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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1736, 29 April 1913, Page 12

AUCTIONS. .UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. ' At KIWITEA,' TO-D.i Y. . ■ . • ' TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1913, ' A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., ■a. anif GORTON AND SON, LTD., liavo received instructions from Messrs. STEVENS; AND INNES,, who havo sold their farm, to sell by Public Auction, at the old Homestead lards, BKiuho ROAD, 14 miles from Feilding, at 12 Noon, WITHOUT RESERVE • 300 2-tooth ewes with' Romney rams 105 4-tooth, owes with Romney rams- . 400 f.nr.'ewes'with S.D. rains : 62 2-tooth wethers ■'. 800 rape lamb 9 (off rape)' 42 2-tooth stud Southdown, owes with stud S.D. rams '' • . , ... 42 4-tooth stud Southdown ewes w;h stnd .S.D. rams ,: ' 21 6-tooth stud Southdown 1 ewes ..with • stud S.D. rams X... . 85 f.ih. stud Southdown ewes with "'stud S.D. rams '' 57 stud S.D. ewe lambs ■ 21 stud S.D. ram lambs _ 2 stud 4 and 6-tooth S.D. rams 7 flock S.D. rams 6 empty fat and forward cows & 18-month T.A. steers . ■ 6 dairy coWs'in milje and in call 0 18-month heifers in call to Jersey . bulls '. i ■ • -■"12 mixed weaners ;. •• ■ . 8 draught, mares with foals and in foul ... , ' 2 draught mares, in foal 2 2-year draughts N^SSSSf&i* 8 soWs .in.pis. 1--.Cambridge- roller, 1 R, and G. .discs, 1 d:f. R. and G. plough, 1 set 4-leaf harrows, l'h'ayrake, 1 Murray press. 1 tarmdray, and usual sundries; 7 coils Cyclone, setting,' 100 liinau posts, sheep hurdles. : LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ;; .WAIPOUA SALE'YARDS. ' '' ,; TO-MORROW. (WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30th, 1913, ■ ' At 1i',30 a.m. /TAMES MACINTOSH AND CO. ■ will tl '-.sell''as above—' SHEEP- 'V .' • -80 fat and forward ewes 200 2-tooth to f.m. owes, in lamb to .'. ~ - \ * 'Southdown; Tams : .• 80is,iii.' -ewesjViii, lamb•• to. Southdown. ' rams PATTLE— 20 good weaner calves s.yeairlirig steers % '" 3 forward .cows " . SOLWAY SALE, . MASTERTON. . TO-MORROW. ..** ■ ' WEDNESDAY, '30th- APRIL, 1913. - fTIHE ASSOCIATED - .AUCTIONEERS (4-' 'will sell as above— '. '340 blackfttce;':lambs';V.' •' 300 shorn white-face- lambs ■ -- ; 230 empty ewes . ■ . 100,2-tooth ewes . ' . 100 s.m. ewes 150 2-toolh "wethers "100 Down cross lambs 120 forward empty; ewes . "7; 170 store wethers 200 Lincoln wethers ■ 300 store wethers ' 1 150 ewes in lamb to B.F. rams On account. Fernyhurst Estate— 300 black-faco woolly lambs (real good . ... line) - 'v.'..''.. ■ _ 600 early shorn white-face lambs 100 2-tooth -wethers ; : ~ , ' JOHNSONVILLE SALE. . ' TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, 30th APRIL. BR AH AM' AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell, as above, at 2.15 p.m.— >. 40 prime bullocks • . 120 prime ewes- . . . .. , ■ '60 prime heavy ewes , 60 prime- wethers .. 60 prime ewes 50 prime lambs 1 'neifer : in calf- ■ 1 Jersey cow Strong trap horse (used to plough)

. UPPER MUTT STOCK SALE.' . , THURSDAY, Ist MAY/1913. 'At 1 p.m. T\ALGETY 1 AND COMPANY, LTD., " will scll as above — . 200 woolly hoggets 30' fat elves > 50 ewes in lamb' • 50 woolly lambs 40 forward store cows r --,.40J8-raonths to 2-year steera ,40 21-year steers ■ 6 springing- 'heifers ilfat; 'heifers ■ ; 2 fat cows . . 1 cow at drop (third 1 calf) ■C. ■■ 2 cows just- calved, G.S. fi licifors at drop; 2 cows in milk 3 springing cows - 8 primo fat bullocks - — 1 : . ■ <' UPPpR HUTT SALE. THURSDAY, Ist MAY, 1913. 1 p.m. MEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERi> CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, JJMITED, will offer as follows:— : 8 springing heifers, close on calving, l '.9 fat cows ■ ; 1 fat cot 70 fat wethers . , 60 "fat wethers, off turnips . 60 fat owes. 30 fat wethers ' . . - ?/) ivoolly lambs - J)_ALMERSTON . NORTH 'SALE. • r ■ ? •' THUKSDAY7MAY 1, 19J3; f ' 450.mixed lamba (lots) 800. good lambs ~ ■T" ..■l5O woolly lambs 800 good woolly lambs 80 mixed weaners. (lots) .SO,good S.H. weaners • ' - 20 weancr heifers _J6. young cows .r PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Important clearing sale. STORDELL, TUESDAY, MAY 6th, At 12.30 ,p.m. .TWALGETY AND CO'., LTD., have ro<MJ ceived instructions from W. Chapman, Esq., whose leaso has expired, to jjell on the farm, near Fordell, as above, the wlhole of his first-class .flock of— . ' 3000 Lincoln sheep, also cattle, horses, and farm implements .. FULL DETAILS LATER. - EOR FURTHER DAND NOTICES: SEE . PAGE 11. f. ' - . = ATTENTION! YE WHO LOVE THE COUNTRY ! IiADIES and Gentlemen with small intomes. Retired Civil Servants and others CUT FLOWER-GROWING SPLENDID FRUIT LAND BuitabU for Poultry Farming, and other Pleasant and Profitable occupations. ■Healthy climatic conditions, good natural drainage, charming local scenery, good sheltor plantations, Public Waterworks under construction. BOWLING, TENNIS, GOLF, FISHING, AND SHOOTING. Doctor, Chemist, Lawyer; 'all tradesrepresented;' deliveries to door, Scenery equal to that of Milford Sounds rrithin five miles. Six minutes walk from railway station, where all trains stop. Only 20- miles from Wellington (suburban railway rates). SECTIONS TO SUIT PURCHASERS FROM QUARTER-ACRE TO FIVE ACRES AND UPWARDS. j/our Churches, Good Schools (Public and Convent), Telephone Bureau, IDEAL BUILDING SITESModerate in Price. EASY TERMS. H. C. GIBBONS, Upper Hutt. or 180 Lambton Oinv