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AUCTIONS. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY OF N.Z.. LTD. K, IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE at SPRINGFIELD ESTATE, uear METHVEN. ; | -niUIiSDSY AND FRIDAY, I MARCH "tii and *ih. 191?. n. : A ''PHK NATIONAL MC/XTGAGE AND , J- AGENCY CO. OF N.Z.. LTD.. have .' ! Tv-cf i'vcd i;jfilri;ctions froin THOMAS " ' DO\YLIXG. ESQ o' HI'IUXfiFIELD Es- " 'I'ATE, METIIYEN. to isell by I'u'oiic Aucj Uon jjs a.hovc.— - i THE WHOLE o: his PUREBRED STUD FL(K'K o; LINCOLN. BORDER : LEICESTER, and SOUTHDOWN : S! IE E1 *. STUD SHORTHORN 1 CATTLE. a V:o I'urci.roti BERKSHIRE ' I'itiS, consist i!'. J." .! LINCOLN STUD SIfEEP, rei::=tere:l X.Z. " ; FLOCi: HOOK a? No. -.'7:. ;i I 7 .Stud Liiicoii! liaius. one to iour-shear 1 :.ji Floe:: LiTier.ln Ewe?, on? to four-shear • ; 1 [Jiic.iiii Ram Lambs ■ .*)•> L:i;i-'!m Iv.vo Lambs II , Onc-.-iiear Lincoln Flock Rams ' ! RORDER LEICESTER STUD SHEEP, rein X.Z. FLOCK BOOK ua No. ! i Stud Border Leicester Ranifl. 0110 to | luur-tfliciir I i>> Flock Border Leicester Raise, mostly o:ic-she,ar I !iI Flock Border Leicester Ev:cs, one to four-shear I !') F!oc.'; Border Leicester Eire Lambs ",j I'Mo'ck Border Leieesier Rain Lambs ! 1213 : .SOUTHDOWN STUD SHEEP registered in , N.Z. FLOCK BOOK as No. 141. | ii Stud Southdown Rams, one to fourshea; i 'J!)0 Flock Southdown Ewc« one to fourshear I J'!') Flock Southdo-.vn Kama, mostly oncn 1 shear i ivi Flock Southdown Ewe Lambs ! Flocl: Southdown Ram Lambs -li.H PUREBRED SHORTHORN CATTLE. i' l | All registered in Stud Book. j 1 Purebred Shorthorn Cow , j I! Purebred Shorthorn Heifers ■ • 1 Purebred Shorthorn Heifer Calve® ®- : 1 Purebred Shorthorn Heiier, Jiyrs j I t Purebred Shorthorn Bull, 2yrs old n ! PUREBRED BERKSHIRE PIGS. ,° j .7 Purebred Berkshire Sows 13 1 1 Purebred Berkshire Boar l " j 40 Purebred Berkshiro Wcanere n -> j 4C t, ALSO THE WHOLE OF HIS FLOCK OF i THREE-QUARTERBRED SHEEP, FAT k LAMBS, FAT CATTLE. HORSES, 'j PLANT, AND IMPLEMENTS, consisting of: — SHEEP— 800 Fine Thrco-quarterbred Two-tooth Ewee 1100 Fine Threo-quarterbred Four and Sixtooth Ewec 1100 Fine Three-quarter bred Eight-tooth and Sound-mouthed Ewea ■ 140 Extra heavy prime Fat WetheTfl 1 1500 Extra Prime Fat Lambs 1 750 Fat Lambs 250 Ewe Lambs (Lincoln rams out of Halfbred Ewes) 280 Halfbred Four-Six-tooth Forward Wethers 6220 CATTLE— 50 Head of Fat Cattle, ertra prime 50 Head 1 and 2yr-old Shorthorn Cross Cattle, bred by Owner 100 HORSES— 20* Good Working Draught Mares and Geldings, straight out of work 20 Well-bred Light Harness and Standard-bred Trotting JiaTea and Geldings, ages yearlings and onwards, by the following well-known Trotting Sires: Rothschild. Wildwood Junior, El Carbine, Brent Locando. Coldstream Bolls, Prince Imperial, St Kevin, and Advance. (Included in the above aro two specially wellbred Mares etinted to Brent Locando). PLANT AND IMPLEMENTS— 4 Massoy-Harris Binders, 3 Grass-eeed Strippers, 3 d.f. Ploughs, 1 3-furrow Plough, 2 sets Disc Harrows, 1 Rotary Harrow, 2 sets Tine Harrows, 2 Cambridge Rollers. 4 Farm Draye. 1 Hay Mower, 1 17-coulter Duncan Drill 1 Saw and Sawbench, 2 Portable Whares. large quantity of Harness, also Contents of Blacksmith's, Carpenter's, and Saddlery Shops. Sundries, etc., etc. THE WHOLE WILL BE OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE. MR DOWLING ia reluotantly compelled to dispose of his old-established Flocks, owing to advancing years and failing health, and more particularly ae his only eon, who has supervised the Estate, has been called , up by the Military Service Board. ORDER OF SALE. [ FIRST DAY-THURSDAY, MARCH 7th, 1918. Implemente and Plant—Starting 10.30 a.m. sharp. Stud $heep, Stud Cattle, and Pige—Starting i p.m. sharp. SECOND DAY FRIDAY, MARCH Bth, 1918, Implemente and Plant—Starting 10.30 a.m. > sharp. . Fat Sheep, Lambs, Cattle, Store Sheep, Store , Cattle, and Horses—Starting 1 p.m. sharp. l - LUNCHEON PROVIDED. f Motor Cars will leave berth Ashburton and - Methven for tho Sale, on arrival of the 1 Ohristchurch and Timaru morning traisa on 1 both days. Passengers may book seats nt » Newman's Stables, at Ashburton or Methven. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—Mr Dowling's Stud Sheep and Cattle are so well and favourably known throughout the Dominion that they require 110 recommendation. He has been one of the largest and most successful exhibitors at Christchurch, Ashburton, 1 Methven, and Timaru Shows for many years ' past, and has taken practically all the first ' prizes at these fixtures at different times. : Mr Dowling invariably tops the Metropoli- ' tan Market at Addington with hie consignments of Sheep, Cattle, and _ Pigs, so this is an opportunity of a lifetime to secure some of the best stock produced in the Dominion. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO., OF N.Z., LTD., Ashburton, 8903 Auctioneers. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. : harvest, 191s. GRAIN GROWERS NOTE. aro .CASH PURCHASERS of OATS, RYEGRASS, CLOVER. ETC. HIGHEST MARKET PRICES. PROMPT RETURNS. LICENSED BKOKEH9 Under the GOVERNMENT WHEAT REQUISITION SCHEME. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., Hereford street, 8297 Christchurch. A MOTOR will run daily from GLENTUNNEL to DARFIELD and carry 1 Passengers from Darfield to all places ;n • route to Lake Coleridge, returning ia time . to catch Cass Express, Tuesday, Thursday, ' and Saturday, if necessary. \ v W. LEEMING, * Mail Contractor. j