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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2153, 20 May 1914, Page 12

AUCTIONS' CLEARING SALE of CATTLE, HORSES, SHHEP, AND IMPLEMENTS, AT THE FARM, KAIRANGA, BUNNYTHORPE ROAD, One mile from School, TO-DAY, WEDNESDAY, 20th MAY, 1911, at 1 p.m. Abraham and Williams, ltd., have been instructed . by Andrew Buchanany. Esq., who has sold his Kairanga Property, to sell as above:— 9 spring, cows nnd heifers 20 spring calvers 57 heifers, r.w.b.' 30 big wcaners 30 medium wcaners ' 12 small weaners 2 grade Jersey bulls 9 cows in milk 50 fat lambs 50 fat weliiers 200 mixed lambs , ;24 2-tooth ewes, running with Romney rams ''25'2-tooth wethers - 1 1 pedigree I'.ll, Berkshire sows, 8 . months .. . . 1 pedigree P.B. Berkshire, sow, with -' litter i 2,medium draughts, 1 heavy draught Also fami; implements, including—2 seed drills, 1 12-li.p. Blackstone oil engine, 'in. good order, 1 Keystone threshing 'millj'i l\ aiid-G. double-bagger cliaff- . cutter,'.l.'d.f. plough, 1 dray. 1 spring tip'dray, .I'set reversible harrows, I mowing machine>-.l .rotary,disc,.3-fur- '', ToV.^pltliighy. l"Wood reaper and bin- ■ der, 1 M'Corm-ick do., 1 potato digger, . 2 sets gig harness,'Storrio ridger and ,Seed."drill, etc., etc. , LUNCHEON .PROVIDED. •'' f-JOHNSON VILLE STOCK SALE. ; n ".... TO-DAY; 7«V;WEDNESDAi*;'-MAY 20, 1914. A BR AH A XI- AND WILLIAMS, - LTD,, tx. will sell as above, at 2.15 p.m.— .30 prime bullocks' ' .1 .cow, at calving (guaranteed) ' -2 cows to calve in July-August 'llOeitra',heavy prime eives ' ::.;120'5i'line i : wethers • (iO prime wethers 60.prime ewes' "',' 1 ; 50 prime lambs. - JJALMERSTQN NORTH SALE. . THURSDAY", 'MAY 21, 1914. ... "V r . " -At,.12.15 sharp.... -, 80 'forward.ewes - .. , . , 200..)ambsi/.. . 50 fat. Vnves" • ■ ■ ' , 100, owes. in. lamb. . . ' , ~ . •< 50; mixed. weanei's ~JO. forward I .bullocks from. Pohangiim . \ hills. „ . ; 40-3-year -steers (good condition).. ... On account Mansou's Estate— ;40 fat* and forward bullocks NOTE—lii future the sale will start at 12:15-sharp.---A-drag'will leave-town at 12 o'clock "sharp. '" ' LEVIN STOCK SALE, . TVAI/jjTY. ANI) .CO., LTD., .will sell +J at ,11.30 ■' 350 empty ewes (lots) • 300 forward lambs 200 lambs (lots) - 100 ewes j in lamb (Romney' rams). 350 fat ,ewes .47 18-months and 2-year-steers (lots; ■ 10 2-ye-ar steers , ; 10 3-vear steers 10. store cows " 8 2-year heifers * ' 22 bullock and heifer beef . 8 tliipty heifers ' . " .-LEVIN STOCK SALE. ' r.v; FRIDAY', 22nd AIAY, 1914. ■■Xffew"" ZEALAND LdAN AND MERCANTJLE .AGENCY COMPANY. LIMITED,- will offer for sale at. 11.30 A.m. sharp the following:— GO fat.. ewes fiO fat ivethers Ofl'fat and forward owes and wethers 35 woolly lambs 25 fat lambs 24 heifers, r.w.b. 2 Jersey bulls . LEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, 22nd MAY, 1914. Abraham and williams, ltd., will sell at 1 p.m.N 300 fat 'ewes 100 fat wethers lfi fat cows 50 steers (18 months, 25-year and 3-year-old) 50 weaners ■ 20. head mixed cattle ■ Porkers, stores, and 'weaner pigs Note—Pigs will be sold at 12.30' sharp 1 . On account of Arthur Drake, Esq.— 470 fat and forward wethers (firat-class line) 300 2-tooth to f.f.m. ewes in lamb UNRESERVED SALE OF DAIRY ■ STOCK. ! AT THE FARM, TE HORO. TUESDAY, 2Gth MAY, 1914. Abraham & williams, ltd., have received instructions from Mr. W. Mitchell (who is giving up liis lease) to Bell, as above, at 12 noon:— - •" 58 cows, to calve June, July & August G cows in full milk i, 6 good yearling grade Jersey heifers ■ 1 65-«allon "Domo" hand separator Subject to slight reserve. 1 18-month pedigree Jersey bull . 1 good trap horse 1 G5-g'allon A.L. Turbine separator plant LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Coach will meet morning trains at Waikainae. and I'e Iloro. All slock will be trucked free. ' Note.—The, ' Auctioneers, having inspected ; • this • herd, can thoroughly Tecommdrid.'it as..a._first-class-one. .The cqws are practicajly all. grade Jerseys, second and third calvers, and'in good conditioii,. FOR SALE IVTIXED, SnEEPVDAIRY, nnd CROPJx PING t'AI.'M, of 314 whole has been ploughed, barring shelter and 20.acres, -170 acres would make nice' dairy farm, balance would run cows and sheep. At present in mixed rough grass-. Buildings, four-roouied'cotlage and small woolpbed, six paddocks; .homestead half-mile from Parkvalo' Cheese Factory; corner of section, four hundred yards. There is no .cheaper faHn'to be got near any of the far-famed Carterton factories. Similar land on Taratalii is letting up to'JJSs. per .acre. 'Value enhanced when Carter's Estate, adjoining, is subdivided jiejf 'year. Pric<*, JJI3 10s. per acre, .£llOO cash, balance for 7 years at per cent., ai}d second mortgage fur 5 years; 'Apply .. .W. H. BOOTH, Middle Ruii, Carterton, ' BEEF FOR EXPORT. \X7Jj -we in a position to obtain tho V.V HIGHEST PRICES for Ox and Cow Beef frozen in quarters, or boner Bulls, or Cows. It will bo to your advantage to commuuicate ivitli us. MELLSOP, ELiOTT AND CO., ■ PA.LMEKSTON NORTH. 'Phone 50. P.O. Box 143. A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. THE price of this Farm should be JMA per acre, IW acres rich dairying land; new dwelling. For (|iiick sale, oiVner will let go for .£36 per acre. Cash required, (201-G.) "JAMES PENNEY, 4 Estate Agent, Feilding.