLE STATION PROPERTY, Twelve Miles from Outram. TXTRIGHT, STEPHENSON and CO. (in Iff conjunction with Messrs GUINNESS and LECREN, Timaru) have received instructions from the Executors of the late H. J. LeCren, to SELL by AUCTION, at above time and place, THE ROMARUA ESTATE (near Outram), Containing: * l_y}s6 ACRES, of which about 3000 acres are in English grasses; balance in natural state. All the necessary improve- . meats for the efficient working of the property—such as divclling house, woolehed, sheep yard, sheep dip, fencing, etc. —have been made, and are in good order. Romania is well and favourably known as thoroughly sound sheep country, suitable in every way for breeding and fattening. Turnips, oats, and grass are successful ly grown on the place, which possesses the additional advantage of being close of access to Dunedin. With the ▼iew of encouraging purchasers, the executors are prepared to give liberal terms of payment. The Auctioneers have pleasure in directing the attention of those in quest of good pastoral properties to the sale of Romania, which has been necessitated by the death of the late proprietor. Further particulars may be obtained from THE AUCTIONEERS; Mr P. PATTULLO, Of the N.Z. and A. Land Company, Dunedin; Or from THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO. OF N.Z. JL'ijl).), •757 Dunedin. « 'GAINS in Properties—Well-built Brick House, 6 rooms, etc., nice section, bandy £315, small deposit. Also House of 5 , bathroom, all conveniences, best posi-_M-6, and term*. Ayers, Beauah-xup !-.» Ca-hel stmt.