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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1655, 23 January 1913, Page 10

AUCTIONS. UNRESERVED, SALE OF THE WAIKVNAD YEVKLINGS. PYNE AND CO ha\e l«cn instructed to wll flie tollouing \E\ULINGS from tho V, A IK VNAE bl'liD nt THORNDON QUAY, Wclliiißton, NfZ., on FRIDAY, 21th January. 1013, at 2.30 o'clock :- ' Not 1-CHESI'NIT IILLY, (2), bire Achilles, dam Berceuse (half-sister to Content and Chant). Lot.2-BHOWN FILLY (3), Sire Charlcmagno 11, dam Eden (sister to Bliss and Elysium, and hnlf-sistor to Ailsa), Lot 3-BAY FILLY (3), Sire Martian, dnm Two Stop (half-sister to Ailsa). Lot 4-BROWN FILLY (2), (sister to Tranquil, andhnlf-sister to Obsidian, Rarata, and'.Tho Hague), Sire iliorarch, dan> Pence Lot 5-CHESTNUT TILLY (2), (halflister to Lad} >Icnsclnkoff and Epsom Lass), Siro Campiire, dam Sister. Frances Lot G-BROWN COLT, siro Achilles, dnin Lady Helen (dam of Jleriwn and Eeina, and half-sister to Artillcn, Hilda, Strathmore, Novelette 11, etc.) Lot 7-BROWN COLT (24) (half-brother to Beresina), Siro, Charlemagno 11, dam Ambush. Lot COLT (34), Sire Varco (imp.), dam Nerve (half-sister to Daredevil). Lot 9-BAY TILLY (2), Sire Achilles, dam Marseillaise (sister to Lord Soult). Lot 10-BROWN FILLY (18), Sire Marblo Arch, dam Caller Ou (half-sister to Defender, Meropc, Soultina, etc ) Lot.ll-BROWN FIJ,LY (5), Siro Bosnian (imp.), dam (sister to Bagpipes). Lot 12-CHESTNUT nLLY (2), Sire Achilles, dam Bulbul (three-quarter sister to Daunt and Dauntless). Lot 13-BROWN TILLY (2), Sire Campfire, dnm Kateland. Lot 14-BAY FILLY (2), Siro Achilles, dam Charmian (half-sister to Kilwinning). Lot 15-BAY FILLY (1), Siro CharlcNmogno 11, dam Monarda (half-sister to rlamcn). ' Lot 10-BROWN. COLT (half-brother to Tumut and Osiris), Sire Signer, dam Ismeno. Catalogues can be obtained from lAN DUNCAN, Wellington, or PYNE AND CO, Christchurcb IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE. PUREBRED ROMNEYS. AOK4.UTERE, PALMERSTON NORTH WEDNESDAY, 20th JANUARY, 1913. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD, instructed by W. I LOVELOCK, ESQ.. will soil at bus "CLirrSIDLf Homestead, as above, WITHOUT RESERVE, at 1 o'clock sharp, tho whole of his REGISTERED FLOCK of ROMNEYS (No. 101), comprising;— 800 2, 4, 6-tooth, 4 and 5-year P B Romney-ewes,• tt> be drafted for ages 170 4-tooth P.B. Romney rams 200 2-tooth ; ditto 300 P.B. Romney ,ram lambs' 800 P.B.' Romney; ewe lambs, All lines to be sold in lots to 6iiit purchasers Mr. Lovelock's sole reason for sellin? is that he is disposing of his "Chftsido" property, which is being offered for «ale by PUBLIC AUCTION on SATURDAY, 25th JANUARY, by tho alxno Auctioneers. • Drag leaves Auctioneers' Office• morning of sale. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OF \FLOCK ROMNEY MARSH' SHEEP, AND HEREFORD CATTLE, vAT FEILDING SALEYARDJ3, TUESDAY, 23th FEBRUARY,' 1913, At'll.3o a.m. sharp. D ALGETY AND CO, LTD., and GORTON AND SON, LTD, been favoured v.ith instructions from Mr. ERNEST SHORT, who has sold 4000 acres of his Parorangi Estate, to soil by Public Auction, as above — 14,000 WELL-BRED ROMNEY MARSH .SHEEP, comprising:— 2500 2-tooth Romney owes 1750 2-jenr Romney cues 15W 3-jear Romncv ewes 1450 4-year Romney owes 1300 5-year Romney ewes 2500 early shorn Romney'owe lambs 2500 early shorn Romney wother lambs 300 Romney ram lambs (in tho wool) 150 mixed-age Romncv rams 530 HEREFORD ANi) SHORTHORN CATTLE, comprising :— 200 4 and 5-year fat and forward S.H. bullocks 100 4-year fat and forward Hereford bullocks 30 Hereford"cows,' in calf and with calves a,t foot by Hereford bulls 20 2 year empty Hereford heifers 40 yearling Horeford heifers 20 empty forward Hereford 'cows 60 2-year Hereford and, S.H. steers--30 yearling • Hereford steers :Also, ' :■..;-•;• ■ 30 broken and unbroken station hacks and harness horses. NOTE.