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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVII, Issue 26, 31 January 1913, Page 8

Auction Sales. Sale of Dairy Herd Mllhln^ Machines Horses, Pigs SVSiIR Waggons —AND— Dairy Utensils. MONDAY NEXT. AT 11 A.M. At the Yards of E. BARTLETT, Esq., Rocky Creek, Havelock Suburban. Owing to dissolution of partnership between MESSRS BARTLETT and NORTH, Havelock Suburban, THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY have been instructed to sell by I Public Auction as above— The whole of Messrs Bartlett and North's High-grade Dairy Herd and Appliances Comprising:— 75 Seated Milkerst, in full profit 1 Pure Jersey Bull, 3 years 1 Pure Jersey Bull, 4 years 1 Shorthorn Bull 2 Draught Geldings, 5 years, all work . 2 Half-draught Mares, 4 and 6 years 2 Half-draught Geldings, 6 and 8 years 2 Light 'Harness Geldings, 4 years, broken to single and double harness. ' PIGS. PIGS. 30 Porkers (601bs) 2 Baconers 9 Breeding Sow§ 40 Weaners. L.K.G. 6-covv Milking Machine Tangyes Oil Engine (2-h.p.) New Century Steamer (for washing utensils) Boiler (60 gjSKns) 20 Milk Cans ■ Buckets, Whey Tubs, and sundries. Four-wheeler Milk Waggon, Express, Gravel Cart (6-inch tyres), Tip Dray, Duncan D.F. Plough, Deering D.F. Disc Plough, McCormick Mower, 3-leaf Tine Harrows, Set Spring Tine Harrows, Deering Disc Harrows, 4 Sets Leading Harness, Saddle and Breeching, Homester Stove, Searchlight No. 8 Stove, Scalding Trough. 4 Nannie Goats. Owing to the magnitude of the sale no outside entries can be accepted. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. By arrangement with Mr Bartlett horses can be grazed to suit buyers' convenience. All the horses are. warranted sound and staunch. The cows have been specially selected, and the herd has the . well-merited reputation of being one of the best in the province. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. ' R. STANSFIELD, Auctioneer. GOODWILL. OF LEASE OF AGRICULTURAL FARM. TO - M OR RO W:| ' 12 NOON. MESSRS GRIFFITHS AND SON, instructed by Mrs E. Connolly, will sell by auction at their rooms, High Street, as aboveAll the lease, interest, and goodwill in her lease of that splendid agricultural farm known as the "Catholic Section," situated on the New Renwick Road, and comprising 150 acres. The lease has 3 years to: run from the 24th February, 1913. This is a very fine piece of property, and having been mostly used during recent years for grazing purposes is now m good heart. Further particulars on application A. R. THOMSON, Auctioneer. SUBDIVISION OF Delta Station. T EVIN AND CO., LTD., and JU GRIFFITHS AND SON (in conjunction) have been favored with instructions from Mr W. Pollard to sell immediately BY PRIVATE TREATY, 3000 Acres. 3000 Acres. —IN— 8 LOTS OF FROM 300 ACRES TO 600 ACRES. The land to be sold now is all situate on the northern side of' the Middle Renwick load, and includes a large proportion of good agricultural land. The productiveness of a considerable area has been amply proved, and each lot to be sold will be a convenient size and & payable farm. The property is close to Public Schools and Post Office. PRICES. For fear it might be thought that the prices are based on the high side, $r s&ents are able to announce that Mr Pollard has agreed to accept their valuation of the property without addition, and the prices therefore are the prices FIXED BY THE AGENTS. AGENTS' NOTE.—We have every confidence in offering this property that the opportunity for buyers is a most-excellent one. The sitaation, the quality of theeoil, and the prices are right, and buyers are assured that each farm is worthy of inspection and good value at the money asked. TERMS. The terms are as follows:— 5 per cent. NOW. 10 per cent, on Ist March, when possession will be given. , Balance for 5 years at 5 per cent. LEVIN & C0 v LTD GRIFFITHS AND SQN, Joint Agents. UP-tO-DATS 3SOTOR CAB ~" FOR HiRE, MR W. RAGG has one of the later. and most np-to^date five-seat^ Star Motor-cars for hiro. Orders left with Mrs Frank Aflame wd2 receive prompt atftmtioa. Telephone lIS,