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AUCTION SAIiES. Bisley Bros. & Co RICHMOND YARDS. WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 2.30 sharp. Present Entries : 160 Hoggets. i n wool. 1 Ccav, jusfc in. 10 Head Eat C'at rl e. Further entries solicited. BISLEY BROS. & CO., Auctioneers. ——. v , MURCHISON YARDS. SATURDAY. October 28. 1 o'clock sharp Present Entries : O Head Mixed Cattle. o>:i-isting of 1, 2. and 3 year old Steers and Heifers. A Dry anu Springing Cowtj and OU IlVifers. 10 Young Draught Horses-. 100 Ewes, with Lambs at foot. ICO Store a-i:l Eat Wethers. Further H-ntrics invited. BiSLEY BROS. & CO., Auctioneers. TUESDAY., the 31st OCTOBER, at 11 o'clock sharp. AUCTION SALE. On the Premises of ; THE MAORILANI) COPPER COMPANY, LTD.. , ANISEED VALLEY. Messrs bisley bros. and co.. act in"- under in-1: uet:oiis_ from Messrs. DOUO.ALL & UPHA.M. S;>!icitcrs. C'hristehureh. wil] sel by Public Auction, on the premises as above, oil TUESDAY, 31st October., at 11 o'clocksharp— Three vertical boilers, each st-imped .oO'.bs pressure. 6 4CO-gal. tanks, 1 horizontal engine, 12 to 15 h.n. : 1 complete assav plant, with furrrxr. d'.ches .l/i'ance rcules, and chcndcais complete; platform scale* weighing to 11 cwt.. large quantity t.-f lvinir-g toulj> < f ai, d.' -l:p----tions. 6 anvils. 3 vyccs. wire roue?, blacksmith's t-ccl--. chains. 8 ere saw.-, portable ben.-h. 12 coils wire, several cases of oils. carpenters tool?. SCO ft. piping, rolls of /inc. fevfral eaaks of -pike?, nails. nu's and washers. blu-'k.-. .md pulleys, trollies, trind-tonemery wheels stumping inck. cn'cular raw?, travelling bcnih. 13 boxe o c"ndie-. 2 Tents' saddles, etc.. household t'unirtu*-;? ind ejects, ctlier artie'es <->:> numerous to particularise. 1 harness ma:e.

WITHOUT RESERVE. AI ro, . By Order of the Mo'.-lgageos. ALLTHAT p.:reel of L.:r.d. tx-n-talvintf 20 v.cres (more or les-"). b i "\ir Section :iurc.berfd. 4. Rlc-ck VIII.. cn t.'.o plan of :he Wai-r.ea District, being the who'.-. -■ ( ".he land ca-n: prised an J described in Cor:ificate cf Title, Volume 12. Fr;'i:> 76. nclscii D'?t:i -t: tosielher with BtH.c'inus hercoa .inoli ru-'••acnca cf 9 reams inj stable. Thy while to be S"ld •.radically withrul .-? > rvo. Fuller particulars and c.)n.!i:i-is can >e c.biair.LCl at- our ofH'.'c?, II.:.; 1 ■ .5% • .-stroll, >r at time of sale. Lunehcrn will bo nrov^lc-.''. BIS LEV EROS. & CO.. Aun'.ioiicrrs. SATURDAY. 11th NOVEMBER, at. Neon. AUCTION SALE OF valuable freehold PROPERTY.. SITUATE TAPAWEEA. Messrs bisley bros. and co.. acting under inftrurtions. wi.i i-e'l by Public Auction .aL their Land Sale Rooms. Hardy Street, ou SATURDAY, ilt-h November, at nor a— ALL THAT valuable En-h -Tel Farm situate at Tapaw;ra. 4j2 Acres, more or less, re.cenrlv cctupicd hv JOHN BICGS. This property is beautifully situated, -ies well to the sun. and should make a~i 6xce]lent- place for mixed farming, or for ruit cultivation. It is about two mile-> from the Tapanvera Rail-way S'ation. Ea?y terms ca.n be arranged. Full particulars at tile cfiices cf BISLEY BROS. & CO.. Hardy Street. \ .J H. TtajiMn & Co. CLEARING SALE OF FARM I MP] J: MENTS. E'lC. MOTUEIvA. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25th, at 1 -j.m. JH. RANKIN AND CO.. acting ■ under instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of the late F.

THORP, Esq., will offer by Public Auction, on the ab3ve date, the whcls. of the Valuable and Up-tc-da'-e FARM IMPLEMENTS ON THE BURTON ESTATE, including— Drill, Mower, Hsiv Rake. S. and D. Furrow Ploughs. Sulky Plough, Cambridge Roller. Wooden Rollers. Eninire Cultivators, Harrows, Discs Massey Cultivator (new), Drays. Harness, Tools, and other articles too numerous to particularise. J. H. RANKIN AND CO., Auctioneers. FOR SALE. SEVERAL GOOD SECONDHAND MOTOR CYCLES. U TO 5 H.P. PRICES FROM £lO TO £3O. S. WINN, VICTORY WORKS, NELSON. AGENT FOR BRADBURY AND INDIAN MOTORS. TO STAND AND TRAVEL THIS SEASON (1911).—Nelson, Stoke, Richmond, Waimea, Upper Moutere, Rosedale, Thorpe, Dovedale, Wakefield, Brightwater, and Surrounding Districts. —The fashionable bred Colt PRINCE DARNLEY. Prince Darnley is rising 3 years old ; a beautiful Bay, standing 16 hands 2 inches high ; lias a nice, inild temper, and is a. great mover. It has been reckoned by competent judges that he is one of the horses yet bred in the Dominion. He is sired by the renowned Silver Gift, imported (12) (359) ; by Prince of Cnrrachan (8151) ; dam Lady Darnley (9369)). by Darnley .(222), dam Dainty, bv Danger Signal (imported). by Ibrviil AHm'VI. dam 'Black Qii'tii. I>v Crov n L'riu'-?. '"I 'Uim by Noble i imported). Funi.* Darnley was first at Blenheim Ln 1909, and second atMafterton in 1911. The above w.II show that ho i.~ directly descended from the best blood in the Dominion, and lie cannot fail but. to make a n;me for himself at the Stud and in the Show R-ins. Prince Darnley will serve a limitec number of mafes only. Terms, £6 ; payable on or before 31<-f December, 1011. Groom's fee; ss-; at- first service.—lAS. YOUNG, o'vner; TOM CRAIG, in i Charge.