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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1912, 21 November 1913, Page 12

"■"';. AUCTIONS. LEVIN SALE. FRIDAY, 21afc NOVEMBER, 1913. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell at 1 p.m.— 80 woolly owe hoggets 24 fat lambs. '■ .- 150 first-class shorn 2-tooth wethers , - 150 good woolly hoggets ; 100 ewes with 100 por cent, lambs ,40 extra heavy prime ewes 50 prime ewc3 .""' . '".. 100 shorn 2-tooth wethers . 60 ewes with 100 per cent, lambs. • SO choice yearling Holstein heifqrs ; ■''";'4 fat,heifers 26 18-month to 2-year steers "■■ •.'■. 13 Jersey-Hol'stein heifers . .30 15-month steers 21 good 3-year steers (oft rough country) : On account Messrs. Mac Donald Bros., -who have sold their property— . 19 dairy cows in full profit On, account of Norman Kirkcaldie, J3sq — ■ 1 stylish dogcart, horse, and harness .'.' 1 thoroughbred pony, i-years, broken ■ to saddle :.■•"■".'■'•,. OTAKI SALE. ."TUESDAY, NOVEMBBR 25,' 1913. D ALGETY' 'AND COMPANY, LTD., ■ will-sell as aboye— "" '250 ''first-bias's.' two-tooth.wethers 46 woolly fat sheep - -...-.:.. 20 prime woolly ewes '-."/25 18-months heifers (good line) .: 12 yea eling heifers ■ v.. 11 choice. 15-month Jersey-cross heifers :■•■•>■> 5 15-months, Holstein heifeTS '.::'■-18 18-months steers '.'.:. 20 2j-year-old. steers .o':' 5 mixed, yearlings ,<■ •'■•• '•■ •• 5 forward cows '■■ 20 weaner . pigs ... _ - ■■( Slips'- ' ";'.; '•-'- ' " r : i;.>:.::• -.." OTAKI S|£E... ■■' "■TUESDAY; 25tii NOVEMBER, 1913. . 'ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., ■:' '||tX will sell 'at 1 p.m.— ■ ■.'■ ' ' ,60 ewes with'loo. per; cent lambs '■..}■ .60 hoggets;- '_. ■ 35 mixed-yearlings .... . .o'' springing ihpifers; ■'.'.. ~ .4, store.cows-' ?.:"':'■"'' ":■■ "" :;" 9 mixed/yeAtlings; "•-,''.'••■- , 118-month-'Jersey bull -. 1 18-month-Holstein bull ' 'WriLLIAMS". AND KETTLE. LTD.. . >!.W~.!will -'/sell,.'': at WAIPUKURAU iYARDS,; at an early dale— Angus and Polled " : "Cross heifers, bred by Mr. A. B. ' ).'.■■_■!-'...'-'. .Williams, Waipiro Station. 'Fuller particulars later, • >. ~.. i A. EEID, ■'••'• -•' .- ' Auctioneer. ' r 'f-'" ' "■"" " ' ' '■ SMALL RESIDENTIAL FARM, PETONE Irv ACEES of' good land, well fenced, JL" with beautiful, well-Wit modern residence'of .7 large rooms, with hot and ;<sold water, bath, copper, tubs, every convenience; trap, hay and cow sheds; gar- ■ and orchard; will run 3 cows, poultry, etc.; 5 minutes from Petone Railway /Station; good road. Price ,£1250 quick '■ We; easy terms. Short and.Fra§er, Pe. . .1 {fane. -'Phone 3773 (2 rings). V EAT STOCK/ FOR EXPORT. "PRODUCERS are invited to oommuni.'JF cate' with ..us before eolllng Beef. Mutton, Lamb, or' Pork, suitable for ' We are in a jjosition to obtain the very test prices available, and make forward contracts—paying cash on Freezing Com-->ipanies'.Certificates. It is our interest to Bee,that you obtain the last penny both lor meat and by-prodnoto.. It will pay you to communioat* with ' 88. I I ■"?.■;- [..