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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2205, 18 July 1914, Page 16

AUCTIONSUNDESERVED SALE OF CHOICE DAIRY STOCK, AT THE FARM, TOKOMARU, MONDAY, 20th JULY, 1914. Tl/JESSUS. ABRAHAM J, WILLIAMS, -V-*- LID , will sell as above, at 12 noon, on account of A. Judcl, Esq. (wno is giving up dairying)— 60 dtiiry oows, to caho Jnly-August-I September ■ ■' 30 springing heifers 5. yearling Jersey heifers LUNCHEON PROVIDED. AUCT/ONEERS'IwTE -We have perfionally inspected this herd, and can thoroughly zecommend the cows and heifers as a panculailr nice lot. The stock aro all in jood condition, and the cows practically all young, 40 of them being second calveia CLEARING SALE. . ,-■ ; AT-HARBOUR VIEW FARM, PORIRUA. MONDAY, 20th JULY, 19U. ABRAHAM AND WTLLIAMS, LTD;', •£» havo received instructions from P. Hatton Miller, Esq., who has sold his farni, to Sell, by Public Auction, as above,' at 1 pm., without resene — 190 owe lambs 300 4-tooth to f.f.m. ewes, in lamb to Shcrf s rams (tip-top line) 150 2-tooth ewes, in lamb to Short's rams (tip-top ■ line) ,9 Romney rams l|Coiv, calve October ' 1 cow in milk - , 1 heifer in calf 2 yearlings 2 plough horses 1 hack Now separator, churn, and butter worker, 2-stand shearing plant (all complete), saw bench, chaff cutter, Reid and Gray 9-coulter combined 'drill, Cambridge roller, Single furrow "' lever plough, harrows and disc haTrows, spring dray, and sets harness; , fowls, and" numerous sundries' On account of Mr. P. Mungavin— 10 choice springing heifers Slight Reserve on fcome Implements. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. WEDNESDAY, 22nd JULY, 1914 AT THE FARM, "MARINOTO" SHANNON. (11 from Shannon Railway Station) ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell aa above, at 1 p m , on account of Messrs Ross and Mow bray (who aro offering their property for eale at auction m small subdivisions at an early date)-lOflp-.f.c.Smiled off swedes. 500 i', G, and f.f.m; ewes, in lamb to Shropsharos W0 2-tooth ewes, in lamb to Romneys 50 fat sheep, 15 Romney rami 10 Shropshire rams 20 good. forward bullocks SO 2 year steers 20 18-month steers 20'2-year dairy heifere, in calf 2 bulls 6 good draught mares and geldings 5 yearling to 2-year draught fillies and geldings 6 light horses, brokon and unbroken (The horses subject to slight reserve) Massey-Harns reaper, and binder, df t ~, \ n plough, tliscs, drill, Cambndgo j roller, chain and tine harrows, , \ tip dray, harness and numerous " eundnes. ~ 12 tons good hay, and gracing 5 acres ' 1 swedo turnips Note—The sheep are a particularly nice lot, well wintered, and m good condition. Tho ewes start lambing the first week in August All lines to bo sold in lots'to.suit-purchasers. Implements all in. good order and practically as good as 'new. Tipplers conveyances nloet all trains LUNCHEON PROVIDED. »UNRESERVED DISPERSAL,SALE. YORK FARM REGISTERED ROMNET FLOCK 125, CLYDESDALES, D VIRY HEIFERS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC, MARTON, THURSDAY, 23rd JULY, 11 o'clock sharp. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD, instructed by the eieeutors in Estate of late Mi W. K Ellis, mil sell at York Farm, 3j miles from Marton June tion, l> miles from Cliff Road, the whole of the flock — At?n STUD SHEEP, compnsing261~brccding ewes 96 ewo hoggets Jto ram hoggets 1 stud rams Also, 189 RL ewes, rw. Soutndown rams 43 Romney ewes, running with Southdown ram , ! 71 mixed hoggets no CATTLE, including— 5 pedigree Jerseys (slight resene) 13 forward springing heifers Q(r HORSES, comprising— 5 pedigree Clydesdale mares and fillies 1 2-ycar Clydesdale stallion, by Royal Treasure (imported) 19 draughts, half-draught l :, colts, and fillies OK PIGS (forward shps)And all farm implements and requisites, ■harness, "etc., usual on 600 acre farm (all in good order) Sale-.commences with implements and sundries, 11 o'clock. Luncheon provided with de tails pedigree, etc., on application to auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE IMPORTANT L4\D SALE AT AN EARLY DATE GORTON 4 SON, LTD, have received instructions -from the Attorneys for Lord Charles: Montague and the Countose of Gosford to sell by- public auction : at an early date in suitable arena- 350 acrra of rich level fattening land in and adjoining the Borough of Feilding Full ■ particulars later. QKQ ACRES, Hawke's Bay district, T mg f enccJ, subdivided into seven paddocks;, well watered, all Hat; 179 acres in gnss, baJauce in ciop, good two roomed whave. six-stalled stable, chaffhouse, etc , 61 acres in rape, 5o acres in swedes, 55 acres in oats; 3J- miles by level motil road from lailway station, 7 miles from school. Title, leasehold, expiring 1920. Compulsory purchasing clause of ,£S per acre. Kent, Bs. per acre; goodwill, £1412, terms wsh 1710 ACRi;S, WMCrlcv district 1100 acres in gra's, balance in bush, about- 300 acres flat; 30 acres havo been ploughed, watered l)j lakc-j ami streams, ■14 paddocks and two houses, 5 and 6 rooms , , woolshcd, «hcep jards, dip, stable, 7 miles from railway stition, sheep country Pi ice X 8 I 5" per ncie Tenns alioi't jCW ensh, bil.ince an anted K FRNEST LEIGHTON, 182 reather-ton Street, WELLINGTON, ■ And at -LOWER HUTT. FOR- Sale oi Eicbangc—2oo Acies good dairying land, all in gnss, large portion Oat and ploughable, well fenced and divided into 12 paddock*, well \\a tered; estimated to carry 65 cows besides young stock; good house, cowshed, and other outbuildings; close to School; PO, and and lundy to Pal inerstan North Price £2o pei acre Owner will sell on easy , terms or exchange for good town property, equity •£1350- Orbell & Co., Palmerston North