-The whole of the above sheep are practically pure Romneys, bred on high country, and are' largo framed-, big boned, robust sheep. A large number of the ewes are admirably adapted for runholders to' breed rams from, and will be selected by Mr. Short for that purpose, and will be sold in suitable lines. -Alllines wjll be.sold .in lots to suit purchasers. .... ( The Cattle are' a splendid lot of well-bred.'high-conditioned sorts, ;and every} thing.but-the bullocks will be sold absolutely without reserve. :■-,"■!: The "Parorangi". sheep and cattle have .a name, second to none in .the .Dominion, and buyers are thus afforded an exceptional opportunity of fulfilling their requirements, at unreserved auction rates, from-stock that Mr. ShortVhas spent 20 years of judicious selection' nnd matin? in bringing them to their present high standard of excellence. Sales of 180 stud Hereford cattle, 1200 stud Romney Marsh sheep, and 50 Clydesdale horses, will be held in Feilding on tho 20th, 21st, and 22nd of May next., /TJO ACRES, all in grass,, but small patch shelter bush, well subdivided, ring-fenced, several acres broken to plough, well ■', watered j 90 acres flat, balance low hills, lying woll to the sun j good 7-roomed House, washhouse, dairy, oto., ! cowbails, harness-room, trapshed, ahoepyards, etc.; young orchard; about 4j miles from railway station by good metal road, }-mile from P.O.' and school. Price' reduced to .813 per acre for one month; half cash, balance arranged. pHOICE Manawatu Freehold, 100 Acres, yj 2 miles from railway station, P. 0., and store; all flat, in.good grass; more than half has been broken/to plough; good 6-roomed House, -20 cowbails, milking machines, trapshed, fowlhouse, toolhouse, and other buildings; good orchard, woll watered; first-class dairy farm for Wellington milk supply; 10 paddocks. Price, '.£42. per acre; JiIOOO cash, balance arranged. Arrangements could be made with owner to pnrchase stock, which sists of .40 first-class cows, 2 purebred Jersey bulls, etc. ' ' ' .' 1 prA, ACRES, Manawatu Line, all XOU ' ploughablo but 10 acres when stumped; superior 8-roomed House, bathroom, h. and: c. water, pantry, linen,cupboard, washhouse, copper, tubs, etc., very large barn,'containing 10 bails, stables, machinery shed, otc.; stock and sheepyards; also 4-roomed cottage; several acres of winter feed; 'first-class dairy farm.' Price, .840 per acre; Jel6oo. cash required, balance arranged, or owner would sell 50 acres with 4-roomed Cottage, at .£46 per aero. Situate alongside creamery, and P.O. 4 miles from important town. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 186 FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON AND LOWER HUTT. KOA ACRES, all in gross, well watered O/iXJ by permanent streams, well fonced and subdivided into 14 paddocks by good post and wire fences; 100 acres flat, balance all easy country. Twothirds ploughablo when stumped, could easily dairy on 200 acres of .tho property. Situated 11 miles from railway station by food metalled road. School 2 miles, elcphone connected to house. Comfortable C-roomod liou'ss. storeroom, iitable, woolehed, cowshed, also 6mall 5-roonied housu. Price .£lO ss. per acre; iSIOOO cash, balance easy torms. This is a good property, nnd woll worth tho money asked. It will winter about 2 sheep. There are 25 acres stumped. Stoik can bo had at valuation. CAMPBKUi, THOMSON & CO.. DANNEVIEKE,