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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2644, 15 December 1915, Page 10

' AUCTIONS. ' JOHNSONVILLE SALE. ■WEDNESDAY. 15th DECEMBER. Abraham; and;; williams, ltd,, will sell.at .2.15 p.ni.— 16 prime - bullocks 5 .60 prime heavy -wethers 60 primo heavy ewes' - .120 prime ewes BO prime wethers ' 50 prime lamba . , - ) . ' LEVIN STOCK SALE. . WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1915. TVaLGETY 'AND CO. LTD., will sell at •S-' 1 .12.15 .p.m.— 100 shorn mixed i-tooths 50 fat and forward ewes 120 prime fat wethers . 33 forwanl J-year/bullocks •77 2-ye«r' steers (lota) - 83 18 months and 2-year steers (lots) . .. .23 yearling'steers 30 25-year- steers ■ 50 15-"months dairy heifers ,50 3-year empty heifers ' ■ 28 cows with calves 12. forward empty oows - 30 18 months, heifers (lots) ~ . 12 fat oows 32 fat? and forward, bullocks 1 2-year- S.H. hull. . - .37 2-year steers ■ ; 30 18-months steers - ' 40 18-months" heifers ...... 8 3-year. bullocks • •' - 5 fat cows ; Baconers, : porkers, and 6tore pigs Sheep Sale starts at 12.15 p.m. LEVIN; SALE. ' .WEDNESDAY, 15th DECEMBER, 1915. •\r;z. • loan Sand • mercantile lv AGENCY CO., LTD.,. will offer for sale at 12.15 p.m., the following:— - . 20.2J-year. steers .• . ""'i • 8 fat cows • ••••••• ,40 15-month heifersi (lots) - . G store cows • ■ 2 cows with calves V! !-■ 7 weaners ■" - ■ 8 springing herfere ■ NOTE. —Pigs to be yarded by 12 o'clock Boon. "UNRESERVED SAXE OF HIGH-CLASS ' ; ; : DAIRY COWS, . it the Farm, WEREROA ROAD, LEVIN. THURSDAY, 16 th. DECEMBER, 1915. .T A BRAHAM- AND WILLIAMS, LTD., j -Ci-" hare received instructions from Mr. H. B. -FRANCE (who is giving up daiiyihg) to sell as above at 1 p.m.— .13 cows in milk , : ; . 3 milk-cans - ■-.• i 1 diay . . NOTE.—Mr. France has been dairying "rontinuously for the last 18 years. The tows are, a really select lot, and can' be fcilked and tested on the farm any day before the sale. " .' •1 . . . LEVIN SALE. ' , FRIDAY, 17th DECEMBER, 1915. U BRAHAM AND~WILLIAMS, LTD., ytx will sell at 1 p.m.— 200 2 and 4-tooth wethers -. 70 fat wethers 100 shorn .2, and 4-too±h wethers 30 mixed 2-tooths 10 2i to 3-year empty heifers . ' 50 picked 15 to 18-mont!hs dairy heifers : 35 18-months and 2-year heifers , 25 forward guaranteed empty cows - ,8 prime fat cows • . . '8 tat cows . V •'.15 yearling steers - '15 iS-nionths to 2-year steers' .- - " .>2O empty 2{-year heifers .. .. ■ 5 18-months heifers - . ; .11 cows and. calves !.'•! . "j ;• s'lß ; months S;H. - steers • • \ r- - 20 3-year-steers ■ 10 extra, good lyeaner steers';.."■ Porkers, Baconers,-Stores, and Weancr Pis;?. • ... Note.—All pigs mu6t be yarded by 11.45 sharp. 1 Pig Sale commences at 12 noon sharp., . .PAHIATUA SECOND ANNUAL ' • ■■ CATTLE FAIR. Wednesday, 22nd December, 1915, ! AT MANGAHAO ROAD SALEYARDS. A BRATUM AND WILLIAMS; LIMITED, will r offer' at their Mangahao Road Saleyards on above date, annual, drafts of various clients:—.. ' HEAD OF CATTLE, comprising: . 300 3 and. 4-year steers . ' JOO 2-year steers 100 yearling steera • ' . 350 yearling and; eighteen months' .■ heifers -• ! ' 100 fat and forward cows .150 mixed'cattle , (to . be drafted) > entriesr invited. -7 FOR jgIXPORT, fXtfE are. prepared to Pnrchaso for Export suitable Vealers under nine 'months old; and can offer highest , prices *m "the hooks," any Freezing Works, or Iwill ship to London on , Owner's account. We are also buyers of Beef (in quarters br boners), Mutton, and Lamb. It will, pay 'you to' cammunioate with ■MB. ~ ;; MELLBOP, ELIOTT, AND CO.. ' PALMERSTON N<iRTH. - YOUR OPPORTUNITY. TO. those persons' anxious to obtain a .; healthy,peaceful,; and highly-re-munerative occupation away from the busy hum'of: hfd peculiar t<j the "petrol age, there is no vocation combining these attri; , butes to a greater degree than that of fruit-farming "in .the 1 . Motueka . district, Nelson. As Tasmania is to the Commonwealth of Australia', so is the Motueka district, only in a, more marked degree, t) the Dominion of New Zealand. The purpose of this advertisement is to get you interested in the fruit industry. There is more money in fruit farming than any other, branch of the fanning industry. ' As much as <£300 -per acr« ha? been taken off the land, for one, season's crop of apples. We hold authenticated . .records whioh may be seen by any bona■Kitle inquirer. VISIT MOTUEKA. Spend your Xmas vacation" here. , lisccllent hotel and.. private, aocommo•'dation. Out motors are at your.servico. WE want YOTT to be in on the first Bubdivision of the BROADLANDS APPLE LANDS. '. This desirable' applo property, which has only recently been released by the Tiustees to the Broadlands Estate, stands out—pre-eminently—the best apple-propo-sition in the Dominion. This is a well Jcnown and an admitted fact, and can be testified to by experts who have care, fully inspected the land. WRITE TO-DAY •for. full particulars, lithographic plans, .booklets, and photos. ' We have provided a Special Correspondence Department, and will be pleased to correspond with persons who are anxious to obtain further information concerning the apple industry and its potentialities. THE BROADLANDS FRUIT* LANDS COMPANY. P. B. LOMAX AND CO., ■ Chief Agents, Motueka. A S a Going'Concern—loßJ acres, L.1.P., A. easy distance from school, creamery, post office; metal roads, 15 acres oats, po{atoos peas, lucerne; 93 acrcs grass; all Dlouebablo excepting' 2 acres' -shelter Plenty, of water. Hoa9e 5. rooms and every ontbuildihfj j 3d cows, - 1 bull, 20 calves, 4 Horace, milking maohinne, and all farm "implements. Iwint, 15s. 9d. pereore. The lot 42250. easy terms. liam P. M'Cormiok. Station St., Hastinse.,