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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2613, 9 November 1915, Page 10

AUCTIONS. MASTERTON STOCK SALE. . WAIPOUA YARDS. , WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1915. At 11 a.m. WAND G. TURNBULL AND CO. • (late James Macintosh and Co.) will sell as above— CATTLE--8 primo fat heifers 15 good fat cows 20 forward store eow-3 18 3-yeai-old steers 40 yearling steers and heifers (to bo drafted) 50 head (2 and 3-year steers, 2 and ■, 3-year heifers, and yearlings) to bo drafted 15 good conditioned 2-year heifers ■ 12 mixed yearlings 1 forward store cow ' !1 store cows . 5 15-month heifers j 1 15-months steer : • " 25 yearling Hereford-Shorthorn cross ■ steers • 10 yearling Hereford-Shorthorn cross heifers HORSES--1 G-year gig mare, quiet and staunch 1 7-year draught mare 1 grey draught maro, 9 years (in foal to Baron of Burnside) 1 cliesnut pony ma-re,' 5 years (all harness, good hack) I Account of Hawke Bros, (who have onlisted)—• 2 good hacks, 4 and G-year-old PIGS— 12 weajier pigs PAHIATUA SPRING CATTLE FAIR. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, at 12 ■ Noon. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will hold their Annual Spring Cattle Fair in the P.F.A. Yards as above, when they will offer: — 1000 CATTLE, comprising— | 75 4 and 5-year, bullocks 150 3-year bullocks 11G Shorthorn and Hereford 3 and 4year bullocks 129 P.A. 2-year steers 100 2-year steers - -. 100 yearling steers 30 2-year empty heifers GO yearling heifers . 30 store cow 6 • 50 head mixed cattle. 20 cows in calf and calves at foot 20 empty station cows 30 4-year bullocks > 30 forward empty cows t 40 yearling heifers .30 3-year heifers 50 yearling heifers Furtner entries solicited. Auctioneers' Note.—The big cattle aro well bred and in good condition. Coaches will meet Manawatu and Hawke's Bay. early trains at Woodville. . CLEARING SALE Of CONTRACTOR'S PLANT. A.T THE FARM, ~HALCOMBE ROAD, MOUNT STEWART (Six miles from Feikling). ! WEDNESDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, 1915, At 1 p.m. ' A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell on account of Mr. C. H. Petersen, who is giving up contracting— 25 draughts, shatters, and leaders, 4 to 10 years, out of hard work G metal drays with 4-inch tires 1 timber dray 1 heavy road plough 1 drain plough, with bars 1 12-h.p. White oil engine 1 12-inch Andrews and Beaven Canterbury chaffcutter Scoops, forge, tools, tents, and about 15 set? of harness LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ■ SPRING CATTLE FAIR. EKETAHUNA. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15th. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., -£*- will offer in the Eketahuria Yards, as above— HEAD MIXED CATTLE, eomOtfclf prising— 70 3 and 4-year-old bullocks (in lots) 20 2-year-old P.A. steers 110 2-year-old steers (in lots) 30 S.H. forward empty cows .55 storo cows (in lots) 15 cows, with-Hereford calves at foot 30 S.H. yearling steers 30 Hereford yearling steers 30 Hereford and P.A. steers 20 P.A. yearling steers 60 yearling steers (in lots) G fat-cows 9 fat cows 25 2-year empty heifers 25 yearling dairy heifers 1 P.B. Hereford bull , Also, on account of J. P. Lowes, Esq.— 30 3-year-old S.H. bullocks On account of Atkinson Bros,— 20 3-year-old S.H.- bullocks On account of H. W. Bridge. Esn.— 25 empty fat and forward P.A."cows On account of W. E. Parker, Esq.— 30 3-year-old P. A. Hereford bullocks Others will be advertised as received. SMALL FREEHOLD FARM, QAA ACRES, Freehold, partially im/Vl/U proved and fit to run breeding ewes or cattle'; about 40 acres new grassed bush land, about i- the balance in grass, and will easily carry 250 ewes. Subdivided into. 3 paddocks, and has good river boundary, about 3 miles from township, could be milked upon and would make a. good farm for man with littlo money to make a start on. PRICE: Only M pgr acre; 25 per cent, cash; balance, .good terms. This is -worth inquiring about, though the price is low. For .further'particulars; apply "FREEHOLD," Hawera. £JHEAP \ BUILDING SITES. HAPPY VALLEY BAY ESTATE. , Only about 15 minutes' walk from Island Bay Tram Terminus. City Drainage. PRICES FROM £25 A SECTION. Terms:— 10 per cent. cash. ■ 10 per cent, six months. 10 per cent, twelve months. Balance in five years at 5 per cent. For plans and full particulars apply ,S. GEORGE NATHAN, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, 113-115 Customhouse Quay,' (Opp. Bank of N.Z.) NOW IS THE TIME FOR FRUIT FARMS. Here is an excellent proposi. TION—B Acres in Orchard, few miles from Hastings, comprising apples, ■pears, peaches, apricots, nectarines, and plums (all picked varieties and in full . bearing), showing great promise. New 5roomed House, all conveniencc-s, large packing-shed, trapshed, feed and harnosa room, man's whare, tools, implements, etc. Wire or write for full particulars, to C. R. WILSON AND CO. (Gill Bros,), Auctioneers, Hastings, AjOA ACRES, rent .£8 os. sd. per year; , TfcOv so acres O.R.P. at dCI, balance at lGs. Gd. About 1 mile school, etc.: > about 150 acres grass, 10 acres turnips,'J j ploughable, well watered, uow carrying 50 . head of cattle. House 5 rooms, wasli- ' house and copper, implement and cow ' sheds, 4 bails, separatov room, water wheel in for cutting chair, or would run milking machine; 8 paddocks. Price, ,£G . 10s. per acre. Mortgage, ,£1125, CI.A.S. • Terms, <£500 cash, balance arranged. > Enough bush for.foueimr and shelter, bill. ) heavy fern. F. O. RULE, Land Agent, , Otorohauga. ) GOOD Printing promptly producod at popular prices, at "Dominion" Job W&m Work*.