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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2131, 24 April 1914, Page 12

AUCTIONS. ' • ■.'■. LEYTN SALE. ! '• " FRIDAY, -24th APRIL, 1914, ABRAHAM .AND "WILLI AMS, LTD., will Bell at 1 p.m.— 180 fat owes -'- : . , 120 owes in'lamb to'B.F. rams 200 lambs- ' .' . 80 woollv Inuibs 200 lambs off hills ": '60 maiden ewes . •. ■•■■■l6o fat and forward withers "■'.'. 30 2} and 3-year steers • 25 2 and 2-J-year. steers . . 50 13-month steers (good line) 25 weaner steers--25 weaner heifers ~, 17 15 and 18-month steers 11 18-month heifers • ' 40 .weaners (lots) I .lo.fat bullocks .. ' ■.''.' 12 heifers in calf '■" r 5 cows in milk, calve in August (guarsound) •" " 7-fat', cows'•'-. • Porkers, stores, and weaner pigs 1 spring cart, horso and harness On account of Mr. J.'Moxhain, Ihakara— 7 weaner grade Jersey heifers, by Ravenswood's Model ■ -' 24 mixedweaners NOTE-Pigs will be sold at 12,30 sharp. UNRESERVED SALE OF DAIRY COWS, AT THE FARM MANAKAU, ■'."• TUESDAY,'2Bth APRIL, 1914.' 'A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., XV havb received instructions from Messrs.- Mason and Wright (who are giving up winter milkiug), to Sell as above, . at 1 p.m.— . i 0 cows, calved within last fortnight 24 cow?, to calve by end of June ■ 1 P.B.' Jersey , hull,' by ' Cherry s Magnet—Uhlan Also, at the same time and place, their well-known' Farm will be offered, consisting of 100 Acres of First-class UAILAING LAND. Buildings comprise G-roomed house, stable, tvapshed, and 18-bail cow- • shed. Would make an ideal stud farm. A brake will meet early morning trains hat Manakau. • . '' .i , LIGHT LIJXCHEON PROVIDED. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. WEDNESDAY, 29th INST., At 12 noon. AT THE-HOMESTEAD, • ' FIVE MILES FROM OTAKI RAILWAY. MESSRS. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED; favoured with instructions from Mr. L. W. Ferguson (who has pold his farm), will sell as above:— 300 2, 4, and G-taoth Eomney cross ■ ewes, in lamb to Romney rams , » iiO f.f.in. ewes, in lamb to Romney rams , 12 Romriey rams 300 shorn lambs (mostly ewes) . 762 (CATTLE--20 good. cows, in milk and to calve early spring _ J 12 heifers, in calf and springing 16 mixed yearlings * 14 weaners, 3 bulls SORSES--2 trap horses, 1 pony SCNDRIESDogcart and harness; springcart and harness, >s.f. plough, hay rake, fowls, Alfa Laval 35-gallou separ- '■•■'< • ■ ator, etc. . •'.HOUSEHOLD FUENITTJEE, includ- . eluding, piano and contents of a .'.-". .well-furnished 7-roomcd house ' ! AUCTIONEERS' -NOTE. The ewes are ' is.;tip-top line; the cattle are.also a firstclass lot. For the convenience ; of buyers a conveyance will leave Otaki rail at 11.80 a.m. on morning of sale. 'LIGHT. LUNCHEON.PROVIDED. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, .Auctioneers. SOLWAY STOCK SALE (MASTERTON). WEDNESDAY, 201 h APRIL, 1914. 'ASSOCIATED " AUCTIONEERS will Xi. offer as above—' SHEEP- ., 40 .woolly lambs CATTLE- .. ; '- ._>■ : _ 2 empty cows ' MASTERTON STOCK SALE. "., ' . AVAIPOUA YARDS. " WEDNESDAY, 29th APRIL, 1914.. Tl/fESSRS W. A G. TURNBULL AND 'i»A CO.;: LTD. (late James Macintosh and Co.), .will sell a:5 above, at 11 a.m.— 300 f.l'.ih,' ewes TGI O R SALE., RAMS. : - ■• RAMS. RAMS. '" ,JlO Romney Flocks ■ 10 ;1 ■. Romney Stud (Wilson's) 1 ;1 .. Romney Stud (Hadfield) 1 i The Hadfield paired for 3rd place in Mi\ n&hort's £100 Cup Competition. A. BUCHANAN, ■ Box 152, Palmerston North, r- : — BEEF FOR EXPORT. f¥IITE are position to obtain the !W HIGHEST PRICES for'Ox and Cow Beef frozen in quarters, or boner (Bulls or Cows. • . ■ . It, will bo to your advantage to communicate with usMELLSOP, ELIOTT AND CO., PALMERSTON NORTH. PPhone 50. P.O. Box 143. <■ ' '" '■.''■ A GOOD FARM. TWO MILES FROM SHANNON. ... n nn /\ ACRES FREEHOLD; flat, unJ.OOV dnlating, and hilly country; 3800 shocp, -50 head of cattle. PRICE, including stock, .£ll per acre. Reasonable terms. Apply . . . I MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LTD.. SOLE AGENTS, WELLINGTON. • *"" ' THE'COMING TOWN. TJWQ SPLENDID SECTIONS, each 66 M- x 165, in the Township of Motu, on "the Main , East Const Railway, 56 miles from Giafcorne, opposite hotel, close school; P. 0., store; the lino now-within 10 miles, will bo completed end of year. Jffwo banks opened, others likely. Motu (.■■will bo a second Taihape. where land is Springing ,£45 foot. Severnl large sawmills 'putting, grand farming centre. Coaching •junction for Bay. of-Plenty; ideal climate; ■ibpening for stores, boardinghouses, or tither business. Apply W. JACKS, Frankton Junction,

• : ~; FINE LITTLE PLACE FOR MIXED FARMINa CLOSE to Havolock North, school, post ollice, etc.; 11) acres, splendid soil, lying well to the Still; 11$ acres in grass and Jin-erne; 7{ acres in apple.?, pears, ' machos, nectarines, '-rapes and small fruit, '("he place is now running !> cows : and three horses, and is crtpnblo of much development. There is u good dwelling / tot Grooms, outbuilding, coiv-liftila. packing-room, etc.; only rea-rou lor celling, owner being aged wishes io retire. Voirng man, with some capital, can make a i>ood thiin? of thi* Write for fuller particulars at once. HAWKE'S BAY FRUIT, PRODUCE & COOL STORAGE CO., ; IAO ACRES incladiD" nil implements and stock; only i! mile* from rail; close X.VO weam'erv; 25 miles from Auckland; laud all ploughable and in grass; creek in cVery paddock; will dairy 30 cows easily; 2.1 lons hay; 8 acres turnips; all stock, consisting of 10 picked cows, 1 bull, 12 young stock, 2 horses, a pigs, implements nearly new, cart and harness, plough, roller disc. etc.. cic; house of B looms; concreted mil Hug shed, implement shed, .etc. Price. .£3O per acre. Lash, JS6OO, balance arranged. »_._. .... _ ' HENRY CLAYTON AND CO., % QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND,