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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1906, 14 November 1913, Page 12

AUCTIONSLEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, 14th "NOVEMBER, 1913. TfcALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., -iJ will soil at 11.30 a.m.130 raised sex hoggets 30 fat owes 130 m.s. woolly hoggets 30 fat owes 30 prime fat woolly owes . 22G shorn 2-tooth wethers 75 shorn 2-tooth wethers ■ 75 shorn 2-tooth ewes .20 fat wethers 80 pi'ime l'nt ewes , G choice* yearling heifers 8 choice Jersey cross yearling heifers 12 yearling heifers '■■:'■ S yearling heifers -10 yearling steers ~ ■'.": 20 18-month steers .30 2s-ycar steers) 120 steers ;' 50 3|-year steers - 2 2-year, steers '...•J*;2 store cows / .. 5 store : cows '1 fat cow '*..-' , 4 fat cows 16 fat "bullocks' 8 fat bullocks . 2 vealers 1 P.B. stud Jersey hull 1 2-year Holstein bull 5 2-year bulls .2 yearling grade Jersey bulls ' '■ 1 brood mare and 2 foals 1-yearling heavy draught filly * — ■ . ■ LEVIN SALE. ' " \ iFRIDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, 1913. 'ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., CX will sell at 1 p.m.— 180 fat ewes (lots) 130 fat wethera (lots) ' ;■:.' 160 hoggets ' - 100 2 and.4-tooth shorn sheep ■10 fat lambs 300 shorn 2-tooth wethers (off hills) ' ' ■ ■ 200 shorn 2-tooth ewes (off hills) 30 fat lambs ) 55 3-year steers ' . . y I'" empty dairy heifers 8 15-month empty heifers 18 Jersey heifers 15 yearling cattle .5 heifers at drop 13 yearling to 18-month heifers G yearling to 18-month steers . 8 fat heifers 6 prime heavy cows 4 fat bullocks -• SOLWAY SALE. (Masterton.) '' [WEDNESDAY, 19th NOVEMBER, 1913. | ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS "will ttx offer as above— .CATTLE- " ..'; J3O station-bred yearling heifers • 10 yearling steers • SHEEP- / 150 mixed sex woolly hoggets in lots , : (first-class line) FAT STOCK FOR EXPORT. : tpBODUCERS are invited to oommuni. ■ jl .cat* with us before selling Beef. Mutton, Lamb, oi Pork, suitable for iExport. We are'in a position to obtain the 1 very best- prices available, and make forward •:■ contracts—paying cash on Freezing Companies' Certificates. It is our interest to Fee that you,obtain the last penny both for meat and by-products. ■It will pay, you to communicate with ■■'. SB.'. ■ MELLSOP, EIToTT, AND CO., r PALMERSTON NORTH. 'fclA ACRES, L.T.T., all in grass, half ■ XiUx ploughable, balance easy hills, : all rideable; 50 acres stumped; carrying' capacity, '2 ewes per acre, besides cattle; 7 paddocks; fences in good order; permanent water; good metalled roads; new 6-roomed house; woolshed, etc.;'B' miles Tail way station, 11 miles Feilding; post office and school handy. Price .£l7 lOe. per acre. Cash required, ,£2OOO, balance 1 arranged. (398.) F. Herring, 4 Rangl- ■'■ tikei Street, PataeTston North. ( J .GOOD COUNTRY HOTEL FOR SALE. WE require a'-buyer for a really good Country Hotel, on the railway line, close to a good City. Lease about i\ ■■■; years. Net rental, 355. Beer, 21/18 gala. "-.• ..monthly. Takings during the last 2 ■■-Winters and one Summer averaged £76 per. week genuine. Price for goodwill, .' '.£ISOO. Furniture and stock at valuation, about another Cash required . •'.' about .£ISOO. Attaohed to the hotel are '•"Livery Stables,. Billiard-Room, Tobacconist Shop, and Barber's Shop. Modern -.building of 25 rooms in excellent order. Recently painted and papered through- ' .'out. Only four servants required. Trade ' mostly 1 bar. All drinks 6d. Early ap- , :. plication is necessary, as this house will -,''■'.■«» sell. -It is a genuine affair, and all fig- ' -..jires will be'proved. t '-';' i". Apply immediately to ; ; V; ; DWAN BROS., '; WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. HOTEL NOTIOEB, .'".; ::rTINTON'B ■(■:'.--':■■ . NEW ZEALANDEE HOTEL, MANNERS, STREET, ; . '' , WELLINGTON. '"■"9. H, ai'NTON, ' | Proprietor. PRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL, Corner Wellesley and Hobson Streets, Auckland. (Under New Management.) "R/TR. H. F. CAMERON, late of National JM. Hotel, Wellington, has takoa over the above Hotel, and hopes t<? welcome' all old customers. Catering especially supervised by Mrs. Cameron. Best of, Liquors kept. CENTRAL HOTEL, Emerson ' and Dalton Streets, NAPIER. i REBUILT 1912. The sunny climate, aided by staying at . this Up-to-date Hotel, will make your ' Holiday in Napier a most enjoyable one. Heated Throughout With Ideal Radiators. Moderate Tariff, Excellent Cuisine. W. E. HILL, Proprietor, Late of Dnnedin and Christchnrch. ORR PRIVATE HOTEL, Fcilding's LEADING House. One Minute from Railway .Station. Commercial men and holiday-seekers will find this house up to date in every particular. Fifty rooms, excellent table, -. good attention. Entirely under new' management. Tariff 6s. 6d. MRS. M'CONACHTE, Proprietress. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. ''.' F7EALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, Li Clyde Quay. • (Near Wharf and Te Aro Railway Station.) Kitchen under entiro charge of Mr. Fix. late Chef Royal Oak Hotel, Wellington, for 9 years. Visitors' and Remanents' rotes: ss. per day; 255. per week. 'Phone 1658. . MRS. FIX. Proprietress. H' OTEL GRAND CENTRAL. 107 CUBA STREET. Wellington's Leading Private Hotel. Ao- ■ oommodation for 100 guests. Firat-olasa Cuisine. -Every modern convenience. Ladies' Private Drawing-rooms. Sitting-rooms, etc.. Lounges, and eight modern Bathrooms, including electric light and eleotrio fire alarms. Tariff, 6». day. Permanent Boarders as per arrangement. mil CRITERION HOTEL, X New Plymouth'. - This well-known House, having been entirely remodelled, provides splendid accommodation for the commercial public Electric Light throughout. ' ■■~ Tariff. Bs. Night Porter. t C"~ ' ORN COB PUNCH fulfils a long-felt want, reduces, the, effort «i alcohol,