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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5023, 22 July 1903, Page 8

VVTTLLTAMS AND KETTLE. LTD., v t ! , JULY, STOCK AUCTION SALE DATES. Stortford Lodge—W !;;o-da.v, 22ud LV.iinevirko—FiilUAY. 21th Waipukurau—TUESDAY, 2Slh TJST’ICLX.UfS AND KETTLE. LTD. V y WAIPUKURAU SALE Will ho held in their yards on TL'J-iSirAV. Gm 23! h mat. OTAIvI STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 29th JULY, 1003. A BHATLAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD.. will soil by public auction, ait their yards. Otaki, as above, at 1 p.m.— 30 2 to steers (good lino) 32 choice springing heifers (quiet and good) 10 springing heifers 1 Lit heifer SHANNON STOCK SALE. FHTDAY. 2Uh JULY. 1903. A HE A HAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD., J:&. -will sell by public auction at Shannon, as above, at 1 p.m,— 20 mixed cattle 10 veaviing cattle 4 store cows 10 springing cows 1 IS-months bull TO empty eweg o*o hoggets 25 woolly hoggets I boy's pony 40 18-months shorthorn steers H empty forward cows 10 fat cows 10 forward cows 0 IS-months heifers G springing heifer* SA LE OF CO N TRAC TOE’S PLAN T, j I N CLX' DI N G VALUABLE I DKAUGHTAND TICOEOVGHBRED , HORSES. DKAYS, Etc. I WEDNESDAY, 29th JULY, 1903. | A DKAIIANL AND AVI LEI AMS have reI xA. eeived instructions from Messrs | Joe Saunders and Son to sell by public : auction at their homestead, Ban.gitikei | line, as above, at 1 p.m.— 3 heavy draught mares, in foal to ! Victor and IloLingbroke l I 3 marcs and geldings | 1 draught maro (light) i 1 draught filly, 2yrs G half-draught unbroken geldings 1 yearling draught colt, by Bolaigbroko 2 thoroughbred mares, in foal to Captain Webb, with foals at foot by Son of a Gun and The Artist. 1 bay gelding, by St. Hippo 1 tirst-class upstanding hack 3 metal drays almost new 1 3-horso .lorry, 1 spring cart «i sets dray ‘harness, airdi lending chains Dogcart and harness and lot of sundries connected with a contractor’s plant Also, 33 selected springing heifers (to be sold in lot) Lunche<on provided. 8 SALE OF DAIRY FARMS FIRST-CLASS LAND, AND EASY TERMS, SUBDIVISION OF MESSES THOMAS CLARKE AND SONS’ KAMIATARAU ESTATE, EONGOTEA. 1800 tSiS DIVIDED INTO EARMS. FARMS. FOR SALE. SATURDAY, Ist AUGUST, 1903, At 1 p.m. Ti/rESSRS ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, "■f- LTD., in conjunction with Ates-srs Johnston and Slrn, have received instructions from Messrs Thomas Clarke and Sons to offer by public auction, at tlieir salo rooms. X’almerston North, as above. Tliis Property is splendidly situated in I one of the bc=t dairying districts of New Zealand .about equal distances from Palraeraton North. Lonqburn. Feilding, Foxton and close to Eongotea and GlenOroua. The Snmlon-Foxton tram line, w; nag stations, runs along the \ boundary' of the Estate. The Carnarvon school adjoins t petty at section No. 10. Arrangements have been made w trlcn-Oroua Co-operative Daily ( erect a factory on section 7, whi Rongotoa and Glen-Oroua Factor only a short distance away. The land has been well improve has nearly all been ploughed. TERMS.—IO per cent, cash at the fall ot the banimeir; 10 per cent, in 18 months (or bouses and buildings to be erected to represent that value to the satisfaction of the vendors); a further 10 per cent, in throe years; all unpaid balaiioes to bear 5 per cent, interest. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.-Dairymen in search of good farms at a reasonable price would do well to inspect this propertyIt is all level except a few ridges, and is dry, healthy country, mostly drained swamp and llax land. Tue reserves are most moderate, and are pleasant reading in this day of high values expected for land, while the terras no one can cavil at. For lithograph plans and further particulars apply to ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS LTD. Or, JOHNSTON AND SIM. 650