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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 648, 27 October 1909, Page 12

AUCTIOWS. ' - PALMEBSTON 1 NORTH ANNUAL CATTLE ' ' fAIE ' » .TO-DAY, 1 WEDNESDAY, OOIOBEh 2T, 1909. 'ABRAHAM AND WILITAMS, LTD ," will , **■ Mil kt their Yards at 12 noon - ■JOKA Head well-bred Shorthorn, Horoford, X/V<Jv/ f pond Angus, Cattle comprising— 200 i and 5-y«ar vforward bullocks 200 3-year bollocks 150 2 and 21-year aleeis i ,-M yearling to Id-months steers \ 100 veiriinc tp 2-year hoifere $> fat and forward Gpoyed heifers On account Messrs'Koiller Bros, Bulls— 60 vrell bred Polled Angus yearling steers (first-class line) On aticount of Messrs Hewitt Bros — ' 150 2 and 3-year Shorthorn Hereford steers On account of Mr J Linklater— 50 3 and 4 year fonrard bullocks 'LEVIN PIG SALE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 12 noon, sharp HITCHIN&fc, HAJjKIJNS, AND CO, LTD, will sell as aboAf— •> < 40 prune porkersr l 30 storo pigs ( 50 slips > 35 weataers ' 2 sows, with . Utter? 3636 j 'IEViN ANNUAL CATTLE FAIR FRIDAY, 29th OCTOBER, 1009 1 A BRAHAM A*ND J.TD , will x3L sell at their yards Levin, at 1 pm— - 6JAA HEAD of CATTLE, comprising— 4fl 3-year steers (first-class line) 40 fat and 'ijward cows aod heifers feuai anteed eraptj) 30 2-Tear heifers 2o 18-month , ! ilo 2-voar heifers 2.i 3 to 25 yeir 20 IS months to 2-vear steers 20 mixed yearlings , 15 2 td 3-Tcar stcei9 < «■ < 10 fat and forward cows 30 15-months steeri,, , IS fat Pollcd-Angusjjtillocks ■i fnt heifers ' • I 4 fat , bullocks' ' - > , a fat. bullocks ', „ ' Sll I vear stecr? I ' 'I l * yearling steers 15 2 yettr hoi fere ' 2 young dairy bulls springing heifer'; (food-line) ' , * SHEEP " MC woollv, (firstclass'hne) 00 fnt sliorn ewes i ' 50 fat («hom. wether.e' iH forward ewea 150 ew6 hftggots (tstra good) SO hoggets ''t , 150/nrifard n ethers (oft hills) , x 100 fat and forward ewes ' Oμ. account of F A Gillies, Esq , Tβ Horo— - ' 50 2KyehT steers " ' ,50 3 to Si-yeir bullocks JO 5-je;fr'bullocks t t ' V " . , ' ' CllOa ! fALMERSTON 'NORTH HORSE SALE SATURDAY, SOHj OCTOBER, 1909 ABRAHAM' AND WILLIAMS, LTD, will *i ai at 1 pus •— i v 3& DrftUghteV Harness Horses, Hacks, and ' Alsoi'iOn aocouut ■o'J/'iJessrj Kciller Bros, of Bhiler their aniinal draff o£ well bred Pomee •mtdble'fot polo-oi comprising— , '' 25 & unbrtken Pdnics by Good C< . (, u => ', i 5- firitseiass Polo Pomes , On of Ownor — « c Bnswn!'mare, "liquid Air," 6 years, by " ' "Explosion," out of "Toi Toi ' ( , Chestnut gelding ."Leolanter,)' aged, by ' i ,F Le*Untus," oul df ."Caskonef* 'On iaccount of Norman Krrkcaldio, E*q, levjn- s12 3 io 5 year Draught and Half draught Ti lilies and Geldings, broken and un- / brokea , v 1 Thorpughhred Gelding, by Sir Lancelot— , Temeraire Mr Kirkc&ldie- 19 giving up,one of his! leasebold Jitopfeities, and in consequence is Belling of! hie hqrseS) His-'lighter horses uill be -offered at a laqer date 3559

