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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 5947, 10 July 1906, Page 8

TO-UAV TUESDAY, 10th JULY, IMG, Al 2.J0 p.m. BY OBDEIt OF THE PUBLIC TIfCSTEE. sTVTESSKS HAUCOUKT A N'T) CO. hnvo iM. rrrfi vrf ir; -1 ritcl ion* flfjm tlio I'um.ic timls'i'ee to «<,.n by public AUCTION', 1 1 11 1 «iI- rooms 16. Lomblon quay, To-day (Tiaad.iy, IOUi July. IOOGi, .at 2.30 p.m.— JEW ELI TORY ETC,, in the underrncojl ici ad Estates I. A. Aiifins —Waif-rltiiry watch. 2. A. Blur- Cold signet riny. <}. Chanujck—S. watch and metal chain. i. Hy. Coopoi—K.E.H.L. watch. eTccd c-hain ami trinkclas, gold brooch, pair "old cairini'S, two rosaries, brara watch, cl nin and cross, puree, leather watch pocket. 5. Ik Corcoran—S.lLL, watch. leather wit h three pocket knife, watch guard, i>:»ir {?pectac!Po». C. Q. Damichi—Pair gilt blcovelinks, gi!L ring, two patent «tud«. 7. G. Dnshcl!—E.S.lf.L, watch and silver chain, in cro.-copc. 8. G. Heathcringfon —S.fLL. watch, metal chain, an<l keys. ft. C. A if. Gerdts —Metal watch and leather chain, silver .locket, chain and I) racelo t 10. da*. Leiiy— Victor watch and btrol chain. 11. Win. AI utlic’SDi).-—Greens one brooch and jet brooch, pair earring*?, b.i. watch. 12. AL A. McCullough—Wedding ring, three* gol 1 ring*, diamond and ruby ring, broken gold ring, silver scarfpin, {Kjctions rings and earrings, llircc <duds, live copper coins. la. \>. AfcDo ia!d—L.S.U.L. watch and silver c'he in. IL Jas. McLeod.—Metal watch and chain, gi ecuston? pendant. 15. P. MePhereou—L.lLS.L. watch and c-liain, pencil case, gold ring. IG, Al. Nkdnt.t—Silver snu/t box, gold wedding l ing, stiver watch chain, and two Inclc-t*, gold and log oak brooches, gold ring, and sundries. 17. f. Peat—Gold locket, and chain, silver brooch, g-ohl brooch, wedding ring, two gold rings*, silver bracelet, silver brooch. 18. G. Warner—Waterbary watch and metal chain. 19. >1 ns. Willcrfon—Metal watch and chain. 20. Tivns. Wisniewski—E.H.S.L. watch and silver chain, chain, two sovereigns ami locket, nugget ecarfpm* pair gold and greenstone sleovelinks, lentlier purse. 21. Wm. Geddcv;—S.lT.L. watch and metal chain. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Also, Un account or other vendors— A VARIOUS ASSORTMENT Of LADIES’ AND GENTS’ GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, BROOCHES BANGLES, Etc., Etc. NOW ON VIEW. 20t NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WEDNESDAY,~iIth JULY, 1906, At 1 p.m.

LOST AND UNCLAIMED LUGGAGE . AND GOODS, Messes w. f. sTTortt (ltd.) have been instructed to sell by auction, at the Goods Shed, Government Railway Station, Wellington, on above date— LOST AND UNCLAIMED LUGGAGE AND GOODS, comprising— Boses, bags, parcels, umbrellas, walk-ing-sticiss, bats, swags, ole., etc. 11. \V. SIIOKTT, 20i Auctioneer. BAST & EAST, AUCTIONEERS. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, SHAREBROKERS, Grey and Featherstou Streets, Wellington. FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. HAWKE’S BAY DISTRICT 250 ACHES, dairy laud, well subdivided; 30 acres ploughed; capital buildings; well sheltered; 4 miles from town, 2 miles from creamery, II miles from school. Price ill 7 per acre; terms £3OO cash, balance 5 per cent. 1100 ACRES, limestone and papa formation wintering 2300 sheep and 100 cattle; first-class buildings, house of 8 rooms, shed, stable, dip (3 sets), yards; I milo from school, 7 from railway by level metalled road; a most desirable property. .fill per acre. Terms arranged. 1250 ACRES, 150 acres flat and ploughable; winters 2300 sheep and 100 cattle; 12 well-fenced paddocks; cottage, woolshed, largo cowshed; near creamery and township. Price '£o per acre; wo could arrange finances for a satisfactory man with .£3500 cash, for property and stock. TARANAKI DISTRICT, 2660 ACRES, freehold, 21 miles from Wanganui; 600 acres ploughed, balance bills with good round tops; 100 acres shelter bush, balance good grasses; now carrying 4768 sheop and 517 cattlo and 35 horses; watered by rivers and streams, fenced and divided into 20 paddocks; buildings consist of 8-roomcd dwelling, 3 woolshcds, 3 dips and sheep yards, cottage, whare, stables, sheds, etc. Price .£9 5s por acre; good terms arranged. 2000 ACRES, freehold, situate near Toko Railway Station: a railway is nonin course of construction, and will pass within a few miles of the property. Tho roads are good, being easy grades, and metalled to tho township of Strathmore; tho soil is tho best of its class in Taranaki. being limestone and shell rock formation, and good right to the hill to|«i: all thick bush laud. The land is undulating and Lilly, with small flats ami well sheltered gullies; hills are rounded and easy for trailic. Improved land adjoining is carrying 2 sheep per acre, beside*) cattlo. Price 30s por acre. Terms arranged. If desired another block of bush adjoining can bo secured. 2000 ACRES, situated near Shannon and Boston. Rich flat alluvial land, except about 200 acres of rolling downs. All in grass, well fenced and subdivided: will easily carry 3 sheep per aero besides cattlo. Buildings consist of cottage, woolshed, yards, and dip. Price -CIO per acre; terms .£2OO cash. A GENUINE BARGAIN. AN IDEAL PROPERTY. RANGITIKEI DISTRICT. , QOirt ACRES of highly improved firstclass, level land, 3 miles from railway township, on main road; all in grass md crop; 13 paddocks, all well watered; 13-roomert House, woolshed, stables, slices, yards, orchard, garden, plantations, etc. Property very suitable for subdividing into 100-acro sections, which would result in a handsome profit. Price, £l2 per acre, which is exceptionally obeap; easy terms arranged. Numerous Waikato properties for sale. For full particulars applv, W. AUBREY GOSLING. Land Agent, Franktoa Junction, Waikato,