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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 163, 28 March 1923, Page 12

rurll land for sale. BEDROCK PRICES? SHEEP AND DAIRY LAND. -I A n ACRES, all in grass, all ploughable. 10 paddocks well watered; stock on 14-0 form at present 58 cows, bull, 2 horses and younjr stock; < -roomed house, all usual conveniences, concreted cowshed,, machines installeffi storeroom, etc.; right in the heart of best dairying district in North Island, miles front big town 4 mile station factorv and fi^ ce to hfa ms THE"MORTGAGEE IS A SELLER. Price £43 per acre; - £lOOO 7z^ V ACRES t 4lM O acr“ n i P n English grasses, balance good Tawa bush; papa P HARC6IJRT“ ' AND po.. LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS.' WELLINGTON. FOR SALE, vrtrr.HOLD, nil buildings; 500-600 acres rich river flat, in t?' Ln’nnce easy rolling limestone hills. Price £l4.p.a. Terms. ACRE'S "FREEHOLD Sintering land. "Carry 33 cows. ?>rtce, £45 65 p.a. Term?. Apply newton king, ltd., STRATFORD :: :: :: , TARANAKI SUPERIOR - SHEEP FARM, REAL LIMESTONE HILLS AND RICH FLATS . lonvc within one hour motor ride from Palmerston North; 780 acres of ‘ QUO fitCtniasa easy limestone hills, in splendid pasture: 120 acres of rich ’ This property will CARRY 24 EWES TO THE ACRE, and' ail lamba can be FATTEN . ED 0N THB FARM. . • r on rwidrlnnks bv good P. and w. fences; beautiful home of 9 rooms D i± e 4 1 T' n SECURE THIS LOVELY PROPERTY Balance ar£4ooo DErCfeix closely inspected and know this to be genuine, ranged for ! PALMERSTON NORTH.

AUCTIONS. great auction sale. GREAT AUCTION SALE. OF THS RUAHINE POULTRY FARM, NAI NAI, LOWER HUH, Of POULTRY, STOCK, AND PLANT. Including 1500 SELECTDD WHIIE LEGHORN PULLETS, YOUNG HEINS, INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS, and all POULTRY PLANT, COM b, FORD CAR, ETC., THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 1923. IT ERNEST LEIGHTON has reJljL ceived instructions from Geo. I‘arkins, Esq., to offer for Sale, by Public Auctiou, that well and favourably known Poultry Farm, situated at Nui Nai, Lower Hutt, known as ‘ LUAHINE,” established and carried on so successfully for many years by judicious culling and breeding, first by Mr. Crawford, and- of late years by the Vendor, who is now retiring. A.so, all Stock and Plant, including:— 600 choice W.L. PuLets (Lady Cornwall and Lady Sutherland strains) 490 choice one-yeur YV.L. Hens (Padman Nixon strain) 250 choice two-year YV.L. Hens (ladman Nixon strain) 11 YVhite Leghorn one-year roosters 22 YVhite Leghorn Cockerels 180 choice young Indian Runner Ducks (W Knight and Green strain) Three Newtown Giant Brooders Two Cypher Incubators (450 eggs each ' Two Cypher Incubators (280 eggs each) „ , . Sixty Egg Crates (21 to 30 dozen) Thirty Egg Crates (20 dozen) Two Egg Urates (10 dozen) Two Cows, in full milk Two choice Heifers Ono Spring-trap Ge-ding (good in all harness) Chaff Cutter (hand* or power) Six-horse power Acme Oil Engine (in perfect order) Ono full-lock Expr.ess (carry two tons) One Five-seater Ford Car, in firstclass order). One Heavy Spring Trap Single and Double Harness, Garden Plough, Three-leaf Harrow, Scarifier, Planet ’Junior, Dry-feed Hoppere, Bantail Power Mid, Belts, Pulleys, Shafting, Hand Grit Mill, Sixty-gallon Copper, Ten-gallon Cbpper, Hand Truck, Hand Cart, YVlieelbarrow, Ram, Tank, Pipes, and Taps complete. The FREEHOLD BEING AN UP-TO-DATE POULTRY FARM, containing six acres, more or less, five-roomed house, h and c., large concrete incubator house, large Kirn, loft, trapshed motor shed, two large brooder houses, fowl houses, 150 x 18. 100 x 10, six 9x9, pigstye, cowbail, water laid on to all houses 17 wired runs, largo and small, clean orchard in full bearing, garden paddocks. WILL FIRST BE OFFERED, MOST FAVOUR. ABLE TERMS, with right to take everything as going concern; if not sold, every lot will be submitted for absolute Sa NO BIRDS WILL BE SOLD PREVIOUS TO AUCTION SALE For cards to view and further details, apply to THE AUCTIONEER; H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 182 Featherston Street, or Lower Hutt. NOTE—Lower Hutt Motor Buses run near to the property. ' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1923, AUCTION SALE. At 2.30 p.m. OVER g ACRES. ABSOLUTELY THE PICK OF ISLAND BAY. SPLENDID BUILDING SITES. <4l SPLENDID BUILDING SITES. •RESIDENCE AND 5 ACRES. Messrs and co. have been favoured with instructions from Mi’s. R. Keene, of “Tho Pines,” Island Bay, to SUBMIT AT AUCTION on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1923, at 2.30 p.m. :— THAT MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY, “ containing over 9 ACRES, suitably subdivided into Building Sites, hav- , ing frontages to MOSELLE and DERWENT STREETS. The majority of the VACANT SECTIONS are beautifully situated, and planted with rare and well-grown trees, flowering shrubs, and plants, so that a HOME can be immediately built surrounded by a well-grown and ornamental garden. On many of the sections are valuable GREEN and HOT HOUSES, whilst the orchards are in FULL BEARING. Tho FAMILY RESIDENCE occupies a UNIQUE POSITION for YVellington, is in perfect order, and is approached by a well-graded motor drive.. Terms of Sale—2o per cent, deposit, 10 per cent, three months, 10 per cent, six months, balance 3 years 1 6 per cent. PLANS ON APPLICATION. HARCOURT AN© CO., Auctioneers. BUSINESS NOTICES. FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT CO., LTD., is prepared to purchase Fat Sheep and Lambs (by weight or at per head). The Company also offers Clients every facility for freezing an their own account. Prices can be obtained on application at the Company’s Offices, or from any of the Buyers in the country.