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AUCTIONS. UH'ER lIUTT STOCK SALE. ■ . TCKDAY. THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1911. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell, as above — 100 wethers 100 fat and forward wethers 150 ewes, in lamb to Romney rams 180 ewes, in lamb to Romney rams 100 f.f.m. ewes, in lamb to . Romnoy ranis 60 2-tooth ewes, in lamb to Romney rams 50- fat wethers 30 wethers 30 blackface larnbs 8 cows and heifers at drop 3 springing heifers ■ 1 single buggy 50 woolly lambs 12 2-year-old steers z0 wcaners 10 store cows 10 18-jiionths steers 7 heifers, at drop ' 1 cow, calving 12th May On account P. ■N. Cameron, Esq.— 21 picked. dairy cows, guaranteed sound, all in milk now, and mostiv September and October calvers 1 bull 20 5-gallon milk cans ■ UNDESERVED CLEARING SALE. :■ On account of A. M'Chcyno Murray, Esq.. at Messrs. Jlorrobiu Bros.' Homestead, HiYutcro Cross. WEDNESDAY, 2Gth APRIL, at 1 p.m. BALGETX AND CO.. LTD., have received instructions from A. M'Cheyno Murray,' Esq., who has sold his farm, to ecll. as above, the following stock— BHEEF--300 wethers .300 fat and forward 2 and 4-topth wethers 200 forward 2 and 4-tooih wethers' 200 2-tooth to f.f.m. Eoumoy ewes 10 shorn lambi CATTLE— . 2 milk cows in full milk 1 2-yoar Jersey bull ' 1 yearling steer HORSES--1 G-year colt (harness), 1 5-year filly (harness), 1 4-year half draught (just broken), 1 aged mare (in foal), 1 2year gelding by Blackthorn. SUNDRIESPigs, Poultry, Woolpress, Tools, Grass Seed, Spring-wirt and Harness, Gig and Harness, Household Effects, Piano, by Brinsmead, etc., etc. 'Also on account of other' vendors— 300 2-tooth to f.m. ewes in lamb Romncy rams 40 mixed cattle, IS months to 2-year 15 heifers, spring culvers; good line 14 weaners 1 2-y«ar old Holstein-Jersey Lull ■ 2 ha'f-draught horses, a and 6 years, : ■ guaranteed • ■ ■ . ■ 1 horss;. i years, saddle only LUNCHEON PROVIDED. "YOU-WHO ARE LOOKING FOR A DAIRY FARM-READ THIS. RICHMOND DOWNS ESTATE, ' RICHMOND DOWN'S ESTATE, • WALTON. . WALTON. SUBDIVIDED IN 25 DAIRY FARMS, IN AREAS FROM 00 TO 1512 ACRES, Will bo Sold on , MAY 27th, at 11 o'clock:

TEE N.Z: LOAN AND MERCANTILE CO.. in conjunction with the FARMERS' AUCTIONL'EiUNG CO., Ilamil-' •ton, have Keen favoured with instructions from the 'Proprietors to sell- by public Auction, as 'above, at the Horse Bazaar, Hamilton, on May 27th, at 11 o'clock. This Estate coin prises, some of the finest land in. the Upper Thames Valley. Plans may bo had from the above, or 'day of the N.Z. Loan anil Mercantile Agency Co.'s Branches, throughout tho Dominion. ; Watch this space for full particulars. Deed—Land Transfer Title. f" ' * " '■■ ''' « » HOTEL NOTICES. BEST PLACE TO STAY. RAILWAY- HOTEL, TAUMABUNUT. Modern Hotel, accommodating 60 . giiests; handsomely furnished; all modern conveniences; opposite Enihvay Station. TARIFF-EIGHT SHILLINGS A DAI'. Wire M'Grane, Taumarunui. MKS.. K. M'GEANE, Proprietress. HAMILTON. THE Best House for Visitors and Tourists when visiting Hamilton—rejiember that the COMMERCIAL HOTEL Is the best-appointed in the district. Coaches meet all trains at Frankton Junction. Night Porter, 'Phone. P.O. Box 57. Correspondence, invited. WHEUE TO STAY AT RANGATAUA. EAGLE'S— First-class Accommodation for the Travelling Public. COMMIiiCCIAI. TK.-WBILEUS A SPECIALITY. Tariff: 6s. per day. Letters and Tek-grai'i* Promptly Attended to. HASTIK'S -HOTEL. FEILDING. . Opposite Post Office. Under entirely NEW MAN.AUGMENT One of the BUST FITTED and BEST FURNISHED hotels in the T>n-i n ion. Suites of rooms with every modern convenience Handsopio Commercial and IVriting Booms. Best Cuisine. Ooly ..SPEIGHT'S BEER on tap; the best of Wines and Spirits used. H. M'MANAWAY, Proprietor (Lato of Argylo Hotel. Huntprville). CLUB HOTEL, Woodville, A. Swindle Uato of Kelson and Wellington), Proprietor. Tho recognised house in the district for commercial travellers. Sample rooms attached to the hotel. Tourists visiting WoodviUe wi.'l find excellent accommodation at tho abovo hotel. Good fishing and shooting in and around the district. Letters and telegrams promptly attended. to. Cabs leave hotel to meet nil trains. Teiopno-.io Wo. 1. P.O. boi.SlJ. REJUVENESCENCE OF THE At BEII I HO TE L. (Under New Management). Mr. James M'Donald, Proprietor This Hotel is in first-class order, having been refurnished from cellar to ceiling. Bedrooms (large and airy) electrically lighted. Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention. Night and day porter. Excellent cuisine. Smoking Koom. Writing Koom, Drawing Koom. ' Tariff--83. Gd. per day, or £2 2s. per week' 'Phone, -m. P.O. Box. 777. THE MARQUIS OF NORMANDY , HOTEL, CAKTERTON. W. U. HALLUX, Proprietor. The Btot Commercial Hotel m the Wairaraca. HOTEL C E G~Th WELLINGTON, N.Z. Opp. Government Kailway Station and Junction of City Tramways, and adjoinjug Parliamentary liutldiugs, EVEUY MOi)EKN CUM iiNIENCE. i\ AJ'PAIiLAND, Proprietor. TaiifT on ArolicatioD. SALVATION ARi/Y. " PEOPLE'S PALACE, 2ia CDBa ST.. WELLINGTON. Tariff from ss. per day J. -J3OWNIJJ. Manager^ WAVEULEY I'UIVATB Mnrwu St. wpp. New To Aro Post Uiice^ -ITS now ready to receive permanent 1 Boarders, bein;; absolutely lire and earthquake-proof, and containing a ]| modem conveniences and comfort*. Aho „ large proiueuade root, overlooking Uarliaur. Tariff— Cj. per day; 2as. p er wet .j. IJRS. CI, IKbIjUiWI.NG, 'Phonn aa-17. _ (POLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL, \J Lower Cuba Street. Near Wharves, Town liall, and Opera ' House. Excellent Cuisine. Lunch la. ' MRS. M. PETERS ] £Late 00 Weliiastou Terrace), Proprietrese. :