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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2266, 28 September 1914, Page 10

: ;£v;;-;. ions. :•: i MASTBETON- STOCK SALE,, ■■\ : ■WEDNESDAY/', siiTEMBEK 30, 1014. WAND G. TUENBULL 4 Coi, LTD. • (late James Macintosh and Co.), will/sell;as above— .:'/.,: -•- ':."> .22: well-bred 3-year steers ~. -:. 12 empty storo,cows ''.'.' '■" 10 store Shorthorn cows,'' guaranteed ■ empty.. -.- U 18-monthg steers '■■('. .10,18-months steers. /'•-' 20 2-year-old steers •■ ■. - '"'■' * B'yearling steers and heifers .'... 4 2-year-old empty hoifere •■>'-.. ! : ; : 'l:prime fat cow : .... : ' .. '■'".■' 5 weaners SHEEP—., -v.--- . ■ : •;• - . ;,: 160 good-woolly hoggets (mostly wethers) /'.- . 25ewes and lambß* , //:,'.20-fat..'and. forward ewes. - -.' ; ••' „ ■-.-.--■1.P.8.- Berkshire boar, 12-months old ..-6 good.slips:..".'■'■.'■' '-■'. DOGS- .'■■■■ ;/Oh account Belgian' Belief Fund— :-/ /2.smooth-haired: •'.sheep pups, 10 ■;" months old (donated by Brance- : '■■ "y'i.i -petti shepherd who has gone, to :.'■■'.'.''. //'.', the"war); . •. '■'"' ' . ■'•.-."' SALE, MANGAEOA. •' ; WEDNESDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, 1914. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND 'MEE-......-CAN-TILE AGENCY /CO., /LTD., hare - received instructions from,' A.. Roberts,. Esq., who is giving up/dairy farming, to offer for unreserved" sale on ./Wednesday, 30th - September, 1914, at 12.30 -p.1b,., the following:—..-'• .;./•.'"'•■'■•/. ~/'/: 8 cows, calved August, 1914 , ' . ... 13 .cows, ■ calved September, .1914 - 10 cows, to calve October, 1914 . 8 cows/to calvo December, 19_14, . ' / 8 cows, to calve March, 1915 ;'/ / 9 cows, to calve June, 1915 ';/; 1 purebred;Holstein.bull : . ■'■ '■■■••. ■ 2 horses. ■' . . :"■■■ 48 milkcans, cooler, - Massey-Hari'is 'binder, and sundries ■\ /:! Light Luncheon .Provided. / /Auctioneer's Note—We have inspected. •'Jhis 'stock, and can confidently' recom- ' trend to anyone in search of good young tnilking cows. . ... -/ SOLWAY STOCK SALE. /■- (Masterton.) -/'•-' ... '/(WEDNESDAY/SEPTEMBER 30, 1914. ''-//■:>• ;/ -At 12.30 p.m. . THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS -will sell as.above— "SHEEP-: '.'■ '-.•.•': .';■:':' '/'/'/ ]^ ■ 100 hoggets' l-:sofat and forward wethers ~// '/. 220 m.s..white face hoggetß CATTLE—-, . . ■.■'. ';!.''3o good empty station .cows ' . '.MISCELLANEOUS- ■'•-.•.. .... .1 horse and buggy . .-..-■ / 2 sheep and cattle'dogs . ':'/•'■ JOHNSONVILLE STOCK SALE. ■'-•■ .WEDNESDAY/ SEPTEMBER 30; 19U, : ■{':■-' / At 2.15 O'clock... :■■' A BRAHAM A.ND WILLIAMS, LTD., ■. 'Ci; will sell as above— :-. ~..,. ' - 24 prime bullocks /' 60 prime heavy.' wether 6 ','.-. / 250 prime : wethers and ewes ,'2O prime lambs . '■■.-"' '■;;■■■''. .UPPEE'HUTT STOCK .SALE., / THURSDAY,, OCTOBER 1, 1914. D ALGETY' & i COMPANY, LIMITED, will sell at 12.30 p.m.