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AUCTIONSUNRESERVED DAIRY SALE. longburn. , WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1913. . -T\T- Z - LOAN AND MERCANTILE 1 -tvv AGENCY CO., IffD.;, will sell on ■ttcoount of MR. J. A. MITCHELL (with- . but reserve), at 12 Noon— • ■ QA CHOICE, WELL SELECTED .■ <J\Jt YOUNG DAIRY COWS AND . HEIFERS, July, August, Septomi - . , "al I vers, dates -guaranteed, ' .. comprising:— 1 20 Jersey and Holstein cross cows ;■ ' -{A Shorthorn and Ayrshire cross cows 10 3-year-old choice Holstein heifers, ' August and September calvers, and in calf to pedigree Jersey bull ■ , ! 20 2-year Jersey-Shorthorn heifeTS, August and September calvers, and in calf to pedigree Jersey '. bull ' 1 harness horse, 5 years old, guaranteed Dog-cart and harness LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Auctioneers' Note.—The above cows are all young, and in good condition, and have.'ftll been carefully selected. • IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CATTLE. GRADE HOLSTEIN CATTLE. CHOICE HERD DAIRY COWS, ' , / . RONGOTEA, Near Palmerston North.- " TUESDAY, 22nd JULY, 1913. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, instructed by Mr. Chas. Hopping, wha has sold his farm, will sell as above at 12 o'clock sharp— 11 PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN BULLS, including iho'famous bull Dominion Kol Domino 7 PEDIGREE COWS AND HEIFERS', including tho Grigg bred cow Longbeach Ideal. Her special record for June, 56ilb. of ■ milk per day '" 46 CHOICE HOLSTEIN CROSS COWS 49 SHORTHORN JERSEY - CROSS - COWS - v The • above are in splendid condition, are all young, :and early calvers, and are in calf to Stud Holstein bulls.' 3-1 HIGH-GRADE YEARLING/ HOLSTEIN HEIFERS - / 2-3 HLGH-GRA.DE YEARLING HOLSTEIN BULLS 2 P.B. HOLSTEIN COWS, Appendix II r HIGH-GRADE YEARLING HOLSTEIN BULL, Sire Sec. I, Dam App. II 100 Extra good 2-tooth Romney ewes, in lamb Romney rams 8 porkers Fast pony mare, Byr?., gig and harness, implements, cans, buckets, etc. • Luncheon Provided. Catalogues on application to Dalgety and C0.,-Ltd., all branches. NOTE.—Slight reserve on stud cattle only, balance of stock goes to highest bidder. -■■■-. ~ ANNUAL UNRESERVED.. SALE. . HIGH-CLASS DAIRY STOCK. FITZHERBERT EAST, Palmerston'North TUESDAY AND 'WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 and 30. \XTS hare received instructions from vV Mr. S. R. LANCASTER to sell as above— GOO high-grade Jersey, Holstein, and Shorthorn cows and heifers 30 pedigree, and purebred Jersey bulls, mostly 2 years The above cows and heifers have been specially selected from the best herds in the district, and include 100 milked on Mr. Lancaster's farms. Jerseys sold, first day at 12 noon. Salo starts second day at 11 a.m. Drags meet all trains. ' " "LUNCHEON PROVIDED. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., N.Z. LOAN i MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., ' Joint Auctioneers. v SUBDIVISION sXle Of ... " ACRES' IKQA ACRES '' ACRES , IDOU ACRES FIRST-CLASS DAIRYING AND FATTENING LAND At TOWN HALL, OTAKI, . ON WEDNESDAY, 23rd JULY, 1913, At 1 p.m. Messrs. MONCKTON & ADDINGTON'S PAiHIKO ESTATE TKALGETY AND COMPANY,' LTD., Wellington, have received instructions from the owners to offer by PUBLIC AUCTION as. above, tho wnll-known PAHIKO ESTATE, which has been subdivided into 31 Farms ranging from 11 to 128 acres, and six 1-acre sections. This block comprises heavy drained swamp,' rich alluvial flats, and excellent terraco land, and every section is well watered. • There are a-number W Chinese market gardeners at present leasing portions of tho estate at rentals of up to <£5 per acre per annum, which' proves the quality of the soil. Tho Alain Road and railway run through tnis estate, and being situated within one mile of Otaki railway station, which has a .splendid service of trains to and from Wellington "(including Sunday trains), thia sale offers a unique chance for a man of moderate means to acquire a freehold farm suitable for fattening, daily, fruit, or poultry farming, aud market gardening in a district where producs can be sent promptly and expeditiously to the city market. The Otaki District enjoys a beautifully mild climate and the area of dairy land in the Manawatu District is very limited, this estate beinsr one of the few now left suitable for subdivision. Investors should also note that land of this quality has been steadily advancing in price in this district during the past few years. On four of the sections are good houses and buildings, and on aaother 6cction is an up-to-date cow-shed with concrete floor and complete milking machine plant. To savo purchasers expense, wherever possible, '-tho existing fences _ have been made the boundaries of sections. TERMS: 15 per cent cash on day of sale, 10 per cent in 12 months. Balance in 5 years from date of sale at 5 per cent. Plans can be obtained at all offices of DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED. Intending investors communicating with owners or auctioneers by letter, telegram or telephone can bo shown over the property. NOTE.—No section of the property is more than 2 miles from a railway station or dairy factory. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMiTED. WELLINGTON. FAT STOCK FOB EXPORT. PRODUCERS aro invited to communicate with us before selling Beef, Mutton, Lamb, .or Pork, suitable for Export. , We are in. a position to obtain the very best prices available, and make forward contracts—paying: cash on Freezing Companies' Certificates. It is our interest to see that you obtain the last penny, both for meat and by-products-It lyill pay you to communicate with us. ' MELLSOP, ELJOTT, AND CO., PALMERSTON NORTH. ICOA ACRES in Kihi Kihi District, 0.R.P., at 10s.; all been in bush; 1003 acres ploughable, 300 acres ploughed and in grass and turnip?; 4 miles fencing; new bouse 12 rooms, all modern conveniences; St-orp. Pn=t Office, and Telephone attached. Price only =£5 per. acre. Oae-tbird cash. The bavgaih of the dny, THE RATLIFF LAND 'AGENCY, Toi'dimr-