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WAIKANAE STOCK SALE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER Jth,. 1915. AND CO., LTD,, yill sell 50 fat owes 15 yearling steers '. 15 2-year empty heifers U fat cows ' - 10 2-year heifers 5 forward cows , , WATKANAE SALE. . TUESDAY, 7th DECEMBER, 1915. "MVESSRS.. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, ATA LTD. will sell, at 1 p.m.— 30 ewca and lambg ■, 20 fat ewes ... G purebred 2-fcooth Somney lambs . 2 fat bullocks. 1 fat heifer , • ; 5 fat cows 8 forward, cows • ' ■ • 12 store cows 3 18-inonths S.H. bulls . 1 child's pony ; .'. - WAIKANAE SALE. ' ; TUESDAY, 7tlx DicEJIBER, 1915. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY C 0.,, LTD., will offer for sale at 12.30 p.m. the following:— 31 3 to 4-year-old Shorthorn bullocks ' .- (good lino) ■ 26'4-year-old. bullocks .' ' G fat' heifers. : ;' 1 fat cowa'' • ; 20 cows, guaranteed empty (calves'at. foot) ' ' 4 storo cows . - 12 15-month steers LEVIN STOCK SALE. • WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1915. B ALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell, at .12.15 p.m.rr- '.. • -200 forward empty shorn ewes ' 50 fat'ewes, ■■' ■ • 50 15-months' heifers ■ 30 21 -year steers '10 2-year steers (lots) - 20 yearling heifers . ; 2 fat cows \ MARTINBOROUGH STOCK SALE.; 1 : THURSDAY, 9th DECEMBER. •W AND G. TURNBULL AND CO., . ifr • LTD.,, will'sellSHEEP-. . 45. fat and forward ewes - ' • 100 fat and forward ewes' ; . 50 fat ewes . CATTLIi— ■ , , 1-10 mixed cattle, to be drafted ' , 6 2-year heifers 12 15-months dairy heifers (choice) / ' 1/fat cow.. ' ~ ' i- . ■■■■"' 2 forward cows . 3 good heifers on drop G 15-months steers ' 1 heavy bull. - ,12 yearling S.H. steers (good) • 3) yearling S.H. heifers (good) 12 yearling. station-bred .S.H. steers (tip-top line) "20 yearling station : bred S.H. heifers (tip-top line) . _ 1 fat cow. . IMPORTANT SALE. OP ! : CONTRACTOR'S PLANT, HORSES, &c. . FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10th, ' 1915, . ' 11 At 10 a.m. sharp. LUNDON. STEWART AND CO., LTD.,< , instructed by. Mr. R. M'Gaffin, who is relinquishing contracting in Hawke's Bay, -will sell on' the premises, • CORNER HASTINGS AND WARREN STREETS, HASTINGS, - THE WHOLE OP HIS CONTRACTOR'S PLANT, HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, Etc., comprising:— . 12 Draughts and Spring-carters (broken to all woi£), 3 Spring Drays, 2 Block Drays, 2 Low Spring Drays, lorry, Timber Wagon, Travelling Galley, 16 Steel Trucks, ,2ft. Gauge, 25 American Scoops, 4 Three-wheel Scoops (Booth Macdonald), Swamp Plough, 3 Wooden Bean American Road Ploughs. 2 Pick or Pavement Ploughs, 2' D.F; Ploughs, 2 Two-cylinder 24 li;p. Hercules' Marine Oil Engines with, reverse gear, 2.Monarch 3-cylinder 30 h.p. ■with' reverse gear. Continuous Concrete Mixer, Concrete Pipe Moulds from 4 to 24-incb. in 2ft. lengths and 30 to' 72in. in 4ft., lengths, Tools, Plant, Gear! of all descriptions too numerous, to particularise. ■ ; LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE AT 10 A.M. SHARP. : H. N. STEWART, ~ Auctioneer.. PRELIMINARY NOTTCE. : " GENUINE UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE ' . Of " ' PUREBRED SOUTHDOWN FLOCK In . SOLWAY SALEYARDS, MASTERTON, ON TUESDAY, Bth FEBRUARY, 1916. At 1 o'clock p.m. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD. : have received instructions from Mr. O. A. BUNNY, "Waipipi," who lias decided to give up Stud Breeding, to offer, without reserve, the ."whole .of his Southdown •Flock as above, comprising:— 240 P. 8 .; ewes. 2-tooth to F.M. (bred by Mr.'A. J. Sbonewigg) 160 P.B. ram and ewo lambs (bred' by • Mr. O. A. Bunny) 5 stud rams The above ehee'p will be drafted according to ago,, and offered for sale in pens of live. " • Mr; Bunny advises that'ho lias already disposed of his two-tooth' rams from the alxwo flock. ■ ' ' Full particulars later.' . FOR SALE by public'auction, at the Mart, .Woodville, on Tuesday, 7th December, at 2.30, 21 Acres first-class level land, freehold. 2 houses, outbuilding etc., situated Woodville. All;particulars G. D. MacFarlane, Auctioneer, Woodville. MURTON'S DIP.. , IMPORTANT. We are so confident that our'dips are tho best and tho most lasting in their effects, that we' guarantee 'to . give - any sheep-farmer sufficient dip to redip his sheep, if, after .dipping with our dip, his sheep are infested with lice or ticks. For particulars of this guarantee, see .circular. ' TESTIMONIALS Jno. Moore, Esq.; River Bank, Rissington, H. 8., August 12. 1915. ' , 1.-have used your Dip for close on 30 years, and it has always given mo satisfaction. The mixing is no trouble, and ' lyhen dipping is finished there is no'(dip) i sediment to throw, away. It destroys all ! vermin and leaves the wool in good or- 1 ,der. • Note.—Mr. Moore was the first sheep- 1 farmer to use our Dip. , Jno. M'Gregor, Esq., Hinnu, Pemberton | July 27, 1915. ! I have used Murton's Dip continuously ' for 21 years, and have always found it satisfactory. G. Hawkins, Esq.; manager Huanui Sta- • ' tion, Tolago Bay, July 15, 1914. For tlie past 12 years I have used your Dip on-a llock of 25,000 sheep, and have found the Dip give, every satisfaction, and'also m the foot-rot trough. A. AV. Spence, Esn., manager for Mcsrs Hall and Clark,, Paparatu Station Gisborne, -July 18. 1914. ' i Flock, -20,000. . "Morton's Fluid Dip" 1 has been nsetl here, lor this Inst .7 years, and has given every satisfaction. The 6beep come in remarkably clean at shearing time) and the wool has a good lustrous and bright condition, FOR FURTHER [LAND NOTICES SEE •PAGE ISa J.