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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 9870, 16 January 1918, Page 10

STOCK SALES. OTAKI SALE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16th, IMS. Messrs abraham and williams. LTD.,--.will sell as above at 1 p.m.— 120 mixed sex 3-tooths 10Q dry ewes ho lambs •10 18-months to 2-vear steers 30 head mixed cattle G store cows 1 bull 30 good weaner steers WAIKANAE SALE. THURSDAY. JANUARY 17th, 1918. ABRAHAM AND WIL-I”-1 - LIAMS, LTD., will sell as above at 1 p.m.—■ 120 good 2-tooth wethers 200 4-tooth ewes 40 . ewes and lambs 40 fat wethers 25 3-year steers 12 3-year steers 4 2-yoar steers 10 3-year heifers C springing heifers 6 fat cows WAIKANAE SALE. THURSDAY. JANUARY 17th, 1918. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell as above—--22 4 and 5-year forward bullocks 6 fat cows 15 Shorthorn yearlings 6 forward cows fOR SALE. HARCOURT & CO. LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. WELLINGTON, UNIMPROVED FARM, AUCKLAND DISTRACT. OtAA ACRES unimproved native lease. 42 years, situated Bast Cbabt, Auckland; rental ' 9 pence per acre first 21 years. Is 6d next 31 years, with <O3 an core compensation clause; about 2000 air os ploughable, very easy rolling to hilly good friable clay soil; well watered by permanent streams; about 70 aoroa good . puriri bush, enough timber for fencing purposes, balance open country with fern, tutu and tltree: bounded on one side by sea; good road formed through property; 6 males 1 from Station and township. Price 481 pe more goodwill for cash, 90s acre for exchange; Government valuation for freehold 40 2000. W.Q. FOB IMMEDIATE • SALE. WAIKATO. ACRES, nearly all in grass; 280 acres flat, balance easy hills; rich soil, suitable for fattening or sheep'*; capacity about 90 cows; situated in the be§t part of the Waikato; 13 ajad watered by permanent stream J 6 miles from railway station, handy to school; cream cart calls; good road to door; 3-robined, also 4-roomed cottage, granary, pigsties, cowbails, eto; title freehold. Price -OX4 10a per acre; about <E6OO cash required, terms good. This property is for immediate sale, as owner le shortly leaving for the front. No. 229 TAEARUA DISTRICT. -ACRES, L.1.P., 500 acres in grass, balance mixed bush, suitable fox gracing and dairying, will carry 1J sheep besides cattle when improved; permanently watered; -''good 5-roomod house; bath, and conveniences, also 4-roomed , workshop, sheepyards, X mile from creamery and school, good road. Price jES Ids per acre; <6700 cash, terms arranged, No. 233 cottage, woolshed etc.; telephone; BARGAINS IN MOTOR-CARS, FOR~SALB. rj-SEA3.EE OVERLAND, complero with all accessories, 4073. <J-SRATER METZ, only run a few miles’ (quite new), 40150. Apply E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, 159. LAM3TON QUAY. Afi ACRES, all ploughable and in ttt/ grass; well watered; house and outbuildings; <027 10s acre; 40300 cash. W. McCormick, Hastings.

EXCHANGE FOR NORTHERN PROPERTIES WE have hundreds of propositions up here to offer in exchange. Let us know what you have and require. JpQOnn EQUITY in 2000-acro sheep block.. Owner will accept exchange for SiFUUU town or suburban properties in Wellington. % Equities of all sizes. Write us. WILLIAM A. HORNE, LTD., “THE LAND MAN," 4. Vulcan Lane, AUCKLAND. - FOR SALE—RICH DAIRY FARM. Q-J MILES Southern Kailway Line. Auckland, half mile railway station <4l Area 152 acres, eight subdivisions; beautifully watered, picturesque clumps Native bush; land reclaimed old Kakihatea swamp; splendid up-to-date dwelling, outhouses, etc.; carrying large herd dairy cows. Price £-15 per acre; eastterms. Or owner will consider a fair exchange—dwellings or cheaper land Puller particulars apply R. J. ENTRICAN. P ” 1 FATTENING. DAIRYING AND GRAZING FARM. ~ EXCEPTIONAL TERMS TO PRACTICAL MAN. won ACRES, 3i miles from railway station; 9 miles good stock market. 200 •OU acres along front rich, drained swamp, portion of which is now carrying a bullock to the acre. Balance will carry the same when drainage is completed. About 300 acres ploughable, balance good hils, originally heavy bush carrying 2 ewes; 60 acres standing bush. Property lies beautifully to the sun. Price .£ls per acre - .£2OOO cash, or would lease with compulsory purchasing clause, with small deposit but. only to thoroughly practical farmer, or exchange for smaller farm. JAMES & GILLMAN, * RAWERA a ° d Agents. F “OR,“SALE, or EXCHANGE. 149 i Acres, all undulating and ploughable; well subdivided, fenced, and laid out. A cattle race runs right through th© farm, and the stock can be turned into each paddock; all well watered. A large quantity of fencing timber suitable for fencing and firewood; 1 acre shelter bush; about 15 acres stumped; 7 or 8 acres ploughed for situated 7 miles Stratford by good metalled roads connecting Kaponga and Eltham; * or 3 miles chees© factorv: school adjoins. Good 6-roomed House, with outbuildings, including sharemilkers’ whore, cowyards. with Gane milking machines (3 cups), loose box. and gig shed, car shed, and piggeries, fowlhouses, etc. „ Rent, £232 Is per annum, subject to deposit of £o_oo paid; compulsory purchase clause at £36 per acre. Goodwill wanted £SO, or £/50 on an exchange for a farm near a High School. Stock consists of 53 cows, 2 yearlings, 1 bull, 55 calves and the remainder of 40 sheep. Milk cheque November was £66. About £39 per acre purchases right out. T ~ _ ARTHUR B. GIBSON, NEW PLYMOUTH.”* 1 ’ I