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' AUCTIONS. WELLINGTON .HORSE. RALE. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), 29th JANUARY, 1903, At 2 p.m. fn, ALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED. will;:sell in Mr. J. Keir's Abel Smith Street Stables, on account of n country client 5 first-class .horses, 5 and G ytars, suitable for order cart; trial; guaranteed sound. A ircally good line. On account of Mr. G. R. Hall— 8 heavy and medium draughts, 3 to 5 years, sound; trials given. " On account of Mr; G. V. Dyke— 1 spring cart, horse, 0 years. 3 van horses, 3 to fi years: trial. 3.hameis horses, •) years; trial. On account of Mr. T. Lawry, who has com--1 pletiid carting from Thoms's quarry— 2 first-clnps draught geldings,' 3 and 4 years. 2 first-class draught geldings, aged. 1 driiy, 2 sets cart harness, 2 sets leading harness, rugs, etc. • Further entries are now .being received. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD;-, G873 i Auctioneers. . .' . WANC.ANUI SALE. ' . EASTBROOK "YARDS. .' TO-MORROW, > . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, , At 1, p.m. v TV ALGETY AND-CO., LIMITED, will sell by public auction, as above— ■10 mixed cattle ' 30 fat and forward cows 20 18-mouth heifers • 300 wethers 100 mixed sheep 200 good rape lambs C 731 PALMER.STON NORTH. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1908. ' ThALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, in JLs conjunction with the NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, will sell by public auction, ns above— 12 3-year steers . . 650 ',I,'G, and F.F.M. ewes (good) ■ i- lilO 211-months Polled Angus heifers s!io -2-tooth-ewes, in lots to suit purchasers 'li: 800 2-iooth wethers, in lots to suit p\ir;"'l. '■ bhasers ' , 30 ?-to 3-vear heifers 100 ;IS-months shorthorn heifers .40 forward bullocks . , I". 43 4'and 5-year bullocks , ' . ' C 731 - \ 1 UPPER HUTT STOCK SALE. | ; THURSDAY, 30th JANUARY, 1908, ' 'I - : At 1 p.m. '• ■ . % . ■OALGETY AND CO., LIMITED, will Sell at' their Upper Hutt Yards, on . the abovo date:—' v 180 Lambs \ 230 1-tooth and F.F.JL ewes 100 2-tooth to F.F.M. cwcb ,30 4-tooth .wethers / 15 18-month steers 200 woolly '.lambs > ,' | ■SO 2-tooth ewes , s i t -30 2 and -l-tootb wethers > . B fat cows . 10 weaners .'. ' G 12—18-months heifers ■ i r :■ 2 cows 1 gelding ■1 -J draft - ' . / ' ,C 731 ''' ' WAVERLEY- SALE; FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1908, At 12.30 p.m. "TKALGETY AND CO., LIMITED, will sell ■*-' ns above:— - . ' 15 3-yenr heifers 10 mixed cattlo 20 mixed cattle -. 22mixed cattlo 1(10 2-tooth wethers 75 fat and forward ewes 75 fat > and forward wethors 170 mixed sheep lii.O mixed sheep 120 mixed sheep ■ Entries * can bo left-with our Waverley Agent, Mr. G. G. Potts. C 731 IMPORTANT SALE - T - of FARMING LAND, SOUTH WAIRARAPA, • SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, at 2 p.m. 1/STESSRS: DALGETY AND COMPANY, IfJL LIMITED, havo received instructions from the Public Trustee 'administering (ho c&tate of the late Mr. Josias Tocker, deceased, ] to sell, by public auction, at-the Foresters' Ilall, Masterton, on SATURDAY, February I, 1908, at 2 p.m., the following freehold propertics:— , < ■ Lot i. 40 acres 1 rood 30 perches, South .. Fcatherston, occupied by Mr. J. V. ' . ' Reed. Lot 'J. '■ 1104 acres. - ' Lot '.V 1094' acres. . • Lot 4. | 78 acres, with dwelling and out--1 buildings, and valuable clump of Native Bush. : 99 acres. , Lots 2 to 3, now occupied by Messrs. J. and A. .Tockor, as one v block, and situated Kaiwaiwni. Lot G.iSiG acres, Ivahautara, occupied by Mr. Arthur Tocker. Lot 7. 512 acres, Lower Kahautara, occupied ' ' ';by Mr. John'Cundy. : Lot ;-8. 77 acres 2 roods 23 perches, Tauhere"nikau, occupied by Mr. F. W. Burt. Lot 9, 9 acres 0 roods 25 perches, Tauhere--1 nikau, occupied by Mr. F. W. Burt. Lot 10. 42 acres, Tauhercnikau, occupied by 'Mr. F. W. Burt. Lot 10 will bo sold in two lots, ono of about 15 acres, and the other of about 27 acres. This sale.'affords a rare opportunity for buyers to secure conveniently sized farms in a prolific land district. The sale is a bona lido one, to close accounts in tho Estate. The land is well adapted for mixed fanning, and grows green and while crops to perfection. It is also ill the centre of a thriving' dairying district. Terms: 10 per cent, on fall of hammer; balance Ist April, 1903,. _ For further particulars apply to ' . ' DALGETY AND CO., Auctioneers. Or,; , W. B. CHENNKLLS, ESQ., Agent, Public Trustee, G993 Masterton. SI3LLING RAPIDLY. .-650 SECTIONS. .£5 DEPOSIT. -'i'MORNINGTON ESTATE," '• ;,,.' SOUTH WELLINGTON. THE CHEAPEST LAND IN WELLINGTON, ' approached froni Brooklyn and from Iterhahipore by the Elcctric Tramway Systems, off liritoniart Street. Tho. 'most healthful and delightful locality for residential purposes, sunshine from morn{iii; to night. Those in search of a site to build a home should not fail to inspect these sections.. MORNIN G T O N. Roads are now formed complying with the City Council's requirements. Footpaths curbed and channelled. Visit the land, and you will find sections that cannot he equalled for sizo and beautiful surroundings. PRICES FROM .£SO PER SECTION. ,C 5 DEPOSIT. MORNINGTON. Easiest terms ever offered to purchasers' of land. £a deposit will put you in possession of one of these beautiful sections. For plana and all other particulars, apply to the Secretary, THE SOUTH .WELLINGTON LAND CO.; E. M. BQULTON, Nathan's Buildings; DWAN BROS., Willis Street; E, W. WILTON, on the property; Or any Land Agontw CG7O