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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1806, 19 July 1913, Page 16

AUCTIONB< RIDDIFORD TRUST. Highly important SubdivEsional Sale OF Rich Fattening Land ' Adjoining Feildihg Race Course and the Show Grounds. Gorton and Son, Limited have received instructions from the TRUSTEES of the late ,E. J. Riddiford to 6ell by public Auction, towards end of present year, the far-famed &AWA-KAWA ESTATE of 400 acres. „ Bub-divided into areas of from 8 to 50 acres. This property is some of the finest winter fattening country in the Dominion, being rich deep alluvial deposit on shingle ■ and consequently always warm and generous and ideal dairying land, and is in close proximity to. the best stock market in- the North Island, being only mile from Feilding. PARTICULARLY EASY TERMS. Also for immediate Sale privately, a splendid Fattening Farm of 576 acres, being balance of celebrated CHELTENHAM Estate'; on easy terms to a good man For full particulars apply— , GORTON & SOW, Ltd. - FEILDING f IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. — SPECIAL SALE OF TROTTING HORSES PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CATTLE. • ' GRADE HOLSTEIN CATTLE. ' TO-DAY. 1 CHOICE HERD DAIRY OOWS, SATURDAY. JULY 19, 1913. RONGOTEA, . .— _ Near Palmerßton North. PALMERSTON NORTH. TUESDAY, 22nd JULY. 1913. B ALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, instructed by Mr. Chas. Hop- ~\T Z. LOAN 'AND MERCANTILE ping,'.who has" sold his farm, will Bell as A™* AGENCY CO.. LTD., will sell ftt above at 12 ojclock sharp- Woodfield's Stables, at 12 o'clock noon 6 PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN BULLS, including the famous bull Do- On acoount Mr. E. J. Ible, Longburn: ' 'in • ?.T in in ; ,o tr Maud by Blackchild, out of •» —. PomiL° ~ 1911 and 11112 tea- Jessie H. (a well-known performer) r Martini (maiden filly), by Roths<B7.sßlbs. butter-fat. child, out of General Tracy mare. • W PEDIGREE COWS AND HE IF- . G years old. untried ' ERS, including the Grieg bred ~ . Dogcart amHiarnesa (good) CHOKE OT HOLSTEIN CROSS On acoount Ash- ' 49 S S° RN JEBSEY CB ° SS ' 1 " BlufDiaLnd^out D o£Tandsoml Tho above are in splendid condition, 1 are all young, and early calvers, and are J ' nfom i in in calf to Stud Holstein bulls. 1 ? Q/1 HIGH-GRADE YEARLING HOL- • Ott STEIN HEIFERS On account Mr. M. Holland, A6hhurst: QQ HIGH-GRADE YEARLING HOL- 1 brood pacing mare. Fashion, in foal AO STEIN BULLS to Havoc 2 P.B. HOLSTEIN COWS, Appen- 1 brood Specification. mare, foal at dix II foot by F. E. Friends, and in foal 1 HIGH-GRADE YEARLING HOL- to Havoc STEIN BULL, Sire Sec. I, Dam 1 21-year-old flll.v, by Rothschild, out App. II of Lady Lincoln, broken in, un.loo Extra good 2-tooth Romney eweß, tried (pacer) in lamb Romney rams 1 roan mare, Lucy Wallace, by Wal--8 porkers . lace W., out of Lady Linooln (in Fast pony mare, Byrs., gig and har- training) ness, implements, cans, buckets, 1 chestnut mare by Jersey, in foal to etc. - Capalus Luncheon Provided. 1 thoroughbred stallion Papkura . , . ■ , 1 straight out trotter Catalogues on application to Dalgety . Edward R. end-Co., Ltd., all Branchea. • —■ Also—Harness, trottin* harness, trotNOTE. —Slight reserve on stud cattle ting* 6ulky, boots and hobbles, oat crusher only, balance of 6tock goes to highest and dipping "machine. bidder. j - '• , • .WAIKAKAE STOCK SALE. IMPORTANT SALE HIGH-CLASS TUESDAY, 22nd JULY, 1913. ' DAIRY HEBDtxatbfty antTto TTTI ~ill q„1l ACCOUNT "MR. J. A. CHESHAM, DYERVILLE, MARYBOROUGH. 200 2 and 4-* tooth wethers (ofl hills) ttttv " 130 woollv hoggets , ' IUESDAY, 22nd JULY, 20 2J-3-year steers At P-m----10 siSinf heifers A . T THE HOMESTEAD,' 2 store cows s i Mil® from MartinboTough. 1 goSd y cow° S at h6lhTB ND C k° MPANT ' On account T. H. Colpman, Esq.- LIMITED, will sell as above--2 roistered Ayrshire heifers (spring- ISO EXTRA SPECIAL DAIRY COWS, 1 rcgtoed Ayrshire cow (springing) lst ' fccf 3MhTeptemto. r ° m ISt 1 crossbred Ayrshire cow (springing Thia is o^e of the most farefully^elected 1 18-months registered Ayrshire bull .herds j n tt a district, and as Mr. Chesham WATTTAATA'P m'H nr oat"P fjiyihg. "up dairying, the sale will be a \VAlivA -N-Mj blUUlt bALL. genuine one. Buyers in want of really r „7T ' good cows should not fail to attend this TUESDAY, -2nd JUI/Y, 1913. / sale, and tho auctioneers with every confidence can recommend each lot to bo offtTEW 'ZEALAND LOAN & MERCAN- fared. The . vendor has not an inferior I 1" TILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will cow in his herd. i offer-for sale the following, at 12 o'clock DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED .. ... .Auctioneers. 