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AUCTIONS. . UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE, KIMBERLEY ROAD, WERER-OA, WEDNESDAY, ISUTNOVEMBER, 1914 At 1 p.m. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER CANTILE AGENCY CO.', LTD. ~ have "received instructions from Fred Retter, Esq., who lias sold his farm, t< offer for unreserved sale on Wednesday 18th November, 1914, at 1 p.m., the following _ 34 calves, 1 to 8 months old, by purebred Jersey bull ' 26 choice yearling heifers, by purebred Jersey bulf 1 yearling bull 20 fat hoggets 20 store pigs 9 breeding sows with litters and tc farrow. 1 purebred Yorkshire boar 2 mares (draught and. spring cart), with foals at foot; sire, Young Highlander" 2 geldings (draught and spring cart), aged 2 2-year-old fillies (draught and spring [ cart) . . I 1 horse, do»cart and harness (slight ' reserve) : 2 dogs, fowls, and ducks j 2 drays and harness, spring and block j 12 milk cans, 16 to 20 gallons; 3 ploughs and cultivators, 3 sets harrows, Tine, Tripod, and Weatherboard; 11- tons manure; .11 concrete gate posts; 1 50-gallon boiler; _ quantity fencing posts, droppers, and wirenetting; 3 pig cots; 20 cords Rata, stove lengths; and other sundries. • On account other vendors:— 1 double buggy, seat 6 persons 1 3-year hall-draught gelding, unbroken 1 aged mare, broken s. and h. 1 draught mare and foal, sire "Young Highlander" • ! 1 4-year draught mare, all work 1 draught stallion, "Young Higli- ' lauder" LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SOLWAY SALEYARDS, . (Masterton). WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1914. AT 12.30 p.m. THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will as above— , 60 shorn fat and forward ewes and wethers 20 ewes in wool with lambs 20 fat. ewes 3 fat cows 1 55 3 and 4-year bullocks 35 3-year bullocks * ' MASTERTON STOCK SALE. WAIPOUA YARDS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1914. At 11 a.m. WAND G. TURNBULL & CO., LTD. • (late James Macintosh and Co.), will Eell as above— CATTLE.2 heifers in full milk (guaranteed) 10 2 ? year-bld steers 2 fat: cows 6 forward empty cows 6 yearling dairy heifer 6 10 yearling steers'' 1 3-year S.H. bull 20 mixed cattle, Hereford' cross (to bo drafted) PIGS- ■ 10 good porkers t . . I JOHNSONVILLE STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 18th- NOVEMBER, 1914, . At 2.15 o'clock. Abraham and williams, ltd.,' will sell as above— • 16 prime bullocks 120 extra prime ewes 200 prime ewes and wethers 50 prime lambs PAHIATUA. ANNUAL CATTLE FAIR, . THURSDAY, 19th NOVEMBER. At -11.30 a.m. Abraham and williams, ltd., will offer at 11.30 a.m. Annual Drafts on account of the undermentioned clients:—Messrs. W. C. Arrow,' E. T. Barthorp, B. J. Bengston, J. Bourke, Britlancf Bros., G'. H. Brown, Crawford Bros., M! Caselberg, W. Cdmpbell, E. P. Checkley, J. Clulow, J. M. Cole, E. G. Davidson, S. M. Diamond, Dougherty and Son, 0. H. Druce, Falconer Bros., R. Grace, T. R. Giddings, Wm. Halliday, Hodgins Bros., A. H. Hoggard, E. S. Holdaway, IW. G. Howat, C. H. Jowers, J. ICdadover, A. J. and T. Mexted, J. Manson, R.vM'Gowan, M'Govern Bros., J. M'Kay, H. H. Miller, J. Moughan, H. A. Kevins, S. Nilsson, D. O'Brien, C. J. Swan, Geo., K. G., and R. J. Smith, Smith and Dawson, Jas. Steel, and G. H. Suisted, Mrs. E. Burling, and the Balfour Estate, W. H. A. . Logan, P. ,V. Smith— $300 comprising: .609 3-year forward bullocks 250 3 and 4-year forward bullocks 400 2-year steers 100 yearling steers 300 mixed yearlings 230 yearling to 20-month Holstein and ■Jersey heifers , ' 100 mixed cattle 100 2-year empty heifers 100 empty cow 6 100, empty Polled Angus cows BEEF FOR EXPORT. W'E are in a position to obtain the HIGHEST PRICES for Ox and Cow Beef frozen in quarters, or boner Bulls or Cows. It will be to your advantage to communicate with us. MELLSCP.-ELIOTT AND CO., PALMERSTON NORTH. 'Phone 50. P.O. Box 143, FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. , fWE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT A COMPANY, LTD., Is Prepared to Purchase FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS, By Weight or at Per Head. The Company also offers clients, every facility for freezing on their own acoount. Prices can be obtained on application at the Company's Offices, or from any of the Buyers in the country. 1 W. G. FOSTER, Managing Director. VALUE IN THIS. KArt ACRES, L.1.P., Good Sheep Coun,t»"y try. Carry 2 sheep., 5 Price £3 ss. Sell or Exchango for Smaller Property. JAMES PENNEY, Land Agent, Feilding. SPLENDID LITTLE FARM. 1 KO ACRES, Convertible Lenso, firstf Xui4 class land; nearly all plough--1 able; 100 acres grass; 16 acres oultivaf tionj i mile to township; heavy bush land; good buildings. Price £1250, with 3 iCSSO cash. Apply RATLIFF LAND AGENCY, 3 Feilding. TGjtOR SALE, 500 Acres Dairying, Sheep, • iD. or Cropping Land; nearly all level, 1 well watered and fenced; good buildings, complete milking plant for 100 cows, all first-class working order; £15 acre, milk--3 ing plant included; stock at valuation '• or tho owner would take partner witli - about .£ISOO. Tho farm, with a litth J laid out in draining, would carry 15( * cows, bosides other stock. Sea frontage '• good climate, boating, fishing. Applj I "Freehold,"- ."Dominion"- Office