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New Zealand Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 2726, 25 January 1896, Page 4

THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 23th JANUARY, At 1 o’ciojk. JTIKANCIS SI DRY * CO. will sell at J thoir voohh, Cuba street— A Hfirill lot of groceries, furniture, new t ink, man Scorcher bicycle, gofurk, ir!w Wcrblieim, petunia pot plants, a l )h of fowls, and Home good personal ellVAft, G sacks onions A Do, About 3 o'clock. at Miramar Racecourse, Tin* winner of the Selling Trotting Race. 283 I* ADM KKSTON HORSE SALE. TiffS DAY, SATURDAY, 21th JANUARY, 1896. A DRAM AM AND WILLIAMS will sell by public auction, above, at 1 p.m. — On account of Mr Wi Matua—f\ Light unbroken honms from fJU* H ivvke'H Lay Also, on a mount of other vendors - Draught hor.'os Harness hordes and hacks 294 OOLYTON SALK. TUESDAY, 28t h JANUARY. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS will Hell by nubile auction, an above, at 1 p.m. — 1110 good 2-tooth owi'fi 120 forward wethers 36 4-tooth ewes 80 good lambs jo choice dairy cows in full milk 1.10 mixed 2-tooths 1,10 fat and forward wethers 100 woolly lambs GO fat ewes 1.10 2 and 4-toobu ewes 100 forward wethers 1.10 mixed 2-tooths 65 fab owes 100 lambs 280 4*tooth ewes 100 G-tooth nwen 10 mixed weaners 8 well bred pigs 2 milk cans and I cooler On account of, and bred by R. S. Pudnoy, Esq. Without reserve. 200 woolly lambs 2 f <o ewo lambs 200 2-tooth owes 200 (!-tooth ewes 250 fat and forward wethers 20 forward 2-year steers 20 forward 18-month steers All the above sheep are of one ear-mark. 145 PALMERSTON SALE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30th. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS will sell by public auction ns above, at 1 p.m.— 20 18-months steers 122 mixed 2-tootha 44 forward owes 120 2-tooth wethers 200 2-tooth wothorH <0 good shorn lambs 100 mixed 2-tooths 70 4 and G-tooth owes 2JO WAJKAMAE sale. FRIDAY, 31st JANUARY. By kind permission of Mr Wi Parata, at his yards. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS will sell /\ by publio auction, as above, at 1 p.m.— 50 crossbred Down lambs 50fat ewes 150 good 2-tooth mixed sheep 7 G-tooth Romney rams C 4 and G-tooth Lincoln rams 28 2-yoar inixen cattle, good line 0 Jersey weanors 7 fat cows 1 good trap marc and foal 2 draught horses 1 ladies hack 20 young cattle 10 mixed cattle 4 fat cattle 7 cows and calves I bull 200 breeding owes 250 wethers 100 wethers 100 4-tooth wethors 200 ewes 50 fat wethors 40 forward owes 150 brooding ewes 12 purebred Romney rams 4 purebred Berkshire boars 70 SALE OP FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, have recoivod instructions from Mr R. K. Rood, who is leaving the district, to sell by public auction, as above, at 1 p.m., at the HomesteadPart section 58, Manchester Block, containing IGG acres, on the Napier road, about five miles from Palmerston North, and within two miles of school, creamery and Railway Station. The property is highly improved, subdivided into 14 paddocks, all well watered, about 20 acres ploughed and 2.f- acres \n orchard. Buildings comprise a comfortable 9-roomed house, dairy, woolshod, large barn, stable, sheep-yards and dip. This is one of the most comfortable farms in the district, the land is of first-class quality, and as it has-to bo sold subject only to the mortgagee’s interest, an opportunity is offered investors ofacquiring a first-class property at a low figure. Arrangements have boon made whereby £IOOO can bo left on mortgage for a term of years at 6 per cent, per annum. The stock will also be sold without reserve. Full particulars in future advertisement. . For farther particulars, apply to CHAPMAN & TRIPP, Solicitors, Wellington ; Or THE AUCTIONEERS.^ PALMERSTON NORTH. A.nnual Ram .Fair FEBRUARY 13th and 14th. Entries close February 6th. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, 139 Auctioneers. FROM this Date, until further notice, our Horse Sales will only bo held on alternate Saturdays. . ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS. Saturday, January 4th. 951 JOHNSONYILLE SALEYARDS-, JOICNSONVIIiIiE. WEDNESDAY, 29th JANUARY. Sale at 11.30 a.m. Freeman b. jackson & 00. win soli by auction, as above—--110 fat bullocks 300 fat owes 100 prime fat maiden ewes 20 prize fat ewes 40 dairy factory porkers and baconers train loaves Wellington and Manawatu [way Station at 10.40 a.m., returning from naonvillo at 12.20 and 2.30 p.m. FREEMAN B. JACKSON, Auctioneer. • IMPORTANT SALE OF LEASES OP WOOL STORES. OFFICE, Ac., ADJOINING THE RAILWAY STATION; 1 WANGANUI. EDWARD N. LTFPXTON has received instructions from the Now Zealand Railway Department to soli by publio auction, at his Sale Rooms, RUTLAND CHAMBERS. WANGANUI. ON WEDNESDAY, 29tu JANUARY, 1896, At 2.30 p.m., The following VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES (In each case the Lease will bo for a fixed period of 14 years from the Ist day of April, 1896, and will bo put up at an upset rental) Lot I,—Premises inoccupation of Messrs Hogan and Co., covered by a single story building, in close proximity to the Railway Station, Wanganui, and now used as Wool Stores, having a frontage of 128 foot to Taupo quay, by a depth of 30 feet, and fronting 123 foot to the Railway Line. Buildings are in firat-olass order and condition. Lot 2.—A1l those premises in occupation of the Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile .Agency Company (Limited), covered by large twostoried buildings, used as Wool and Grain Stores, Offices, &c., having a frontage to Taupo quay of 192 feet by a depth of 30 feet, and fronting the Railway Line 192 feet. All the buildings are in good order, and built of first-class material, and are specially well adapted for the purpose for which they ore used. Copios of the Conditions of Lease can be seen at the Auctioneer's office, where all further information can bo obtained. EDWARD N. LIFFITON. 203 Auctioneer. JgLAOK SWAN BUTTER IS MADE ;AT THE WELLINGTON FACTORY, So does not depreciate through being brough from a distance. 80