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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1258, 13 October 1911, Page 10

AUCTIONS. LEVIN-SALE. TO-UAY, FRIDAY,""I3th OCTOBER, 1911. ABRAHAM -AND WILLIAMS, 'LTD., will sell at 1 p.m.— an fat owes 110 2-tooth ewes, with 100 per cent. lambs (tip-top line) 100 empty 2-tooth ewes -200 forward empty ew»s. 50 i! and 4-tooth wethers 65 good ewes ami lambs SO 2 and 4-tooth empty ewes 8 prime fat bullocks ' 2 heifers at drop 20 18-month steers 1.1 yearling steers 4 springing heifers 8 store cows IK well-bred forward bullocks 8 prime heavy cows .SPRING HORSE FAIR, ' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1911. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell, as above, at 12 noon— 1 AA DRAUGHTS. HACKS, HARNESS ±UV HORSES, AND PONIES. Entries are now-being received. FOURTH ANNUAL CATTLE FAIR. TUESDAY, 1 17th~OCTOBER, ; 1911. ; PALMERSTON NORTH. D ALGETY AND COMPANY. LIMITED, and NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from R., A. M'Kenzie, Esq., to soli at tho New Yards. Boundary. Road, at 12.15 p.m. :— QQAA WELL-BRED CATTLE, mixed OOUI/ ages ■ and sexes, comprising— 1000 3, ,4, and 5-year Shorthorn bullocks 700 3 and 4-year Polled Angus bullocks Also Without Reserve— 1300 Polled Angus. Shorthorn, and Hereford yearling steers 260 Polled Angus, Shorthorn, and Hereford yearling heifers 100 rorward and store cows : 50 p.b. Hereford yearling steers, bred by G. W. Currie, Kni Iwi. 60 p.b. Shor&orn yearling steers bred by Davis Canning, Oakburn 50 p.b. Shorthorn 4-year heifers 50 p.b. Hereford yearling heifers, bred by Solwyn Chambers 130 Polled Angus 2-year heifers, ex Wangaehu 50 prime' fat bullocks 100 prime fat cows and heifers IMPORTANT SALE OP STOCK. MESSRS. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD.. in conjunction with THE HAAVKE'S BAY FARMERS' CO-OPER-ATIVE ASSOCIATION. LTD., are instructed by Thomas 'fanner, Esq., of Endsleigh, Hawke's Bay, to sail at Endsleigh Station on SATURDAY, the 21st OCTOBER, Commencing a.t Neon, The whole of his old-established Flecks of Purebred Lincolns and Border Leicesters, in the vraol, comprising:— 475'4, 6, and-8-tooth stud.Lincoln ewes with lambs. 100 4, -6, and S-tooth stud Lincoln ewes, dry -' -200 2-tooth. stud Lincoln ewes, drj •■■ • 60 2, 4, 6, and 8-tooth stud Lincoln rams ■• 120 2-tooth'flock Lincoln rams 100 2, 4. 8, and 8-tcoth Boa'dcr Leicester ewes and lambs '73 2, 4, 6, and 8-tooth Border Leicester rams _ The dispersal of these famous Flocks m consequence of the sal? of Endsleigh offers a rare opportunity of securing firstclass stock. A further Sale will be held.in December, when 6000 sheep and 100 polled Angus cows and bulls will be ofl>rcd. MESSRS. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LIMITED, Will se-11 at their WAIPUKUKAU SALE oh TUESDAY,.the 31st of OCTOBER, . On account of Messrs. H. M. and W. H. Kathbone,. lgo FOUR-YEAR.FORWARD BULDESIRABLE HAWKE'S BAY LANDS ' FOR SALE. fiQfiO • 4 C E - E^,Freelloltl ' 7 mil « from i if- ■ " al P u kurau, good read, undulaftwg aud hilly country, large portion pioupable,". well fenced into numerous paddocks, well watered,' 1 5-rooined houoe new woolshed (fitted with machines)! wintered 7000 sheep and 300 cattle; capable 0, further improvement. Price £5 ss. per acre; stock at valuation ,or optional. . Terms as arranged. For further- particulars aoplv— i i ,:, WILL! AMIS' & KETTLE, LTD. - " - NAPIER. '■■'■•.. '" .; ••. . t ' ■ c LAND FOR SALE BY PRIVATE \ ' ■■ TREATY. ' ' t 2%oi{\ ACRES of Mangnmako Station, . WVU . near Ohingain, Uangitifcie unsurpassed in district lor fertility and suitability for dairying; well loaded, and close to Main TrunK Line. 2QAA ACRES, very rich, highly i m . ' ,„.■ P roTetl lana . >" the U'aikato warden of Zi.Z" known as liukuhia' Homestead, 31 miles from Uhaupo, 7: 1 miles froiu Hamilton; both places "ood ' stcck aaies' centres. School ard creamfry uiindy; exceptional clim»'ic condi- ' tiois, complete absence of cold, rain : and hign prevailing wind, mild winter 1 ° splendid-fruit district; beautiful scenery l rolling downs, beautified by clumps of Native Bush and small plantations;'. per- ' maacnt watsr in each paddock. Sell ) this block as. a whole with a consider- , able reduction in price. An ideal gentleman's estate. { 1 9.0(V ACI ? E ?- "oh .drained swamp l ■ and downs laud, two miles * from Frankton Junction, two miles butter factory, 1-J miles school, three miles Hamilton, same climatic conditions I as Homestead Block. Exceptional conditions of sale. Pick of unsold portions " allowed, providing Block taken to back line, and in areas of not less than fifty <; acres; small cash deposit; j year's in- "' teresfc allowed,' and be capitalised in. drought season. Immediate possession or any time up to August, 1912, to suit purchaser. Associations dealt with under Government Land Finance Act. Apply, by letter or in person, to £ Manager, T. STEWART, Ohingaiti; j, MR. DUFFUS, Frankton Junction; ii Or a EWEN M'GREGOR, Ohaupo. v For private sale only. Goodwill, 20,000 !< acres nrst-class milling bush. Very large e proportion totara, balance riinu and C matai, with some white pine; 50 years' cutting rights. Low royalties. 1J miles to railway station. Easy country to work, •, Estimated cut over 30,000 ft. to acre. 'J Agents bringing or sending buyers al- j, lowed li per cent. r Write for terms and conditions, also irrange to bo met at train. EWEN. . M'GREGOR,, - • OHAUPO. . d f" ■'" g FOR FURTHER j LAND NOTICES ' SEE PACE 2»