-. :., — MEtLSOP, ELIOTT, AND CO., • ■ PALMERSTON NOETH. "- HOTEL NOTICES. I ' HINTOft'S, new: zeaiandeb hotel, mannebs. stbebt, ;;;;:;■ .wbllington, f. H. HEiTON. Proprietor j i ■ ■■ '■'■-'.. . ■'■ AETHTJE HOTEL,/ . Corner Wellesley and Hobson Street>, Anoiland. (Under New Management.) ' T&/TB. H. F. CAMERON, late of National J"X Hotel, Wellington, ihos taken over the above Hotel,.aid hopes to weloome all old customers.' Catering especially supervised by Mra. Cameron, Best of Lignora kept. ■ .. .. ■/"WHEAL- HOTEL, Emerson and ' V Dalton Stroeta NAPIER. EE-BUILT 1912. Thb Bunny climate, aided by staying at this JJp-to-date Hotel, will moke your ' (Bolidfrr in. Napier a most enjoyable one. (HeateaThroughout With-Ideal Radiators. Moderate Tariff. Excellent Cuisine.' W. E. HILL, Proprietor, Late of Dunedin and Christchuroh. JP-088. , PRIVATE HOTEL. rX Folding's LEADING House. . One Minute from Bailway Station. Oommeroial men and holiday-seekers will find this house up to date in every particular. Fifty rooms, excellent table. Rood attention. Entirely _ under new 'management. Tariff flat 6d.' MRS. M'CONACHIE, . , . ' '■■ ■ pToprletrosa. .. \WSM3 TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. ZEALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL. Clyde Quay. ' I (Near Wharf and Te Aro Eairway. Station.) j Kitohen under entire charge of Mr. Fix. hate Chef Royal Oak Hotel, Wellington, ifor 9 years. . • ■ Visitors' and Bermanents' sates: sa. per day; 255. per week. 'Phone 1666. ;.,. . MRS..FIX, Proprietress. ITTOTEL GRAND CENTRAL. 107 LO. CUBA STEEET. Wellinston's Leadins: Private Hotel. Aojoommodation for 100 euests. First-olass 'Cuisine. Every modem convenience. Lodges' Private Drawing-rooms. Sitting-rooms, ©to.. Lounges, and eight modorn Bathrooms, inoluding eleotrio light ond electrio fire alarms. Tariff, 6s. 'day. Permanent Boarders as per arrangement. npHB CRITERION HOTEL. ,JL New- Plymouth. Thin well-known House, oarine been en'lirely remodelled, provides splendid accommodation for the commercial public Eleotrio Light throughout. Tariff. Bs. Night Porter. • J. M'KEAN, Proprietor. GOOD COUNTRY HOTEL FOR SALE. WE T«quire a buyer for a. really good . Country Hotel, on the railway line, close to a good City. ' Lease about 4J years. Net rental, 355. Beer, 24/18 gals, monthly. Takings during tho last 2 Winters and onei Summer averaged .£76 per week genuine. Price for goodwill, .£ISOO. Furniture and stock at valuation, about another .£7OO. Cash required • about .£ISOO. Attached to tho hotel aro Livery Stables, Billiard Room, Tobacconist Shopv-and Barber's Shop. Modern building of 25 rooms in excellont order. l!ccently painted and papered throughout. Onlv four servants required. Trade mostly bar. All drinks 6d. Early ap- , plication is necessary, as this house will soli It is a genuine affair, and all figures will bo proved. Apply immediately to DWAN BROS., WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Known, Chairs (canvas), 2s. . W 6d. and 3s. 6d. kitchen 4s. 6d. and • ss. 6d, Dining 6s. 6d, and 7s. 6cl j Roll Top Desks in oak, .£8 Bs.; Pushcarts, 18s. 6d.; Prams, 375. 6d. Call and inspect at Badford'flSale. : now.Jim,