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auctions. PY2JE AND 00. ■Q UKSA SD E 1 SALE. MONDAY NEST, MAY 13th. On account MR G. E. T. SHAND, Dunsandel, A Draft of Fat Lambs and Ewes. PYNE and CO.. 9ggg Auctioneers. ' M B E R L E Y SALE. MONDAY NEXT. 700 Fat Lambs 150 Fat Sheep PYNE and CO.. gg-j Auctioneer*. A N G I O R A SALE. TUESDAY NEXT. 400 Fat Lambs 350 Fat Ewes 100 Fat Wethers "70 Forward Four and Sis-tooth Wethers 100 Six and Eight-tooth Ewes, rams m April .12th 120 Hoggets, mixed scxo3 SO Forward Ew~ co Auctionoere». DALGETY AND CO , M B"E K L E Y SALE. MONDAY NEXT. PRESENT entries— 300 Fat Lambs 200 Fat Ewes 100 Fat Wethers 50 Store Lambo 9095° Mt ' r " lo K PALGETY and CO., LTD. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. CLEARING SALE* THURSDAY, MAY 30th, At BARR HILL. A CCOUNT TRUSTEES LATE PETER -&• DRUMMOND. SHEEP, IMPLEMENTS, HORSES. THRESHING PLANT, ETC. Full particulars later. 093G DALGETY and CO.. LTD. QULVEEDBK SALE. TUESDAY, 23th MAY. SPECIAL ENTRY— Account TARNDALE and MOLES WORTH STATIONS. 2-300 Fat iwwl Forward Three and Fouryear Hereford and Shorthorn Cross Cattle _ 9997 DALGETY and CO., LTD. QULVERDEN SALE. TUESDAY. 14th MAY. PRESENT ENTRIES— Account MR B. HAMPTON. 161 Fat Lambs • Account MR "P. KEINNEDY. 113 Fat Lamba Account MR K. GUNN. 41 Fat Lambs Account MR AV. E. HAREi. 150 Fat Lambs Account MR R. A. PRESTON. ' 70 Fat Sheep Account CLIENTS. 200 Fat Lambs 100 Fat Ewes > 999 DALGETY and CO.. LTD. J-JARFIELD SALE. FRIDAY, 17th MAY. SPECIAL ENTRY— Account MR J. O. REDFERN. One 17-coulter Drill One 3-F. Booth, Macdonald Plough On© 9-tin© Giant Duncan Cultivator 2999 DALGETY and CO., LTD. T. MANDENO JACKSON. FRIDAY, MAY 31st, at 11 o'olock. PIARERE ESTATE (Lately known as Paoroa Estate). T I R A U. Highly Important Sale of Dairy Forms, 2800 ACRES RICH FLATS AND EASY HILLS, Divided into 8 FARMS 8. Areas Range from 245 to 417 Acrcs. T. MANDENO JACKSON TTAVE been instructed by the Owners to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Rooms, Customs street East, AUCKLAND, on above dato: THE PIARERE ESTATE, formerly wellknown as The Pacroa Estate, and recently owned by the lato Col. Hayhurst, divided into 8 farms, each farm (exccpt 2) is ring fenced, and many of them are divided into eovcral paddocks. PIARERE is practically all ploughablc, being easy hills with a largo proportion of splendid flats. Nearly the wholo property has been grassed, and the flats are as good dairying land as can bo wished for. PIARERE is well watered by creeks, springs, bores, and the Waikato river, and every section can carry its own dairy herd. PIARERE is splendidly situated, 5 mike from Tirau railway station, 15 mile 3 from Cambridge, handy to ealeyards. School, post office, and creamery adjoin the property, also another school 1 mile distant. BUlLDlNGS—Homestead 8 rooms, surrounded by beautiful old English trees; dairy, etablo, 2 workmen's cottages 5 rooms, 3 men's whares, largo shod 100 x 33 containing stable, 14 stalls, harnessroom, implement shed, garage and loft; smithy, manure 6hed, shearing shed, sheep and cattle yards. ALSO on Section 25 new up-to-date Homestead of 8 roomr, stone foundations; bathroom, p.w.c., washhouse, store room; water laid on from windmill. We can strongly recommend this property to anyone in search of a farm, for dairying, cropping, or grazing; situated in a rapidly rising district with al! convenicn«s handy, and approached from both ends by good roads. . ' TERMS —10 per cent, cash, 10 per cent, in 12 months, balance 5 years at 6 per ccnt. Plans and particulars from T. MANDENO JACKSONAUCKLAND AND HAMILTON. 9556 BALCAIRN AND LEITHFIELD. A MOTOR will meet Morning Trains at lialcairn, arriving from .'.'orth and South, and can «ect Evening 'JLrains joquired by wire CK letter to i FRANK ASHBY, Lei th field.