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AUCTIONS. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENC' COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD. CLEARING SALE. KQCBEBLEY. ACCOUNT MB P. SCHMACX, MONDAY, 19th JULY, Noon. The national mortgage ani AGENCY COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD. j who have cold the hav© receive* instructions from ME SCHMACK to hold : CLEARING SALE of the whole of hi LIVE and DEAD STOCK, on ih© abov dat-e. SHEEP— 70 Fat and Forward Wethers CATTLE— 2 Cows, duo August 1 Cow, in profit 2 Yearling Calves HORSES— 7 Draughts, from 4yr» to lOyns, broken tc all farm work Harness and Covers for all horses IMPLEMENTS— 1 McCormick Reaper and Binder, 1 M.H 15-coulter Grain and Manure Drill, witl Grass Seed Box. 1 Duncan D.F. Plough, i D.F. Disc Plough, 1 S.F. Plough, 1 Farm Dray and Frame, 1 Tip Dray and Frame, 1 Set Drummond Harrows, 1 Sot 3-leaf Heavy Harrows, . 2 Sets 3-leaf Light Harrows, 1 Set Chain Harrows. 1 Clay Grubber, 1 S.T. Cultivator, 1 Planet Junr., 1 Iron Age Planet, 1 Spring Cart, 1 4-horse Set Blocks (complete), 4 2 and 3-horse Trees. S Single Troea, 1 Set Intermediate Trees, 1 "Wheelbarrow, 0 Ladders, 1 Yyce. SUNDRIES— 100 Stakes, 70 Split Posts, 3cwt. Gal. Wire (new), 6 Coils Sheep Netting-, Plough Shares, Tubs and Barrels, o'tack Covers, 20 Pairs Fowls 1 "Washing ' Machine, l Mangle, all Farm Tools, and a quantity of Sundries. PRODUCE— 14 Sacks Tuscan Seed Wheat, 18 Sacks Seconds Wheat, 8 Sacks Algerian Seed Oats, 7 Sacks Garton Seed Oats, 3 Sacks M.D. English Ryegrass, 1 Stack Oat Sheaves (about 12 tons), -quantity Outs Leaf and Straw Chaff.

HARNESS— 1 Set' Complete Spring: Dray Harneee, 2 Cart Saddles (complete), 1 Saddle and Bridle, 2 Seta Leading Chains, G Pairs Plough Chains and Back Bands. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—Wo would draw the attention of those interested, to tlw Horses, which are a particularly sturdy lot, and absolutely guaranteed. Tho Implements are all in tip-top order, many of them being practically now. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OP N.Z., LTD., 6375 Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SAIiE.

ACCO"tnra MESSRS WHITE BROS., r- BALCAIRN, 6 g, MONDAY, 26th JULY. le i 'g —— rn n- rnHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND 5 X AGENCY CO. OF N.Z.. LTD., have received instructions from MESSRS WHITE! BROS., who have dis-osod of their property, to hold a COMPLETE CLEARING SALE of their LIVE and DEAD STOCK, on the above date. Pull particulars in later issue. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO. OP KZ, LTD., 6370 Auctioneers. ' McKENZIE AND CO. ST. ALBANS—£I4OO. Bungalow, 6 rooms and kitchenette, with outbuilda loss and 35 Perches of land. McKENZIE and CO. 8 /~ITY—£I2SO. 4-Roomed Bungalow, tiled V-/ 1 roof. Ever? possible convenience. ' McKENZIE and CO. QT. ALBANS—£IO7S. Bungalow, 4 O rooms,' all conveniences. McKENZIE and CO. "OICCARTON—£2SOO. House of 8 rooms, J-v 1} Acres of land. Every passible ' convenience. McKENZIE and CO. TITERIVALE—£6SO. 5-Roomed T-ehaped IYjL House, J-Acre, gas throughout, h.p. water supply. McKENZIE and CO. T INWOOD —£600. 6-Roomed House, gas, eewer, h.p. water supply. McKENZIE and CO. ST. ALBANS—£2SO. Two Rooms and Kitchenette (new), J-Acro Section. Worth tho money. McKENZIE and CO. ITY, WEST—£33OO. 13-Roomed House, ideal position, 1-Acre, every possible convenience. McKENZIE and CO. T>APANUI—£IOSO. Bungalow, S rooms, J- . and 30 Perches oi land McKENZIE and CO._ BECKENHAM —£1100. Six-roomed House and J-Acre of land All conveniences. McKENZIE and CO. McKENZIE and CO., Auctioneers, Land Agents, and House Furnishers, 143 CASHEL STRTET (Next the Bristol). R. ST. CLAIR McKENZIE, ! McK.6681-1351 Principal. , 1 FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUG- j TIONEERING CO., LTD., Hamilton, j A MODEL DAIRY FARM. RICH DRAINED SWAMP. OA(\ ACRES Freehold, tho 'Model Farm £rx\J of the district, and without ex- . oggeration the equal of anything in New j Zealand. All level, rich, drained swamp, j and with the exception of a portion in cul- e tivation the whole i 3 in English grasses and [ in great heart. The property wintered last ■, year 180 head of cattle and 800 sheep, and is used for dairying, fattening, and cropping, principally fattening. A small herd of 30 cows only are milked, but these were carried solely all tho season on l«o paddocks of ryegrass and clover, comprising 20 acres. These two paddocks at the moment are in beautiful condition. _ A large amount of chaff ( has been grown this season, averaging over CJ tons, and weighing out at 21 sacks to the ton. There is a beautifully situated _ Homestead of seven rooms, cowshed, a large barn, and stable, , a private metalled road rune right through the farm, which is situ-. - ated handy to factory on an asphalt road within four miles of a large northern town. Fences are of the very best, English wire 1 only being used. On a conservative estimate this farm wi'l easily milk 150 cows. Our agent assures us that from a persona] knowledge of the farm no man could be disappointed. There is nothing in the way of improvements left to be do no, and aa a daijy- r< ing proposition of quality the farm is ideal 1 and indications are th-it this property will h be £100 per aero within a few months. I PRICE, £70 PER ACRE. DEPOSIT, £6000. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., p F5257-3103 Victoria street. Hamilton. c< i PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS. LTD. NOTICE. L fTTHE CLEARING SALE advertised on aoJ- count of MR A. R. JARMAX, which was to be held on TUESDAY JNEXT, the 13th, will n<3w be held on THURSDAY NEXT, 15th inst. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Auctioneers j