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_ AUCTIONS. SALE OF REGISTERED STUD HOL-STEIN-FRIESIAN CATTLE. "LAKE VIEW," TIAKITAHUNA. 3; ~ (8 miles from Palmerston North.) WEDNESDAY, 19th APRIL, 1916, • At 1 .p.m. NEW -ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED,, has received instructions from Mr. Robert Gitmour to soil as above, at the Homestead, "Lako View," .his annual surplus Registered Cattle, comprising— 8 18-month to 2-year registered heif- '''"," ers, in calf . . ,6 registered,cows, in calf 1 2-year registered bull, Oakland De ,: '■.' Kol" '"...- ; 1 yearling registered bull by Karl Kroone ■ 1 5-ye'ar registered bull, Karl Kroone 1 The cows and heifers are in calf to the following herd sires:—Kail Kroone (bred by Mr. Geo. Aitcheson), whoso clam Daisy, under Government S.O. test, gave nearly 20,0001b. milk and 659.301b. batter ', fat; Our Canary (bred by owner), dam Our Lady, whose record under S.O. test * was 416.871b. butter-fat; Oakland De Kol .'.. (bred by owner), dam De Kol 111 (imp.), y whose record under S.O. test at 21 months 2 oh> was 13,1721b. milk and 382.971b. butterfat. ■'-- The two bulls to bq offered are Oakland t De Kol, sired by CanaTy-P'iul Fobes Dak I (imp.), -dam De Kol 111, whose record is given above; ono yearling bull by Karl Kroone, dam De Kol 111. This bull will g-. be.registered in Vol. V, H.F.H.B. Cows and heifers will be guaranteed in e calf.' • ' , AUCTIONEERS', NOTE—We have inspected these cattle, which are in good * 'condition, and can be recommended to buyers; " , . ..Lnnchebn provided. Catalogues on application to the Auctioneers: ■■■ UNRESERVED SALE OF CATTLE, -~- SHEEP, AND HORSES. > At the SALE YARDS, SHANNON. ' ; -WEDNESDAY, 19th APRIL, 1916.' A" BRAHAM'AND WILLIAMS, LTD.,' ' have'received .instructions from Mr.- T. ,H. A. Tremewan (who has sold . his property) to sell as above at 1 p:m.— '■ 1050™ ■'■■•. , ..-.- 'kA CATTLE, comprising:— ■. 160 fat, arid forward empty ewes 350 fat and forward lambs (extra good) 150 shorn, lambs * 165 woolly lambs 220 fat and forward wethers 23 S.H. cows and calves (cows in calf again to S.H. bull) 13 18-montli 'heifers in calf to P.A. I -v.- . bull •'■' '.:■,. 20 good dairy heifers in calf. >.:.-. 3 heavy draught geldings, aged, broken to all work 1 1 draught.mare, with foal at foot 1 spring-cart mare, just handled . - 1 2-year . spring-cart mare, unbroken -■ ..! . 1 yearling "draught filly X yearling; spring-cart filly. ; " 2 hack mares , (THE.HORSES:ARE SUBJECT TO 1 .-'-■ :: ,;.:--';_SLIGHT RESERVE.) ■ i "'AUTUMN CATTLE FAIR, .;_:.:..:. r,EKETAHUNA, . '; • -THURSDAY, APRIL 20th, 1916, -12 o'clock Noon; , : ABRAHAM'AND WILLIAMS, LTD., ■J-3L'..mil 'olfer, -as above— "'. ' 335 head-of, Cattle (mixed), comprising: On account of H.W. Bridge Esq.:— : 30-2j;Veaiv.Polled Angus steers :; ,30..18:nipnths Polled Angus steers and -■■'- heifers ■■ ■- ! ' , .'. 25 Shorthorn and Polled Angus cows ■ and'-heifers (empty) On.account:-other Vendors: . .50,3 and "35-year Shorthorn bullocks r.25 3J-year steers. :.-..' .-30 21-y'ear steers 60 18-month6 steers S fat" arid"i forward bullocks - 12,g00d-conditioned bullocks 25 2-year Holstein heifers, r.w.b. '. 20.Jersey-cross heifers, r.w.b. 20 4 and 5-year fat and forward bul- .-'.-■. locks ~ ' i ' FURTHER ENTRIES. INVITED. : THIRD ANNUAL CATTLE FAIR, HUNTERVILLE YARDS. . THURSDAY, 20tli APRIL, 1916, ' ;At 12.30 o'clock. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., irill "sell-on behalf of, various vendors, including Wm. Alderson,-Jas. Abel, C. ,R. Dean,' W. Voelkeiiing, Illston Bros., E.' Thomas, James Bull, ,I'hos. Chisholm, J. T. Williams, Hare and Francis, W. Brown,'A'./J. Wilton, Peter Nisbet, A. G; r Simpson; E. Meads, G. L. Cook, and, others— - ■'■■ ■'•.' • '■' QArt CATTLE,.comprising— .'; 130 2J'to 31-year steers 85 forward 3 and 4-year bullocks 70 forward bullock* .';' 24 fat and forward bullocks , ,15-2-year steers ■ - 14' 18-months Shorthorn 6teers ".. 79:weaner steers .. ■35 18-months Hereford-Shorthorn steers , 25 good. Shorthorn wcaner steers 30' fat; cows 72 forward. empty cows . 30 Shorthorn cows, in calf , . 20 18-months hieifers' 43-heifers in calf ':.' 49 weaner heifers 12 18-months Shorthorn heifers ' 15 Hereford-Shorthorn wcaner heifers • 25 mixed Shorthorn weaners 3 2-year lieifer3 .: ■ ' •y-EAL FOR TjIXPORT, ■" ~~'. : ■ ' > WE are prepared to Purchase for Export suitable Voalers under nin» months old, and can offer highest pdces on "the hooks," any Freezing Works, or irill ship to London on Owner's account.. We are also buyers of Beef (in quarters or boners), Mutton, and Lamb. It will pay you to communicate with us." ' MELLSOP, ELIOTT, AND CO.. : PALMERSTON NORTH. . FREEZING-SHEEP AND LAMBS. THE -WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT .COMPANY, LTD., Is Prepared to PURCHASE FAff SHEEP AND LAMBS, By Weight or at Per Head. ■ The Company also offers clients every . facility ior freezing on their own account. Prices can be obtained on application at the Company's Offices, or from any of the Buyers in the country. -'■.'.■ W. G. FOSTER, ■ Managing Director. • ' :. DESKS. | "'OTT'B hare just unpacked a fine ranpe NEW STYLE FLAT TOP DESKS. EXTRA ROOMY ROLL-TOP DESKS. ' FOUR-DRAWER TTPISTS' DESKS. OAK TYPISTS' TABLES. Desks aTO right. Prices also. Send for illustrations. THE OFFICE APPLIANCE COY., LTD., 17 and 19 Cuba Street, Wellington. 'Phone 1676. ORCHARD PROPOSITIONS" IDEAL occupation, in delightful climate, 31 Acres,' 24 in fruit, 8-roomed house, every convenience; stables, shed?, and all necessary buildings for working tlio place; all plant and stock a3 a going concern; one. of the leading orchards in the district. Or would divide and sell the main orchard of just 26 acres, including about 20 acres in fruit, and all the farm buildings and cottage, in one lot; and Lot 2, the house and 5 acres, mostly in fruit. All details from owner. Box 40, P. 0.. Havelock North* I