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AUCTIONS. LEVIN SALE. TUESDAY, 4th DECEMBER, 191 V. iUTESSUS. ABRAHAM; AND WIL LIAMS, LTD., will 1 sell as abovt at 1 p.m.— 30. good prime "fat hoggets 35:iat sheep - ■ 10 for ward cows 11 cows and calves' " 10 Jersey Cross hoifers •' G 15-month Jersey heifera 3 prime -fat heifers 4 fat cows 5 16-month, 6teers - 4 18-month steers - Banners, porkers, stores, and weanei pigs. ■ Note.—All pigs must ha yarded by 11.4 i sharp. Pijjs sale commences at 12 noon sharp. LEVIN SALE. TUESDAY, 4th DECEMBERj 1017. M I. LOAN AND MERCANTILE •- AGENCY CO., LTD., will ofler for sale nt 12.15 p.m., tho following:— 150 fat owes (lots) * 200 4-tooth wethers' j 10 G.E. store cows , 8 fat heifers .4 fat cows ' 3 18 : month heifers 3 weancr steers NOTE.—Pigs will ho offered, ot 11.30 a.m. ' ■ ' LEVIN STOCK SALE. . ..TUESDAY,DECEMBER 4th. 1917. . D ALGETY AND CO.,' LTD., will sell at 12.15 p.m.— 200 m.s. shorn hoggets 50 m.s. shorn hoggets .. 50 shorn 4-tooth ewes 120 woolly ewes and lambs 60 woolly ewes 18 yearling stee-s 5 empty 2-year heifers 5 store cowa . SPECIAL ANNUAL CATTLE SALE. LINCOLN ROAD YARDS, CARTERTON TUESDAY, 4th DECEMBER, 1917, At 12.30 p.m. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell on behalf of the following clients: F, C. Bunny, R. B. Madden; H. Rayner and Sons, A. E. Booth,' H. O. Stavoley, Percy Rayner, W. J. Feast, Frank Lee, J. F. French, Percy Oates (Waihakeke), Alfred King,. Jas., Whitemnn, • Gooding Bros., R. N. Palmer, and ■ H. Blundell, their drafts of cattle, as follows:-— 630 HEAD OF. CATTLE, comprising--20 fat and forward 4-yr bullocks 30 Shorthorn cross heifers, with calves at foot by p.b. S.H. bull 1 p.b. Shorthorn bull 30 good conditioned 3-yr bullocks 40 well-grown yearling steers 10 fat heifers 20 well-grown Holstein yearling heif- . , ers ■ 20 high grade 2-yr Holstein heifers, r.w. Polled Angus bull . 25 2 and 3-yr empty S.H. heifers 00 prime fat cows (in lots) 50 fonvard empty cows (in lots)' 2 store cows i , 15 2-year empty heifers 110 2-yr steers (in lots)" 161 yearling S.H. cross steers (in lots) ; 34 m.s. weaners (in lots) i HOTEL NOTICES. BARRETT'S HOTEL. ... ■ LAMBTON _ QUAY, ; W.ELLIN GTON. VISITORS to Wellington should stay a* this splendid Hotel. Every comfort and attention. Night Portor In attendance. Electric Lift installed. Eleotrio Light in every room. Tariff. 9s. per day D. DAI/TON, Proprietor. TO : STAY IN WANGANUI. : ■ P^AfJURN, Recognised as one of the leadins hotels in the Dominion. Five minuteß from Station, River, Wharves, Trams, and Post Office. 1 Tariff, 10s per day. \ JJUTLAND HOTEL, WANGANUI, An Ideal. Residence for the Travellinc Public, where the comfort •of the guests is 6tudiously guarded. ■ Unexcelled for Service and Appointments. Conveniently situated at the corncr of Victoria Avenue and Ridgway Street. TARIFF—From 10s. per day. Ladies travelling alone are ensured of unfailing courtesy. . DOT Eli, (Neaxly Opposite Railway Station). DUNEDIN. THE FAVOURITE HOUSE. With tho Travelling Public, Electric Light In Evary Bedroom. Hot Baths can be had at all hours Frei of Charge to Visitors and Boarders. ' MODERATE CHARGES. Country Visitors are reminded that If only in Town for tho Day they can obtain a Good Lunoh from 1Z till J. 1 Fire Escapes Throughout tho Bulldiugi. Night and Day Porteri. AH communications to JAMEB CtJNNOR, Telephone 57. 1". Q. BOX 11!. COLUMBIA ' PRIVATE HOTEL. RUN ON CONTINENTAL LINES. GUESTS PAY ONLY FOR WHAT THCT GET. All conveniences,. including electric lift. The Acme of Comfort and Cleanliness. Fbs minutes from rail and wharves. Next Town Hall. Special Feature Luncheon. 12 to 1.30. Noi, thing to good in Wellington. i. irontntt