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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1231, 13 September 1911, Page 10

AUCTIONS. JOHNSONVILLE SALE. TO-DAY. On WEDNESDAY, 13th September, 1911, At 2 o'clock. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., .". will sell as above— 500 prime sheep ...... 40 primo bullocks G primo spring lambs . ■ ' LEVIN SALE, FRIDAY, 15th SEPTEMBER, 1911. A ERAHAM. ANDIviLLIAMS, LTD., Ik will sell at.l p.m.':—. 143 prime fat wethers (in lots) 70fl mixed hoggets 30 fat hoggets (extra good) . SO ewes and lambs 270 first-class mixed hoggets 95 s.m. ewes in lamb and lambing 20 fat sheep 110 good Romney ewe hoggets 200 woolly hoggets 150 mixed hoggets 25 prime fat ewes 25 ewes with lambs, very good 50 fat and forward heifers fi 3-year empty heifers 10 empty cows 15 2,ycnr steers. ' 6 choice cows and heifers at drop 90 mixed yearlings 11 good yearling S.H. steers 16 prime fat cows , , , . , . 20 15 to IS-month selected dairy hei--8 first-class Jersey heifers close to profit. , 6 3' and 4-year half-draught horses, unbroken 1 1 4-year spring cart mare •' ■ • LEVIN SALE. • FRIDAY, September 15th, 1911, At 11.30 a.m. ' ' TfcALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell:— 120 forward empty ewes : 50 hoggets ~ 100 fat and forward wethers (good line) 15 P.B. Lincoln' ewe hoggets (eligible for Flock Book) 60, fat ewes 100 fat wethers 30.springing.dairy c6ws and heifers 20 mixed yearlings 4 springing heifers 8 3-year,bullocks . . 6 2-year steers 7 prime heavy-weight cows 6. fat cows . SPRING HORSE FAIR, WAIPUKURAU SALEYARDS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,' SEPTEMBER 15th and 16th, 1911, , ■ At 11 a.m.- ■ HAWKE'S BAY STOCK AGENTS' ASSOCIATION will offer, as above- • A(\a HORSES 4fcUll HORSES Comprising— DRAUGHTS, HACKS, AND LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, 1 All the Horses-in each class will'be offered in the following order:— Stallions. " Unbroken Draughts. Draughts broken to work. . Unbroken light horse's. Broken.in light horses. , Entries close with the Brokers on :-TTJESDAY, September 12th, after which date.tho order of. Sale will bo balloted for. '",-■■.. ,' ' ANNUAL UNRESERVED SALE OF. DRAUGHTS, SATURDAY, .SEPTEMBER, 23, 1911, ' At FEILDING HORSE EMPORIUM. NORTON AND SON, LTD., will Sell, XX "on behalf of James M'Kelvie; Esq., Dalrymple Estate, and Messrs. Wilsan Bros., "Ngaio," CO 3 and 4-years-medium to extra heavy well-bred unbroken draughts. NOTE—Tho above lines comprise tho annual drafts from the abovo well-known breeders' stations. They aro a particularly good lot this year, and, in face of recent heavy shipments to Australia, those requiring activo young draughts, are strongly recommended to attend this sale. . Sale at- 1 o'clock. • No other entries accepted. ■ ' MANAWATU FARM. -j p-A ACRES Freehold, Te Horo, I.J JLOU miles from station, factory and. creamery, mostly rich river deposit; 2 houses., 5 and 7 rooms, all necessary outbuildings; orchard in full profit. Price, £27 10s. per acre; also 90 acres, all ploughable, 7-rcomod house, complete outbuildings. Price, .£4O per acre. Best farm in the district; easy terms if desired. TARANAKI FARM. FOE EXCHANGE, 540 acres, L.1.P., 2 'miles from creamery, school, and Post Office, 400 acres in grass, CO acres jelled, 70 acres standing bush, 80 acre* plougliable, 10 paddocks, well fenced and watered, 5-roomed bouse, 15-bail cowshed and other' outbuildings. Price, £8 10s. acre; equity £3000; exchange for 100 to 150 acres dairy farm. IVtiLLER A?\3D GUTTER, 35 PANAMA STREET, WELLINGTON. DAIRY FARM. m ACRES, 0.R.P., 2 miles from creamery,' township and railway statiou; 4-roomed house, cowshed, dairy, stables, etc. A cheap property, only £6 per acre; must soon double in value. Terms arranged. SHEEP COUNTRY. -j t, r(\ ACRES Native Lease, >} mile from J/JtOv railway station, 2 miles road frontage; 800 acres good heavy bush,' balance fern; splendid quality land. Price, £1500 for goodwill. C. E. LEVER, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT. TE KUITI. fvr/> ACRES, Native Lease, with right " of purchase at.£3'per acre; all limestone country; part bush, part open country; well watered; road all round ' property; eight miles from railway station on Main Trunk; five hours from Auckland. A snip at 13s. Gd. per acre for goodwill; 42 years' lease. Apply JOHN T. MOWAT, BLENHEIM. A SNIP. SPLENDID DAIRY FARM. 153 ACRES, CLOSE TO PICTON. Good New House of 5 Rooms with Every Convenience. Slablp, Barn, Cowshed, etc. Within Une Mils of tho New Linkwater Cheeso Factory. THIS Property is beautifully situated, and is a fiuo healthy farm. It adjoins the homestead of Johu Duncan, M.P» ' s c '°- c to the seashore, and is within 1 hour's run cf Picton. Tho land is all flat and comprises some of tho most fertile soil in llarlborough It is all in good heart, uud last year' produced 4 tons of chaff per aero from a considerable area. The Linkwater Co-operative Cheese Factory has recently been erected, and is within 1 mile of tho property. The place will run 80 cows, and probably more. Price, ~£29 per ncro. Reasonablo terms. Thi3 is a really good property, and we can recommend it with confidence. GRIFFITHS AND SOW, LAND AGENTS, BLENHEIM. C-— — - ' ' ' ' FOR FURTHER LAND' NOTICES". SEE PAGE 2c