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Northern Advocate, 16 February 1912, Page 8

WILSON & WILSON AUCTIONEERS STOCK, LAND, AND GENERAL. COMMISSION AGENTS, INSURANCE AGENTS, VALUERS, ETC. BANK STREET. WHANGAREI.

AGENTS FOR MASSEY HARRIS CO.'S IM PLEMENTS & MACHINERY DOMINION MILKING MACHINES MESSRS A. YATES & CO.'S SEEDS and MANURES, &c. fEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO.'S and HELLABY, Ltd., MANURES. PHOJEUMIX ASSURANCE CO. : FIRE AND ACCIDENT. D HAY & SONS, MONT PELLIER NURSERIES. AUCKLAND, PRIVATE SALE. 1 2 H.P. Taugye Oil Engine, nearly new. Buggy in first-clase order 1 D.F. Plough in good order. First-class Totara Posts. BASIC SLAG. BASIC SLAG. GRIPE DRENCH. Redstone's celebrated Gripe Drench, a certain cure for colic or gripe, Flatulency and all Intestinal Pains in horses. No stable should be without a supply on hand. ON SALE.—Cooper's Dip (liquid and powder), Cooper's Worm Tablets, Peterson's Cow Drench, Gibson's Patent Branding Fluid for Lire Stock, Seccombe'a Famous Faspalum Dilatatum (wholesale and retail). Yatee' Calf Food, Mclntyre's Pig. and Cattle Drinking Troughs, Spray-Pumps. ON HAND IN THE MAiiT S\ARM IMPLEMENTS of every kind. FENCING MATERIALS. Just arrived a large consignment of Plain and Barbed Wire, also Staples. Oats, wheat, maize, bariev, chaff, hay, straw, bran, sharps, [ Algerian seed o»ts, seed potatoes. SUCROSINE, A VAL.UABL.Ifi PIGFOOD. STOCK SALES. Whangarei, First Sheep Fair Wednesday, February 21st. at i p.m. sharp. £)Kf\f\ Sheep, including 1 nno ewes > 2 - to ° th Kf\f\ Ewes, 2-tooth to f.f m. Kf\f\ Wethers, 4 and 6OK'VJ tooth 1 f\f\ Fat Wethers If\ Purebred Lincoln Ewes, X\j 2-tooth If\ Romney Rams -I r\ Lincoln Rams All sheep to be thoroughly dipped before being exposed for sale, Kaikohe (Opening Sale) Tuesday February 27th, at 1 p.m. Cattle, including 30 BEEF C)f~\{\(\ Sheep, including QIA/\ Romney-Lincoln Ewes, OUU 2:tooth A f\f\ Romney-Lincoln Ewes, 4UU 4tooth Q/A/S Full-mouth Ewes O/( C\ • EwES ' 2tootn to f f- m - OQA Lambs Kawakawa, Thursday, February 29, at 1 p.m. - j 200 CATTLE 1 Sheep, principally ewes Xv/vJv/ from 2 tooth to f.f.m. Further entries solicited. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. Thursday, March 7th. We have received instructions from Messrs Killen and Wilson to offer for sale by public auction on THURSDAY, March 7th» at cur Bazaar r:su!eyards), Vhangarei, the following land: — In the Estate of the late James Anderson ;— Allotment No. 116, Southern portion of 115> Parish a Maungakari.mea, containing 240 acres freehold, partly improved. Allotment-No. 40, Maungakaramea, containing 121 acers freehold, partly mproved.

