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AUCTIONS* UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE Of SHEEP, CATTLE,. HORSES, IMPLE-' MENTS, ETC. AT THE FARMTTE ORE ORE. THURSDAY, JULY 6th, 1916, ! , ; At 12.30 o'clock sharp. A J. COOPER has been favoured with • instructions from Mr. W. COOPER, j who has disposed of his property, to sell all his Live nnd Dead Stock at above y time and place; comprising— .. SHEEP--850 4 and 5-year-old ewes in lamb to Southdown and E. Leicester rams ' 350 4-tooth ewes in lamb to Southdown . - . and E, Leicester rams 45 forward b.f. lambs 17 2-sliear Southdown rams. 10 p.b. Southdown, ram lambs, bred by 0. A. Bunny, Esq. 17 Southdown-Shropshire cross rani lambs, , 4 English Leicester rams . . CATTLE— 12 mixed head cattle, including dairy cows, springing heifers, and .young cattle 1 HORSES- Y 8 3, 4. 5-year-old and aged draught' ' ' mares and gelding 9 2 draught mares and foals IMPLEMENTS, ETC.M'Cormick reaper and binder, cnltivator, haymower, d.f. plough, disc harrows, tine harrows, endless chain, 500 bales prime hay, 100 saoks ■ chaff, harness, swingle .... bars, eto. Light Luncheon. Provided. , A'. J. COOPER, 'Auctioneer. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OP ■ , DAIRY STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. AT THE HEATHERLEA HOMESTEAD, 3 MILES FROM LEVIN. TUESDAY, JULY 11th, .at 11.30 a.m. T\ALGETY AND CO.. LTD., have re- . ceived instructions from the Trustees of the late J. R. M'Donald to sell, on the above date, the whole of the Dairy: Herd, Implements, Horses, etc., comprising:— .■■, ■ '■■■ CATTLE:. 100 Jersey and milking shorthorn cowb ■ (calving. August and September) 10 Jersey yearling heifers 10 Jereey oross . weaher heifers 8 Jersey and Jersey cross bulls piGB: ~ . •■ '. • 8 Berkshire sows -■! . 1 Yorkshire sow jl Berkshire boar ; ' HORSES:, ,1 heavy , draught .mare 1 3-year unbroken hack and other .horses IMPLEMENTS:', ■ 1 d.f. Duncan plough... 1 d.f. Booth. M'Donald plough . 1 Masssy-Harris drill .. . I.horse hayrake - v , . 1 tip-dray ..' 1 set cart' harness . Cans, etc., "V • WITH SLIGHT RESERVE-. ; 1 Gane 4-bucket plant/ with separa- . tor, pump, etc. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—This herd ia being 6old only to make room for fattening purposes, ' and anyone wanting good ootts should not fail to attend this sale, as a large proportion, of these are practically P.B.- Jersey 6. Car vrill leave Levin P.O. at 11 a.m. LIGHT REFRESHMENTS. DISPERSAL SALE - . Of "MOUNTAIN VIEW" PEDIGREE ' JERSEYS.. On "Account of •- ROBERT J. LINN. ESQ., . NORMANBY, TARANAKI, N-Z." ' - . On i . WEDNESDAY,; JULY 12th, 1916^ "VTEW ZEALAND' LOAN AND ' MERIT CANTILE '■ AGIjNCY CO., 1 LTD. (Hawera), and-NEWTON. 1 -' KING (New Plymouth), in tonjurictiin, WILL SELL BY AUCTION. AS ABOVEWITHOUT RESERVE ' THE WHOLE OF THE WELL-KNOWN . "MOUNTAIN VIEW" - STUD. OF PEDIGREE JERSEYS, comprising— 56 pedigree -Jersey cows,' in' calf to Lord Twylish and Stylish Twylish 12 pedigree Jersey heifers, in calf to pedigree bulls . 22 pedigree Jersey yearling heifers 1' bull, "Lord Twylish" (imp.), winner of 18 championships in Jersey Island, Australia, and New . Zealand (i 2-year pedigree Jersey bulls 19 yearling pedigree Jersey bulls. 22 high-grade Jersey heifers, in calf To those requiring high-class stock of exceptional quality, this sale can be recommended. Mr. .'Linn is..well known throughout Australasia . a breeder, judge, and exbibitor'of. pedigree Jerseys. Competent judges consider his pedigree herd one of the finest south of the Line. As well as being superior from a utility eoint of view ■ theso cattle have . been ighly successful in the Show Ring, and during the last-few seasons have secured the following, \awalds:—2s Championships, 7 - Reserve Championships, 20 Medals, 4 Cups, 120. Firsts, 65 Seconds, and, 37 Thirds—a record which in itself r.psaks volumes. Twenty-four of the cows have qualified under the ■ New. Zealand Government. Semi-official. Test. - Three of Mr. Linn's sons who latterly have had the management of the pedigree stock have ' answered their, country's call and joined the Colours. This is the sole reason for Mr. Linn disposing of hie magnificent herd, as without their, services he will be unable to devote tho requisite time to' the care of such valuable stock. Intending visitors are requested to communicate promptly with the Auctioneers. Catalogues and full particulars may be obtained from tho Auctioneers. SALE COMMENCES AT 10.30 a.m. GLEN ADAM ESTATE. - ORINI. IMPORTANT LAND SALE Of , HEAVY KAHIKATEA ALLUVIAL ' FLATS. '• WE will offer by PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY, JULY 20th, in the KING'S THEATRE, HAMILTON, At 2 o'clock, 7-N.ICE . LITTLE DAIRY FARMS—7 7-NICE LITTLE DAIRY FARMS—7 ranging from'B3 to 127 ACRES, well improved, and in good heart. Also THE HOMESTEAD BLOCK, of 308 Acres, with fine New House, sheds, yards, and all improvements. READ THESE EASY TERMS: 5 per cent.' deposit. 5 per .cent, in 12 months. 10 per cent, in 3 years, or improvements. , 20 por cent, in $ years. Balance can- remain at the rate of 5} per oent. for 7 years. A discount, of 5 per cent, will be allowed purchasers paying one-third cash. For Plans ' and further .particulars apply to COOPER AND SORBY, Hamilton. M A NDENO JACKSON, Auckland and Hamilton. Joint Auctioneers. A FIRST-CLASS PROPOSITION. ORCHARD PROPERTY lor Sale. About 12 acres; 2 acres in apples, mostly Stunners in full bearing, 4 acres pears (Winter Cole) in full bearing, 3 acres peaches and apricots, 3 acres in lucerne. Gross returns, J2500 per annum. The property is situated close to railway station, post office, and cool stores. No buildings. Price, JCIGOO. Cash required, -C 450. T. VERCOB 'AND SON, Hardy Street, NELSON.