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AUCTION SALES. Bssley Bros, and Co. HCATIMOTi YARDS. TUESDAY NEXT, at 1 30 p.m. Present Entries: orrv mixed sheep. Further entries invited. BI3LEY BEOS & CO, HB6 Auctioneers. RICHMOND YARDS. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 2 p.m. Present Entries: KKA SHEEP, including Breeding f~s&\7 E*es, Store and Fat Wethers, and Lambs. Fuither entries invited. BISLEY BKOS. & CO. HQr } Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 12th APEIL,at 1 o'clock sharp. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. HOPE. -jtffITESSKS BISLEY BEOS &\ CO., .JjWL having received instructions from Mv A. Links, who is leaving the farm, will sell by Public Auction, at the homestead, his LIVE STOCK, including Sheep, Cafcfcle, Horses, also Farm Implements, etc., on above date, at time named. 500 SLeep, including Breeding Ewes, Lambs, and Fats 12 Head Fat Cattle 1 Young cow, Ayrshire-Jersey, June calver 10 Halfbred Jersey Heifers 40 Young Cattle, mixed sexes, 6 to 10 months, in lots S Horses, including— 1 Draught Mare in foal 1 Gelding, 3 years, unbroken 2 Geldings, 3 years, suitable for express 3 Young Geldings 1 Yearling O'olt Osbome drill, Mas^ey-Harris binder, Maasey-Barris cultivator, double-furrow plough., eingle-futrow ploughs, iron harrow, awingletrees. carts; saddle&, harDe^s, vooden roller, spring trap, tip dray, separator, and sundries Fuller particulars later. BISLEY BROS. & CO., 1065 Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD AGRICULTURAL FARM. Near Belgrovs. MESSES BlsLi/Y BROS & CO., acting under instructions from Mr Gbo. Leighton 'who is leaving Nelson), will sell by PuMjc Auction, within their Land Sale Eooms, Hardy-street, ON 13th APEIL, THAT most valuable Freehold A gricul tural Farm situate about one mile from Belgfrove Kailway Station, and containing P7O ACKES (niorb op less), together 4iy with all improvements thereon including almost ne>v 8-roomed Eesidence and outbuildings. This compact farm is all level, with long frontftee to main road and to river banks, is excellent cereal land, this year's Barley crop averaging 40 bushels per acre. if desired easy terms of payment can be arranged. Sale at Noon BISLEY BEOS. & CO.. 079 I and Auctioneers Alfred Gould. WEDNESDAY, Ai'RIL 10th, at 1.30. GENUINE CLEARING SALE AT WAKEFIELD. SHEEP. MILK IN t. COWS (from Pedigree Ayrshire Stock). AYRSHIKE BULL, DJEtADGHT HOESES, PIGS, CALVES. STACKS OATEN SHEAVES, FAtIM IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Also SUSPLTJS HOU-vfcHOLD FURNtTUBE AND KFPEGTS. ALFRED GOIJI.D, »cting under infctructionu from Mrs F. Hoopeb, who has leased her Mvoperty, will sell, at her residence, W uKofiekl. as ab.>ve. 100 Sheep, 9 Milting Cows (from pedigree Ayrshire stock), 2 Yearlinga 1 purebred Ayrshire Bull. I Draught Mare, 1 Draught Filly (unbroken), Calves, Pig 3, etc. Sandry Household Furniture and Effects. ALFEED GOULD, i 1093 Auctioneer, i THLRSDAY, 11th. APRIL, 1.30 p.m. VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY AT THE PORT. Also, THE WHOLE OF THE FUR?4ITURE AND EFFECTS. ALFRED GOULD, acting under in ■structions f'om Mb J. McHaeq (who i« leaving l>v England), will sell as above, at his residence, Stepneyville, the Port, opposite tho Pilot Shed. Couch, 2 Morrioe chairs (in green velvet) large sideboard (mirror back), carpet 3quare, hanging lamp, suite (9 pieced) in leather, cartains, rugs, mats, vases, pictures double bra<s mounted bedsisud , 4- aud £iugl« bedsteads, vire. kapoc, and Hax mattresses, wardrobe, Duchess chests, washstinds and toiletware, stair carpet and r'xis, Urop'nead sewing machine (Bonita)., erccfcmy, glassware, cooking utensils inowe;1, ho*e, garden and sundry tools, vyce, W'ing'-iv, etc. At 3 p.m. sharp. All that parwl of lind, containing hali pn acre, mora or i s<, having rwj frontages ot 160 arrl 100 f a;. respectively, together with 2*l up-to~dfv:.B dwalling of 7 large and lofty rooms. All modorn conveniences: drainage, h>t :>ud cold service, lar{,'e minor shed, outbuildi a>T3, etc. Land Transfer Title. Easy Terms Arranged if Desired. A* the owner is lea ing the.Dominion, ■ the' property musk ba sold. Staucimg on a fifla ri^a, it commands a magnificent view of the Bay. He Uthi*si possible position. ea^y ■distance of the city. All these unquestionable advantages uialce it a most valuable property, either aa an investment o- a speculation. Property and Goods on view next Wednesday afternoon, 2 to 4 o'clock. ALFRED GOULD, 1160 • Auctioneer. WAIMEA COUNTY COUNCIL. MOTOR REGISTRATION ACT, 1908. EEGISTEATION OF MOTOII3. I 2T pursuance of the provisions of Part 11. of '• The -Motor .Regulation Act. If 108/" Public Notice is hereby given that the Waimea County Council decided by isolation passed at a meeting of th»* said Council, held on the 7th d+y of March, I<>l2, that Part 11. of The Motor Kegu!ntion Act, 1908" shall be brought into operation in the Waimea Coonty on "the Ist j day of May, 1912. S. BLOMPrELD, | 11*2 Coanfcy Clerk.