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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19169, 7 November 1925, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION, N.Z. L OAN AND JUTEBCANTILE 'AGENCY CO.. LIMITED. fiLARIC T> OA vvlark ilo/ 'HE n ROUND, HE VT ROUND, AD, OAPAKURA. :\O, I APAKURA. gATURDAY, NOVEMBER AT 2.30 P.M. Instructed by the District Public Trustee we will Sell by Public Auction as above in Estate THOMAS McCALL (deceased). f E OF 4 ROOMS, with outbuiidVy ings, on section 1 rood 4 perches; also, Section adjoining, 1 rood 11 perches; L.T.T. Good situation, close to township, school, station, etc. Property Flagged. Fnll particulars may be obtained and conditions of sale inspected on aDnlication to N Z L OAN AXD MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LIMITED. ALBERT STREET. AUCKLAND, Or DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Auckland. BY PUBLIC 4 UCTION. y X üblic -Auction. ON rpjiE p ROUND. N IHE Ur ROUND. gATURDAY, ]\TOVEMBER OKA VIEW p STATE, OE A VIEW JJ STATE! YOUNG'S BEACH ROAD, PAPAKURA. THE HARBOUR SIDE PROPERTY OF MRS. HAMILTON. j Q VERY FINE, NEARLY LEVEL SECXO TIONS, about t-acre each, in grass, with or close to harbour frontage, alongside Papakura's favourite pleasure resort. Land Transfer. Terms: £lO cash per section, balance 3 years at 6 per cent. Can be bought on agreement. Also. ! 9 LEVEL BUILDING SECTIONS. Settle- *-*' rnent Road, close to Papakura Railway i Staficw Also, AT 3.30 P.M. ! On Account of Mr. R. H. Clarke, Cole's Crescent, Papakura: HOUSE, 6 rooms, bathroom and convs.; j about 15 acres, in 5 sections; pretty I i gardens, orchard and pasture land. Close ! i to township, P. 0., etc.: harbour frontage; I water and e.l. at early date. Terms arI range*!. Properties Flagged* N Z I OAN AND ~\j ercantile j 'AGENCY COMPANY r LIMITED. ALBERT STREET. AUCKLAND. Or E. R. TYLDEN, Estate Agent, Papakura. T IIE jpARMERS' riO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO.. LTD.. HAMILTON. AUCTIONEERS. gTOCK rOVEMBER 9QQ HEAD OF CATTLE. ; 50 FRESH AND FORWARD 4-YR.-OLD SHORTHORN BULLOCKS. ! 30 STORE COWS. , 15 SPRINGERS, j G BULLS. Entries Solicited. QLEAhING g ALE AT pERIA, MAT AM AT A. "YJONDAY, NOVEMBER 0 J^OON. Favoured with instructions from Mr. R. C. Morgan, who is giving up dairying, we will sell, on the farm, on the above-men-tioned date, THE WHOLE OF HIS DAIRY HERD, I ETC., Comprising: 1 A A HIGH-GRADE FKIESIAN DAIRY luU COWS, in full milk. 1 PEDIGREE FRIESIAN BULL. ■2 2-YEAR SHORTHORN BULLS. 13 15-MONTHS' EMPTY FRIESIAN HEIFERS. 0 BERKSHIRE SOWS. 14 STORE PIGS. L BERKSHIRE BOAR. G-C'OW PLANT, Pilkington ' Milking Machine, in good order; 1 30gal. Alfa-Laval Separator, Challenge Water Heater. Skim Milk Pump, Cream Cans, Buckets and Dairy Utensils. Luncheon Provided. JJIKUTAIA g TOCK gALE. XyEDNESDAY OVEMBER | | Entries Solicited. g FECIAL gALE. 'G ARUAWAHIA Q ALEY ARDS. FRIDAY- N OV. 13> 1L O 0 Favoured with instructions from the Pukomuru Estate, we will sell the Vv bole of tho Cattle from the above Estate. I A STEERS. Comprising; 200 3 AND _ 4-' YEAR STEERS, mostly Shorthorns, including few Herefords, all Reds and Roans (wellbred, good quality). ■2OO 2 TO 3-YEAR STEERS. Shorthorns (all well-bred, good quality). 150 12 TO 18-MONTHS STEERS (all wellbred, good Quality). 20 COWS, with Calves. j QOEOMANDEL gTOCK gALE. rpUESDAY, OVEMBER Entries Solicited. rjUPU gTOCK gALE. rpiIURSDAY, OVEMBER 90 Entries solicited. Note Alteration in Date. j rjHiE pARMERS' QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO.. LTD.. HAMILTON, AUCTIONEERS. TINDER CONDUCT OF THE REGTS<U THAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. AT HAMILTON, at the Request of the Mortgagee, JQ ALGETY AND QO., j. TD. AUCTIONEERS, Will sell by Public Auction at the Saleyards, Frankton Junction, on FRIDAY, i ECEMBER AT 11 O'CLOCK. 4LL THAT PIECE OF LAND, being : -ii- Sections 98, 99, 100, 100 A, and 267, of . the Parish of Puke to, containing 165 acre.) i I rood and 6 perches, Freehold Land. The i land is situated 5 miles from Frankton Railway Station, 1 mile from Rotokauri ! School, and 5 miles from Frankten Dairy | Factory. It is watered by bore and pump ; s.t shedi small springs in swampy gullies: j 60 acres are in fair pasture, 40 in worn-ont j pasture, and 05 in tea-tree, fern, and black--1 berry; suitable for dairying when further j developed; noxious weeds are plentiful; sub- | divided into 10 paddocks. The property is I ring fenced, with 6 and 7-wire fences, in | fair order. Subdivisional fences are not in > good order, but coulcl be repaired without any great expense. Contains Dwelling, 5 | rooms (old), cowshed, and engine room, | concrete floor, manure shed, and lean-to, i pigstyes. The Mortgagee's application and | estimate of tho valuation of the property j can be seen at the Office of the Registrar ! of the Supreme Court, Hamilton District, (during office hours, prior to the sale, and | at the Sale and at the Offices of Dalgety and Company, Limited, Hamilton, at tM ! time of the sale without payment of any ! *The conditions of Sale and , 'from | enlars of the Property can be gained from I the Auctioneers, or from Messien and Tanner. Solicitors for the WortgM*. | EWwick Chambers, Victoria St.,