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AUCTIONS' UNRESERVED SALE OF lIORSIiS, ■ -/IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, SUNDRIES, ETC., ; . . . - - , AT THE FARM, BUCKLEY ROAD, ' / V. ; . SHANNON, WEDNESDAY, Stli SEPTEMBER, .1015. TIXESSRS. ABRAHAM, 4r WILLIAMS, ITjL LTD., have received . instructions from Mr. G. N. Stephenson ..'who lias Bold his farm and stoclcV to 5011.a9 above, at 1 p.m.— 2 saddle aJid harness mares ' i 1 mare, with foal at foot | Dogcart. ■ and harness, spring dray and harness, drill (Farmers' Favourite), .Cambridge roller, d.f. plough; disc harrows, tine harrows, fhoree blocks ' and'chains, wool press, mower (Massey .. Harris),. ; pea. " harvester, scarifier, slumping jack 16-gallon hand separator, honey extractor,- harness, plough ' chains, etc. Also a large assortment of tools and household, furniture. , . LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. WEDNESDAY, 'Bth SEPTEMBER, 1915. fi ORTON AND SON, LTD., AND *JT. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., , have been instructed by Mr. P. A; M'Hnrdy to sell by Public Auction on the"Farm,-''Beaulieu," G miles from both Palinerston and Feilding, on Newbury Lice, at Ip.m.— . • ■ 16 pedigree Jersey cows, heifers, and calves - ' 2.pedigree "Jersey bulls . ■ ■ - 8 useful-draught horses ' ' Farm, tip-dray - and frame, tip spring dray, Duncan swamp • plough,' • Duncan d.f. plough, seed and manure drill, Cambridge roller with grass seed-box ana rape «umi6tere, tripod chain, tine and; disc 'harrows, cultivator, 3 earth' 6coops, iron' leveller, 200 sacks oaten chaff; mangold - pulper, 'tarpaulins, hay^rake,-'men's wharo„on totara runners, garden' cultivator, and quantity, of harness, chains, bars," etc.- ■■ NOTE—As Mr. M'Hardv has sold the larger portion of his property the whole of the above stock, etc., will be sold WITHOUT RESERVE. ■ ■ • The Jersey Stud Herd, is a particularly good: one, and in first-class condition. . Catalogues can be had on application to any of the -offices of the Auctioneers. leave Pabnerston North litter the-arrival.of the Wellington^Trains. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 1 • IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE , Of . DAIRT 'STOCK, HORSES;. PLANT, ETC., At - iv • CLIVE GRANGE FARM, "On."' ■ : V". FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER .10th, •. ■ ~v. .■ At 11 a.m. -- WILLIAMS AND .KETTLE, LTD., T T have received, instructions from the Excelsior Dairy. Company (who have sold their Clive Grange Farm), to sell by Auction on the above date, on the Farm, the whole of their choice Dairy Herd, of ■' ' % i)A ~ COWS AND HEIFERS /WTtu..". . .. Comprising— ' ■ 35 choice Jersey cows, in profit 35' Shorthorn cows, in profit •' 60 selected Shorthorn, and Jersey .'- : • springers •• • '■ 50-' selected' Jersey-cross heifers'- .'- 10 dry cows a ; ? 'v : -' first-class. • heavy - dfaughtvniares.un SvtSfoaV'-(air go<id":workers)'' ! ';'- Spring,carters--, v ' v 5 yearlinz drauahts IMPLEMENTS ' 1 L.K. milking plant.(complete) 1 ' - Milk-cans, ' mowing machine, ■ hay . rake, 'drays, milk' wagon, harness, ' . and . sundries. ' . 1" " The above Herd is well known as being the best in tho district,, no expense, Having been spared in securing, .first-class milking strains from Taranaki.- - , .' ; , . LUNCHEON PROVIDED. - ' , ■ ALFRED REID, Auctioneer. . WHAKATANE. 17VREEHOLD DAIRY FARM, of 500 , neves, all level; in. centre of Rangitaiki. Drainage area; 300 ACRES ploughed and improved, tho ' remainder partially improved and now running cattle and sheep: 'Well fenced' and subdivided into a lot of paddocks. .'- VERY NICE ; NEW HOUSE of 8 rooms arid conveniences; large i sheds, : stables, and cowshed, - quite.- up to date. Owner milking- BO COWS ON PART Situated on MAIN; COACH' ROAD with 2 FRONT-AGES,■''-'and-would'cut' up into 3 nice farms•i""MlLE fromi.