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AUCTIONS. UPPER OBAKI.. STOCK SALE, AT MIEOD'S YARDS. TUESDAY, sth MARCH, 1912. JAMES MACINTOSH AND.CO. have received tho following entries for tho above Sale, to bo held on above dnte and time— QCQA SHEEP, coraprising-i 700 lambs 200 breeding ewes 300 2-tooth wethers 150 2-tootU ewes 130 4 and 6-tooth ewes 200 f.m. ewes . ' 200 rape lambs 100 woolly lambs .100 4-toot'h to f.f.m. ewes 000 s.m. ewes HUNK EVANS, Auctioneer. WAIICANAE SALE. TUESDAY, sth MARCH, 1012. ABRAHAM AND~WILLIAMS, LTD., /i. will Sell, at 1 p.m--ICO s.m. breeding ewes 120 fat ewes (lots) 70 4-tooth ewes 10 fat and forward heifers 10 verniers 25 good Shorthorn weaners 5 fat and forward cows ,a 8-year steers '■ 2 forward cows On account of H. R. Elder, Esq.— v.:'.2oa -1 and 5-year' ewes. £o'prime wethers 80 2-tooth --wethers ': ' ' 80 2-tooth ewes SOLWAY SALEYAKDS," MASTERTON. WEDNESDAY. MARCH' 6th, 1912, ■■■-- ■ ■ At 12.30 o'clock. /TIHE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS IJ. will offer as above— ' 150 f.m. ewes . 120 2-tooth wethers ; 100 woolly lambs ■ 2(W lambs 100 breeding ewes . Wi. forward •4-year Shorthorn bullocks " 150 good 31 and 4-year Shorthorn bul- : ■ locks 100 good young Shorthorn and Here- ■ - ■ ford cross cows and heifers in calf 150 breeding- coirs in calf, nil clean cross-bred 150, cows in calf; will be drafted according to qiiality 1 aged draught horse; good shatter and worker ■ 1 complete set cart harness Account of H. and G. Laing, Bideford '(Annual Draft)400 f.m. breeding ewes 100 2-tooth ewes lilO 2-tooth wethers 300 woolly lambs 'Account of Peter Cooper, Esq., Gladstone— 70 stud Shropshire ewes, mixed ages 11 Shropshire ram lambs 15 Shropshire ewe lambs 1 Shropshiro stud ram IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE.. OiTAA CORRIEDAT.E AND BORDER £iV\) LEICESTER SHEEP. ALSO, CATTLE AND HORSES. TAU RIMU, TURAKINA VALLEY ' (12 miles from Turakina Railway Station). THURSDAY, MARCH 7th, At 12.30 p.m. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., WANGANUI, . under instructions from Mr. Normnn Fitzberbcrt, who has gold his property, will sell as above the whole of his high-class flock, comprising: 354 maiden 4-tooth ewes, 320 P.B. and flock 2-tooth ewes, 380 4, G, and f.f.m. ewes, 320 5-year eives, 200 4, G, and f.f.m. Corriedale ewes, 2G2 ewe lnmbs, 130 I'.B. Border Leicester and ' Corriedale ewe lambs, 224 wether-lambs, 301) 2 and 4tooth wethers, 22 Border Leicester ram lambs, 54 Corriedale ram- iambs, 62 2-tooth Corriedale rams, 20 4, 6, and f.f.m. do. Also 3 18-month cattle, S.weancrs, 5 good milch cows, and 2 good draught geldings (all work), 2 light draughts and 1 hack. .Woolpress, weighing machine, tools, etc. . LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Brakes connect with first trains from Wanganui and Palmerston North at Tnrakina, returning in time to catch the evening trains. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.-All f-e sheep have been dipped, and are, in first-iiass condition. The flock has- Beon <ai'ciuily bred up for over 20 years, and the wool has always commanded top rates on tho London market. T>ALMERSTON NORTH SALE. THURSDAY, 7th MARCH, 1912. Special entry on account of Messrs. Slack Bros, (who have sold their property). 100 20-months selected Dairy heifers, chiefly Jersey and Holstein cross, been running with pedigree Ayrshire bull. SUBDIVISION OP THE ARAPATA ESTATE, WAITUNA WEST, Comprising some 3550 AaRES Of Fine Boiling Country roaded and divided info 11 SECTIONS 11 11 SECTIONS 11 Ranging from 105 acres to 55S acres in area. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., /X in conjunction with GORTON AND SON, LTD., are instructed bv .7. R. M'LENNAN, ESQ., to sell by PUBLIC (AUCTION on WEDNESDAY, Cth • MARCH, 1912, !At Messrs. GORTON AND SON'S Rooms, FEILDING, at 1 p.m. This splendid block of country is situated .15 miles from Teilding and from 1 to 3 miles from School and Post Office: It has been exceptionally well treated ami lias carried consistently 2.}' sheep to the Bcre all tho year round besides GOO head of cattle. A considerable quantity of the land has been ploughed, every section is well watered and contains good shelter from tho prevailing winds. It is ozeep- ; tionally well adapted, for mixed farming ' mid tho bulk of the country is good s dairying land. TERMS: .£lO per cent Cash. £$' per .. rent on 27th March, 1912, when delivery tr will bo given. A further payment of I U!10 per cent will become duo on the v 6th March, 1913, but purchasers can I nvoid this payment provided they can e fihow that substantial improvements ii liave been made to the satisfaction of the a vendor. a Balance duo 6th March, 19)9. Purchas- J crs can pay off at any timo. g Interest on unpaid balance at £5 por S cent per annum. v Most liberal Reserves have been created ' by Mr. M'Lennan on Sections 3 and 4. ■, I. CREAMERY RESERVE, 1 acre. Art rangements have been mado for the erection of a Creamery as soon as F, sufficient cows are guaranteed. *' B. WOOLSHED RESERVE, 2 acres. With large up-to-date shearing shed, night pene _ for 800 _ eheep, fully ■ equipped with shearing machines, vi wool press, etc.. largo concreto dip, foot dressing shed, etc. I. SCHOOL RESERVE. 1 aero. With - building suitable for school thereon. F No. 2 Reserve will bt> handed over to ii a. Board of Control fo bo elected by the si purchasers of the various sections, and v No. 3 to tho Education Board on com- a pletion of tho sale of the whole of the s | property. For Plans and I'lill Particulars apply to j. J. 11. M'LENNAN, ESQ., Waituna West. HELL, GULLY and COOPER, ( Solicitors, Palmerston North. * Or at any of the Officeaof the Anctioneem. u Arrangements can be made to «ee the f j property by applying to f , ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Feilding.