- . /■." - ..." 30 fat sheep. . ":',' 10 yearlings / .■•:" ■• ■../. ;'>.••■•';'.'. //v.;-8 store cows / - . -' ';"■:.' .--.'-"■'"10 springing cows "-.""."..'■ ." .'':!■' 6 springing heifers /./:.../ H*~ OESE Breeders—The -Trotting , Sire "King George" will' travel Hutt ■■': District again. Full particulars,' W. . Hughes: Upper. Hutt.. : - FOR -SALE, Lease, or ; Exchange/owing to ill-health, 2000 Acres, lj-sheep country, buildings, and all conveniences. . Write "HAWKE'S .BAY," . ~,/, ■■'.. : k :-"Dominion" Office. ;■■ / ;'., :; HOTEL;NOTICE3^", / T EVIA TH A N . HOT E I opposite Railway Station),,- / -;•.;:>'/"/, ■,- dunedin; . ~: ; > . ! / THE FAVOURITE HOUSE , '. With the Travelling Public. .-,' Electric Light in Every Bedroom. / Baths can be had at all. fiours Free '/:.' of-Charge to, Visitors and Boarderß. ' . :-;!. MODERATE CHARGES., ./,; Country Visitors are reminded that if . pnly in Town for the Day they can obtain H-Good Lnnch from 12.ti1l 2.' : Fire Escapes throughout the Buildings, .Night and Day. Porters.. , '/'_;'.■.,:-,-/ .. JAMES CONNOR. All'communications to .'•'"-./,- Telephone 67. .'•"•,.-■ P.O. Box 112, . : '/V-/-V : '... H INT 018; ■•'.. :'■' JjEW ZEALANDER /' HOTEL .'.,■: Mannera Street, . WELLINGTON. '; J, H. HINTON, Proprietor. R' 0 T OR UA. OTOR'UA. f'mHE AUSTRALIA" and "THE EM i. PIRE" Private Hotels. First tw< : houses outside railway gates. Every com fort and convenience. Accommodatioi for 100 guests. Special Wintor Tariff, 6s per day; 355. pyr week. Secure Rooms b; wiring or writing •(» J N. M'LEAN. Proprietor. .TSTHITE HART HOTEL i*V CHEISTCHUECH. This is one of the.most up-to-date am best Hotels to stay at' in the Dominion having only been rebuilt four years. Tariff: Bs. 6d. per day. F. M. DEEWITT, Proprietor. ' WAENEE'S HOTEL, ~ T ~ CHRISTCHURCH. 'ITtTAENEE'S is the Leading Hotel < 'TT Christehurch. Electric light an . automatio lift. Mr. H. Price,-late < Clarendon Hotel, has taken over Wa: ner's Hotel, and his friends and tli public generally can rely on-efficient se: vice and comfort. Wellington visitoi Bhould wire "Warner's.'' . H. PBICE, Propnetor. OTEL GRAND CENTEAL, ,1( CUBA STEEET. Wellington's Leading Private^Hotel. 'Accommodation for 100 guests. First-clai Cuisine. Every modern convenient* Ladies' Private Drawing-room, Sittinf rooms, eto. Lounges, and.eight moder bathrooms, inching electric light an : electric fire alarms. Tariff, 6s. day. 35 ■'-. weekly. WHEEE TO STAY IN WELLINGTOI -■ r/EALANDIA PRIVATE HOTE! (Near Wharf and Te Aro Railway Stabor .Kitchen under -entire of Mr. Fi - late Chef Roya! Oak Hotel, Wellingto for 9 years. , „ Visitors' and Permanenta' Kates: 5 ner day; 255. per week. Phone 1656 , w MRS. FIX, Proprietress. WANTED Known, Pay a penny, sai Pounds, by buying well-made Fu litare, always bedrock, from Marshall Quality Furnishing House; 46 Adelan load,