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AUCTIONS. . LEVIN SALE. TO-DAY, FRIDAY, 2Sth APRIL, 1911. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD. ■*•*■ will sell at 1 p.m.00 fat ewes 30 forward owes 70 ftit wethers , £0 empty ewes 150 woolly lambs fiO prime fat wethers 300.2-toot.h ewes (off hills) ■ 30 13 to 20-month steers • SO 18-month heifers, in calf .16 forward cows G 21-y«nr steers 40 mixed weaners SO 3 and 4-year bullocks 10 weaners 1 first-class dog-cart horse, 6 years, guaranteed SO tons this reason's chaff (in lots)220 first-class Eomney lambs 500 2 and 4-tooth wethers (off hills) - 100 2-tooth ewes GO fat sheep 25 fat iambs 3.1 store cows .■ 10 2-year steers ' • 3 fat cows On account of Mrs. R. W. Bradlee (off Manakau Hills}— 120 Mixed woaners (good) 50 12 to IS-month dairy heifers 25 12 to 15-month steers 30 yearling heifers , 8 Jersey heifers, to wire in spring 25 dairy heifers, to calve in spring 7 forward S.H. heifers ' S yearling Jersey bulls IMPORTANT SALE OF PEDIGREE ■ AND GRADE JERSEY CATTLE. , WANGANUI EAST YARDS/ TUESDAY, MAY 2nd, at 12.30 p.m." TfcALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., •*-*■ will sell, as above, on account of— MRS. F. J[. NIXON. 0 pedigree cows , 3 pedigree heifers 1 halfbred heifer, in milk (All in calf to Purebred Jersey Bull.) 1 pedigree bull Mnhce, 2 years . .3 purebred yearling bulls 1 grade yearling bull A. ALLISON, ESQ. C purebred 2-year heifers 20 grade 2-year heifers • 2 purebred cows \ ' (All in calf to Purebred Bull.) ' 1 purebred 25-year bull OTHER VENDORS. i purebred cows ■'■ 2 purebred bulls 12 18-month to 2}-year halfbred heifers, in calf to P.B. Jersey bull I grnclo cows, coming into wofit at the end of May Brakes leave Post Office Corner for yards periodically after 11 a.m. Luncheon may he obtained at the yards. OTAKI SALE. . , • TUESDAY, 2nd MAY, 1911. A BEAHAIf i'ND 'WILLIAMS, LTD., -a AND. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., Will sell at 1 p.m.:— . . . 250 lambs 120 2-tooth to f.f.m. ewes ■ 11 forward cows. 1C forward cowsi • 46 wenners WANGANUI SALE.WANGANUI EAST YARDS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3rd, at 1 p.m. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD will sell— . IMA SHEEP, ComprisingJLn/\J\Jt ' ' • - • ' GSO 2-tooth wethers .59 2-tojth wethers 500 Romney cross lambs 30 fat ewes A'ifjj CATTLE, comprising-

t±Q\S ' ■"•* CO Hereford and Shorthorn cros inother-fecl weaners 20 18-month steers 'Account H. Y. Hammond, Lismor. '.i '~ Station— 30 fat cows and heifers 70 forward cows and heifers (guar anteed empty) ' 50 '1-Vyear bullocks 150 31-year bullocks . 50 2i to 3-year steers Brakes lenve 'P.O. Corner periodicail-i after 11 a.m. Luncheon niay'bs obtained at the yards, II TOPS THE POLL ROW AND ALWAYS— STOCKTON COAL ' THE COAL that stands for Freedom from ashes. THE COAL that means clean kitchens. THE COAL that burns lyElected Ycstorday—it will hold offico as long as the Supply holdj out. SAMUEL- BIWN, UL 'Phone Nos. 88, 124, 164, £05. DISTRICT AGENTS, JOHNSTON S T R E E T. STORES: ADELAIDE ROAD, TORY AiND WILLIS STREETS, WELLINGTON. FOR A © © © n w> T7v\' PURE ISIsEm DRINK ONLY ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL CONNOISSEUES TO BE ABSOLUTELY Brewery and Offices: Molesworth and Murahy Streets. SHOP AND OFFICE FITTER. AND SHOW CASE MAKER. Glnss Caso& Window Fittings stocked. ELLER'S AVENUE, WILLIS ST. Estimates given and work carried out with skill and promptitude. Telephone 2514. ' INVENTOR^ Consult HENRY HUGHES, PATENT AGENTS, 157 FEATHERSTON ST. Esttl. 1882. WELLINGTON, 'TjnilE DOMINION" employs a staff of JL Advertising Experts, whose services are always available.