100 f.m. ewes — 100 hoggets < IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE OF , 5 choice springing heifers, September SELECTED DAIRY STOCK. calvers ... 2 fat cows TUESDAY, 22nd JULY, 1913, i ■ WATKANAT! RAT/B. ' AT THE SALE YARDS, BOUNDARY I , _ ROAD, PALMERSTON NORTH, i ; . .TUESDAY, 22nd JTJLY, 1913. At 12 Noon. A BRAHAM AND~WILLIAMS, LTD., h??, t? IL F A^ S ' LTD " Zl will sell at 1 p.m.- . .■ , ln , u . off ® r Public Auction, on ac--80 ewes in lamb oount of Andrew Buchanan, Esq., of Jer--60 2-tooth wethers BSJ . P?' , T 25 fat wethers 50 high-grade Jersey cows •40 forward empty ewes 55 oro J s c0 j fl T i 32 spring heifers (lots) J 0 h p-grade and grade Jersey heifers ; 12 fat and forward Icows | ha above cows and heifers are due to 9 fat bullocks calve Au &ust and September, and include 7 cows to calve August a number of cowq or exceptional quality. 3 store cows I/uncneon may be obtained at tho yards. " MASTERTONJtfOCK .SALE, \ CLEARING SALE. WAIPQUA YARDS. DRY RIVER, MARTINBOROUGH. WEDNESDAY, JULY, 1913. TUESDAY, 29th JULY, 1913, At 11.30 a.m. Messrs w. a g. turnbull & co., " — LTD, (late James Macintosh & Cp.), TVTESSRS. W. AND G. TURNBULL will sell as f AND CO., LTD. (late Jas. Macin6HEEP— x>^l Co.), have Teceived instructipns l.in'mnfl Klinrn Jinronfs from Mr. Alexander Beatty, to hold an 100 ewes in lamb to Romney rams I dat ® and time ' 50 ewes in lamb to • S.D. rams of the foUomD? 510011 : ~ . 125 B.F. lambs 57 dairy oows, due Auigust and Sep--60 lambs off .turnips ■ Uomber iO 2-tooth to , f.m. ,ewes ip lamb to 20 dairy heifers, due August and SepRomney rami (good-line) tember 120 wether hoggets 1 unbroken hacks CATTLE— 4 unbroken three-quarter draughts : 15 yearling steers 300 prime fat lambs 15 yearling heifers ' 150 forward lambs > ' 100 fat wethers SOLWAY SALE. . ,, —. The above-mentioned cows were originWEDNESDAY. 23rd JULY, 1913. ally Mr. Wm. Waugh's dairy herd, and as they always returned, a nigh test at /PHE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS the Otaraiatactory, we can thoroughly ■f± will offer as above-— recommend them. J 7O (off turnips) LUNCHEON~PROVIDED. 60 2 and -1-tooth wethers FRANK EVANS, i Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE. — —— . , ANNUAL UNRESERVED SALE. T EVIN AND CO;, LTD., are instructed — fLJ by A. G. Pilmer. Esq.,' who has sold HIGH-CLASS DAIRY STOCK. ais property, to sell by Public Auction, it the Homestead, "HAPUA," TAUBRU, PITZHERBERT EAST, PaJmerston North on THURSDAY, 24th INST., nt NOON, the whole of his Live and Deadj Stock, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Consisting of— JULY 29 and 30. is 7 (Ml ' TISTB have received instructions from Ann CATTLE. VY Mr. S. R. LANCASTER to sell /£\J\) ■ as above — HORSES AND SUNDRIES. 600 high-grade Jersey, Holstein, and Shorthorn cows and heifers 31'h.p, Boiler ■ *30 pedigree and purebred Jersey bulls, - 80-gal'fon Alpha-Laval Separator, etc. have been Full particulars later. distriKd^ckde'lOO^lk^Un ' LEVIN AND CO., LTD. Mr. Lancaster's fariiis. Jersey? sold first day at 12 noon, sale FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. starts second day at 11 a.m. . Drags meet all -trains. " ~ LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PAT STOCK FOE EXPORT. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., . N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY PRODUCERS are invited to communi- CO., LTD., cate with us boforo selling Beef, Joint Auctioneers. Mutton, Lamb, or Pork, suitable for ■■ Export. TKTANTED, on Terms, to Buy or Lease Wo are in a position to obtain the very 11 sto 10 Acres of Flat Land, with best prices available, and make forward or without improvements; within 60 mu«3 contracts—paying cash on Freezing Com- of Wellington; terms must bo 1 -reasonable, panies' Certificates. It is our interest to No agents. Apply "J.M.," "Dominion" toe that you obtain the last penny both Office. for meat and by-products. . . . It will pay you to communicate with \a*. . FOR FURTHER ; MELLSOP, ELIOTT, AND CO., ]jANJ) NOTICES SEE ■ ' •i'ALMEESTO.N- N.OJKTH* PAGE 15, ,