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New Zealand Times, Volume XLI, Issue 9257, 26 January 1916, Page 10

STOCK SALES. JOHNSON'VILLE SALE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26th. Abraham and williams, ltd., will sell. as ahcivo at 2.15 p.m. 16 prime bullocks 100 prime ewes 60 prims wethers 60 prime ewes 50 prime ewes - TO prime lambs 113 JOHNSONVILLE STORE STOCK SALE. THURSDAY. JANUARY 27th. Abraham and - williams, ltd., will sell as above at 1 p.m.— 10 store cows 1 forward oow 1 guaranteed cow. close to profit 8 empty cows 5 steers 1 cow at drop 400 f.m. ewes (good line) 6 2 and 4-tooth Romney rams 200 f.f.m. ewes On account of Messrs Bryant Bros. 500 f.m. breeding ewes Other vendors—--900 f.m. ewes (in lots) 50 2-tooth wethers 50 store Jambs 100 2-tooth wethers 100 4-tooth wethers 50 lambs 100 woolly lambs r UPPER HUTT BALE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 27th, 1916. NZ. LOAN AND MERCANTILE * AGENCY CO.. LTD., will offer for sale at 1 p.m. the following:— 20. fat,.wethers 30 2-year steers 10 yearling steers 7 fat cows 5 forward store cows 2 bulls LEVIN SALE. FRIDAY. JANUARY 28th. 1916. Abraham and williams, ltd.. will sell at 1 p.m.— 350 2, 4. 6 and f.f.m. ewes 200 2-tooth ewes 120 primo ewes 150 woolly rape lambs 150 lambs 40 fat lambs 450 2-tooth owes 12 18-mo;nths steers 8 fat cows 14 store cows 50 weaners (lots). ■ ■, ■ 1 4-ycar pedigree Ayrshire ball. registered Baconers, porkers, stores and wcaner pigs NOTE—AII pigs must be yarded by 11.45 SHARP. Pig Sale commences at 13 noon sharp. On account of A. Drake, Esq.— 700 2, 4 and 6-year ewes 500 fat and forward wethers 9 fat and forward bullocks 1 4-year S.H. bull On account of Mr Drysdale:— X horse, harness, and rubber-tyred gig HOTELS FOR SALE HO 111 L £ FOB SALE. FREEHOLDS. Egiaont District, Proved Takings, £7o.' Hangitakei ~ „ ~ .£IOO. Canterbury, ~ .. ~ £6O. Full Particulars to Genuine Buyers on application. If 11111111111 l || dogoocooooooo K^gco^corc-cjgooco A. D. KENNEDY AND GO., LTD. LICENSED HOTEL BROKERS. 157, Featherstou street. Wellington. i..' ,m,.— —. . ’ . FOR SALE. COUNTRY HOTEL FOB SALE. OWING to the present Licensee having made up his mind to go to the War, wo require a Tenant for one of the Best Country Hotels on the borders of the No-License district on the Wcl-Ungton-Auokland Line. Rent and wages about £2O per week. Trade in the bar averages about £IOO weekly, and in the Bottle and Wholesale Department it runs into n very large amount. Cash takings all over Hotel in December last £1612. Average profit on outside trade 33 per cent. Sales through the Bottle Department totalled, frpju August Ist, 1915, to January Ist, 1916,1271 cases of assorteds, made up as follows: —1023 cases whisky, 85 cakes giu and schnapps, 35 cases rum, 64 cases port, 64 oases brandy, besides numerous other lines. Also 9 bhds. draught whisky. Sales of Colonial bottled ales very large, 850 doz. in December. This Hotel is in the centre of a very thriving district, and stock sales aro held twice or three times weekly. Price for the lease, which has about H years to go, together with the furniture, £4OOO. Cash required about £2OOO- - WILL ARRANGE BALANCE ON EASY TEEMS. The stock of liquors at valuation, at present about £I2OO. Can be reduced in a month’s time to about £7OO. P.N.’s will bo taken for stock. Apply immediately, as the Licensee wants to go into camp, and this a genuine investment for a suitable person. DWAN BROS. WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. GOOD LITTLE DAIRY FARM. AT Te Hoto, 3 minutes from station: 10 acres, divided 5 paddocks; 3 acres in crops—mangels, potatoes, oats, \nii peas. Title, land transfer. Also 4-roomed cottage, sheds, styes, etc.; 10 cows, 1 bull. 1 horse. Price £1200; cash £425, balance mortgage. For full particulars apply S. GEORGE NATHAN. Auctioneer and Estate Agent. 113-115 Customhouse quay, (Opp. Bank of New Zealand.), 1 k,| ACRES Freehold, 5 paddocks, 104 all in grass, well fenced and watered; carrying 35 cows, 61 young cattle, 50 ewes, etc.; cowshed, whare, etc. Price £3329, £9OO cash. Campbell Thomson and Co., Dannevirke. WANTED Known—Artistic Printing in all its various forms promptly executed at the ''Times” office. We teuke trouble to give you satisfaction, and are i always ready to help you carry out your own idea# successfully. Get prices from the ‘‘Time*’’ and ses how reasonable w» are.