j On account of Mr W, North, Lookout Hill, 3 acres freehold more or less, having a frontage to two • roads ; house of five rooms and outbuildings. Only three minutes walk from Whangarei Post Office. On account of Mrs King, 2nd Avenue, Whangarei: —Section, \ acre of land, house of four rooms, scullery, wash. - house, etc., all in first class order; all conveniences, gas, water, etc.. Sale at 1 p.m. sharp. Full particulars future issue. PROPERTIES FOR SALE MAUNU ROAD. —13 Acres nice shelter bush, well watered, splendid building site, two miles from Whangarei. Price reasonable. 420 ACRES 0.R.P.—350 Acres in grass, balance good bush, ring-fenced and well subdivided, all good sandstone land and well watered by permanent ] streams. A very suitable farm for either dairying or grazing, situated about twelve miles from Whangarei by good road, cream cart passes the door. A first-class property and good terms given to a practical man. Hi ACRES (FREEHOLD) .—Ring-fenc-ed, ten subdivisions, eight-roomed House, well-built, good outbuildings, three miles fron> Post and Telegraph Office, seven miles from Whangarei, cream cart passes gate. Price reasonable and terms easy. No! 63. 408 ACHES FREEHOLD—3OO Aeio3 Id grass, balance bush and swamp, *wo miles of fencing three paddocks, nearly all level, well watered; tworoomed house and stable, two miles from Post and Telegraph Office, cream cart passes the gate %-mile from Railway Station. Stock consist of 150 cattle. Price and fur- ' ther particulars on application. No. 83. 409 ACRES FREEHOLD. — Three miles fro-4 Whangarei Partly improved, good limestone land, house of five rooms. Easy terms to a practical man. No. 6. 80 ACRES F R E E II O L, D. —70 acres in grass, balance scrub and swamp, well watered, splendidly situated for fruit-growing, new house of two rooms, barn, cowshed (concrete floor), dairy and other outbuildings, situated about six miles from Whangarei. Easy terms can be arranged. No. 4. 1000 ACRES KLP. about 700 acres in grass, balance bush and fern, well watered by good creeks and springs, subdivided into six padoiks situated near the coast; well adapted for both sheep and cattle. Stock consists of 300 cattle. Terms easy. No. 71. 740 ACRES TOTAL AREA—6S3 Acres frtehold, balance O.R.P. Ring-fenc-ed, eight subdivisions, nearly all in grass. House of seven rooms, and all necessary out buildings, well watered with never failing streams. Stock consist of 400 sheep and 40 cattle. Two miles from Post and Tfelegraph Office, two miles from Butter Factory, twenty miles from Whangarei by good road. Price £3. 10s per acre. Terms. No. 49. '60 ACRES—Ring-fenced and well subdivided. House of four rooms. Cowshed, dairy and other outbuildings; small orchard. Stock consists of 22 cows, 50 ewes and lambb, five pigs, three harness horses, spring trap, separator, cream cans, 3000 feet of sawn timber, 1200 bricks. Cream cart collects cream. Three miles from Post and Telegraph Office and seven miles trom Railway Station. Price an a going concern, £1600. No. 40. 167 ACRES FREEHOLD.—Ring-ffenced and well subdivided. 120 acres in grass, balance rough feed; good No. 11. 284 ACRES FREEHOLD, all in grass, sheep-proof fencing, two sub-divis-ions, four-roomed house and shed, i one mile from Post Office; cream J cart passes the property; stock j consists of seventy head e>f cattle; j fifteen miles from Whangarei. orchard; splendid house of seven rooms, dairy, cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings. Handy toschool, post and telephone office, six miles from railway station and butter factory. No. 46. 912 ACRES —Freehold: 500 acres In grass, 70 acres bush, balance fero and ti-tree; ring-fenced and subdivided iutc four paddock-s; 1 mile from P. 0., 2 miles from School. Cream Cart passes the property. A j suitable farm either for dairying \ or grazing. This property wilJ carry 400 cattle in its present condition. Price, £7 per acre. Terms i half cash, balance 7 years at 5 per cent. No. 82. 7G ACRES FREEHOLD.—Four miles from Whangarei, all in grass, splendidly watered, first-class orchard, all good dairying land; house of five rooms, and all necessary outbuildings. WILSON AND WILSON, PHART/FS CHAPMAN, Auctioneer