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AUCTIONS. VIOIOR HARRIS. TIiPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF EX- "*■ HIBITION TIMBEB AND IBON. THIS DAYf THIB DAY. I THIS DAYI ! I At 1 o'clock sharp. ON THE EXHIBITION GROUNDS. Thousands of feet of Timber and an Immense Quantity of Iron, all si»s. Muraneee glass window*, gl«s from fernery (bars'to fit), staircases, doors, 12 principals and ftho special 4 400 gallon tanke, 3 iron girders, 14 x 6, 25 feet long, and a very large quantity of J to 2 inch galvanised iron piping. VICTOR HARRIS, Auctioneer. 8504 G. S. MUNRO, General Manager. PLEDGES! PLEDGESI 1 PLEDGESI I I IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. AT HARRIS'S AUCTION ROOMS. NEXT SATURDAY, at 1.80 Sharp. On behalf of Mx J. G. Shrinipton, Licensed Pawnbroker. A FULL List has appeared in reoent papers, and includes ladies' and gente gold wetehee and cheina, E°ld rings, pm rings, gold brooohea. gold studs and links, pold pins, studs and pendants, etnts' silver Geneva watches and ch»ins, s.h. lever, ladies silver watches, opera glasses, ooine, istors, bangles, tools, etc, etc NEXT SATURDAY, at I.M Sharp. VICTOR HARRIS. 3503 Auctioneer. TfICTOR HABBIS. GENERAL AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT. Central Auction Rooms, 165 COLOMBO STREET. SOUTHLAND. OAAA AOBES. 1300 acre* in grass, 800 AUUU acres in oats and turnips, subdivided into 7 paddocka, 6-roomed house, 9stalled stable and loft, men's hut, and other outbuildings, will carry 3000 sheep, two mile* from railway station. Price. £4 per acr*. A GOOD ALL-ROUND FARM. /»Ifi PER ACRE-« 00 acres real good oropping and graiing land, in splendid order throughout, well watered, good 4roomed houee, plastered, concrete foundations, scullery, pantry, 6-st»Ued stable, looae-box, woolshed, implement phed, sheep yards; situate near station and school. .^-t- 69 VICTOR HARRIS. ICO A ACRES—One of the cheapest sheep lOtjyJ farms at presnnt on the market, well improved and watered throughout, goree and wire fenced, good 6-roomed house, newly improved, stables, sheep yards, implement shed, shearing shed, etc., close to school. railway, and towa. £5 NORTH ISLAND SHEEP FARMS. QAAA ACRES. Wakarapa. all In grass, 1C OUUU paddocks. 1700 acres ploughable, 6 miles from townehip by first-das* road. Modern 18-roomed Houee. woolshed, stable, rarda. and everj possible convenience. Carrying 9 sheep to the acre. £10 per awe. Terms. "■ "" VICTOB HABBIS. OAAA ACBES. Taranaki. 600 acre* in Z\)V\) grass, balance bush, all hilly, but good healthy sheep land, grassed, portion ring fenced, oarrying 1900 sheep. IS 10s per c** , VICTOB HARRIS. . KHAA ACRES, Hawke's B*y. Iβ miles OUUU from Napier by good road, aU ia grass. 35 paddocks well watered and fenced, moMly ploughabl*, splendid pastoral land, carryi&c 8000 breeding ewes; 3 good homesteads, shearing sheds, 6 eets of yards, dip. eto. i 5 13s 6d per aor*. £5000 oath. . 21« J_ VICTOR HARRIS._ QKAA ACRES, Feildine, sil in grees. ) OOXjyj conn-try oan aU be ridden over, 8 {•beep to the acre guaranteed: β-roomed dwelling and all neceuary outbuildings. £10 lOe per acne.' £10,000 cash. 255 O/yj/V ACRES, of which 1700 acre* are is grass, 13 paddocks, well watered and tested, 8 small, cottages, wooWwdand sheep yards, bush portion mostly totara. Tfeis is firrt-oliss limestone iheep country. and is without doubt one of the-cheapest sheep farm* oil the market.' 