-CHEESE»:■ CPAC-" TORY.'- and 'within 1 1 MILE of SCHOOL, STORE/ P. 0., SALEYARDS, and NEW RAILWAY STATION SITE; This'-is-offered' to close a Trust Es. tate, and "can be: bought for £26 per acre; -^61000-Cash, \balanee terms to-suit parties.' THIS IS'A SNIP. •: For further particulars • apply " DUMERQUE AND CO., - Whakatane. . SUNNY HASTINGS. • APPLES FOR PROFIT. I .HAVE for SALE a GRAND APPLE . ORCHARD, of -10 -acres, 1 ' comprising the best varieties, with new. 5-roomed house and:all conveniences. . Only ljmiles "from post office. Majority trees 7 years old. Magnificent crop prospects. Everything :in grand order. Cash, required, about £100. 'Balance easy terms. To see is to buy. Full details from SYDNEY MARTELL, Queen Street, Hastings. ' ■■■•.- ~ ' WAIMATE PLAINS. ~ jj-vREEHOLD FARM, 100 acres, well sub1. divided by boxtnorn fences; 5-Toom-ed . house, good outbuildings, 14-bail oowshed; half mile from Bea beach, on Main R<nd, school and factory opposite farm. Price -646 per acre; easy terms. GEO; W. RODGERS; , : '• Opunake. TTVREEHOLD—A Compact Freehold Farm - of 400. Acres, in Puhgarehu district, Taranaki; two dwelling-houses, good outbuildings; well fenced, subdivided into 14 paddocks, exceptionally well situated; permanent water from never-failing streams; school and factory Kandy; excellent sheep country, produces heavy root 1 crops; .£l2 per acre, with easy terms. Geo. W. Rogers, Land Agent, Opunake. ,

; ' FOR QUICK SALE. ~ ~ -fi l6 Per year, 90 acres Freehold, divided yfcUV into 7 paddocks, all well fenced and. watered. The whole is nice low hills with a few a or es flat. Wintered 430 owes, 120 hoggets, « head of cattle 8 horsee. Good 5-roomod house, hot and cold water, bathroom, scullery, woolshed/ sheep yards, etc. Situated 26 milea from Mosterton by flood* motor road Price, for quick sale,>B7 10s. per acre. ,£SOO cash; balance on easy terms. ' W. INGLIS HUSBAND, ■ , ■ ; PAHIATUA. FOE SALE,-Hawke's Bay Sheep Farm-451 ACRES, Freehold, 350 acres in gross 50, acres in crops (rape, swedes, oats, and barley), well and securely fenced and divided into 12 paddocks, with permanent water in each paddock; limestone and papa formation, 2 sheep to acre country; all gentle undulating country, and nearly all ploughaWe; good 6-roomed House, with, conveniences and 'phone connec-. tion, washhouee, stable, woolshed, implement shed, buggy shed, etc. ' Situated halfmile.school, 3-mile post office.and township, and 4j miles from Tailwny station, all by best of roods. Price,, only JJIQ 103. per aorej «£lGoo'eash, balance 5 per cent Note.—lt is only on account of the owner's incapacity to work the l'arm-the resuit of a serious accident—that this, farm is on the market at all. look into it quickly—it's Cheap. Full particulars from - C. F. W..LEHNDORF, ; LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ORMONDVILLE. H.B. QQ ACRES, Freehold, nicely situated Dairy Farm; will carry 33 cows; well sub•7o divided, fences being in good order; about half has been ploughed, and there are no weeds; good 6-roomod house and 20-bail concrete shed, pigsties, calfhouse, gig and implement sheds; handy to school and factory, either cheese or butter. Cheese Factory expects to pay about Is. 7d. per lb. on tho season's output of butterfat; 6 milea to town and railway. Price, «£35 per acre bedrock, with .£4OO cash; balance at 5 per cent, for 7 years. ■ No. 8/939 lyA ACRES, 'Freehold; the pick of our dairying land, level.and nicely watered; I V no weeds; now carrying 40 cowe, calves, and horses; plenty of fc-ed; handy to school and factory, and lmlf-milo to railway. Factory returns for the last 5 years may.bo seen, and these average over ,£8 per aore. Price .£65 per acre; easy terms to a good man, as the owner wishes to rotire bo a warmer district. No. 2/56 : N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., - - - Kuk jawi£r> frg* s&lman,