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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1722, 12 April 1913, Page 24

AUCTIONS. WONDERFUL SHOW RECORD Of Mr. Frank Mooro'a BUSHY PARK STUD HEREFORDS, Which are to bo sold ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE At Freemaji R. Jackson and Co.'s Yards, i Wanganui. On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 24th and 25th APRIL, 1913. BETWEEN November, 1905, and March, 1913, they secured in the Stud Classes no fewer than 49 CHAMPIONSHIPS; 112 FIRST PRIZES; 5G SECONDS; and 25 THIRDS. In the Fat Classes they were awarded: 238 FIRST PRIZES; 153 SECONDS, and 61 THIRDS. The folio-ring are a few of the Trophies won by these Fine Cattle: — Manawa Bowl, twenty guineas, won outright. Most points in Fat Cattle at Masterton, twine. Special at Hawera for -Yearling Stud Hereford Bull. Mr. S. Cundy's Sterling Silver Cup at Wanganui for points in Fat Cattle. Slessrs. Harraud ,and Abraham's Trophy, JilO IDs., most points in Fat Cattle at ManawEitu, won outright repeatedly. ChainpioE. Prize, for best Fat Ox, any age or breed, at Sydney, 1909.. Tho same bullock also won. First Prize for Hereford Fat Ox—any age—and tho Championship for heaviest Ox on the Show Grounds. He was only six years old. Another Bullock bred by Mr. Moore, now seven years old, was exhibited by Mr. F. W. Fairey at Sydney Royal Show, 1913, just held. He scored First Prize for Best Hereford Bullock..on the ground. This animal has now been shown twenty-seven times. He has taken twenty-two Firsts, two Seconds, and was once unplaced. He has won .£65 10s. in prize-money, and was sold in Sydney only a few days ago for In February, 1913—the warmest time of the year—six Bullocks sold at Public Auction on the Show Ground at Masterton by Mr. Frank Moore realised .£l2l. Had they been submitted'in Winter it is safe to say they would have brought muoh more. Surely this is a record for New Zealand! A steer shown by Mr. Moore won outright a piece of Silver. Plate, presented by Hereford Association, for best two-year Hereford Steer, ■ also for best three-year Steer (Hereford) shown at Wanganui, Manawatu, and Masterton, 1911-12. .THE BUSHY PARK HERD, These Magnificent Cattle, founded upon Mr. James Stuckey's renowned Te Rangitumau 'Herd, cannot be surpassed in the world for EVENNESS of TYPE. CONSTITUTION. EARLY MATURITY, and :GRAND RICH DARK COLOUR! It is necessary that intending purchasers should reach Wan ganui not later than the NIGHT BEFORE the sale commences. In the conduct of this Important and epoch-making Dispersal. Salo at Wanganui there will act in conjunction— MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND CO., LTD., FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO., WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD.; Auctioneers. BY ORDEIt of the Mortgagee/under con- -.. duct of: the Registrar of tho Supremo Coiirt. : . : ,'. MESSRS. DALGETY AND CO., acting ■"•H- under instructions from the Registrar of thfr Supreme Court, Nelson, will offer for Salo by Public Auction, on MONDAY, tho 12th day of MAY, One thousand nine hundred and thirteen, at 12 o'clock lioon, at the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ROOMS, HARDY STREET, NELSON(I.) ALL , that piece or parcel of land containing 1454 acres, moro or less, situate jn tho Motueka Survey District, being Section numbered twelve of Block,-5, on tho -Plan o! the said District, deposited in tho Office of the Chief .Surveyor at Nelson, and being the whole of tho land comprised and described in Certificate of Title, Volume 32, folio 164, Nelson Registry. (2.) ALL that piece or parcel of land situate in tho District of Motueka Valley, containing' 418 acrcs, more or less, being Sections numbered 7, 8, 24, and 28 on Square numbered 7 on the plan of the Land District of Nebon, .BOUNDED on tho northward,by now or formerly Crown Land 1200 (links), on the eastward by Section 60, on Square 3 on the said plan (2000 links), on the South-eastward by Section G on tho ss.id Square 7, again on the Northward by a stream running into the River Motueka, on the westward partly by a stream running into the River Motueka, partly (1000 linkg), by Section 9 on the said Square 7, and paTtly (4300 links, 2700 links, and 5900 links) by now or formerly Crow:a Land, be all the • said admeasurements or any of them a little more or less, SUBJECT to Proclamation number 187, and excepting that part of the said pitco or parcel of land, containing 8 acres and' 38 perches taken thereunder for a publio road. On application, mortgagee's estimate of value may be seen at the Office of the Registrar, Snpremo Court Buildings, Nelson. - /. . Conditions of Sale may be inspected at the Public Trust Office, Nelson, or at the Office of DALGETY AND CO.. LTD., Auctioneers. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE OF FOEDELL AND WANGAEHU LANDS. TUESDAY, 6th MAY. 1913, at 12 Noon. THE HERMITAGE. WICKSTEED ESTATE. 1-MILE FROM FORDELL. 1 ACRES, . FREEHOLD. CROPPING, DAIRYING, AND FATTENING COUNTRY. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., WANGANUI, under- instructions from the Executors, will sell, as above, at the HERMITAGE HOMESTEAD, for the purposi) of - winding up tho Estate, this well-known and splendidly-situated Property, in two Blocks. PARTICULARS. / LOT -1.—450 a. lr. Op., of wliich about 150 acres, including 90 acres of Wangaehu River Flats, is ploughable, the balanco being low hills and rolling land. There is a five-roomed houso on this section. LOT 2.—119 a. 2r. 20p., flat and undulating land, all of which is ploughable, and well suited for dairying or any class of cropping. TERMS OF SALE. 10 per cent, on fall of the hammer, 10 per cent, within three months, when possession will be given, and tlie balance may remain for-five years from date of purchase at; 5 per' cent. Plans and further particulars may be obtained from, and arrangements for inspection mado with, MESSRS,. WRAY AND BROWN, Solicitors, Wanganui; Or any of Messrs. Dalgcty and Co.'s Branches. ' FOR SALE, SPLENDID PIECE OF SHEEP AND CATTLE COUNTRY, IN WANGANUI DISTRICT. . IN WANGANUI DISTRICT. 1 AAA ACRES, 800 acres in grass, IUU" divided into 6 paddocks, wire fence, 1 !, good orchard, garden, and plantation, 400 acres in new grass, rape, and turnips, ready to feed off; is all fenced in. The place will carry 3 sheep and cattle. Soltf 50 steers of! tho place at JGG each last year. Buildings comprise now 3-roomed Houso, men's house, outbuildings, fine new woolshed (hold 400 sheep), new shcop-yards and dip. No weeds, no' gorges, well watered, rolling country. Best bush farm offering; 18 miles from railway station. Tenure, 0.8.P., at SOs.rent. Is. Gd. PRICE, £6 10 s ' AN ACRE ' Easy terms. Apply C, H. BURNETT,