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AUCTIONS. WIMBLEDON SALE. MESSES WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LIMITED, will holil a stack salton TUESDAY, February 27th, 1912, commencing at 1 p.m. in the Woodbank Yards, Wimbledon, kindly lent by Colin Speedy, Esq., when they will offer— ■1000.sheep (AJsiteo Station) 1300 4 and 5-year ewes (E. ,T. White) 50(1 2-tooth wethers (E. ,1. White) 500 wether lambs <E. J. White.) ■100 ewes and lambs (A. Ward) 300 2, 4, and G and f.f.m. ewes (C. A. Hirtzel) 100 lambs (C. A. Hirtzel) 300 4 and 5-venr ewes fLinsidc) 40 stud Romney ewes (St. Hill Bros.) GOO ewes and lambs (J. I!. Sibley) 150 owes (M. Guerin) 1000 sheep (Farnham) lOflfl 3-tooth ewes (Tautaue) 500 1-year ewes (Pipi Bank) 300 lambs (Pipi Bank) .300 2-tooth wethers (Pipi Bank) 30-4-tooth Romney rams (Pipi Bank) •10 2-tooth Romney rams (Tautane) SUO 4 and 5-year flomney ewes (Toxward and Gray) 700 2-tooth Romney owes (Toxward and Gray) 20 4-venr Romney rams (bred by Bidwell) 200 2-tooth Romney-Lincoln ewes (C. A. Hirtzel) 150 4 and 5-year. Lincoln ewes (C. A. >, Hirtzel) 50 2-tocth wethers (C. A. Hirtzel) 5 f.f.m. Romney rams (bred by Short) 3 f.f.m. Romney rams (bred bv Baker) 8 6-tooth Roninev rams (bred bv Baker) 200 head mixed cattle R. E. BUNNY, ' Auctioneer. NOTE—A coach will leave Dannevirko after arrival of midday express on MONDAY, 2Gth, for 'Wimbledon for convenience of buyers. Tickets may bo obtained at Messrs. Williams and Kettle, Ltd., Office, Dannevirko. PAHIATUA SHEEP PAIR. TUESDAY', 27th FEBRUARY', 1912. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., -"■*• will sell as above, at 11.30 a.m., the annual drafts of the following clients:— D. W. Allen, Balfour Estate, E. T. Barthorp, M. Casclbcrg, J. B. Carruthers, •T. Champion, T. Checkley, J. Chilow, A. G. R. Crawford, J. Y\ Crawford, ■ S. M. Diamond, F. Dcnnehy, W. Halliday, W. D, Kemp, If. B. Lethhridge. L. Luoni, J. Moughan, H. S. Morrison. W. Mitchell, S. M'Lcod, D. O'Brien, Puketoi Station, J. Sinclair, H. Sheffield, Warren Bros., and others— 15 000 SHEEP'COJIp:RISI?CG--90C0 4 and 5-year Romncy-Lincoln ewes 1500 2, 4, and *-tooth ewes 1000 2-tooth ewes 1000 -(-tooth ewes 2000 mixed lambs 500 2 and 4-tooth wethers •N.B.—The above are all locally bred sheep, from well-established flocks, and always command strong inquiry. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. WITHOUT RESERVE. MARTIKBQROTJGH. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., J in conjunction with MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD., are instructed by Mr.. Charles-,Harris, Hantotara Station, Maryborough, owing to the sale of the property, to sell the whole of his Cattle and Horses by Public Auction at Huutotara— ON TUESDAY, 27th FEBRUARY, 1912. 350 yearling steers and heifers 200 breeding cows with calves at foot aud in calf 300 cows 170 2-year-old steers 160 2-year-old heifers 100 3 and 4-year-old forward bullocks 100 fat and forward cows 12 Hereford and Shorthorn bulls 1 team of 10 bullocks 6 draught horses (broken) 49 light hacks and harness' horses (broken and unbroken) THE RUANUI ANNUAL CLEARING SALE. FEBRUARY", 27th, 1912, at 1.30 p.m. THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have been favoured, with instructions from .T. F. Studholme, Esq., to sell as above"6000' G THnf^ YSHEEP ' Mn--3000 2-tooth wethers 1000 lambs 2000 ewes, 2-tooth to f.f.m., drafted for ages. The Ruanui sheep are in good order this year, and are noted for their constitution and frame. Coach leaves Taihape after the arrival of the North Main Trunk Express. SUBDIVISION OP THE ARAPATA ESTATE, WAITUNA WEST, Comprising some 3550 ACI!ES Of Fine Rolling Country roaded and divided into 11 SECTIONS 11 11 SECTIONS 11 Ranging from 105 acres to 558 acres in area ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD., _ in conjunction with GORTON AND SON, LTD., are instructed bv .1. R. M'LENNAN, ESQ., to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION on WEDNESDAY, (Jth MARCH, 1912,

At Messrs. GORTON AND SON'S Rooms, FEILDING; at 1 p.m. This splendid block of countrv is situated 15 miles from Feilding and from 1 to 3 miles from School and Post Office. It has been exceptionally well treated and has carried consistently 21 sheep t& the acre all the year round besides GOO head of cattle. A considerable quantity of the land has l>ecn ploughed, every section is weli watered and contains good shelter from the prevailir.fr winds. It is exceptionally well adapted for mixed farming and the bulk of the country is good dairying land. •TERMS: JilO per .cent Cash. M per cent on 27th March, 1912, when deliverv will 1)0 given. A fnrthcr payment of ,ClO per cent will become due on the fith March, 1913, but purchasers can avoid this pa.-ment provided thev can show that substantial improvements have been made to the satisfaction of the vendor. Balance due fith March, 1910. Purchasers con pay off at any time. Interest on unpaid balance at £5 per cent per annum. Most liberal Reserves have been created by Mr. M'Lcrrnan on Sections 3 aud i. 1. CREAMERY RESERVE. 1 acre. Arrangements have been made for tho erection of a Creamery n.s soon as sufficient cows are guaranteed. 2. .WOODSHED RESERVE, 2 acres. With large up-tu-date shearing shed, night, pens for 800 sheep, fully oquipped with shearing machines, wool press, etc., large concrete (lip, foot dressing shed, etc, 3. SCHOOL RESERVE. 1 acre. With building suitable for school thereon. No. 2 Reserve will be handed over to ft Board of Control lo bo elected by the purchasers of the various sections) and No. 3 to the Education Hoard on completion of the sale of the whole of tho projjerty. For Plans and full Particulars apply lo .1. 1!. M'LENNAN, ESQ.. Waituna West. fSM.r,, GULLY and COOPER, Solicitors, I'ulmei-sfon. North. Or at any of the OHicesnf the Auctioneers. Arrangements can bo mnde lo see the properly by applying lo ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Feilding.