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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5118, 10 November 1903, Page 8

AUCTION SALT OF SEVEN VEHICLES. TO-DAY (TUESDAY), at 11 a.m. Messrs levien, shaelckass AND CO. have boon favoured with instructions to sell by public auction at their mart, Willis street, on Tuesday next, at 11 a.m., seven vehicles, as under— -1 dog-cart, with lamps, very handsome, new, worth .file 1 dog-cart, new, with lamps, worth XS r, 1 gig for pony, now, worth <£2o 1 butcher’s cart, in 11 rat-class order, worth ATS 1 express waggon, in. first-class order, worth .025 1 waggonette, with lamps, in first-class order, worth <£3o 1 trade-man's cart, in first-class order, worth .£lB 2 wheelbarrows, extra strong and wood wheels ON VIEW AT OUR MART. Bai FBILDING HORSE SALE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. £4 ORTON AND SON, at 1 o’clock— Draughts, Harness Horses and Hacks. Special Entry— On account of Messrs Hocken Bros.— 10 shatters (medium to heavy) 20 medium to heavy 3 and 1-year-old loaders. 383 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE AT GLEN OROUA. MONDAY, 16th NOVEMBER, 1903. /NORTON AND SON. in conjunction V3T with Abraham and Williams, Ltd., will sell, under instructions from Messrs Hocken Bros., Glen Oroua, who are dissolving partnership, tho whole of their stock, implements, otc., comprising—--150 first-class fat and forward 4 and 5-year-old bullocks, with good grazing till Christmas. Broken and unbroken draughts, including valuable brood marcs, etc., etc. Full particulars in future advertisement. JOHNSDN VILLE SALEYAEDS. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 11th. At 11 a.m. fCIREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. -A (in conjunction with Abraham and Williams, Ltd.) will sell at their yards, as above—--70 fat bullocks 200 prime fat shorn wethers. A train will leave Wellington and Manawatu Railway Station at 9.35 a.m., returning from Johnsonville at 11.50 and 2 p.m. C. K. WILSON. Auctioneer. Lcca! Agent: E. Bucholz, 5 Lambton quay, Wellington. 887 PALMERSTON NORTH SALE. THURSDAY, 12th NOVEMBER. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD., will sell by public auction, as above — 70 yearling steers and heifers 20 15 to 18-month steers 10 15 to 18-month heifers 3 cows and heifers. 955 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of HIGH-CLASS SUBURBAN DAIRY FARMS. BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED TOWN RESIDENCES And HIGHLY DESIRABLE CENTRAL BUSINESS SITES. In and adjoining the rapidly growing town of Dannevirke. Comprising some of the richest agricultural land in the North Island, eminently adapted by climate and situation for the’ flourishing dairy industry. IT ME ROSE’S AUCTION ROOMS. DANNEVIRKE, On SATURDAY, 14th. NOVEMBER. .At 2 p.m. \\r ROSE has been favoured with inA i • structions from W. F. Greenaway Esq., to sell by auction the undermentioned magnificent properties: GLENGARRY. , 2030 ACRES, one of the most valuable properties in tho district. It is known as “Glengarry.” The house contains 10 rooms) substantially built. The land is subdivided into suitable paddocks, ring-fenced, ■well-watered and is most suitable for dairying purposes. There is also a largo woolshed, sheep dip and yards. This property is also situate one mile from tho Central Dairy Factory and P.O. in Dannevirke. The above land is surveyed into sections ranging from 10 to 100 acres ready for close settlement, but will be offered in one lot, tho purchaser having tho benefit of the completed survey and plan. UMUTOROA. 352 ACRES of splendid dairying land, known as Llyal’s farm.' subdivided into three sections, together with a substantially built house of 10 rooms, and all necessary outbuildings. The above land adjoins "Glengarry.” A special value may be attached to these sections from the fact of their immediate vicinity to the town of Dannevirke, which is rapidly increasing in size and importance. Tho most distant point Is about 1J miles from the town, while a large portion of the property adjoins the Borough, and will no donbt in tho near future bo required for suburban dwelling site®. Particulars will be forwarded or intending purchasers will bo shown over the property by the Auctioneer, or Mr Ede, manager for Mr Greenaway. DANNEVIRKE. DWELLING HOUSE, of 10 rooms, stables, and outbuildings, fronting High street, 1J acres of land. This valuable property has all the modern conveniences, and is known as Mr W. F. Greenaway’s private residence. DWELLING HOUSE, of 8 rooms and J-acre section of land in Victoria avenue. Hot and cold water and latest modern conveniences. DWELLING HOUSE, of 9 rooms, and 1-ncro section, in Victoria avenue. Every modern convenience. Recently built. Tbeso properties areconsidered to be in the healthiest and most desirable residential part of tho town. VALUABLE BOARDINGHOUSE, of 42 rooms known as the "Criterion Private Hotel.” This property has been recently erected, and no expense has been spared to make it the most up-to-date accommodation house in Hawke’s Bay. HORSE BAZAAR and 1 acre of land (more or less) fronting High street and Miller’s road: also, the two shops on tho property. THE TOWN HALL, opposite the Bank of New Zealand and Bank of New South Wales aud ndjoininir the Post Office. This spacious hall has a frontage of 50ft to High street, which is still open, for building purposes. TWO SECTIONS, in Ward street, having a frontage of 56ft. Cards to view can be obtained only from Mr Ede, or from THE AUCTIO" ! EEE. 218