TO-MORROW, At 2J50 p.m. ST OUR ROOMS, 26, BRANDON-ST g ' PIASOSI r By leading English and Continental - - , makers. f£> £• "WILSON" AND CO. h*Tereceiv -fci-» ed instructions to offer afc then rooms, as above, -various pianos, includ' ing — 2 VERY FINE ENGLISH PIANOS, just landed, in rich -walnut, and full iron frames; exceptional fine tone. Very massive German piano; cosi 80 guineas; a grand instrument. "Was specially imported for the owner. The tone of this instrument is perfect 3 other instruments by various makers, all serviceable pianos. 'A. Sew more entries could be received. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. FRIDAY NEXT, At 1.30 p.m. AT OUR ROOMS, 26, BRANDON-ST. (Next to Klirkcaldie and Stains). .200 c iS?- 200 NORWICH AND YORKSHIRE ' CANARIES. FROM PRIZE STOCK. A Splendid Variety of Choice Songsters. l\ L. WILSON~AND CO. will hold a u^-» very large Sale of Canaries, on account of several well-known breeders, all ■well-bred birds, including some prize varieties. On view Morning of Sale. WITHOUT RESERVE A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. FRIDAY/ sth JULY, At 10.30 a.m. EXTENSIVE CLEARING SALE OF A LARGE LIVERY STABLE PLANT, CARRIAGE 'HORSES, HARNESS, "Etc., eta.' WITHOUT RESERVE. " JST LYOSTS'S ' UVERY STABLES, ABEL SMUTH-ST., Wellington. . Xjndesr "Instructions from the Mortgagee in the- Estate- of Messrs. T. P. Lyons and Co. nfi CARRIAGE" HORSES, broken to /SW s^.and-<L harness ryJaAJiJDSOME LANDAUS, by crack tr London makers g, DOCTORS-GIGS,' with rubber tires 4 LARGE DRAGS, to carry from 14 to 30 l A GOOD -VANS, by Rouse and Hur*fe Bell - EXPRESSES, HANSOM CABS, BUGGIES, Etc., Etc. OJ. SETS OF S. AND D. HARNESS Reading reins, hames, collars, saddles, •whips, rugs, pole, shafts, breeching, -wheels, lamps, livery coats, knee rags, saddle girths, mouth bits, lot of new' and second-hand rubber, lot of white lead paints, gold size, turps, trestles, bolts, Tarnish, drop links, etc., etc f\ Lv WILSON AND .CO. have xe!£3~* oeived instructions to sell as above, The whole of Messrs. T- P. Lyons and Cols extensive livery Plant, Horses, etc., etc Thi* is a most important eale. Special attention is drawn to the LANDAU* OABS, which are a really first-class lot, and represent large money. The sale is ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, and fuller details may be had from the Auctioneers. A. L. WDLSON, Auctioneer. SUBDIVISION PART TE MAT AT ESTATE. AT^THE ROOMS OF ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., fca^ITIKEI-STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. .'SATURDAY, 13th JULY, 1912, At 11 a.m. (TVBRAHAM AND 'WILLIAMS. LTD., t/x: in conjunction with' DALGETY lAMXXX, LTD.; will sell by public auction, as**bcwe, under instructions from J. St. C. JOUNNEAUX, Esq.. part of his beautiful TE^MATAI PROPERTY, comprising: — 300 ACRES, .■which has been subdivided into 7 SECTIONS, ranging from 9 -to 118 acres, suitable either for small Farms or suburban residential sites. lithograph Plans of the property are now being prepared, and will bo available in,--a^few days. TERMS' OF PAYMENT. 25""per cent, cash at tho fall of the hammer. 10 per cent., in bix months, which need not be paid if ''buildings to that value are erected. Balance for s' or 7 years at 5£ per cent, per annum. AUCTIONEERS', NOTE. This property offers every advantage to the dairyman, the fruit grower, or the stud farmer that can possibly bo desired. In excellence of soil, its situation, within ten minutes' drive of the important town of Palmerston North, the beautiful shelter provided on almost every section, the facility with which water can be obtained, it cannot.be surpassed by any property in the Dominion. IMPORTANT SALE OF CHOICE DAIRY FARMS, At the TOWN HALL, MANAKAU", WEDNESDAY, 31st JULY, 1912, At 1 p.m. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., xl have received instructions from Dufild Thompson, Eiq., to offer by Publit action, as above — His well-known property at Manakau consisting of 280 acres of magnjfi cent rich dairying land, sub divided into 8 Sections, ranging in area from 10 to 80 Acres; alsc a few one-acre Sections adjoining the Cheese and Butter Factors and fronting the main road. • The above property is one of the besl on the Coast, the toil being of exceptions quality, well grassed and watered, adjoin ing Butter and Cheese Factories, and th< Railway Station i& within a quarter of t mile. The property has wintered 18b cowi and 200 sheep, besides horses,- which fac speaks well for itu carrying capacity.TERMS— IO per cent.'.on'day of sale; 1Q per cent.' 31st August, 1912, when pos session will be given; *10 per cent. Is October, 1913; balance for 5 years at I per cent. Also, on thtv^ame day, • On account of C. Killein, Esq. — 106 Acres adjoining the above pro perty, and being part of the nami block, with dwellinghoubo an< cowshed erected thereon. This is a particularly nice farm, and thi buyers can gut possession on the 3Ls August. Tenui* — Same as abovo. Plans are now bein» prepared. For further particulars apply to th< 'Auctioneer*}.. f
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 151, 26 June 1912, Page 12
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