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AUCTIONS. T. MANDENO JACKSON. FRIDAY. AUGUST Oth. At 11 a.m. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE HIGHLY BMPORTAKT SALE OF DAIRY FARMS. DAIRY FARMS. THE WELL-KNOWN BRUNTWOOD ESTATE. Orer 35 Years in Cultivation. 1000 ACRES. SUBDIVIDED INTO DAIRYING FARMS Ranging from SO TO 150 ACRES IN EXTENT. IDEAL DAIRYING CONDITIONS. IDEAL DAIRYING CONDITIONS. GRAND CLIMATE. ] SOME OF THE RICHEST LAND IN THE WAIKATO. LEVEL, WEI/L-WATEJRKD PADCDOCKS, EASILY WORKED. SHADE AND SHELTER. SPLENIDID ROADS. NO MUD. ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL COOP. DAIRY FACTORIES TO BUPPLY. rp MANDENO JACKSON, In Conjunction with the F'AJWTERS , COOPKiRATIVE AUCTIONEJiRING CO., Having been favoured with instruction* from FRANK ROSS, Esq., will sell by Public Auction, at the Chamber of Commerce, Bwaneon street, AUCKLAND, on abovo ALL* THAT FINTE BLOCK OF DAIRYING COUNTRY CONVENIENTLY SITUATE© WITHIN 35 MINUTES' DRIVE OF CAMBRIDGE, an hour of Hamilton, one mile from Bruntwood Railway Station, end two and a half miles from the CauibndiO Co-operative Dairy Company's Factory, Hautapu. THE PROPERTY CONTAINS 1000 AORES OF RICH ALLUVIAL LAM). 830 Acres are leivel, clean paddocks, most of which are in the highest state of cultivation. 180 Acres fine old Kahikatea Swamp, surface sown with English giaeeee and clovere. Drains enoompaes and intellect. Grows abundance of rich feed, summer and winter. VBRY VALUABLE BLOCK. PIjANTATIONS, containing many beautiful English Trees, bounding most of the Allotments, affording plenty of Ehade and shelter for stock. EVERY PADDOCK WELL WATEfRBD. Return* from 60 Cows pastured upon about 120 acres last season average over £12 per cow, which speaks for iteclf in regard to Dairying Capacity of the Land. The Subdivision of this property affords an exceptional opportunity lor a man with email capital to secure a Fiurm of firet-claee quality in tip Hop heart on exceptionally easy terms. The Property is Subdivided *o that existing fences may serve as boundaries .to each lot. Purchasers can got immediate poe•Oßsion if required and start milking at onoe. BUILDINGS around the Homeetesd, which may be sold for removal, comprise— Large Stable, 3 well-appointed loose-boxes); Feed-room; Spacious Barn, surrounded by 5 looee-boxe»; Buggyshed, Hiarneesroom, Toolroom (concrete floors), Shearing Shed, Implement Shed, Butcher's Bh«d, Sheepyards, Dip, Piggeries, Kennels, Manure •Shed, Calf Shed. Waggon Shed. Cowshed ('2O bails), Cattleyards, Horse Corral. Two B-roomed Cottagee. HOM!ES3!EAD contains 11 large, lofty rooms, 2 back rooma, hot and cold water; rain system to tanks; all necestary outside office*, eeptio tank; large poultryhouee, kennels. Garden, containing rare old trace, orchard, walnut plantation, lawn. AN ATTRACTIVE HOLIDIAY RE6IDE2OOE. Bracing air; beautiful view*; shooting, d*er-stalking fishing, golf, polo, and good hunting countty (Woikato Hounds kennelled at the Homestead). Adjoining Paddooke Dairyed on Shares. PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. Four and a half Hours' Rail from Auckland. TITLE: LAND TRAN&FER. Plans about July 15th. TEEMS: 10 per cent, on the fall of the hammer. 10 per cent on possession. 6 per cent, at end of 2nd, Brd, 4th, 6th, and 6th years; balance at the end of 7th year. Interest at rate of 6 per cent, on all unpaid amounts. aB3I

J. H. DAVIES AND CO., J. H. DAVIES AND CO.. AUCTIONEER. 114 COLOMBO STREET. TO-DAT, TO-DAY. I.SO slwrp. GRAND Pitno, Carpets, Wardrobe*, Chinawere. Ola?ewaie. Curtains, Hosiery, Mirrors, Venetian Blinds, lot of Second-hand Furniture. Couchee, Chain, Ladi«a' Shoes. Linoleum, etc.. etc. 8282 J. H. DAVIES AND CO., Auctioneers, Land and Estate, end Commiction Agents, 114 COLOMBO STREET, CITY. SEND your Furniture alon* to vm for Quick Sale and Prompt Returns. Clients wishing to avoid Auction Seles telephone to us, and we will give jou full value cash. We sell anything and everything. Sales Daily in Rooms, or at Clients' Residences. P.O. Box 612. Telephone 2344. C 3014 J. H. DAVIES AND CO.. Auctioneer. Land and Bnttte Agent, 114 COLOMBO STREET. TO LET, Fendalton, 8-roomed House, and all conveniences, 255. £260—ST. ALBANS—S-rotrmed House, lacre, bathroom, bay window, good garden. Would let easily at 12b 6d. £125—FENDALTON—Full i-acre high Section, partly fenocd. £30 c*eh, balance emrj. D. THOMAS. FARM AT MITCHAM FOR SALE. D THOMAS has received instructions • from Mr A. Campbell, Mitrfiara. to SELL by PUBLTC AUCTION, at Bullock's Arcade, ASHBURTON, THIS DAI. SATURDAY, 6th JULY, 19OT, at 2 p.m., The FARM belonging to the l*te John Campbell, containing about 596 Acre* of good Land, improved, well watered with race*, and fenced. With the Farm Buildings thereon, and adjoining the Mitcham Railway Station. The Farm is subdivided into 10 paddocks; 80 acres in oate, 90 acres in etubb'e, 22 acres in turnips, b*.ance in 1, 2 and 3-year-old grass. Good plantations. TERMS AT SALE. For further particular* apply D. THOMAS. Ash burton. Or to J. C. HELMORE. Solicitor, 750Q Chrictchurcb. ANTERBUHY BOTTLE EXCHANGE Are Buyers of Metals of all kinds. Bottles, Casks, Sacks. Horse Hair, Boms, Cejjras, Bopet And all kinds of Waste Material. Prices on application 47 OOLOMIIO STREET. SOUTH, CHBISTCHUHCH. Telephone 111 i