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auctions'. UNRESERVED SALE OF THE WAIKAXAE YEARLINGS. PYNE \ND CO have been instructed . to soil the following YEARLINGS from the WAIiCANAII STUD at THORNDON QUAY, Wellington,-N.Z., on FRI- i DAY, 2lth Januarj, 1913, at 230 o'clock:— J. Not 1-CIILSTNUT FILLY, (3), Sire j Achilles, dam Bercouso (half-sister to j Content and Chant). Lot 2-BROWN riLLY (3), Sire Charlemagne -11, dam Eden (sister to Bliss and Elysium, and linlf-sister to Ailsa). Lot 8-BAY ■ FILLY (3), Sire Martian, dani Two Step (half-sister to Ailsa). Lot 4-BROWN FILLY (2), (sister to Tranquil, and half-sister to Obsidian, Rarata, and Tho Hague), Sire Hier- i arch, dam Pcai.c. i Lot 5-CHESTNUT TILLY (2), (half- J sister to Lady Menschikoff and Epsom j Lass), Sire Campfire, dnm Sister ] Frances Lot 6-BROWN COLT, sire Achilles, dam Lady Helen (dnnL of Morina and Lady Rcina, nnd half sister to Artillery, Hilda, Strathmoro, Novelette 11, etc.). Lot 7-BROWN- COLT (24) (half-brother „ to Berosina), Sire Charlemagne 11, dani Ambush. '.-'■ ■ . Lot 8-CHESTNUT COLT (34), Sire Varco - 1 (imp), dam Norvo (half-sister to Daredevil). Lot D-BAY FILLY (2), Sire Achilles, dam Marsoillaiso (sister to Lord Soult). Lot 10-BROWN FILLY (18). Sire Marble , Arch, dam Caller Ou (half-sister, to Defender, Mcropo, Soultina, etc.); Lot 11-BROWN ;FILLY (5), Sire Bezonlan (imp), dam Strathspey (sister to Bagpipes). Lot 12-CHESTNUT FILLY (2), Sire Achilles, dam Bulbul (three-quarter " sister to Daunt and Dauntless). •' > Lot 13-BROWN FILLY (2), Sire Camp- ' fire, dnm Katcl.ind I Lot lJr-BAY FILLY (2), Sire Achilles, dam Xharmian (half-sister to Kilwin- J ning). .'■'. ' Lot 15-BAY. FILLY, (1), Siro Charlemagne 11, dam Monarda (half-sister to Flamcti). Lot 18-BROWN COLT (half-brother to , Tumut and Osiris), S'iro Signor, dam Ismene. Catalogues can be obtained from lAN DUNCAN,' Wellington, or ;PYNE AND CO., Christchurch. ' IMPORTANT UNRESERVED- SALE. - .PUREBRED ROMNEYS. ; AOKAUTEEE, PALMERSTON NORTH. WEDNESDAY, 29th JANUARY, 1913. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., : instructed by W. I. LOVELOCK, i ESQ.. will sell at his "CLIFrSIDE'' ] Homestead, as above, WITHOUT RE- i SERVE, at 1 o'clock sharp, tho whole of I his REGISTERED FLOCK of ROMNEYS (No. 101), comprising — 800 2, 4, 6-tooth, 4 and 5-year P.B. : Romney owes, to bo drafted for ages 17Q 4-tooth PB. Romney rama 200 2-tootb ditto /300 P.B. Romney ram lambs 300 P B Romney ewe lambs All 'lines to bo sold in lots to suit pur- .' chasers. Mr. Lovelock's sole reason for selling is that he 19 disposing of his "Chffside" property, which is being .offered for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION on SATURDAY, 25th JANUARY, by tho above Auc tioneers. Drag leaves Auctioneers' Office morning of sale. i LUNCHEON PROVIDED. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED'DISPER. SAL SALE OF FLOCK ROMNEY MARSH SHEEP, AND HEREFORD CATTLE, AT FEILDING SALEYARDS,. . TUESDAY, 25th FEBRUARY, 1913, • At 11.30 a m. sharp. D ALGETY AND CO, LTD., and GORTON AND SON LTD., have been favoured v.ith instructions from Mr. ERNEST SHORT, who has sold 4000 acres of njs Parorangi Estate, to sell b} Public Auction, «3 above — 14,000' WELL-BRED ROMNEY MARSH SHEEP, comprising — 2500 ' 2-tooth Romney ewes 1750 2-ycar Romney ewes 1550 3-year Romney ewes 1150 4-jear Romney ewes 1300 5-jear Romney ewes / 2500 earl/ shorn Romney ewe lambs 2500 early shorn Romney" wether lamb 3 300 Romney ram lambs (in the wool) 150 mixed-age Romney rams ■ 530 HEREFORD AND SHORTHORN CATTLE, comprising — 200 4 and's-year fat and forward S.H. bullocks 100 -4-ycar fat and forward Hereford bullocks SO Hereford cows, in calf and with calves at foot by Hereford bulls 20 2-ycar empty Hereford heifers 40 yearling Hereford heifers 20 empty forward Hereford cows 60 2-year Hereford and S.H. steers 30 ' Hereford - steers Also, , 30 broken and unbroken station hacks ' and harness horses. NOTE.