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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14393, 7 January 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS. CUINNEBB AND I.eCRBN, LTD. HARVEST HOHSU SALE. PHEASANT POINT SALEYARDS. TUESDAY* NEXT. T"|RESENT ENTRIES comprise—--40 DRAUGHT MARES, GELD- • INGS. and LIGHT HARNESS HOUSES 1 DOGCART, nearly new. Further Entries being received by our Stock Af»ont, Mr 0. J. Mohan, and at our Timaru Office. GUINNESS AND LeCREN, LTD., Auctioneers. GERALDINE LIVE STOCK MARKET WEDNESDAY, 11th JAN. QUR PRESENT ENTRIES comprise .80 FAT EWES, various lots 250 FAT LAMBS, various lots . 200 RAPE LAMBS various lots 30 MERINO WETHERS • 240 J-BRED EWES and LAMBS. Further Entries invited. GUINNESS AND LeCREN, LTD., Auctioneers, RICH WHEAT GROWING AND SHEEP FATTENING FARM. CRICKLEWOOD. Guinness and LeCREN, ltd., have been instructed by Mr James Corbett (who has purchased & largo property) to SELL by private treaty liis farm containing:— 289 ACRES, L.I.P. (999 YEARS). ' Rent '2s lOd less 10 per cent. All rich wheat growing and sheep fattening land in 9 paddocks, good 'fences,- permanent water in each. Ire. sent, cropping 30 acres wheat, 20 oats, 50 .turnips, 100 acres 1 and 2 years :grass, balance in English grasses and clovers. THE LAND is very clean and :n great lieart, grows 40 bushels wheat ami 80 bushels oats to acre, carries 2 eWes and fattens all lambs. • ' THE BUILDINGS comprise sixroomed house, wash-house, dairy, men's rotfm, 4 stalled stable, chaff-house, implement shed, loose box, cowshed, pigptye, sheep yards, situate one mile from Cricklewood railway station, school and , post office, 3 miles to Albury saleyards, adjoins main road and Tengawai river*. For Price, Terms and further particulars, apply to: ' 6UINNESS AND LeCREN, LTD., r Land Salesmen, Timaru. j • COMPULSORY SALE. NO. McILROY has received instrucv tions from Mrs G. F. Smith, who has left the district, to sell by Public Auction, at his Rooms, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 11th, 1911— HER MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE situated oh Cox Street, containing 7 Rooms, Pantry, Scullery, ' Bathroom, large Hall, Verandah, ..Conservatory, Wood, Coal and Tool House, and Iron Shed. All rooms fitted with Venetian ' Blinds, and Ceilings in Drawing- ■ -■ room, Bedroom, ' Dining Room, , and Hall are of fibrous plaster, . together with Section No. 195, containing. 1-Rood 36-Perches. Also Property known as COMMERCE HOUSE, being Sections Nos. 168 and 169, containing 1 Rood 20 Perches, situated in Talbot Street. Buildings can be converted into 5 Shops, one , - ' being ''leased at present to a " good tenant. v The above is a good sound investment for any one in want of same. Good terms can be arranged.. For further particulars apply to the Auctionser. Sale, at 3 p.m. JNO. McILROY, Auctioneer. HOW TO MAKE £50,000. THE TRUTH FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT. PROFESSOR LOWRIE, Lalid Expert, and late of Lincoln College, Canterbury, is said to have trebled the value of dry South Australian lands by his system of farming. . West Australian sand plain at one time neglected is now growing wheat and fattening lamb. We invite inspection of 56,000 acres _.i the Waikato River. Swedes grown on similar land took first prize at the Auckland Show. The area wo offer is for sale as a whole at 8s per acre. It is "so situated .that railway development must make it the centre of our North Island railway system. Accessible timber upon it is already valued at ' .-615.000. W. G. Stead and Co. have just purchased a large block of similar land. In its present slate it would 'carry six to eight thousand merino ewes and a large herd of cattle. If this land is not held for speculative purposes, but developed by means of the flock suggested in a few years the average value should be £2 per acre. Present price is for the freehold of the whole, 8s per aero. On very easy terms; in fact, the owners would accept 41 per cent. Government Securities. We can offer investments to SMALLER CAPITALISTS just as profitable in -proportion. WAIROA.—Mr Hunter Brown, who is cutting up his 7000 Acres, has kindly given us permission to offer it. The Land in this district has special fattening qualities, AXI) IS AS YET ONLY HALF DEVELOPED. TO THE WORKERS OF NEW ZEALAND whoso only capital is their natural strength, ability and industry, MR EUSTACE KANE, who is tenants' representative on the Hawko's Bay Land Board, will gladly and FREELY giv-e every information, advice, and assistance in his power. Write LANE AND MoCARTHY, THE HAWKE'S BAY LAND. STOCK, AND PRODUCE EXCHANGE, Napiol- and Hastings. SMAILL AND LEE, General engineers, blacksmiths and WHELWRIGHTS, ETC., lawn-mowers sharpened. - COACH PAINTING AND DECORATING, We have Several WINDMILLS FOR SALE. AGENTS FOR ARCO PAINT. Splendid Paint for Roofs, etc. A SPECIALITY— Tyreing everv dav by expert tradesmen. SEND IN YOUR WHEELS