1 £7 per acre. £3000 cash. .. VICTOR HABBIS. SPRINGSTON DISTRICT. iAA ACRES, real good Farm, about CO ■iAjy acres in crop, well fenced- and watered; first-class 5-roomcd houte and urual outbuilding*. Situste 1 mile from school and post office. Very easy terms. £23 10s per acre. ■ ■ ■ . ' ' ■■■■ ■■ . ■■■ .5 VICTOB HABRIB. AO(\ ACRES, real good Cropping anS rtOXJ Gracing Farm, will carry 9 sheep to the aore; β-roomed house, β-stalled sisble, implement ahed, granary, sheep yards, aheating ahed. £11 per acre. Convenient to town. 11 victob habriß. theTcentral furniture auction . BOOMS. may be sent to the above 1 Rooms for . the ( Auctioa Sale on the Wednesday and the Saturday of eaoh week. Highest market prices guaranteed. Furniture also-Bought for Cash where Clients wish to avoid an Auction Sale. C 2312 VICTOR HABBIS.. DEVEREUX, KING AND GO. MESSRS OEVERELa. KING and CO., in conjunction with H. W, RICHARDS; Eiq., have received instructions from J. Boil who is leaving for Queenelaad. to &ELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at Oeveieui, King and Co.'s Booms, Lichfield street, oa SATURDAY, .14th SEPTEMBEB, 1907. His Freehold Property, situated at Rolleston comprising SGI acres excellent agricu.turei and sheep country, well wstered, subdivided into convenient sited paddocks, building* practically new, or if not auld a& a whole will be offered as follows;— Lot I—l7o acres, of which 85 acres are in Garlon oats, 60 acres ploughed for turnips, balance in English grass, 7-roomed house, new stable and 4 looseboxea, chafihouse, larg* loit, trap shed. . Lot 3—84 acres all in Edclish grass, adjoining Rollecton school, good 5-roomed house. Lot 3—400 acres good sheep oountry. 40 acre* sown in Cocksfoot, 160 acres ploughed out of tuasock, had turnips in last year, balance good tussock land. 6-roomed house. . AU under L.T.T. Sale at 3 p.m. sharp. Plan* can be seen at either office on Wednesday, llth inst DEVEREUX, KING and CO., LTD., H. W. RICHARDS, 3491 ♦ Joint Agent*. rvEVEREUX, KING AND CO., LTD. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. SOUTHLAND. 8500 ACRES Freehold, 7-roomed house, and outbuildings. Price, i 3 10s per acre. /2000 ACRES, L.1.P., Goodwill & per •we limestone oountry, carry 8000 sheep and 400 head cattle. No. 1 H. 8300 ACRES Freehold, good homestead, 1 sheep to acre, grow* wheat and good turnips £3 10* per acre "°- ' " j0 839 ACRES Freehold, 35,680 Leasehold, 10 965 aheep, 80 h**<J cattle. 6 horaea, implement*, eto; good homestead, guing concern. t-o.ow. NORTH. MOO ACRES Freehold, cloee to a rising town and railway, subdivided and surveyed, ready for re-sale. Price £10 2* Od per acre FoU 13 v> . W. B. DEVEREUX and CO., 153 Lichfleld etreet. MAKERS of the New Idea Cover, made With Canvas Lining instead of Felt These Covers last longer and are Warmer, Llaancr, and Cheaper. Satisfaction Secured at Last. Sand for a> t»rapl» New Idea Cover. Onoe atad *lw*yr used. For Horses aid Cow*. W. V. DEVEREDX and CO Cttat METHVEN AND ASHB«JRTON COACH? A COACH RUNS between METHVEN and A. ASHBURTON on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS. Leaves Methven 8 a.m.. ar. nve* Aihburton 10.45 a.m. Leaves Aihbur.cn 4.0 p.m.. arrives Methven 6.45 p.m. Parcels and Orders left at Somerset -■tables, Aihburton, and Methven Livery ■ liable*. ' ■rr- POULTRY TONIC snake* Hen* Lay and keep* Poultry Healthy. Try it. cam