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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12401, 24 October 1903, Page 8

•'* Sales by & net: on. ■pEIDAY. jSJOYEMBER g ? AT 12 NOON SHARP. TMPOBTANT gALE OP QITY AND SUBURBAN pEOPEETESB. JJE. J rpiOENES T« Wnnred by instructions to sell by auction at&eLand s"le Rooms. 91, Queen-street, /-I BEY-STREET, QITY, Twn Excellent Dwellinghouses, o'ne.built of brick and concrete, containing 8 rooms and known as "Bristol House the o?h™ of wood, 9 rooms, known as "Alma House" with the particularly valuable Miment on which they stand, having 06 f«t frontage to Grey-street and K. teet Sin w Neal's Lane. Also, By order of Lady removing on account of ill-health, JJOOTT DEN OAD. VERANDAH DWELLING of 6 rooms; bath; iron roof; range, gas and city water; stable trap shed and workshop, with iron roof standing on splendid lovel allotment, having 50 feet frontage to Mount Eden Road, by 200 feet. Rich volcanic soil. Also. T7-HYBEE pASS J> OAD THREE Neat Cottages and Two Vacant .x. Level Allotments, all freehold, and in first-class position; nearly opposite the threat Ko T&cSgcs'-willbe positively sold. Also, /^jNEHUNGA. QTTEEX-STREET-Splcndirl Level Section, having WO feet frontage to Queen-street byl37fcettoHardmton-3treet; fenced and rich soil. Also, T«rrOETHCOTB. I > EVIDENCE, 8 rooms, and about 73 acres (land; fenced and in grass, garden, and orchard- dairy, stable and coacn-nouse; S-houseetc.; all iron roofs; all securely fenced Held on favourable lease with 44 years to run at a nominal ground rent. FOE ABSOLUTE SALE. Full particulars of the Auctioneer, T rPHOENES, 91, Queen-street. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, At 11 o'clock. G. W. BINNEY AND SONS Have received instructions from the Auckland Provincial Agricultural Association to sell at the rooms of the Association, 155, Queenstreat, rpEE PRIVILEGES FOR THE SHOW, To be held on the 27th and 28th NOVEMBER, Of PUBLICANS' BOOTHS, MEMBERS' BAR, AND REFRESHMENT STALLS. Conditions of Sale may be seen at the Offices of Messrs. W. J. Hurst and Co., Queenstreet. THE AUCKLAND FARMERS' UNION, LTD., Will hold their ICIEST A NNUAL TTORSE GALE AT WARKWORTH, WEDNESDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, When Upwards of 1 A A HORSES WILL BE OFFERED OF ALL L\J\J CLASSES. Details in future issue. Entries Solicited. G. SNOOK, Auctioneer. APPROACHING DALES, KANGIEIRI SPRING SALE-Wednesday, October 28. HAMlLTON—Thursday, October 29. DiIAUPO— November 3. WAlHOU—Friday, November 6. IE KUlTl—Tuesday, November 10. UiIAUPO BULL BALE—Tuesday, November 17. SPECIAL HORSE SALE (Kamilton>-Wednes-day, November 16. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28. RANGIEIRI SPRING CATTLE SALE. 7A A HEAD . WELL-BRED CATTLE i \J\J 100 3£ to 4-year-old Steers, almost fat, Hill Bros, and Pirama 240 Well-bred 2J to 3-year-old Steers, W. Paterson, C. Waiter, Baker Bros., F. Finch, J. Duffy, Pomare, J. H. Niccolls, Nehemia, I). J. Marsh, C. Chiug, A. Upton, J. H. Murray, F. Aunanuale. A. F. Annandaio 60 Well-bred Yearlings and Two-year-olds, F. Finch, F. Lowry, J. Billings, Geo. Hill. 20 Fresh Empty Cows, Hill Bros. 100 Mixed Cattle, W. J. Arnaboldi, Jno. Bregmen, P. Tippett, and neighbourhood 40 Choice Springing Heifers at profit, Hill Bros., and Geo. Hill, A. F. Annandale, J. H. Murray and Jno. Bregmen 1 Two-year Bull, Hill Bros. 1 Bail, D. J. Marsh 100 Well-bred Young Cattle, Geo. Ingram. Entries Solicited. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. "I?AT, STORE AND DAIRY CATTLE, SHEEP, 1? PIGS, ETC. Immediately after the Fat Stock. On account of Mr. Andrew Casey, who has disposed of his Riverside Estate:— 120 Very Choice Dehorned Two-year-old Steers, wintered on turnips 14 Twelve to 18-month Steer;? 7, Draught Mares and Geldings, first-class workers Black Mare at foaling to Workman, firstclass worker Bay Mare, 7yrs, by Never Mind Him, firstclass worker Grey Mare, stinted to Singlestick, firstclass worker Bay Gelding:, 3 years, by Campsie, firstclass worker Chestnut Gelding, 6 years, first-class worker 2 Aged Draught Geldings, first-class workers Yearling Colt by St. Hippo out of a Muskapeer mare Massey-Harris Binder (new last season), Champion Drill in good order, Cambridge Roller, 2 D.F. Ploughs (R. and G'.). 3-Furrow Mnssoy-llarris Plough. Tine Harrows (4 Leaves), 2 Sets Disc Harrows, Waggon and Frame, 8 Sets Plough Harness, Set Shaft Harness, lot Swingle-trees. All the implements are in first-class repair 20 Steers, 1 to 2£-year-olds, Kirikiriroa 15 Yearlings, Eureka 35 Well-bred Pigs, Te Ukn 1 Cattle Dog 1 Sheep Dog 2j Prime Beef. Rukuhia 30 Choice Yearlings. Rukuhia 30 Fat Sheep, Rukuhia 100 Fat Ewes, J. Allen 50 Fat Ewes, Freshfield 30 Good Beef. Hukanui and Obaupo 10 Eighteen-month Steers, Johnstone Bros. Three-year-old Woodlands-bred Bull Four-year-old Pure-bred Bull, Thos. Morrow 10 Well-lire 1 Two-year Steers, M. G. Farrer 10 Springing Heifers, Waipa, Kirikiriroa 30 Piss (Slips) 30 Fat Sheep, IT. Bedford 25 Fat Sheep, W. Chitty 8 Fat Bullocks rvrime duality 12 Forward Three-vear-old Steers, S. Knight Pure-bred Berkshire Boar, 12 months old Entries Solicited. Sale at 12 o'clock. Also, at 2 p.m., By order of the Public Trustee, as administrator of John Causlnnd Booth, deceased, ALLOTMENTS 242 and 243, Parish of Pukete, and Part Allotment 2, Parish of Te R'lpa, containing 80 acres. This is a wellknown property alongside of No. 1 Bridge. Hamilton. - Full particulars to be obtained from the local agent for Public Trustee, Mr. J. S. Bond, or the undersigned. Also, GOODWILL OF S. G. JEFF'S 150-ACRB VX FA KM. within one mile of Tamahere Railway Station, Creamery. P. 0., and Store. A compact, good farm, subdivided, and all in grass; five-roomed house, outbuildings, cowshed, and yards. Title: Lease in Perpetuity.' rent, 6s an acre. Terms: 10 uer cent, on fall of hammer, balance on completion of transfer. OHAUPO STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. A AA WELL-BRED STEERS FROM 2 TO 3J■±UU YEAR, from different sellers. 35 Choice 12 to 18-months Steers and Heifers. Entries Solicited. McNTCOI. AND CO. Q. P. MOCULLAGII, Auctioneer,