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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11966, 19 June 1907, Page 4

TO-DAY, 2 p.m. RAILWAY SALEYARDS, RICHMOND. -| Cyf\C\ SHEEP, consisting of— 200 Fat Wetbers 100 Wether Lambs 150 Store Wethers 600 Ewes 1 1., 4 And 6 tooth 260 Ewe?, 1 l. ( 8 tooth Wf\ Head Prime FAT CATTLE -| Forward STORES -J i^ STORE PIGS The above will bo tfasssd, and sold in lota to suit buyars. BISLEY BROS. •& CO., 2003 Auotioneerp. SECTIONS. SECTIONS^ THE WOOD. riIHERE are several Unsold; Sections left X in Estate of late Mrs Thos. Hooper. Early application necessary. Apply — 1485 MESSRS BISLEY BROS. & CO. For Immediate Salef 2 HORIZONTAL ENGINES (Taogye). 30 h.p., 8-ln. cylinder, lfi-in. stroke. Boi er, lOffc. long x sft, diamnter 42in. f 3£ inoh tubes, self aoting condeneer and exhaust injector, steam and exhaust pipes, water, steam, and vacuum gauges, all neoaßsary steam pipes, Bbafting and fittings, whole practically new. Frioe £250. Further particulars apply BISLEY BROS. & CO , 1125 Auctioneers. THE LAST WOOL SALES. At tbo last Wool Sales, held in Christcharch on the 13th Dec, very satisfactory prices were obtained for the better classes of wool. The top price was obtained for the well known " Pabau Pastures " (Culverden) clip, which realised 15d per lb for half bred, this being tbe best prioe obtained for any clbbs of wool in New Zealand for some years. As a matter of course this wool was in splendid oondition, the flock from which it came havirg been dipped in Little's Combined Sheep . Dips whioh showa that it pajs to use the beet dip, Other olips from floekg dipped in Little's (Fluid or Powder) Dips also brought good prices, ranging to 14Jd, Tbe Chief Nelson Agents Jor Little's Dips are— SLF.Y BROS & CO., Stock and Station Agents. 425 Hardy- street. Sheep. Sheep. TT'NTRIES of Sbeep, in large or small JLLi numbers, a:e being reoeived on account of owners for sale at our Riohmond Yards, giving free grazing ; or, if desired, will make shipments, on liberal terms, to outside markets ; or will purohase at high esi current market rates. Full particulars on application to R. GAUKRODGER Stoke. Or BISLEY BKOS & CO., 688 Auctioneers, ftoi-k & Station Agent 3. To Fruitgrowers and Others. \V j\ IS I VjlJf A PPLES, Pears, Grapes, Tomatoes, in Jx any quantity ; also Potatoes. The highest market price given. SPOT CASH ON DELI-VERY. - All freight paid. Apply— VVALDEfi'S, FRUITERER, fifi.v, Cuba street, 1487 Wellington.. SHEEP RUN FOR SALE. THE WELL-KNOWN SHEEP RUN Situated in Stanley Brook, 5 Miles from the Tapawera Railway Station, and belonging to MICHAEL HANRON, ESQ. The Property contains 1803 Acres, made up as follows : — QKA ACRES of Splendid FLAT fIOU PLOUGHABLE LAND, Suitable for Growing Turnips, Oats \Ba,vley, or Hops. OQI" ACRES Hillside nv A UndulatC3>oo ing (a large portion of which is also ploughable) of EXCELLENT SHEEP COUNTRY. /^r*O ACRES in Bush of GOOD 000 MILLING TJMBEB>..antl when cleared will make the FINEST PIECE of GRAZING LAND in the District-. The properly is Well Watered by Permanent Streams, and lies entirely to the Sun. It is within 2i miles from the Post c nd Telegraph Office, and f mile from the Public School, and the Roads are all Good and Well Metalled. THE IMPROVEMENTS include an 8-roomed Dwelling. Bathroom, and Washhouse, situated on a rise, and having a GRAND VIEW of the Surrounding District, and all Necessary Farm Buildings. The FENCING, of which there is 13 miles altogether, is in Good Order. The STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS, and SAWMILLING PLANT (complete), which includes a new 12h.p. Ruston and Proctor Portable Engine (lOOlbs pressure), and 40 chains Tramway, can be bought with the Property if desired. Price £o an Acre, or ,£IO,OOO as a Going Concern For fuller aarticulars apply to F. & D. EDWARDS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, TRAFALGAR STREET, 1709 NELSON. THOS. H, HIGGS, Land and Estate Agent, WAKEFIELD. of the PROPERTIES I have O on my books FAHUNA,— Section 67ft x 175 ft, in Rui- ] street, fenced on three sides, planted with shrubs. Land transfer. Price £Z 2 10s. Easy terms. PAHUNA.— Section, 66ft x 165 ft, in Ruistreet, fenced on three sides. Land transfer. Price ,£52 10s. Easy terms. DAHUNA.— Section t6ft x 165 ft. in Rui- _ street, fenced front and back. Land transfer. Price .£52 105. Easy terms. rVAI-ITI. — House, seven rooms. 12 acres more or less, 4 acres in hops, A acre orchard. Fenced and sub-divided. Well watered. One mile from railway, Post Office, and school, Price .£650. Easy terms. V AKEFIELD.— SpIendid property, 21---miles from Wakefield, 64 acres undu* lating limestoue country. All been under plough^ now in grass, will carry 300 sheep, tip lo;j land for cows, well watered, fenced, ; aid sub-divided. Cottage 4 rooms, hop kiln, neAv wool press Price =£1000. Easy terms. V AKEFIELD. — House, seven rooms, detached dairy, barn, stable, pigstye, and fowl house ; 10 acres, more or less, of very best level land, 2 acres in orchard, balance in grass. Plenty water, all Jevel, and well drained. Price .£OOO. Easy terms, k'AKEFIELD.— Brick kiln, sheds, tools and all requisites for carrying on brickniatnng. Superior clay handy for bricks rind tiles, with 9 acres, more or less, of best quality land, of which 2£ acres are in hops, and one acre orchard and garden, Price .£450. Easy terms. If you are desirous of acquiring a iimtry residence, small or large farm, teep run, or property of any kind in this jautif ul and prosperous district, kindly mmunieate with iHO3. H. HIGGS, Land and Estate Agent, 24 WAKEtIELDi