\yAI£\NAE STOCK SALE TUESDAY, 2nd' NOVEMBER, 1009 j A BHAHAiI' AND" WILLIAMS, LTD, will xSL sill at '1 pip — ljTlfJ-months to 2 year steers 3 springing cows " OA,Aceount J 'Askew, Waikanae— 10 first-class dairy cows in full profit, all I ' -i guaranteed 3 ■> ' i> " i ' \ - GjASP'THIS ( OPEOETONn;Y. 'GET. A PLAN OF THE v EVANS BAY ESTATE, r , ,', KILBIRNIE. ffIHE ' GEEATEST MONEY-MAKING >A ' OPPORTUNITY BEPOEE THE PUBLIC TO-DAY I » '" j , ' J" J ' 10PfiR>CEhf DEPOSIT WILL DO ITI lfl PPB CENT JN ,, SIX MONTHS 10 PES CENT. IN, TWELVE MONTHS SAX<ANCE MAY RE4TAIN TOK THKbE si. ' YEAItS ' INTEREST ON UNPAID PURCHASE i*i * MONEX.AT 5 PKR CENT. Or 'wo will bmld you a houso and arrange the money for 'you at 1\ pei cent interest and ~ repayments arranged as tteekly rent. , For Conditions of Salo apply— t< , THOMSON & BROWN, ( , } '. •' (SOLE AGENTS), AUCTIONEERS AND REAL ESTATE i > r • AGENTS, > , . OPPOSITE BANK i\ Z, CUbTOMIfOUSE QUAY. -Telephone, 'IUO. , ' ' f , , FIRST-CLASS , CROPPINQ AND, FATTENING COUNTRY. v, v - :— -liy-ia ACRES, freehold, 3} miles from J.rX<ft Walton Railway Station, not far from MomnsYill«, i< road frontage:,, surveyed into 6 blocks uf'trom Hi acres to 3C5 acres, 6-roomed h"ousc, ..wnolshed, and stable, combined, built 3 yeafjiago Subdivided into 10 paddocks, good watci in each, supplied by 3 runmrfg, streams • The whoio has boon ploughed, .and laid >lown in, best of English grasses,"with the exception of abont 130 acres of tall ti-troe and swaiup Wintered lose year on sca'l alone 1950 breeding ewes, 175 hoggets, U ram , and W2 3 to JJ year bullocL Woolchp, 50 bales Stock now on, 2201) breeding ewes.'bS Tarns, 9;horscq, and cattle, bold off place froin'Jahuarj , , to September, J909, 2926 ehecp ifnd Jambs, 112 head of cattle Grows abSonitelj the' flneic. turnip crops in the district, njid is nrst'clai bullock and sheep fattvninf country 'It is also eminently adapted for "growing, oats aild wheat This property would.' nlako idcil, dairying land, and, it cut up for this purpose, would sell very readily 4t" MghJ rates Otbcr ahd Similar' land adjoining it can bo SurcDftsed- if client' wonld like larger area iwuer selling solelyi on account of indifferent tealth, 'arid ctpects to go to the Old Country, * • *PEICE, .jeej 10s .AN ACEE. 'Not'less than'iSeOOO Co be paid in cash, b&laneo may be arranged on easy terms. -' ft* WILSON & CO., LTD., i "> ' ', TiIHAPE /'< FrfflM FOR HOUSE PROPERTY. <JAA ACEE PAEIi-100 Acres Freehold, 200 1 OvV ,AcrOT 999 year?' lcoeohold at Supence p«T* tore Improvements consist of 4-roomod iouee.eftd conveniences, woolehed, shoopyarde, Sowbsils, facro' orchard, jsnbdivided into 13 Wddocks, pormauent water supply, one mile from school, post office, and cheeeo factory, socurOly fehced, part ploughabie JG1650 the lot Terms '.£SOO cash, balance easy terms; or will exchange house property. CASSIDY AND CO, ■jAiid-'Agents, Hastings.' ~»*_^_*«_J!SM