—The whole of the above sheep aro practically 'pure Romneys, bred on high country, and ,aro largo framed, big' boned, robust sheep. A largo number of tho ewes nro admirabl/ adapted for runholders to breed rams from, and will be selected by Mr. Short for: that purpose, nnd will bo-sold in suitable lines. All lines wjll bo sold in lots to suit purchasers. , ' /' ' Tho Cattle are a splendid lot of wellbred high-conditioned sorts, and everything" but the bullocks will bo sold absolutely without reserve. The "Parorangi" sheer) and cattle have a name second to none in the Dominion, arid buyers nro'thus afforded an exceptional, opportunity of fulfilling their re?uiremenfs nt unreserved auction rates, rom stock that Mr. Short has spent 20 years of judicious selection and mating m bringing them to their present high standard of excellence. Sales of 180 stud, Hereford cattle. 1200 stud Romney Marsh sheep, and 50 Clydesdalo horses, will bb held in Feilding on the 20th, 21st, and 22nd of May next. A-ti) ACRES, all in grass, bnt small rkL/4 patch shelter bush, well subdivided, ring-fenced, several acres broken to plough, well watered; 90 acres; flat, balance low hills, lying well to the j sun; good' 7-rooraed. House, washhousc, dairy, etc., cowbails, harness-room, trapshed, sheepyards, etc ; young orchard; about 4j miles from railway station by good metal road, i-mile from P.O. and school. Price reduced to .813 per acre for one moiith; half cash, balance arranged. CHOICE Manawatu Freehold, 100 Acres, / 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 machine;, trapshed, fowlhouse, toolhouse, and other buildings; good orchard, well watered;- first-class dairy farm for Wellington milk supply; 10 paddocks. Price, -C 42 per aero; JEIOOO cash, balance arranged. Arrangements could bo made with owner to p'irchase stock, which consists of 40 first-class . cows, 2 purebred Jersey bulls, etc. Ika ACRES, Manawatu Line, all LOU ploughablo but 10 acres when stumped; superior 8 roomed House, bathroom, h and c water, pantry, linon cupboard, wnshhouse, copper, tubs, etc., very large barn, containing 10 bails, stables,, machinery shed, etc; stock and sheepyards; also 4-roomed cottage; several acres of winter feed, first class dairy farm. Price, .£lO por acre; .£I6OO cash required, balance arranged, or owner, would sell 50 acres with 4 roomed Cottage, at .£46 per acre.' Situate alongside creamery, and P.O. 4 miles from important town. ' H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, ISO FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON AND ,LOWER HUTT. • FAT STOCK FOR EXPORT. , 'PRODUCERS aro invited to commnniJL cate with us before scllin<;' Beef, Mutton, Lamb, or Pork, suitable-• for Export We aro in n position to obtain tli? Tory best prices available, and make forward t contracts—paying cash on Freezing Companies' Certificates. It is our interest to 1 tep that you obtain tho last penny lioth for meat and byo-products. It will pay you to communicate with i us. MELLSOP. ELIOTT, AMD CO., PALMERSTON NORTH,