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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2440, 20 April 1915, Page 10

AUCTIONS. HUNTERVILLE YARDS. SECOND ANNUAL" CATTLE SALE. THURSDAY, 22nd APRIL, . At 12.30 o'clock. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will' sell, 1 on account of rarious vendors, Messrs. R. Ireland, J. B. Barthorp, R. E. Beckett. A. Duthie, Ben Parkcs, IT. H. Vennell, J. H, M'Lean, Edwd. Walker, M'Alley Bros., R. M'Alley, E. H. Adkins, J. M'Leay, Jun., T. W. Muir, A. L. M'Donald,' l'\ Butement, A. J. Wilton, J. M'Leay, Sen., W. Aldereon, L. E. Weston. 7QQ CATTLE, in lots— 118 3J to 4-year forward bullocks 80 3 to 3J -year bullocks 30 3-year Hereford bullocks 50 2 to 25-year steers . . 40 18-months to 2-year steers ■ 20 fat cows ,' 40 forward empty cows 10 fat bullocks : . • 22 18-months P.A. heifers 20 tip-tfip 2i-year Hereford steers 10 tip-top 18-months Hereford steers 40 good weaner steers 30 forward empty 3-year heifers 15 3-year heifers, r.w.- S.H. bull .25 fat and forward Hereford heifers 20 18-months empty heifers ' .70 fat and forward bullocks 20 empty cows 20 3J-year forward bullocks 14 2-i to 3-year steers UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. . KIMBERLETROAD, WERAROA. MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1915, 12 O'Clock Noon. •\TEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER1™ CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., ' have received instructions from Mr: C.E. SHARMAN (who has sold his ■farm), to dispose of his well-known dairy herd, comprising—; 22 first-class cows, mostly 3rd and 4th calvers, due July, August, September ... . ■ 9 choice Jersey cross cows, 2nd calf, due July-August 2 cows, calved one month 3 selected heifers, August calvers 10 selected weaner heifers . 2,fat cows ' . 1 prime bull .1 aged spring-cart mare ■4 good, breeding sows with. litters. 1 8 store pigs . .. ' . 12;hionths Yorkshire boar . . 3 stacks clover hay. .10. milk cans and ""cooler .Set discs 'sft. and 2-leaf tine harrows S.F.L. plough and cultivator Dogcart, tools,.etc. . ' AUCTIONEERS' NOTE-Mr. Sharman has been-.dairying for 12 years,, and has culled heavily each'season aud .has one of the finest herds in the district. , -We can confidently recommend them to buyers. : LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED.UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE., On the Farm. Beach Road, To Horo, ■ - .' TUESDAY, 27th APRIL, 1015, 11.30, a.m. ■ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., in. conjunction, with W. and G. TURNBULL & < CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr. Edward de Mey, who Is going in for cropping and fattening, to dispose of his well-known dairy herd, comprising:— . of CHOICE COWS,- guaranteed, still 'Op;;:;;:milking well;,2nd and 3rd calvers, • -due -to calve from June ,to Sep- ■ tember. - ...',2oweaners, 9 good breeding - sows twith ? litters • and in pig, 1 boar, ~ ."gig drill, d.f. disc plough,, 10 • ■ 3 2 hay/mowers,, etc. " This ■ herd, which haa been heavily culled every, year, is reoognised as equal to ;the finest'herd in the ilanawatu, and .we oan recommend 6ame to anyone m search of really first-class cows. . LIGHT' LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ■ APITI CATTLE FAIR. : TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1915. ' TV'EW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER--Ll CANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will selL at 12 noon— 10( y a ' HEAD CATTLE, comprising— 100 3J and 4-year forward. bullocks • 300 2£ to. 3-year steers . ' 100 2 to 2J-year steers 100 20-months steers 100 forward cows ~" . 30 fat cows 100. empty heifers ' 50.dairy heifers, r.w.b.. ■8 S.H. cows in calf : 180 mixed weaners' 80 S.H. weaner steers . . 6 heavy bulls . • The above are all local cattle off high country,/and in good condition, ana. will be'offered in lot 6. ' PAHIATUA AUTUMN CATTLE - ' FAIR, ' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1915. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD V ;.will sell in their Mangahao Yardsat 42 noon,- drafts of, the following clients:—W. Anderson, J. J. and J., P. Beech, J. Champion, J. Clulow, Mrs. Delehanty, A. D. Eglinton, W. Halliday, A. Herbert, W, H. Heckler, H. B. Lethbridge, W. Logan, H. S. Morrison, J. Moughan, J. M'Kay, D. O'Brien, J.Peter-. 6en, G. "Russell, H. Sheffield, P.- H.. Suit ted, W. H. Toogood, W. Twentyman, J. Vile, and others. 19 A A HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE, JLGUU.- comprising: 200 3J-year fresh-conditionod bullocks 200 2J-ycar-old steers . 200 18-month steers 100 18-month ■ and 2-year dairy heiferi 100 mixed weaners . 80 Hereford cross 20-month steers :50 Polled Angus 18-month steers 30 fat' cows 50 cows in calf j, v 50 empty cows . 140 mixed cattle NOTE.—-The above are all locally-bred cattle, in good fresh condition. '. • , i ' . HAWKE'S BAY PROPERTY FOR SALE. ' 1 AAA ■A-CRES Freehold, situated 20 J.UV/U miles from Hastings, flat undulating and hilly country, large portion ploughable, and grows good root and _ grain crops, well fenced and subdrivided, well watered,- wintering 2400 sheep (1600 breeding ewes); and a number of cattle. There is a cottage, shed, and yards, on the property, PRICE—,£IO -per acre. Terms as arranged. No. D/ 50 WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, Ltd. NAPIER. OQI ACRES. Freehold. 3 miles from UUJ. Otorohanga, all reclaimed swamp, except 24 acres of turnips, about 150 in grass, balance in rough feed; 6 paddocks, one new whare. The place is equal-to wintering about 150 bead of cattle. Price £15 10s. per acre.- Terms, about .£BOO cash, balance at 5J per cent, for six years.. 1J.99 ACRES, Leasehold, rent 21 J-TEiV/Vyears at Is. 6d. and 21 years at Bs. About 8 miles from school and P.O. Two-thirds bush, 250 acres river flat, balance fern and tute, 2-shoep country. Goodwill 12s. 6d. -per aore. Mortgage, £ 170, 5 years, at 5 per cent. Terms, <£800 cash. F. 0. RULE. LAND AGENT, OTOROHANGA. — A.FORTUNE IN THIS. SALE OR EXCHANGE. -|1 /(A ACRES, 0.R.P., ait 10s. per JL-l.trV aero. R-eal good country; 255 acres in grass, balancegood iTush. Cottage sheep yards, and dip. Price XI 10s: pe- acre. Equity JJ1650. Will consider dpiry farm in exchange. JAMES PENNEY, Lan 4 Agent, Feildmg,