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AUCTIONS. JpALMEIISTON NORTH SALE. ' TO-DAY. THURSDAY, APRIL 24,. 1913. ,49.2-tooth wethers 100.2-tooth wethors SOO woolly lambs 200 owe' iambs GO 2-tooth wethers 40 fat ewes 100 ompty ewes 76(1 niixed lambs (lots) . 2 spring calvcrs 2'cows'-at drop.' 51) S.II. cows (station bred) in calf to 8.11. bulls \!HI cows and calves 40 store cows 17 J'.' and f. cows - '15 mixed'weuners 50 2!-year empty S.H. heifers (station bred) ' 1 59 31-vear bullocks 90 2.1-year steers (lots). ' On account 11. M. Bryant and Son, who .have sold part of their property— 166 p.b. ewes in lamb to stud rams . 100 wether lambs GO ewe lambs by stud Romney rams 40 wethers 25 p.b. Romney'ram lambs (Flockßook sheep) ' 15 weaner steers 10 18-months steers - . 3 cows in calf LEVIN 'SALE. ' TO-MORROW: FRIDAY, 25th APRIL, 1913. Abraham and williams, ltd., will, sell at 1 p.m.— 100 tip-top woolly lambs 30 fat lambs . 500 lambs (lots) "IGO breeding ewes,' with Romney rams -170 2 and 4-tooth wethers' 170 woolly lambs' (good line) 200 2 and 4-tooth wethers, off hills 130 fat owes (lots) ' -60 fat lambs .30 fat rams ; 35 2-year-okl steers, off hills 10 2i-year steers ' ■ . 17 Jersey cross weanor heifers 10 18: month steers 6 prime dehorned cows and heifers 6 fat bullocks. ' 7 fat cows 8 fat bullocks On account of Dr. A. K. Newman, M.P.— . _ .40 SJ to 4-year bullocks f'."; '80M-year steers ' 3.fat cows . ~ ; 0n account of G. H. Stiles, Esq.— '. 1 40 good. 3 nnd 3}-year steers, off hills ;' : LEVIN STOCK SALE. ; ■ TO-MORROW, / FRIDAY, APRIL 25th, 1913. B ALGETY AND CO., LTD., will offer at 11.3 ft a.m.— r 200 in.s.; lambs . . 100,niixed two-tooths ! 100 woolly lambs •'•SO ewes in lamb, to B.F. .rams ■50 lambs ( . . 40 fat ewes ■ 150. lambs 21 P.A. yearlings . > 2 springing' cows . 25 2J-year steers ■; 20 2-year steers " \ 2ft weaner steers j 10 18-months steers 15 niixed weaners Ift Jersey-cross'weaner heifers . . 20 weaner heifers . 20 mixed wpaners . 9 fat; cows s 8 fat' bullocks 25 heifers in calf (lots) " > "PRELIMINARY.. NOTICE. . . 1 IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. . FORDELL, TUESDAY,. MAY 6th, ' At 12:30 p.m. Dalgety and co., ltd., have\i-c- ---' ceived instnictions from AV. Chap-»mn,-'Esc('., -whose leas? has expired, to K-ll on. the farm, 'near Fonlell, as above, tho wMo of his first-class flock of— 3000 Lincoln sheep, also cattle, horses, - and farm implements I FULL DETAILS LATER.

' ; SUBURBAN PROPERTY , To be offered for Sale at the < TOWN HALL, LEVIN, On WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 30, 1913, , At 1 p.m. Abraham and williams. ltd;, ■ instructed by Mrs. Row, will offer as above, her property, situated on. the Heatherlea Road, about two miles from Levin, consisting -of— -| A ACRES, together with eight-roomed JLtC: House and all necessary outbuildings. .Exceptionally easy terms. For full particulars, apply to tho Auctioneers, Levin. IDEAL STUD AND FATTENING : FAEM, EANCrITIICEI DISTRICT. .. ME. F. R. H. BRICE has received instructions from the Executors in Uhe Estate of the Lato W. A. Ellis to of-' v £ ler for salothe property known • 'no "York Farm," comprising 585 acres, and containing somo of tho .finest land in diho Dominion. .-There are somo, 28 paddocks. securely fenced, and nearly all being permanently watered. Willi thq exception of about 20 acres of bush, the . (wKolo property is flat and plougliable, land is excellent grass land; and being so ,well' watered and sheltered is eminently adapted for stud purposes. It jvas in fact used, as a stud, farm by tho late llr. >Ellis."--'ln addition to tho large residence of 19 rooms, aro two other cottages. !Also, large stable, bam, implement Shod, plantations, and orchard of several hundred fruit trees., Situated 5 miles from .Morton and 2 miles from railway station jpy good motor road, and having a long frontage to same tho property would cut up woll into fonr . or five dairy farms. Price, <627 10s. per acre. For further ' martioulars and terms of sale apply to - P. B. H. BRICE, , Sole Agent, MARTON. —- s ——■ . M STOCK' FOR EXPORT. fpRODUCSRS are invited to coramuni.*7 : with us '.before selling ,Beef, Lamb, or Pork, euitablo for Export. . . Wo are in a position to obtain the very liest prico3 available, and make forward contracts—paying cash on Freezing Com- - panics' Certificates. It is our interest to peo that you obtain the last penny both for meat and bye-products. It will pay you to communicate with !OS. MELLSOP, ELIOTT, AND CO,, PALIIERSTON NORTH. ATTENTION! i YE WHO LOVE THE COUNTRY ! LADIES and Gentlemen with small - incomes, Retired Civil Servants and others CUT FLOWER-GROWING SPLENDID FRUIT LAND Suitable for Poultry Farming and other Pleasant and Profitable occupations, j Healthy climatic conditions, good natural [ drainage, charming local scenery, good i shelter plantations, Public Waterworks >. under, construction. BOWLING, TENNIS, GOLF, FISHING, -: AND SHOOTING. Doctor, Chemist, Lawyer; all trades ; represented; deliveries to door. Swinery equal to. that of Milford Sounds i within' five miles. Six minutes' walk from, railway station, where all trains ! slop. Only 20 miles - from Wellington ; (suburban railway rates). i SECTIONS TO SUIT PURCHASERS ! FI!UM QILUiTEU-ACI'E TO FIVE [ A CI! ICS A .YD UPWARDS. Fnur Churches (in,id Scbiiols (Public and ; Convent), Telephone Bureau. ~ IDEAL BUILDING SITES— Moderate in Price, EASY TERMS. ! H. C. GSBBONS, Upper Hutt, or 180 Lambton Quay