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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7078, 16 March 1910, Page 12

&IOCK SALEf. JOIIXSONVILLE SALE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15th. BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell by public auction at 2 Si prime bullcck 12 I>rime vcalerrj SO 2 and 1-tooth WAIKANAE STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16th, 1910. \ BHAHAM ANI7~WrLT/lAMS, LTD., A- and DALtSETY AND CO., LTD., *-ill sell at 1 p.m.— &S 0 first-class 4-year even (good) li7o fat and forward wethers 220 rape lambs 2(H) breeding ewes 150 f.ni. ewes MO '_>-tooth wethers 120 2-tooth wethers 120 B.rn." owes 60 good woolly lambs 60 lambs 1011 fat and forward .ewes 5(1 fat ewes . • . 50 shorn lamb* 130 breedins ewes 1.-.0 f.ni. owfo 250 2 and 4-tooth wethers 100 f.l'.m. ewe? GO prime wethors 60 2~toolh lo f.f.m. ewes 40 ewes 30 fat ewes 1G prime heifers 10 fat cows 0 good weaner calves 1 fat, cow 3 store cowev 11 mixed Shorthorn weaners On Account of 11. R. Elder, Esq., Waikanae— R 0 lambs 3.5 mixed 2-tooths S Itomnoy rams 80 ewe lambs 20 fat and forward s.h. bullocks (good quality) tn Account of Messrs C. and J. Whiting, I'araparaumu — , 2SO i and 5-year ewes (very good) CATTLE—--11 18-months steers S Shorthorn weaners LEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY', MARCH 18th, 1910. BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD. 150 fat and forward f 120 s.m. ewes (good) 120 first-class woolly lambs 70 rape lambs 60 prime heavy ewes 50 2-tooth ewes 300 s.m. ewi 150 f.ni. ew< SO lambs ~ 50 2,4, and 6-tooth wethers 400 4-tooth wethers (off hills) 400 fat and forward wethers 120 forward ewes 50 2-tooth ewes 6 'weaners 45 forward 3 and 4-year bullocks 20 21 to 3-year steers 20 mixed weaners 14 fat cows 8 foijvaid oowo 5 4 and 5-year bulls On account of fhe Weraroa. mental Farm—--100 well-bred f.m. Romney ewes (firstclass lift"* HAEOOURT AND CO., TTTOUSE AND LAND AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS AND SHAEBBROKERS. LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON. MOUNT VICTORIA (best portion).— Splendid block of residential property, comprising 8-roomed residence, large receptioni hall £Jid landing, replete with all necessary domestic offices and conveniences, fa* • first-class order; land 49ft x 80ft. Also two superior one floor residences, each of 6 rooms, similar to above, large sections, well laid out, flower and fruit garden. Price, .£3650 the lot, or would sell separately.; This is the most desirable block of residential property we have handled for some considerable time. The houses were built under supervision, of 'one of Wellington's leading architects, and must be seen to bo appreciated. Inspection arranged, and further particulars on application. dOBSON STREET.—Superior new residence containing 8 rooms (built in modem design), Bft hall on landing, bathroom, scullery, washhouse, etc., all latest appliances, including patent room-heating apparatus; land 35ft x 95ft. Price only .£2050. A model home. Easy tonns if desired. 9560 LOWER HUTT (near Gardens).—Gentleman's residenco containing 7 rooms, one floor, usual domestic. offices and conveniences; ;land 100 ft x 300 ft, laid out in gardens, lawns, etc Price J 21600. . 958 a COUNTRY PROPERTIES, fl Qflfk -ACRES —470 acres in grass, 800 ULOvJVI acres scrub and bush, 30 acres in oats, rape and turnips; 200 acres more ploughable when stumped; ring fenced, 11 paddocks, permanent water, 1000 acres undulating to hilly, 300 acres fla£; will carry 2 sheep per acre; present stock 550 big sheep, 200 head cattle, 5 horses; 6-roomed house, 5-roomcd cottage, woolshed, shearingmachines, circular saw and chaff cutter worked by 15 water wlieel, stables, sheep yards, etc. ; v convenient to Wellington; one mile from railway station, metal road; school, one mile. Price Xo per acre. Terms, ,£IOOO cash. *2fif4 ACRES, Manawatu, beautiful OUVJ grassed, all rich land; winters 4 sheep per acre on grass only; 1 * well fenced into 13 paddocks; permanent water; 8-roomed house, woolshed, cowshed. stables; railway, school, and creamery, three miles, metal road. A very choice property. Price .£3O per acre. Terms, .£IBOO cash, balance 5 per cent. 7737 OfiJl ACRES—I 7 acres oats and rape, <GO" balance best English grasses. The whole has been ploughed and laid down; rich black loam soil; will carry 8 breedi'j? owes per acre, besides cattl* and horses; 6-roomed house; 2 whares, stables, cowshed and implement shed; railway li miles, school j mile, creamery 2 miles. Price .£lB per acre. Terms .£4OO cash, balance 5 years 5 per cent. ' ■ 7661