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ASJSTtONS. TUESDAY,. 9th NOVEMBER, 1915, At 2.30 p.m. At Riccarton Homestead. DISPERSAL SALE Of the RICCARTON SHORTHORN HERD. jP Y N E & C 0., In conjunction with ALGETY & CO. (LTD.). Tave received instructions from tho Irustees of the late John Deans to hold a Dispersal Sale of tho famous Riccarton. Shorthorn Herd on Tuesday, 9th November, at 2.00 p.m.,_ at Riccarton Homestead, when the following high-class Stock will bo submitted for sale: 8 YOUNG BULLS and 17 COWS and HEIFERS, all by Selected Sires,and Cows that have been from tirnrf to time retained as tho PICK OF THE HERD. Inaugurated in 1860, tho Riccarton Herd has been treated with the greatest care and attention oyer since. No expense has been spared in importing the best blood procurable in England and Australia, with tho result that the Metropolitan Showyard records prove that the Herd is second to none in the Dominion to-day. JThe Trustees have determined to realise. Wo recommend inspection. Catalogues can bo had on application. PYNE & CO., DALGETY & CO. (LTD.), Co ' Joint Auctioneers. SATURDAY. 30th OCTOBER, At 11 a.in. At the Town Hall, Blenheim. SUBDIVISION OF LEEFIELD ESTATE TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. RIFEITHS BROS, (LIMITED), ]%,fESSRS PYNE & CO., TvJL favoured with instructions from E. N. Dillon, Esq., will sell by public auction, as above, The Famous LEEFIELD ESTATE, prising--14,000 ACRES of magnificent Agricul- ■ t ura I and Pastoral Country, sul> divided into 15 BLOCKS: Block I. 6380 acres. Block 11, 2643 acres. Block 111, 304 acres. Block IV, 492 acre®. Block Y, 404 acres. Block VI. 381 acres. Block VII 343 acres. Block VIII, 263 acres. Block IX, 179 acres. Block X. 526 acres. Block XI, 281 acres, Block XII, 550 acres. Block XIII, 570 acres. Block XIV, 560 acres. Block XV. 768 acres. TERMS : 10 per cent, cash at sale. 5 per cent, on delivery, Ist March, 1916. Balance for seven year® at 5 per cent. There is no finer Property in Marlborough than Lecfield, and none that offers itself so readily for .subdivision into Fine Agricultural Farms and splendid combined Agricultural and Grazing propositions. Tho whole Property is well watered, and each section has‘several fine Homestead sites. Plans arc obtainable from GRIFFITHS BROS. (LTD.), PYNE & CO., 6o Auctioneers. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. MANAWATU AND WEST COAST agricultural: AMO PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. OATH GRAND METROPOLITAN UV AGRICULTURAL SHOW and INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION, in conjunction with Manawatu Patriotic Society’s Patriotic Fair, solely for the Benefit of our Sick and Wounded Soldiers and Sailors’ F und. \fc the Show Grounds, Palmerston North, 3rd, 4th, and sth NOVEMBER, 1915. Also, MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB’S CHAMPION ANNUAL 800 SHOW. THE GREAT BLOOD STOCK SHOW OF THE DOMINION. Splendid Horse and JumpingCompetitions. ENTRIES CLOSE for ALL CLASSES {except Live Stock) OCTOBER 9. LIVE STOCK ENTRIES CLOSE OCTOBER 16. Schedules free on application to tho Secretary, W. T. PENNY, 28s Box 85. Palmerston North. THE COLOMBO TEA 00., LIMITED. 217 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. , WwTE have just, landed, cx Waifomo and » f Arabia, the following Lines or TEAS. We are offering these in single lots to suit clients at the following prices, which are Below Wholesale Rates: 49 chests Broken Orange Pekoe, each 1201 b, at Is 4d per lb. 88 half-chests Broken Orange Pelt ok, each 561 b. at Is 6d per lb. 55 boxes ■ Broken Orange Pekoe, _ each 251 b. at Is 7d and Is Sd per lb. 70 boxes China Buds, each 2111 b, ai Is 10s xsor ib. _ 28 boxes Panyong, each 121 b, at Is lOd per lb, Tins Pure Soluble Cocoa, each 61b, finest ijuiuity, 2s 8d per lb. 1 Company’s No. 1 Sugar with abefe Teas, lls 3d per 561 b bag. TERMS: Strictly Cash with Order, F.0.8.' Dunedin. A v>. 1 Exchange to bo added to country cheques.