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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1276, 3 November 1911, Page 10

AUCTIONS. PALMERSTON NORTH ANNUAL SHOW HORSE SALE. TO-MORROW* SATURDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, 1911. A BE A HAM AN'D" WILLIAMS, LTD., -t\- will sell at their Yards, Eangitikei Street, at 12 noon— ICO draughts, harness horses, 'hacks, and ponies ™ SPECIAL ENTRIES--20 2 to 3-year unbroken draughts On account of R. D. Knight, Esq.:—_ 12 broken young draughts sold with a guarantee Also, I pair well-matched cream • harness ponies 1 well-bred harness mare, suitable for lady to drive Carriage Stallion, "Robin Hood," by Wildwood—Dart. WAIKANAE SALE. TUESDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, 1911. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Xi and IULGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell at 1 p.lll. 1G 18-months' steers II 18-moatiis heifers 6 ccnvs and calves G 15-niunths steers 1 bay gelding, syrs., by Tommy Dcdd 5 3-year steers STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ,7th, 1911. NEW ZEALAND I.OAJf AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will toll, at 12.30 o'clock, as follows:— 50 shorn fat ewes 150 shorn wctlior hoggets 1 cow, just calved • 1 cow, to calve 3 weeks 1 fat cow •20 yoarliug. steers and heifers AIASTERTON SPRING CATTLE FAIR. WEDNESDAY, Bth NOVEMBER, , At 12.30. ■ 1500 HEAD. Abraham and wilt.iams, ltd., will oiler at above Sale, tho following special entries— , Account Mr. W. H. Beetham, Kouarau, WITHOUT'RESERVE. 65 4-year Hereford-Shorthorn forward conditioned bullocks 75 3-year lleretord-Shorthorn forward bullocks 75 2-year Hereford-Shorthorn steer 3 All the above aro straight station lines, bred by Vendor. Account Mr. M. 11. Beetham, Brancepeth, 'WITHOUT RESERVE. 250 3-year bullocks 50 4-year bullocks Account lea Station — 25 fat and very forward 4-year bullocks 23 fat aud very forward 4-year bullocks Account Mr. Rupert Morrison, Blairlogio Station— 200 3-year bullocks Account Mr. Erl Williams, ilamaku Station— 70 3 and 4-ycar forward bullocks PALMERSTON NORTH ANNUAL SPRING CATTLE FAIR, WEDNESDAY, Bth NOVEMBER, 1911. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., JCI. will sell at tho Boundary Road Yards at 12.30 p.m.— . OQKA HEAD OF WELL-BRED CATTLE, 011 account of Messrs. P.. A. M'Hardy, J. Linklater, Barbars' Estate, J- ICelly, J. O'Connor, C. Wilson, F. L. Anderson, W. Parsons, and other vendors, comprising— £00 3 and 4-year bullocks 300 2 and 2(-year steers ySO mixed yearlings 150 Polled Angus yearling steers 150 Polled Angus yearling heiters 100 Shorthoru yearling heifers '200 yearling to 18-months ste«ra 100 yearling to 15-monllis dairy heifers 100 store cows c. C. ROSS AftiD CO,, LAND AGENTS AND SHAREBROKERS QUEEN ST., MASTERTON. TO THE MAN WHO WANTS A GOOD THING. XCOO CASH. * This farm is suitable to work in conjunction with a largo property for cropping or Fattening. A ACRES, 8 miles from Masterton, rk<3\r nearly all ploughable, well watered, divided into about 14 paddocks; 9 roomed house, with telephone, woolshed, stables, dip, yards. PRICE, £13 PER ACRE; £600 cash only wanted. First man inspecting will buy. KELBURNE. NOTHING succeeds like succcss. Since tho Ist Juiy over £6100 worth of land has been sold, and sales ■ aro still going on. Tako the tido at the flood and buy a section. Land chcaper than anywhere else right in the heart of tho City, within five minutes from the Post Office; close to Kelbnrne Park Cricket Grounds. All the Botanical Gardens as a llccreatiou Ground. Draina je, water, gas, and electric light. - BUY A SECTION. For Plans, Prices, and particulars, apply to LEWIS H. S. WILSON, 31 HUNTER STREET. SPLENDID SHEEP RUN. OftQf? ACRES, Freehold, situated 18 Ai/n/Ki miles from Waipawa, on gcod metal road; 1200 acrcs hilly, 172G acres undulating and flat. Will winter 5000 sheep (including 3000 brejdiug ewes), and 300 cattle. Ring-fenced, divided into M paddocks, all well watered. Buildings all new as follow:—Dwelling (12 rooms), motor 6hed, woolshed, store, stable (1-stall), 2 cowbails, aud calf shed, wcolshed, fitted with machines (6 stands), men's wliaro (S rooms), cook house t7 1 corns). Price £10 10s. per acre; two-thfrds can remain 011 mortgage, 5 years at 5 per cent. Stock at valuation. EHIIGG3WSOMI AMD MACSHANE, 113 FEATHERSTON ST., WELLINGTON. BARGAIN, DAIRY FARM. (in ACRES, l-'reehok], Mansivatu Line, OrJ 2 miles from station, Umile crc-am-' ery, all flat, cleared aud in grass; 50 acres ploughed; well fenced, and watered by running stream; 11 paddocks; will milk 40 dairy cows easily; 7-roomcd house, stable, and trapshed, G-bail cowsheil, concrete floor, milkhoiise, orchard, etc: Price, £37 10s. per acre. Owner leaving district, and must be sold immediately. Terms, about £750 cash. This is undoubtedly the best and cheapest property in the district. FOR EXCHANGE. -1 pr\ ACRES, freehold, Feilding disAOU trict, H miles from railway station, school, etc. Splendid agricultural land, all been ploughed; 80 acres in oats, balance grass; 9 paddocks, well fenced and watered; good 7-roomcd houso aud 5-roomed cottage, all outbuildings. Price .'J2G 10.-. per acre. • Owner will exchange i'or smaller place, on Main Trunk lino preferred. Must have good house. Equity ■H3035. MILLER AMD RUTTER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 35 PANAMA STREET. WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON. FOR FURTHER LAND NOTICES SEE PACE 2*