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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15249, 12 March 1913, Page 14

"" . 'Sile»"v'by] Aacttpa. ,:. vV.- ■ .**■ . mm jJATIIAEKBT. ' F¥®-, "M^ 0 " 14, • • ' AT- M.30.: \ ; /VATS, , CHAFF. v . HAT. ETC. 100 SHEETS GALV. IRON, 10ft tongtSw. « slightly damaged. - . 100 SHEETS GALV. IRON, Mt lengths. elightly damaged . 100 SHEETS; GALV. > IRON, various lengths. elightly damaged ■ SO SHEETS GALV. IRON. 6ft lengthi, slightly damaged , 1 5-TON SPRING LORRY. in good order. - 12 Noon. 1 MEDIUM . DRAUGHT* BLACK MARE, four years .old,. work anywhere, from P'ukekohe ' ' ■ 1 BAY GELDING, good hack and harness horse 4 PART-WORN HORSES, suitable for farm - work i • , 3 REAL GOOD . SORTS, suitable for light • spring-cart work - . . BAT 1 MARE, fast and reliable in harness.' ■■ ' Also, From Opotiki. 3 HEAVY BAY. GELDINGS. fire and six year olds, any trial, and thoroughly sound. : /'i *. ' LFBED "gUCKLAND AND gONS, pAST rjUMAKI. '• . / gATURDAY, I^JABOH ' : AT. 11 A.M. LFRED JjtjCKLAND AND gONS, Have- been instructed by Mr. Charles Clarke, who has sold his East Tamaki property, known as THE APPLE FARM, to Sell as above. . • ■ - "• rpHE WHOLE OF "HIS LIVE AND DEAD ,1 STOCK. Consisting of.' 0Q DAIRY COWS, milking and to calve 10 CHOICE HEIFERS, by pedigree Jersey bulla _ 20 , HEIFER CALVES, by pedigree Jersey bulla V''<; THE BEG. PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL, "CAMPANILE SUMP AN (imported) THE BEG." PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL, "HOME RULE" . 3 BREEDING SOWS, 13 small pigs; V number White Leghorn Fowl® 1 MEDIUM-DRAUGHT MARE, very fast and reliable in harness 1 BAY GELDING, work anywhere 1 YBABLING COLT, by Salvadan 1 GREY GELDING, aged ; 2 SPRING TRAPS'? Dray and Frame; 3 Sets trap j Harness . DEERING MOWER, new;, 6 J*, llough. - m.H.. Tripod Harrows, 12 Milk Cans, Riding Saddle. Pulper, Grindstone, Cow Rugs, Quantity Corrugated Iron, large quantities Sundries, etc. A conveyance will leave Otabtiu railway station at 9.30 a.m. on day of Sale. LUNCHEON i PROVIDED J^LFEED : JJUCKLAND AND gONS, WEDNESDAY.,: J£AROH 26» AT 12 NOON. JyjTEWCOMB, Will Sell . by Auction. at his Rooms, His Majesty's Arcade, in the Estate of T. W. KNAGGS. Deceased, pOTTAGE AND gECTION, JJOUNT J^LBERT., WITHOUT RESERVE. CLOSE -TO - STATION. VOLCANIC SOIL. Allotment 13. of Part 7, of Lot 37, of A Section 59, Borough of • Mount Albert, having, a frontage of 50ft to William Street and a depth of 200 ft, more or less; together with "comfortable .Cottage-, of 3 rooms, range, water laid on. . Outbuilding; all fenced and in garden. Close to station, and in an elevated position. • Also, yiLLA AND JJALF RCRE, MEW : ; v T TNN. * JU T7ILLA, of 4. good rooms; : scullery, washV house, with fixed, tubs; range: oity water laid on. iron roof; brick chimney; only ' built three years. Let .to good tenant* at lCs week. Good section of half an acre, with frontage of 50ft-to Titirangi . Road. Only 15 ' minutes .from station: -■ £175 on mortgage, for. three years, at 51 per cent. HIS MAJESTY'S ARCADE. • '•- ;".v fc . V- t •, • ■' 1 " 1 t 1 111 1 ' " ' " gALE OF AIRY pARMS -B T A UOTION -* rjioWN ALL, JJORRINSVILLE. JPJPimAT, , jyrABCH .AT -J PM. . gUNNY pARK JJSTATE, ' MATAMATA DISTRICT. 2352 ACRES FREEHOLD. •■• ,• ■v « GOOD DAIRY FARMS. • • Nearly' all Improved. TERMS UNEQUALLED: Only •10 per cent, on fall of hammer, 16 per : cent, in: one month, balance five years at 5 per cent. ; • . . ■—. ; ; SEEING -MEANS BUYING. ' ' Plans, and further particulars from the Auctioneer.. yjfENZL gCHOLLUM. ROYAL ' INSURANCE BUILDINGS. QUEEN STREET. » ' • ' "V- ■<* - • • • pRIDAY,. RPRIL £ 1913, 2.30 P.M. THE HASLETT ESTATE, THE HASLETT ESTATE. AUCKLAND; ROAD, EPSOM, Seven Minutes from.: Greenwood's Corner. PAUL • JJANSEN AND 00.. ' Per ,P. ; D'. JONES, Auctioneer, Will ; Sell' *by Auction on ' Friday. April 4, • 1913, at 2.30 p.m., THE .* ' jJASLETX ' ; p STATE, EPSOM, Divided into 41 Choice Building Allotments. Th "*: rf TOlgooT U ßESE?lvi;* '° lUl * lr This Estate is deserving of special attention by Speculators and Home Site Seekers. Its beautiful elevation, magnificent views, rich volcanic soil, combine to make it without doubt the healthiest part of the whole of the Epsom District. » The roads through the Estate are being constructed in a firstclass manner. LAND TRANSFER TITLE. ; NOTE. •' WATER AND GAS. FIRST-CLASS ROADS. MAGNIFICENT VIEWS. VOLCANIC SOIL. VINE, ELEVATION. NEAR 3d TRAMS. EASY TERMS. LOW RESERVES. ■ • BIG PROSPECTIVE VALUE. TERMS: ' . 10 PER CENT. DEPOSIT; _ i PER .SB*a 3 MONTHS. S PER CENT. IN 12 MONTHS, BALANCE IN 8 TEARS AT 6 PER CENT. FROM DATE OF SALE. PLANS READY SHORTLY. Plan is subject to the approval of . ithe Executive Council. . Plans and particulars from "■ pAUL JJANSEN AND 00., 64. QUEEN STREET. Or, - . J JONES, AUCTIONEER, 1 VICTORIA AND LORNE STREETS. : -f: v ,