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AUCTIONS. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. KOKATAU, CABTERTON. THURSDAY. 9th AUGUST, 11)17, At 11 a.m. sharp. TV ALGETY AND COMPAKY, LTD., *-* have been favoured with instructions by. Mr. Geo. Eaton (who hae disposevl of his property), to sell the whole of his live and dead stock, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, as above- . , QA FIRST-CLASS.YOUNG DAIRY °" COWS, due August and September SHEEP— . • 200 ewes, in lamb Lincoln rams HORSES^ lyboSSefs ' ■ / 1 draught mare, stinted to Dahnuir t 2-year draught .colt Tjy Dalmuir -. 2 4-year filligs iimbroken) 1 brake pair (mare and gelding) . 1 saddle and harness mure 1 bay mare, with foal at foot, by Peter Pan PIGS- . 8 sows, to farrow August and September 1 Berkshire boar 22 porkers . • • 50. fowls IMPLEMENTS. ETCL.K.G. milking plant , and relenser, , . water pump, saw bench, oil entrine, block dray, eprinsj dray; hay train, factory brake, farm trolley, rubber-tyred gig, aleo harness, mangel cutter, reaper and binder, Deering mower, d.f. nloufjh; s.f. plough, discs. Cam-In-idge roller, 2 set.-? 3-leaf harrows, set 2-leaf harrows, 6wini;le lxirs. 1 70-£rallnn copner, stumping jack, hand ohaffentter, SO cow "covers,' churn', niilk pans, grass' seed, set Avery ■ scalps, lOcwt., 2 fiOO-uallon tanks, 200 ft. piping, GOO 4-inch drain tilee, a.nd nunipjToiis oth#r sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. AUCTIONEEHS' NOTE.—As Mr. Eaton has been dairying for a number of years, and his herd has been culled annually, it is considered one of the bost in t ,the district. We can .therefore recommend fame to buyers with every confidence. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Levin. UNDESERVED.SALE OF STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, SUNDRIES, ETC. In Mr. Robt. Bevan's Yards, MANAKAU (Kindly lent for the ticoasion). ■ FRIDAY, AUGUST, 10, 1917-

MESSRS. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., instructed by Messrs. Percy and Martin Simcoi (who have leased their properties), -Bill sell as above, at 12.30 p.m.— ■ On Account of Percy Simcox, Esq.— 50 f.in.-ewes, in lamb fo Romney rams 40 good woolly hoggets 13 heavy, fat" rams 1 springing heifer • *8 horses, ft. J-druugMs, 3 hacks, 1 harness pony) Portablo Hornsby 3 B.H.P. kerosene engine (new), 10 tins kerosene, saw ' .bench, R. and G. disc, narrows (new), 1 leaf tine harrows, R. and G. convertible plough, strong brake shafts nud pole, rubbeivtyrcd bugffy (new rubbers), together with pair young ponies and uouble harness, Imperial horizontal auxiliary pump (400 gallons), 16 ; gallon boiler, breaking-in roller, and numerous sundries. On Account of Martin Simcox, Esq.— 18 guaranteed dairy cows (August and September-calvers).'. 1 P. 8., 2-year Jersey bull 2 grade, 18-montbe Jersey bulls i 18-month3 heifers (R.W.8.) 18 yearling Jersey heifers 6 yearling steers 8 G.E. cows • ■ Spring cart mare, 4-bucket-..Kidil cow plane, Vacuum air tank, pipes, belting, etc., milk vat (20 gallons), Alfa Laval Cream Separator (135 gallons), Booth M'Donald convertible . plough, disc plough. 2 tons mangels.(stacked). 20; sacks Akaroa-cocksfoot seed, sundries, etc. ' ■ ■ On Account of Othor Clients— . 200 fat and forward wethers 120 fat 4 'and' 6-tooth wethers (off ; turnips) 5 2-year, springing hoifers . fciibber-tyred dog-cart, light', dog-cart (new).' ■ LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Conveyance will meet Morning' Trains at Manakau , . ... t UNRESERVED CLEARING"SALE Of ' DAIRY . STOCK, . On the Farm, FERNSIDE, One Mile from Feathereten. TUESDAY, Mth AUGUST, 1917, At 12 O'clock Sharp. . . . ■ D ALGETY 'AND COMPANY,' LTD., have been instructed liy Mr. D. N. Algie (who is giving up dairying on account: of his two sons having gone to the. front), to sell the whole of his Dairy Herd, without reserve; as'above— 53 Shorthorn cross cows C'lrd, • 4th, and sth calvers), in calf to .Short- . " ' horn bulls, due August slid September. ■ •- ■ . . 31 3-yenr heifers due' factory dates • 1 Shorthorn bull 24 Berkshire store pigs 3 sows, to farrow 1 P.B. 12-niontlis-old Berkshire boar (Porirua bred) 1 4-bucket Ridd milking plant (in good order), 23 milkcans ■ R. and G. mangel and turnip sowtr, - -'EIGHT 0 LUNCHEON' PROVIDED. Note—This herd is the result of careful selection over, ft number of years, and we oan recommend with every confidence to buyers attending this fixture. The cows are all in splendid condition. DISPERSAL SALE OF-THE' SILVER •• PARK REGISTERED PEDIGREE AND.GRADE MILKING SHORTHORN!?. THURSDAY, 16th • AUGUST,. 1017. NEWTON KING" has received instructions from' Mi-.'F.. J: Cowling,-who has sold hi-s farm, to cell on tluvlarm, Puniho Road, ' NEW PLYMOUTH. WITHOUT RESERVE- ■ 36 registered Shorthorn cows It registered Shorthorn heifers ' 10 pedigree 2-ycar Shorthorn heifers 3 pedigree yearling Shorthorn heifers ■ ■ . . ■t pedigree Shorthorn bulls 20 grade Shorthorn cows and.'.heifers This herd is headed by. the famous Shorthorn bull Baron Cornwall.,purchased from Mr." J. C. Wright, of Matapii. Bred by the N.Z. Government at the Wereroa Experimental Farm. His dam. Sweet Briar, gave 11,4781b. of milk and ■i?.slb. ol butter-fat in Hie ecason. STOCK FOR FREEZING. WE are Buyeri of - Wethers, Ewes, and Lambs, also Ox, Cow, and Bull Beef in quarters, boned or canned. Highest prices paid on ' the tioota at any Freezing Worke, or we will sell for clients on commission. ' . . ... It -will pay you to communicate with ne. • • MELLBQP, ELIOTT AND CO. PALMERSTON NORTH. , PROTECTION . • INSURANCE with ■ THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD. And Administration of your Estate by THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS CO., OF N.Z., LTD., Merged in and guaranteed by THE SOUTH BRITISH.