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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1195, 2 August 1911, Page 10

AUCTIONS JOnNSONVILLE. STOCK SALE. TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST.2, 1911. At 2 o'clock. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell as above:—. 500 prime sheep. 10 prime bullocks 50 ewes in lamb pALMERSTON NORTH SALE. TO-MOIIROW.' 3rd AUGUST, 1911. 150 mixed aged ewes in lamb 300 mixed woolly hoggets 5U forwnrd ewes .50 lambs 100 ewo lambs ' 300 1-year ewes in lamb 150 ewes .in lamb 100 1 and 5-ycar ewes in lamb to S.D. rams .150 mixed hoggets 20 ewes in lamb ; ' HASTINGS. •TO-MOttHOW', ■ THURSDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1911. Dairy Stock, 11.30. Fat Beasts, 1 p.m. LUNDON, STEWART AND CO., LTD.. will sol!— 400 -1, 6, and 8-tooth ewes in lamb (heavy skins) 200 4 and G-looth wethers 100 ewes in lamb to Southdown ram . 110 fat and forward ewes 50 fat ewes 50 fat wethers 100 woolly hoegets i -100 shorn hoggets 50 fat ewes 130 forward cows and cows in calf 0.-c Kiwi Station : 10 fat cows (prime) On account Mr. 11. Gvcville— 10 dairy cows and heifers Auctioneers' Note.—The above line of Kiwi cows are of an exceptional quality, and buyers requiring stock of this class should not miss attending this sale. ; early entries solicited. . ' le~vin"sale. friday. august •', 1911, At 11.30 a.m. jy ALGETY AND CO., LTD., will . 30(f wethers (oft' hills) 185 sound-mouth ewos in lamb •10 fat wethers 100 woolly hoggets 30 prime wethsrs ! 15 springing l heifers 2 store cows ~ LEVIN SALE. FRIDAY, Ith AUGUST, 1911. . [ A BRAHAM AND AVILLIAMS, LTD., XA will sell, at 1 p.m.— -10 fat ewes and wethers 35 fat lambs 200 good ewes, in lamb to Romncy rains - , 40 fat wethers 200 ewe hoggets 150 2-tooth f.f.in. ewes in lamb to Romney ram? 15 21-year steers '8 fat and forward cows CLEARING SALLI OFDAIRY STOCK - ' AT PAHAUTANUI, • On ' ' THURSDAY, 10th AUGUST, • ..At 1 p.m. ATEW ZEALAND LOAN- AND MERi.™ CASTILE AGENCY CO., LTD.,havo received instruction's from W. N". Stace, Esq.', to sell the whole of his dairy stock, comprising 20 dairy Shorthorn cows and 1 "mil. The cows are to calve as follows:—' 17 in August 5 in Septeml;;r 2 in October, and 2 in November A brake will meet both the northern and southern trains. «"—-— ' ■ i'— ' ■ '■■» FOR SALE. QPLENDID Wnirarapa Property For 0 Sale—Air. Charles Fharazyn's wellknown Property, "Longwood," situated two miles from Feathefston. "The land is all flat, and comprises 857 acres, all in grass, with the exception of 15 acres of Native Bush, which has been preserved. The garden and grounds, which arc thirty years old, are most tastefully laid out. Tho homestead, a splendid brick house,' only recently erected, contains ,1T rooms, with'every modern convenience ~and is insralled with electric light. There are also outbuildings, motor-s ; he:l, shearing sheds, and usual fann buildings. The land, which is suitable for cutting up into dairy farms, is,worth the money without the homestead'. Some of tho poorer land adjoining has been sold at i'3o an acre. There is a cheese factory within one mile of the property. This is an opportunity of securing a pro : perty such as seldom : comes into the market. ..■ Price, .£3O per acre; terms to be arranged. For further particulars apply BARR, LEARY AND WILLIAMS," Accountants, Sharebrokers, and Land Agents, ' FoathoTston Street, WELLINGTON. KING COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. 9ft7 ACBES - L.1.P., on dray road, 180 /* v J acres grasj, all fenced; l-roomed house and outbuildings; creamery and school, etc., 2 iniles. Price £1 10s. per acre. i 'QAfllA ACRES, Nalivo Loans for 12 ; Oy"JV yours, 400 acres grass, i miles fencing, yards, dips, wharc; nearly all ploughable. Price X : l ss. per acre. CAA ACRES, 0.R.P., 23 miles town«"f ship and railway, on dray road, 100 acres grass,. 70 chains fencing, country. Price JI2 10s. per acre. 1 TQ ACRES. 0.R.P., 2 miles township JLtO and railway, 110 acres grass, all ploughable, 5 paddocks; 5-rcomed house, all conveniences; 0-b.iiled cowshed, etc.; on . main :road; 21-sheep country. Price X'lo per acre. 7i,-)/' ACRES, Maori Lease 42 years, with 'v'li compensation for improvements at end of term. Bush and big fern country. Price. 30». per acre. For further particulars, write to THORP APJD MWLLY, 'the real estate men, TAUMAKUNUI. "| QfJ ACRES, fully improved, good 8Jl OU ■ roomed house, cowshed, all outbuildings, 30 cows, hor»e, ca.t and harness, all necessary implements, 2 separators; handy to factory and school; no weeds. Price as a going concern, ,£l7 per acre; good terms can be arranged. *} 1 ftft, ACHES, 059 0.R.P., 450 L.T.P.; J-. l.\)\t carry 2 sheep per acre; 900 boms grass, balance good bush, good buildings and woolshed; well subdivided, mostly totara fencing, 8 wires; 1 milo from store, telephone, sckoql r.ud dip; and i miles from' Railway Station. Price, J.'s 10s. per acre; easy terms.' i)f)(* ACRES, all in grass and crops, .•V/40 excepting 20 ac:-cs bush, 6-room-cd ho'jse, H-bait cowshed, and other outbuildings; 9 paddocks; all sheep-proof fencing; 13 acres fr.rmps, 7 acres oats and grass; 20 a-'As just ploughed and gras.v-d, all good p!o'jg. u .a>,fe land; now currying 37 grown .■-itt'.e, .1 horses, U calves; on the r„-.d Were Roads; J milo from dairy I'jxtury, 1 mile from v.honl, post office and ctoie. Price, ,£lO l.ie.r ne.ro; terms, .£'soo aiih, balanco on uiortgaso .at .1 per cent, for 5 years. MATTHEWS & BENNETT, AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, Ir-.glcwocd. Tarauaki. QTUUV tho Property Market.-Th» O IJnck.Pago of "The Dominion" kj Civ! bdJ Farm Director/,