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AUCTIONS. UNRESERVED SALE OF DAIRY COWS. PIGS, ETC., AT THE FARM, GLADSTONE ROAD, LEVIN. MONDAY. JUNE 7th, 1915. ABRAHAM AND WILLTAMS, LTD., -£■»- have received instructions from Mr. H. GRAHAM (who has sold his farm) to sell as above at 1 p.m.— 31 choico cows, second and third calvers, due August and September 10 Jersey cross heifers, due August and September. 1C mixe<l weaners 2 harness horses 5 breeding sows 21 weauer pigs . Springcart and harness, 2 sets of plough harness, set gig harness, s.f. plough, harrows, horse hoe, stack of hay, milk cans, sundries, etc. Subject to slight reserve:—4-bucket Cano milking plant with Taifgyo oil engine, all in good order; 1 power-driven separator, 1 water heater. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE, AT PAPAITI, NEAR AEAMOHO. TUESDAY, JUNE Bth, at 12 Noon. D ALGETY AND CO., Ltd., are instructed bv Mr. R. C. Earle, whose lease has expired, to sell on the Farm, as above, the whole of his live and dead stock, comprising:— 1500 4 and 5-year big r framed, good-con-ditioned ewes,, in lamb to Southdown rams (ranis put out on 10th March) 32 first-class 2. 3, and 4-year S.D. rams, bred by James Johns, Esq., i Canterbury i 55 Southdown-cross hoggets 20 dry ewes . 45 fat and forward 4 and 5-year bullocks 1 dairy cow 25 horses (hack and harness) 10 well-bred Shetland ponies, broken and unbroken Sundries, including Household Furniture, Wool Press, Dray, and usual Farm Tools. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—A brake will meet North and South morning trains at Aramoho, and convey buyers to the sale, which will commonce sharp at Noon. . GREAT DISPERSAL SALE OF STUD CLYDESDALES, On Account of ERNEST SHORT, Esq, •At ALMADALE, 7 Miles from Feildinc. WEDNESDAY, 9th JUNE, 1915. At ,11.30 a.m. GORTON AND SON, LTD., in conjunction with DALGETY & CO. LTD., have received instructions from ERNEST SHORT, Esq., to sell by Public Auction fig above, the whole of hio STUD CLYDESDALES, comprising-.-- ' 15 Stallions ' 37 Mares and fillies 8 Colt foals 9 Filly foals Note.—There are several imported mares amongst above, and their progeny are amongst the fillies and colt and filly foals. Catalogues with extended pedigrees on application to Auctioneers or Vendor. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SALE OF DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FARMS. f ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., ixvL Jlarton, have been instructed by the Trustees in Estate of late Mr. John Nisbet to sell by auction at a date to be fixed, towards the end of July, the Freehold Property of some 301 Acres at Porewa (railway station on place), on the Main Trunk Line, 8 miles from Marton. To be subdivided into Two Farms, one all ploughable first-class cropping country, the other mixed cropping and grazing. Full particulars from auctioneers. Plans in a few day 6. AGRICULTURAL BHOW. "MANAWATU 4 WEST COAST AGRIivA CULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. 1915 —NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW AT PALMERSTON NORTH, JUNE 22nd, 23rd, 24th, and 25th, 1915. Spend four days at this popular fixture, .and be educated as well as amused. BUTTER, CHEESE, APPLE, VEGETABLE & HONEY CHAMPIONSHIPS. HANAWATU POULTRY ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL EXHIBITION. Grain, Grass Seeds, Roots, Fat Stock Show, Hounds Display, and Football Matches. Cookery, Photography, & Needlework. Space Applications close 30th April. General Entries close ,sth June. Schedules and all information from W. T. PENNY. Sec., Box 85, Palmereton North. FROZEN MEAT. WE are prepared to purchase Ox and l**-Cow Beef, frozen in quarters, or Boner Bulls and Cows; also Mutton, Lamb and Veal. Highest Prioes paid. It will pay you to oommunicate with SB- ' MELLSOP, ELIOTT AND CO., Palmerston North. iTHone 50. P.O. Box 143. HOTEL NOTICES. ■pBVIATHAN HOTBI (Nearly opposite Railway Station), BUNEDIN. THE FAVOUBITE HOUSE With the Travelling Public. Blectrio Light in Every Bedroom. Sot Baths oan be had at all hours Free of Charge to Visitors and Boarders, f MODERATE CHARGES, Country visitors are reminded that il en]g in Town for the Day they can obtain a Good Lunch from 12 till 2. Fire Escapes throughout the Buildings. Night and Bay Porters. an communications to JAMES CONNOB, Telephone 67. P.O. Box 112, WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. fjmE ALBERT HOTEL. (Corner of Willis and Manners Streets.) Tariff—9s. 6d. per day; £2 10s. per week, JAS. M'DONALD, Proprietor. WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. nrEALANDIA PRIVATE ' HOTEL, £i Clyde Quay. (Near Wharf and Te Aro Railway Station.) Kitchen under entire charge of Mr. Fix, Ute Chef Royal Oak Hotel, Wellington, for S years. Visitors' and Permanents* R«tes: ss. per day; 255. per week. 'Phone 1656. MRS. FIX, Proprietress. Hotel grand central, 107 CUBA STREET, Wellington's Leading Private Hotel. Accommodation for 100 guests. First-claw Cuisine. Every modern convenience. Ladies' Private Drawing-room, Sittingrooms, eto. Lounges and eight modern Bathrooms, including electrio light and eleotrio fire alarms. Tariff, 6s. day, 355, jv&akly.