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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6492, 11 April 1908, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. bicycles: BICYCLES! BICYCLES! CHEAT AUCTION SALE Of NEW AND SECOND-HAND BICYCLES THE CENTRAL A COTTON ROOMS, WILLIS STREET. TO-DAY, SATURDAY, 11 Lh APRIL, At 2.30 li.m. MJ2»K3. LEV IEN. Sil ALLCRA'sS AND CO, will sell Ev public auc♦.ion, ;'b abovu— A A OOOD BICYCLES, new anil ‘±\J H-ruml-liaml, all standard chines. both Indies ’ and Kents, and in good order. Our instructions arc to sell, regardless of cost, to the highest bidder. _ , A splendid opportunity for obtaining a good mount for reailv the nest cycling season. I.EVIEN, SHA LLCRASS and CO., A UC'UoilfcLTP. 818 I■ r; ELI MIN ARY NOT ICE. MONDAY, tth MAY. 1903, At 7.30 o’clock. MIRAMAR! MIRAMAR! M IRAMAK! nUKAMAK! filE MOST IMPORTANT SALE EVER HELD IN THIS PROGRESSIVE SUBURB! THE FIRST SUBDIVISION Of THE MAGNIFICENT TRAMWAY JUNCTION BLOCK! W E. SHORT!’, LTD., have been • favoured with instructions troin tin, Miramar Tramway junction Land Co., Ltd., to sell at their Mart, M illis THE FINEST BUSINESS AND RESIDENTIAL BLOCK OF LAND IN MIRAMAR. TRAMWAY JUNCTION is the only block of land that has been subdivided into eighths of acre allotments. Every section has a frontage of 40 feet by a depth of not less than 132 feet. This magnificent subdivision is well known as the FARM BLOCK, and is situated in the very heart of .Miramar; jmd when the Evans Bay reclamation scheme is carried out win be the most valuable portion of this progressive suburb. Plans are now being prepared, and will bo ready for distribution in a few days. For further particulars apply to 630 THE AUCTIONEERS.

WA IP D KURA U YARDS. TUESDAY, APRIL UtH, 1908, At 11.30 a.m. The associated napier stock AUCTIONEERS will sell by public Auction, as above — •1000 wethers 200 I'at wethers 200 fnt ewes 5 SOU lambs 400 fat wethers 400 wethers 1000 owes 1000 lambs 140 steers 130 steers 60 forward bullocks j 30 spayed heifers 00 shorthorn weaners 100 fnt bullocks 50 prime fat bullocks 3 fat cows 20 fat cows and heifers 789 ANNUAL THOROUGHBRED SALE. SATURDAY. 11th APRIL. 1908. Abraham and williams, ltd.. will hold their Annual Sale of Thoroughbred Horses as above, at their yards, Rangitikei street, Palmerston North, at 1 p.m,, and will sell— On account of W. H. Gaisford, Esq.— 12 3-year fillies and geldings by Captain Webb, El Draqno, Chninlink, and Needlegun; all broken to saddle. On acconnt of Louis Pascal, Esq.— Lady Isabelle, by Voltigeur—Mascotte Bourrnsquo. by Son’-wcster—Lady Isabella Flingot.. by Musketry—Lady Isabelle Lady Officer, by The Officer—Lady Isabella Lady Conquest, by Conqueror—Lady Isabelle. On account of other Vendors— Waioola, by Mahaki—Sheet Lightning Waipuka, by Conqueror—Waipuna Motoo, by Conqueror—Marionette Waitann. by Gipsy King—Waipuna Grenade, by Grafton, dam Grafin, by Carbine, full-brother to Heroism and Heriot (the dam of Multifid) and half-brother to Marawanui, No entries other than thoroughbreds will be taken. 603 SALE OF FIRST-CLASS DAIRYING PROPERTY. . SATURDAY', nth APRIL, 1908. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., /i- have received instructions from Mr A. Ynle to offer 1 y public auction at their Sale Rooms. PALMERSTON NORTH, at 12.30 sharp, his Magnificent r .rrn, containing— non ACRES, situated on Reid's Line. 000 3 miles from Bunnythorpe; all in grass and crops, and subdivided into 12 paddocks; together with a Firstclass Dwelling of 9 Rooms and up-to-date outbuildings, including 12-bail cowshed, fitted with L.K.G. milkingmachines. The Property will bo offered as a going concern, with stock, etc., given in, and if not sold will be offered without stock. The stock consists of 130 dairy cows, 3 bulls, 5 horses, 20- breeding sows, 3 boars. 2 spring drays, farm implements and machinery. For terms and further particulars ap;uy to 132 THE AUCTIONEERS. LEVIN HORSE SALE, APRIL 15th, 1908. Abraham and williams, ltd., will sell in their Saleyards, Queen street, Levin, at 1 p.m., as under— Droughts, hacks, harness horses and ponies. 785 WANTED KNOWN —Green’s Excellent Display of Perfumery is not squalled for variety, quality, or prices, by any other shop in the city. Prices ars low, but quality on n« account sacrificed for cheapness. Don’t forget that it is my business to put up ail sorts of pre. serrations accurately and quickly. R. M, GREEN, Chemist (by examination), corner Taranaki and Vivian streets, Wellington.