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Horowhenua Chronicle, 7 February 1912, Page 4

AUCTION SALES SALE OP RESIDENTIAL AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY. TOWN HALL, LEVIN. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1912. At 2 p.m. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD.j have received instructions from Mr Jas. McLeavey, to sell by Public Auction:— n Sections of the famous Bartholomew Estate, comprising 78 acres of magnificent land divided into areas of from 6 to 15 acres with frontages to the Beach rd. and Mako Mako road, Levin. TERMS: 10 per cent cash, 10 per cent, in sis months, 10 per cent in 12 months, 10 per cent, in two years. Balanco can remain for 5 j'ears from date of sale at 5J per cent, with right to pay off at any time within that period. Plans and all paa-iioulars on application to the Auctioneers at Levin and all Branches. 93-t.d. Also 12 acres, subdivided into 4 sections ot 3 acres each, fronting yueenwood road and Bartholomew rood. LEvLN STOCK SALE. .FRIDAY, tfEBRUARi 9, 1912. At I g.m. MESSRS ABRAHAM AiND WILLIAAI.D, L»Ui., will soil: — til) good -± anu u-tooiu breeding ewes. GO tat ewes. 60 tat lambs. 14U iJ-tooth evvos. 250 stoic ewes. IUU ewes. 50 hunbs. 17 2i-year steers. 9 hollers in call. 136-3. 300 good fat aud forward 4-tooth wethers hilly,). 180 2 and 4-tooth wethers. 80 2-tooth wetiiera. 80 2-tooth ewes. , CO prime tut ewes. 30 Jafc aud forward ewes. 20 tat cows. 143-2. LEVIN JMUNITUUJi, JMtUIT AiND PRODUCE SALE. At the Central i*iart, Levin. SATURDAY, I'EiiiiUAJLU' 10, 1912. At i.du p.m. NpHE LiiiVliN AtOIIUALMUAu JL WU. Will coll — Uxi account oi a i&uiily leaving Levin, tno cuatents oi u. cottage: — 1 pianolorte, i sevvuig machine, 1 Uuuhtxs client, cUest draweia, wmn stauus, wai - - di'obe, waurasoes, Cliaun, crociiei.y, kitunen uteuaUs, etc., ulu. 1 oub&iue tu'ouuor, 1 gieen bono cuttei, i apray poaip. Also- J Apples plains, peuciies, etc. i. a., a. uvuzOjS, i37-t.a. Auctioneer.

jVJ i,\\ LVAA AS'l) LljilJLJoU, iiuvc leCtiivuci lusinicuons ironi Jus. -uiilcii, ov3ij. ; oi j.iauaai*iiiui, vtuo lias leuivxi uk> tuiui, io owi oji me α-lu i.'ojiuaij, uii J. jj.Ui. — UUU IiUUUiuJ Ciiw, uIIXCU. UgOi. ■iUu iujjo lauiLte. lioU 2-wuili weUi«is. 60 lonvaid uuiiocKis. 4-J Uk-j'QM'-oia sueers. li ltt-uiuntdi steera. ■ ii cows, i uuiii and 1 springing. '& horses, 1 quiet mure and 1 hack. 1 1 trap and harness, and 1 dray and harness, Implements and sundries. All the stock are nrst-claas, and are to be sold without reserve. A brake will moot the Jfalinerston train.. LUNCHEON PJiOVIDJSD. 142-1. OLEAIUiNG SALE. Oil account of W. It. McLeod, Esq., of " Harbour View," Porirua. oa THURSDAY, Jb'JßiiitUAJiY 15, 1912. At 1 p.m. OWING to Mr McLeod having sold his property, DALGETY AND OOMi'AN i', LUUIJJiD, Wei- I lington, will sell by Public Auction at his Homestead, situated about 1 mile from Porirua Railway Station, the whole of his stock as enumerated below. The sheep are an excellent line, and the wool from this property has for several seasons rea- I

lised top prices in the Wellington sales. Following are the offerings :— 150 2-tooth ewee. 500 4 and 6-tootJi ewes. 500 8-tootb. ewes. 50 f.m. ewes. 300 2-tooth wethers. 600 woolly lambs. 100 cull lambs. 30 Bomney rams. 20 head cattle. 3 horses. A number of sundries. Conveyances will meet the trains from North and South, which arrive &t Porirua at 11.30 and 10.30 a.m. respectively. LIGHT LUNiOHEON PROVIDED. 141-8. CHILD WAS CHOKING. "For the first six months of my daughter's life she waa continually attacked with croup and waa often black in the face from choking," writes Mrs Elizabeth Davies, 19 Browning street. Bth Yarra, Vic. "Wβ dia not know what to do, the Lodge medicine havine failed. I then gave her Chamberlain's Oou#!h Remedy and we have had no trouble since." For sale everywhere. — Advt. /RIBBON'Sr iast-iliipmeot of Q 'VJ to* if wry cbdice.