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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 23, 22 October 1917, Page 10

AUCTIONS. JIASTERTON SPRING CATTLE PAIR - . TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1917. COLOMBO ROAD SALEYARDS. DALGETY AND' CO., LTD., N.Z. LOAN A. MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., AVRIGET, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD.. and, WAIRAKAPA FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., Stock Department, will offer as nbove on be-, half of Messrs. R. and i\ Gray, Gordon Laing, W. Taylor, C. A. Cameron, R. B. Bunny, S.- Broadbent, Jl. Gordon, Langdon Bros., A. M'Kay, Bellis Bros., Sohofield Bros., Harold Bennett, Donald Bennett, Pike Bros.. M'Kny's EstateXH. G. Williams, — Henderson, Erl Williams, R. Buick, R. Douglas, Donald Douglas, and others, also Brancepeth and Annedale stations:— '• ' QK(\(\ READ station-bred Bullocks, «OUU Steers, Cows, and Yearlinss, comprising— 100 4-year bullocks 500 3-year bullocks, in lots (station lines) 200 2-yenr steers x 30 yearling Hereford-Shorthorn eteers 45 yearling Hereford steers 30 Hereford cows and calv.ee 40 Shorthorn cows and calves 20 2-year Shorthorn empty, heifers 30 3-year empty 'heifers , 20 2-year empty heifers 120 P.A. and S.H. steers On Account Brancepeth Station— ■ttjx HEREFORD-SHORTHORN for■Liu v.'ard conditioned bullocks (extra good line) On Account R. and,P. Gray— 40 3-ycn.r Shorthorn bullocks 20 fur and forward cows •, ' On Account Annedale Station— nnn HEREFORD-SHORTHORN for*i\j\j v.-ard conditioned bullocke (tiptop line) -19 FAT COWS NOTE*-Bulls and Cattle to be sold singly not accepted. PALMERSTON NORTH ANNUAL CATTLE FAIR. ..'." THURSDAY, 25th OCTOBER, 1917, At "12 noon'. ' THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell- ■■ . • • OAAA HEAD OF CATTLE, compris/*l/UU ing— 250 forward cows 30 slore cows 340 3to 1-year bullocks x ~ 200 2 to.Si-year steers • ■ 100 20-mouth to 2-year steers I 225 yearling to '18-monl'li. steers 15 good yearling Shorthorn steers !K) mixed yearlings 75 good S.U< cows and calves, by S,H. ' bulls - 25 cows and calves . * 25 well-bred S.H. breeding tows 15 young S.H. breeding cows 19 speyed heifers 30 choice 15-month heifers 20 heifers and calves 20 empty heifers 170 2-year S.H. erelpty heifeTs \ 120 yearling to 18-month lieifers x ' 16 prime fat cows - . 4 2-year Friesian bulls 4 high-grade empty Jersey heifers On Account of Mr. Geo. Craw, of Linton— 75 good 12 to 15-month steers 75-good 12 to 15-month heifers . 1000 H ? SAD oi, SHt ' EP > in'clud--350 good ewes and lambs 50 2-tooth wethers 100 choice ewe hoggets 100 mixed hoggets : LUNCHEON AT YARDS FROM 11 A.M. Bus leaves town for yards from 11 o'clock onwards. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF sheep; sundries; etc. AT THE FARM, JOHNSONVILLE (One Mile from Railway Station). THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1917. MESSRS. -ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., instructed by R. Nordell, Esq. (who has sold his property), will sell as above at 1 p;m.— . 160 ewes, with lambs 2 rams : 16 purebred 8.0. fowls, 2 sheep dogs,' 1- gelding, hand-shearing machine, 2 spring traps, -2 saddles, harness, harrows, li cwt. new • wire, chaff-cutter, grit mill, fowl feed, bricks, piping, 2300 feet of 0.8. timber, posts, battens, strainers, iron, wheelbarrow, phonograph, oddments of furniture,.sundries, etc., , ~~. LIGHT LUNCHEON ■ PROVIDED. THE WOBURN ESTATE! LOWER . HUTT. THIS Magnificent Property is less than eight minutes' walk from Lower Hutt railway station, isbeing. offered.for private Bale, under instructions from the Riddiford Trustees. It is noted for its sunny aspect, and Is surrounded by beautiful homes. Tonnw and croquet courts, trout fishing, and 6afe river bathing close handy. ■ Divided into sections, varying in r.rea from a quarter of an acre to two and a half acre.? inN>xtest. •The krid is Gome of the richest in the Dominion; the charming gardens and beautiful grounds in the immediate vicinity proves this statement. There is no residential area in the Hutt Valley that offers the same attraction and bnilding facilities to those desir. ous of building choice homes and picturesque surroundings. It has been closely held for many yeare and is now offered for public sale at moderato prices, and on easy terms. As there are only twenty sections in the subdivision, buyers' should inspect promptly and obtain full details. BUY NOW and.plant the land for yonr future requirements. ~' TERMS'.—Ten per cent, deposit, ten per cent, in six months, and ten per cent. in twelve months, and the balance for five years at five per cent. H. ERNEST LEIGHTON. Sole Agent, 132 Featherston Street, WELLINGTON, And LOWER HUTT. ELLIOTT FISHER, THE BOOKKEEPING MACHINE. COSTS less to operate—is.more occur- J ate—gives wider information than anv other known system. The only machine with a PROOF SHEET. THE OFFICE APPLIANCE CO., LTD., 17 and 19 Ctba Street, WELLINGTON. 'Phone 1676. No Firebricks toequal the N.B. Brand T-JECAUSE they are made from a ' special quality of clay—exceptionall finely and evenly ground—North Brunner Fire Bricks will withstand temperatures at which other brands will crack and crumble.' Uniform in shape, they are unequalled for every purpose. l''or high temperatures—for steel and iron furnaces, gas retorts, bakers' ovens, or locomotivesbe sure that bricks bearing tho N.B.C. mark are used. Any shapo or thickness can bo supplied. For further details nnd . quotations 'phone or write Samuel Brown, Ltd., COAL, GRAIN, AND TIMBER ' MERCHANTS, "" 31-33 JOHNSTON STREET. Willis Street Depot 'Phone 124 Tory Street Depot 'Phone 2618 a