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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2918, 2 November 1916, Page 10

AUCTIONS. SPRING SHOW HORSE SALE, . PALMERSTON NORTH. » SATURDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, 1916. 3 ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., • xjl will soil at 12 noon— I l KA DRAUGHTS, HACKS, AND HAR- ' OU NESS HORSES, including: 12 well-bred unbroken ponies, the annual draft from Olrig Station 8 express and light lorry horses, 3 to 5 years, guarautecd sound and staunch 1 aged mnre, "Maharatiinga," in foal to "Aberbrothok" 2 2 and 3-yoar unbroken geldings by King's Guest—Maharatunga | 1 yearling filly, same breeding (full . pedigree of these three on ap- . plication) ... ~ ) Also, on account of R. D. Knight, Esq.— 5 11 spring-cart, medium to heavy ! draught mares and geldings [ Account of F. L. Jackson, Rauina'i, annual draft, without reserve— \ .2 4-year draughts, broken to plough 10 4-year spring cart and van horses, broken to lead Account of Himatangi Estate— 6 Shetland ponies, broken to lead Account of H. Jarvis, Esq.— 8 unbroken spring carters ENTRIES 'NOW POSITIVELY CLOSED. . LEVIN ANNUAL CATTLE FAIR. TUESDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, 1916. A' BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LT.D will, sell, as above, at 12.15 p.m.— 120 fat wolly ewes ' 60 fat shorn wethers QKn CATTLE, consisting of drafts >• .7UU from the following clients:— F. Davies, J. Roots, H. G. E. Swainson, H. M'Millan, S. W. Carter, Mrs. H. Uannon, Dr. Wall,' Carter and Michie, W. S. Carter, R. Wcliipeihana, T. Boddy, ' W. Bryant, A. Ki Simpson, and others, comprising t-r----100 empty cows 100 3 and 4-year bullocks 150 3 and 35-year steers' 100 2i and 3-year steers 100 18-months and 2-year steers \ 200 15-months and yearling steers 150 18-montha and 2-year empty heifers 16 fat bullocks 32 prime fat cows 10 vealers 8 cows and calves 50 3-year empty* heifers . PIG SALE COMMENCES AT 11.30 SHARP.' • PAHIATUA SPRING CATTLE FAIR. , IN .FARMERS' YARDS,... ON WEDNESDAY, Bth. NOVEMBER, 1916. r' At 11.30 a.m... D ALGETY AND CO.. LTD., N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., and WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., will, offer as above:— ' Q1 n/v HEAD MIXED CATTLE, com/vxUl/ priaing:— 150 3 and 4-year Shorthorn: bullocks, ' ■ ■ ' . forward • V- ■ 50 4-year Polled Angus.bullocks, for-, . ward 66 4-year Shorthorn bullocks • 20 4-year Shortjlorh-.bullocks, fat. ■ ■ 20 3-year bullocks .190 3-year .steers (to- bo drafted) ' 50 2-year steers (to be- drafted) 150 yearling steers (to bo drafted) 40 forward storn cows 47 empty store cows 120 yearling and' 18-montbs empty heifers ... 71 yearling steers, (good) 50 yearling steefs. (good) ■ 20 forward empty 6tbro cows 20 4-year bullocks, good lino . ■ 75 3-year, bullocks, station line, good condition ' 95 3-year bullocks, good colours . 55 good coloured 2 and 3-year 'steers 100 2 and 3-year steers 50 2-year steers, S.H., H„ and Holstein ' .• . 110 ,2-ycar steers ■ . 95 yearling Bteers ■ 107 yearling heifers t 90 mixed cattle 267 empty forward cowa 20 fat. cows , •' - _ 17 2-year empty , heifers ; 12 2-year Holstein heifers (guaranteed empty,' splendid condition) ! G yearling Holstein heifers (guaranteed ompty; splendid condition) 100 mixed yearlings. / : ; Further Entries Solicited. >- IMPORTANT SUBDIVISIONAL SALE ; AT RONGOTEA. WEDNESDAY, 29th NOVEMBER, 1916. T EVIN AND CO., LTD., have received XJ instruction from tho Trustees in late B. S. Penny's Estate to sell by Public Auction, ..at tie TOWN HALL, RONGOTEA, at 2 p.m.', their well-known property, KILDOON, comprising: PIYO ACRES of good agricnltsral ' Olu ; and Pastoral Land, situated 8 miles from Rongotea and 5 miles from. Sandon; subdivided into i 'Farms-of from 59 to 96 Acres, and House Block of 12 Acres, r TERMS: 10, per cent, deposit at sale, 10 per cent: deposit or buildings to that value in 12 months, balance to , remain f.or .5 years'at 5| por cont. ■ . IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.' Further particulars from ' LEVIN AND CO., LTD.. Feilding, or Branches, STbCK FOR FREEZING. WE are Buyers of Wethers, Ewes, and Lambs; also Ox, Cow, and Bull Beef in quarters, boned or canned. Highest prices paid on "the hooks" at any Freezing Works, or we will sell for clients oh commission. ' It will pay you to communicato with ns. ; MELLSOP, ELIOTT AND CO. > PALMERSTON NORTH. ; ,wopL? IMPORTANCE (TkF CJCOURING. mportance v*f Scouring. WE desire, to notify farmers that we now have an up-to-date scourin| plant with latest machinery, capable of treating 20 bales per day. Wo aro prepared to scour wool on behalf of owners, who also get the benefit 1 of ex- > pert sortors. WHY sell greasy wool, when scouring doubles its valuof WHY ship arid pay over 4d. per lb. on grease and' dirt? Our charge is ljd. per lb. on scoured . weight. E INSPECTION, INVITED. It will pay you to visit our Works, or • write to Box 38, Feilding. DEWE AND SPORLE, LTD., Kawa Kawa Road, FEILDING. HOTEL NOTICES. : v m Under Vice-Regal Patronage. I THE RUTLAND HOTEL. • WSTANGANUI'S LEADING HOTEL, '• V V a House of Quality and Refinement. J Tariff, 10s. per day. Weekly by arrange--1 ment. Commercial Tariff, Bs. per day. Write or wire for reservation. D. W. VIRTUE S & CO.. LTD. 1 13 &15 VICTORIA ST., WELLINGTON, GRAIN, FLOUR, PRODUCE, AND '' COMMISSION AGENTS. d WT® CARRT Large Stocks of FLOUR j. » » and all kinds of Produce, and will d be pleased to submit prices on application. Agents for the New Zealand Flour and Produce Agency, Co., Ltd,