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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7265, 22 October 1910, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. IMPORTANT SALE Of PUREBRED SHORTHORN CATTLE. At the CHRISTCIIUK.CH SHOW GROUNDS, On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Bth, 1910, At 11 a.m., on account of MR ARTHUR CHAMBERLAIN, ELLESMERE. , r?HE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' . CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF UANTERBUitY, LTD.,. in co with MESSRS PYSU AND Co., have ' een instructed by Mr Chamberlain to ;11 by Public Auction, absolutely withut reserve, as above— I.V{\ HEAD OF HIS FAMOUS MILK- '" ING SHORTHORN HERD, including the imported bull " Cnarnivng i& ituvL' confidence in drawing attention to the importance of this sale, Mr Chamberlain having been a continuous and most successful prizetaker for nearly twenty years, last year gaining seven champion prizes out of a possi-blm eight, and in the class for Milking Shorthorn Cows, both at Christchurch and Elksmcre, ever since the inauguration of the class (with one excep--tioii) cows from this herd have taken first prize, and twice the Milking Test—open to all breeds—has been gained by Mr Chamberlain with his Shorthorn Cows.

'f the milking qualities of this herd, one of the cows has been milking continuously for three years. She and some of her progeny will be amongst the lot offered at tho sale. Some of the older cows are by " Duke of Eothsay," the only Bull to take four champion prizes at Christchurch, and the younger stock are by the importea bulls "Ambush" and "Charming Count." Mr George Harrison, of Gainford Hall, Darlington, writes of tho bull Chagrining Count : "That at the Royal Show in England his half-brother Charming Victoria 11. was awarded second prize in tho two-year-old class (60 bulls entered), and was aftenrards sold for the Argentine at Ijy application to the' Auctioneers, NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO-OPER-ATIVB ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LTD. 10-1 PYND AND CO. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE.

DAIRY AND POULTRY FARM. MAN AW AT a LINE. MONDAY", OCTOBER 31st, at 2.30 p.m. MUiSHS HAKCOURT AND CO. aro favoured with instructions from Aifx. Trotter, Esq., to sell as above, by I I'ubuc Auction, at,their rooms, Panar--I street, His splendid Dairy and Poultry Fa" situated- at the Beach road, one i the Waikanae railway station, couu'g 16 acres '(more or less) of the very choicest land, deep alluvial soil, will carry 10 dairy cows, besides young stock; poultry, and area, under crop. There is a patch of beautiful ' native bush on the property. The buildings consist of new 5-roomed house, verandah, washhouse, cow-bails (concreted), cooling house v (concreted), trap-6heds, piggeries, fowlhouses and netted rums, yards, concrete troughs, watered by artesian springs. The whole property is in splendid order, and is an ideal spot for anyone requiring such a place, or for a weak-end or country home ''~r a city man. The climate of \~Vainae is unequalled either in suj Ivi winter. It is a rare thing to get I ithe opportunity of securing a Freehold now offered that should not be missed.HARCOURT AND CO. Auctioneers, Wellington. HAECOTJET AND CO., "TOUSE AND LAND AGENT! 'AUCTIONEERS AND SHARE- • . BROKERS. LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. THORNDON. CENTRAL—IdeaI far Residence, 12 large • rooms, with all d mestic. offices and modem requirement: land $ acre, leasehold, long term. Prii .£4OO. j TE ARO CENTRAL— Two story Brie Factory and Stables, rentals ,£ll7 p.: Price ,£1350. . ■ i KELBURNE (Plunket street) -Ne Villa, 6 large rooms, 2 bay windows, e]e< light, vieirandah, h. and. c. water, etc large section. Price ,£725; .£75 cash. 98; ORIENTAL TERRACE Splendi building Site, 30 x 90ft. Price .£37J easy terms. 981 ICARAKA BAY—Charming family vill Residence, 7 rooms, one floor, bathroor 14 x lift Ciu, enamel bath, , elec. light pantry, motor shed, etc., land about acre, planted, sunny and sheltered pos; tion. Price .£1550. 14.4. ACKES Eketahuna, all grassed -^-*-■*- ring fenced, 7 paddocks, per rnanent water, lies well to the sun, win toTS 300 breeding ewes, 4-roomed house cowbails, trapshed,. hayshed, ■ lease lia over two years to run, rent .£IOO, righ of purchase £ls per acre, railway, school creamery 3 miles. Price ,£450, includinj 25 cows, 8 heifers, 1 bull, IB calves, horse cart, harness, 4 yearling heifers, 17 pigs cans* etc ' 804 ' ACRES close Wellington, 8 acre; in crops, 3 paddocks, winters 2 : breeding ewes peT acre, besides othei ick. Good 9-roomed house, verandah stables, orchard, coachhouse, cartshied dairy, garden, shrubbery, plantation. A beautiful and valuable property; splendid dairy and poultry farm, only 9 mi!»' out of town, very suitable for gent ~" ".n's week-end residence. Price jEStJUU, ludiag 145 breeding ewes, 3 horses, 2 cows, 800 head poultry, 20 pigs, i"otor engine, chaffoutter, plough. harrows, dray, waggon, separator, harness, tools, etc. 6040 BILLIARD SALOON. XTEKY centra], 5 tables in perfect * order, marking boards, balls, snooker sets, covers, seats . (cushioned), couch Beats, chairs, floor covering, gas fittings; 'argo number of cues, and all necessary iccessorics for a well-appointed saloon; rent .£3 10s per week. Price .£4OO. 965