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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25, 30 January 1912, Page 10

FRIDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. 1912, Commencing- at 11 o'clock a.m. - SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION Of ONE WHALEBOAT, Car.vel Built, length 31ft, beam sft 6in ONE BOAT, Clinker Built, length 27ft, beam sft 9in ONE -BOAT,. Clinker Built, length 18ft 6in, beam sffc lOin ONE SURF BOAT, length 2lft 6in, beam 6ft Also, 10 dor. tin£ Preserved Milk, 22 tins Biscuits, 1 Insulated Chamber, 3 Filters, etc. ' „ At the Marine Department Yards, Bipitea Point. BRAND AND JOHNSTON have received instructions from the Secretary of the Marine Department to' sell at Pipitea Point, as above — . 4 Boats and Sundries. Three of these boats are practically new, and may be 'inspected a*iy time up to day of sale. K_ JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, Sltt JANUARY, At 1 p.m. CLEARING SALE OF CHOICE POULTRY AND APPLIANCES. ffiHE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERA-X TIVE DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr. E. Hall to sell by public auction at the premise©, Willow Dale Farm, Nai Nai, Lower Hutt, as" above—' 300 white Leghorn pullets 200 black' Orpington pullets 60 -silver Wyjuiaotte hens 60 black Orpington hens 200 white 'Leghorn "hens These hens are from splendid laying strain, and in their first year. 2 black Orpington roosters, prize winners, utility class 10 white Leghorn roosters, second year 10 white Leghorn cockerels 10 poultry .coops, in first-class order 10 poultry houses, for removal, various sizes • 1 brooding house, for removal, 40 x 14ft 1 ideal stove, with regulator and fittings - 1000 yds wire netting 3 incubators, 360, 160, 220-egg capaoity' 1 -bone cutter. . 1 sholl orUsber 1 small coke stove 1 clover cuttqr - , 5 Economic "egg-carriers ' 1 chicken house' and - wire, netting, for removal 111 1 tip ' dray ' 1 chestnut filly, 3-year-old, broken to saddle* and harness. This is a genuine clearing salo of highclass - utility stock, which will be sold ' WITHOUT RESERVE, as Mr. Hall's lease has expired. Inspection invited. „ Light luncheon provided. SALE OF, RESIDENTIAL AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY. TOWN HALL, LEVIN. THURSDAY, Bth FEBRUARY, 1912. A BRAHAM AND WILLJAMS, LTD., ■£\- have received instructions from Mr. Jas. M'Leavoy, to Eell by Public Auction— ' ' • 11 Sections of the famous Bartholo- ■ mew Estate, comprising 78 acres / • of magnificent land, divided into . areas of from 6 to 15 acres, with ' frontages to the Beach-roaH and -Mako Ma.ko-roa<l, Levin. .Terms — 10, pet cenr. cash, 10 per cent. in" six months, 10 per cent, in 12 months, 10 per cent, in two years. Balance can remain for 5 years from date of sale at 5£ per cent., with i right to -pay off at any time within th*L period. . Plans and all particulars on application to the Auctioneers at "Levin and all branches.-- - -- « .- PRELIMINARY NOTICE. " SUBDIVISION OF THE ARAPATA ESTATE. MESSRS. ABRAHAM* WILLIAMS, • LIMITED, in conjunction with MESSRS. GORTON AND SON, LTD., have received instructions from J. . BaM'Lennan, Esq., to offer by- Public Auction, on his behalf, at Messrs. Gorton and Son's Rooms, FEILDING, on WEDNESDAY, 6th MARCH, 1912, at 1 p.m., the above property, which consists of — ABOUT 3550 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL .ROLLING COUNTRY, situated at WAITUNA WEST, about 15 miles from Feilding, and one to three mile 3 from School and Post Office.' A school site is being reserved on the property. .This fine property is now being roadod, and will be subdivided into 11 Sections, ranging from 100 to 550 acros. Tho bulk of the country is FIRST-CLASS DAIRYING AND CROPPING LAND, and ib eminently suitable for mixed farming ; the balanco is exceptionally good sheep country. The land .haa Ipeen most ge/ierously treated ever since' the time it was taken up by the late John Maruson. Arrangements are being made for the erection of a creamery as soon as 'sufficient cows are guaranteed, and every section will front a metalled road. Exceptionally easy .terms will be given. Plans are now being prepared; and will be available about the Bth February, 1912, from Mr. M'Lennan, or from any of the offices of the Audtioneets. •WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. THE- Fourth Sale of the Season will be held in the Town Hall (Concert Chamber) on TUESDAY, 13th February 1912, at 9 a.m. ' In order to shorten the Catalogue, single and two-bale lots will be grouped as far as possible, and all two-bale lots not grouped will be treated as "6tar" lots. To facilitate inter-lotting no reserves will be accepted for such lots. D ALGETY AND. CO., LTD. TLF.C.A., LTD., and W.F.C.A., LTD. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD. G. H. SCALES. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. J. MACINTOSH AND CO. MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD. LEVIN AND CO., LTD t OTAKI FARM. * - TpKDR SALE; or Lease, three miles from ■*- Otaki Railway,' Station, 679 ACRES, 420 acres cleared and grassed, 60 acres ploughable, balance gbod • hills, 6-roomed dwelling, cow byres, sheds, etc. Price £6 15s- per acre. Easy terms arranged. Owner will lease at 7s per acre with purchasing clause." . WYLIE BROS., 184. FEATHERSTON-STREET, WELLINGTON. A GOOD HOUSE. EASY TERMS. XjTOR SALE, a very desirable property A in Brittomart-sfcreet, Berharapore; New House, 5 rooms, modern, well-built, stylish interior, finish; healthy position; good view. PRICE, £690. Easy Terms Arranged. Apply JOHN ODLIN AND CO., LTD., Cable-street, near Town Hall. ANTED — For hot weatherT~Ju"g . Covers,. 9d, Is 3d ; Meat Safe*, 6s 6d: Butter Coolert, 3a. Cooper, Garrard and Co., Ironmongeri, 171, Biddiford-iW