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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6384, 5 December 1907, Page 10

SALES SY AUCTION. CONTINUATION OF SALE. ELECTROPLATE AND SILVERWARE. JAPANESE GOODS AND FANCY GOODS. TO-DAY (THURSDAY), DEC. 3th., At 2 o'clock. Messrs w. h. mobbah and co Ikivc received instructions to sol) fcv Public Auction, in their Roams, Willis street, upwards of Eight Hundred Lob- of English and Foreign Goods. aJI &a rn uletj—--300 Wkcks electroplate and SILVER GOODS 50 assorted Clocks, American and English, 22 beautiful Bead and Chenille Blinds, 100 a‘vM3rtcd Lamp Shades and Pot Holders, Graphophones and Records (Chriistma« presents for tbo boys), EMBOSSED STEEL BLOW EK S'r ANT S. EMBOSSED SHIELDS FOR HA , DEoOKA uu.s.s. M'ithout Reserve. 657 PALMERSTON STOCK SALE. TO-DAY, THURSDAY, sth DEu EMBER, 1907. A BRAHAM AND 'WILLIAMS, LTD.. v ±X and GOKI ON AND SDN will soil at 1 p.ro.— 250 vending to 2-year steers 100 yearling to 2-vcar heifers, 50 18-rnonths to 2-year heifers 12 15-months heifers &5 V2 to 15-month heifers 10 empty heifers , 10 forward cows 20 3-ycur bullocks 5 fat cows 100 ewes, with 100 per cent, lambs 250 owes, with ICO per cent, lambs 50 prime fat shorn wethers • 150 ewes with lambs at foot SCO 4-tooth wethers 570 OTAKI STOCK SALE. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 11th. ’ A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell by public auction, ns above—--1(5 forward 3 and 4-yoar steers 10 fnt cows 2 fat madden heifers 16 cows and calves 2 fat cows 6 fat porkers 65 porkers 60 slips ‘ 645 IMPORTANT LAND SALE. "L AK E M.E AD O W S," 3143 ACEES - A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., x?l favoured with instructions from the Executors of the late .Tames Wilkinson, will submit by public auction, on THURSDAY. December 10th, 1907, at 2 p.m., at their Rooms, Masterton— Tho well-known "LAKE MEADOWS" ESTATE, comprising 2143 acres in ono block, and in the event of no salo two blocks will be submitted—ono of 1221 acres and -the other 822 acres. The property is situated about five miles from Featherston, and is within easy walking distance of Pigeon Bush and Cross Creek Railway Station;* is composed of some 15/1600 acres of rat land, all ploughable and of good quality, with a long border to the Wairarapa Lake, tho balance consists of easy rills, with a small area roughei'. Now open for inspection. Plans and full particulars on application to the Auctioneers, ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., at any of their branches. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE. LTD., have received instructions from Messrs Nelson Broft., Limited, to hold at the WOODSHED. CHESTERHOPE, On

THURSDAY, 12th. and FRIDAY, 13th DECEMBER NEXT, Commencing Each Day at 11 a.m., AN UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE of about — 100 draught horses, comprising firatclasa selected young mares and geldings, heavy shatters and leaders, mares with, foals .at _ foot, . and unbroken fillies and geldings. SO broken and chiefly unbroken hacks, coachers, 'bus and spring-cart sorts (different ages, chiefly young), bred for utility purposes. 100 lots of first-class farm implements, comprising, drills, seed-sowers, ploughs, harrows, rollers, harness, and other necessary plant to carry on a well-appointed farm. Order of Sale—Broken Draughts and Implements, first day; unbroken Draughts, Hacks, Coachers, Springcarters, etc., second day. ALFRED REID, 023 " Auctioneer. ‘EAROA.’ "THE SUN ALL DAY; ESTATE.” THIS splendid property adjoins the township of Johnsonvilic. Tho first subdivision includes a number of magnificent building allotmeiits, a large proportion being practically clean level land, and ready for immediate building operations. The roads aro formed, metalled, and taken over by the Hntt County Council. At the first sale held in January - last over .£3OOO wbrth of sections were sold, and the purchasers have commenced buildin^ogerations. Tho opening of the Main Trunk Line through to Auckland in the course of the next 18 months will'caneo a tremendous bocrai in t»apd, a/> tbai township is so close to the .city, and must go ahead by leaps and'bounds, and be tho centre of thriving industries. All the immense through traffic of the Main Trunk Railway line must bring prosperity to Johnsonville. THE JOHNSONVILLE LAND COMPANY is offering its splendid sections on '. the “RAROA” Estate on remarkably easy terms, and at low upset pricee. _ No working man need be without his" own home on these terms —viz., from .£6O per section of 40ft frontege and upwards, and with I great depth. KAROA. £5 per section deposit, and monthly instalments of £1 per section nntil purchase money paid. Balances bearing' interest at the rate of per cent, per annum. For full particulars and plans apply to Messrs Dwan Bros., Willis street; or the Johnsonville Land ConVpany, Ltd., E. M. Bonlton, Secretary. Nathan’s Buildings, Wellington. 873 FOR. SALE. A.l A ACRES," all flat and all ploughktJLU able; with house, sheepyards, stable and cowshed; three miles from railway station; A 1 climate. Price £9 10a per acre. PRIVATE HOTEL-Containing .12 rooms; brick building: in progressive toavn ; doing a large business. Price for freehold, including goodwill, £5000; furniture at valuation; terms as arranged. DRAPERY BUSINESS—Sound concern ; stock Shout £1000; annual turnover £SOOO to £6000; rental, £l3 13s per calendar month; good central position, growing town; worth further inquiry. R. G. PATERSON AND CO., Land Agents, 43 , Dansevirke.