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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 121, 16 February 1920, Page 12

AUCTIONS, UPPER HUTT SALE. ' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1920. % THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell, .'is above, at noon— 5 heifers, at drop R springing heifers 8 fat cows and -heifers 8 fat cows 2 fat cows Also. abo\it 8 tons of Bailed Hav and 1 hand chaffcuttoiy and also 200 birch . posts. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE of HTfiIT.f'LASS FURNITURE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, Commencing at 11130 sharp. MR- G* ANDERSON. AucMoneer and IWI - J-and .-Wiif. OTAKT. i-- fnvnurrd with ( instructions from MRS. HUTHV'AITE, to sel; by public auction, as above:— 'THE WHOLE OF HER SUPERIOR. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, including:— , ' " ■ DRAWING ROOM: HANDSOME BRUSSELS CARPET, in beautiful .condition. 13ft. i 16ft., •ffaMsnnm CHESTERFIELD, fliree EAh\ CHAIRS upholstered, 4 Clin.irs iiprinlstei-ad, exceptionally HANDSOME and large CHINA CABINET.-,' ••ns'ns 4 -* Ivr»'l) a?fl Trnn«. Krncy fOATj -. \>A,®, .large OVERMANTEL MIRRnn. Fai.icv Tallies, FLORENTINE - VASE, ORNAMENTS,. PICTURES,' . alga I, UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. ~ . .a very fine-lnped instrument, a rare opportunity ,is afforded here. . ' DINING ROOM-. HANDSOME CARPET. 12 x l?. and . -T!.,.r ve-r W\p, PTTIF-BOARD.- 6 h.b. CHAIRS, CHE.STERFI'T'.T'n. , . PVTENSTON DINING TABLE Dinner Wagon (3 shelves), Octnaon ■ T f ili|p. BRASS WOOD BOt CLOCKS, _ GLASSAVARE, Jugs, ■ Deeanterc, ,'UTT,KRV. Forks, Spoons, EOAVI.-S, Pot) Plants . Lino-: .enm 17 x 20, Rugs,' etc.. etc., and '1 TEA SET, ■' 1 DINNER SET. BEDROOMS: FINE W.iRDROBES.' Duchess Chests Wivdpfnnd.s TOILET SETS, BAND- ' SOME BRASS RAIL DOUBLEBED- ■ STEAJ), Cnrpets. CHAIRS, Fenders, Cornice Poles, Morris Chairs. HALL: . COSTLY CAR-PET RUNNER (37ft.), fine HALL STAND, Wicker Chairs,- ; Bracket T.nnins, LINOLEUM, 1 Rugs,PICTURES, Wire Door Mat, Scrap- ' er, etc., etc. KITCHEN: ' Large assortment of Kitchen Ware, English Double Burner Oil Stove, Oven and Griller, Dressej-, Chairs, Rugs, Basins, Meat Dishes, Plates, Cups Saucers, Kettles, etc. ir . n ' OUTSIDE: Milk Pans, 2 Churns, Butter Cooler, Scales and Weights, Flower Pots. :l ■ ranks, wire 1 netting, corrugate/I Iron 120 pieces), Lawn Mower, American ball bearing (nearly new), Harness, Saddle and. Bridle. Mangle, Grit .Mill Washing Machine, Wringer, Grindstone, Axes, Saws, Fencing Wire, etc., etc.. and •-». 1 FLAGSTAFF, PAINTED WHITE. Also, one 'house Cow, a beauty, Pigs, Poultry, etc., etc. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The above sale affords Mnnawntu residents a rare opportunity .'of securing high-class Furniture in well-kept ..condition, at auction -prices Arrangements can be made for storing purchases. Light Luncheon provided. TRAIN TI.ME-TABLFj: Leave Thorndon 8.20, 9.10; Return Thorndon, 3.47, 5.5, 7.48. Leave Piilmerston North, 7.10; Return 6.53. G. ANDERSON, Auctioneer, Otaki. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF '• . LAND. , ' SUBDIVISION OF "CIIARTLEA PARK" ESTATE, SOUTHLAND. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1920, at 1.30 p.m., AT TOWN HALL, GORE. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., ; < ' LTD.. have received instructions from 1 lie Executors in the Estate of tha late' W. M. HAILES, Balfour, to sell by public auction, at- the above time and place, the .whole of the. "CHARTLEA PARK" ESTATE, comprising .8559 acres, exceptionally cood agricultural land, in SIXTEEN FARMS, ranging in area from 220 acres to 1572 acres, as under:— A.;r. p. A. r. p. Lot 1 243 126 « Lot 9 ... 219 227 Lot. 2 ... 230 0 37 Lot 10 ... -219 3 36 Lot 3 ... 393 212 Lot 11 ... 507 3 27' Lot ,4 1.. 365 209 Lot 12 ... 907 2 20 Lot 5 ... 532 234 Lot 13 ... 636 2 1 4 Lot 6... 321 1 05 Lot'l-t ... 507 0 37 Lot 7.... 447 2 21.8 . Lot 15 ... 1221 017 Lot 8 ... 225 2 0-1 Lot 16 ... 1572 3 18 The above Property is .'very conveniently situated, and well rcaded, each of the sections having a frontage on to a road. It li«s between the Gore-Ltmisden Railway' on the one side and the InyereargillLumsden Railway on the other side, and there are two Railway Sidings practically adjoining the property. TJie distance from Lunisdeii anil "Balfour Townships is about foiir miles. At Balfour there is a good, nprlo-dhte Dairy Factory. About 4000 acres is heavy, rich, flat land, a'considerable area 6f which was originally heavy swamp; 2500 acrcs, good flat agricultural land; and the balnnce is exceptionally good grazing. The greater part of the property is well adapted for dairying purposes. 'On the homestead block there is a full range of buildings, including good modern dwelling and large Shearing-shed, fitted up with machines. Telephone eonnectioii TERMS: 10 per cent, cash on. fall of hummer. 15 per cent, in one _n\onth, 15 per cent, in 2 years, balance in 5 years, interest on unpaid balance, 5J per cent. Intending buyers will be shown carefully over the property. . / Tlans and fuller particulars ojl- application to anV of the offices of WR-IGIIT. ' STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., or at ' I Office of D. L. POPI'ELWELL, of Gore, ' Solicitor for the Estate. i : IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION SALE ; OF DAIRYING COUNTRY. NEWTON KING, ill conjunction with flip NEW 7,EAT,AND LOAN AND . MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., lias receivpd instructions from BROWN BROS., of PUKENGAHU, to Sell by Auction, At his SALEROOMS, STRATFORD, On SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1920, At 2.15 p.m., The whole of their well-known PUKENGAHU ESTATE,' containing - about 1000 ACRES 'more or 1e?s), [ iind subdivided into 11 Dairy Farms in small areas. Terms of the sale will lie:— 1(1 per cent, fall of hammer, l(i per cent, date of possession, July f 1, 1920, h per'cent.'in 12 months, or equivalent in improvements, , Balance purchaso money to remain t on mortgage for 7 years at 53 per p . cent. s This fine' block is situated about .8 miles from Stratford, and comprises some of tho best dairying -'ountry in : Tarnnaki. PLANS ON APPLICATION. NSfWTON KING, • Stratford.