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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 132, 21 February 1918, Page 10

. AUCTIONS. PAHAUTANUI SALE..- ■ 22nd FEBRUARY, 1918, .'•' ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., •' ** will .sell as abovo at 1 p.m.— . 200 4-tooth. wethers 2W 4-year ewee ■ : . " 100 shorn lambs 300 breeding ewee ' '■' 100 b.f. lambs ?' 100 w.f. lambs 40 store ewes 25 2-tooth wethers 50 store owes -■ . 20.rams 200 store ewes 4 choice springing heifers . 1 forward cow 1 Holstein bull • On'behalf of the Trustees of Nichol R- EstateK 300 4-tooth wethers if- 200 lambs 300 good breeding ewes FEILDING SHEEP FAIR, v IRIDAY, 22iid FEBRUARY, 1918, :'■■■- AtU.3o'.a.m.-. .' ; • 00 fififi SHEEP, comprising annual #A,\J\>\J drafts from the following breeders, and others:—W.,H. Gaisford, C. F. Johnston, G.' F. Johnston, E. Haycock, ' R. Barrow, F. Barrow, E. R, Bridge, H. W. Phillips. C.'H.'Handler, W. Dawbin, J. W. Batchelor, C. A. J. Levett, G. W. •. Hills, -J. Barrow, H. Stewart, -Adsett Estate, J. D. Hocking, Smith Bros., Tawera Estate, R. 11. JI. Aitken, Jas. C'orpe, A.Kitld, J. H. Jl'Lean, W. G.Pearce, W. F. - Jacob,' S. Williamson, F. : Jackson, 11. A. Conway, H. A. Lumber!, Smith and Anderson, O. Jerusalem, G. Hohbs, d J.Linklater, J. S. Parsons, G. F. Smith, W. Clapham, E. .Shannon, W. E. -L. . Banks, F. Krull, B. 11. Slack:- '■ 4800 2-tooth"ewes, lote- •• : ' 400'4-tooth ewes, lots 1000 4 and 6-tooth ewes, lots 7500 4-y.ear ewes,. lots 50004 and 5-year ewes, lots " ' 240 ewe lambs 500 2-tooth wethers d 400'4-tooth wethers . 1 1100 2-tooth wothers, es'Kimbolton !■ 500 4 and 6-tooth wethers, ex Kinibolo . . ton:; ".•-..; '■■ ;■■ On account James Knight,' Esq.:— (' 37 2-tooth'.etud Romney ewes 80m.a..stud Romney ewes On' account of H.' A. Lambert, Esq., Mangaweka— .. " "' ;■ 90 4-tooth to 4-year p.b.. Romney ewes NOTE.-Rams or Cattle' NOT' accepted.' CLEARING SALE ' . ."-.• .'.OF • A(\ WINTER '■' MILKING COWS, . * u STORE . CATTLE, HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, ETC., At the FARM, MANAKAU (One mile'from-Railway Station). " MONDAY, ; .2StK' FEBRUARY, 1918. T\r..Z.-LOAN 4MERCANTILE AGENCY ;■ XI• " CO., LTD., have been' favoured with instructions from MR. JAMES NICHOLSON (who is giving up Winter Milking) to sell as above' at 12 noo.u ;— .4,cows in full milk ■ '"'7' cows at drop 14 cows, due- March 5 cows, due April • 10 cows, due May 4 store cows. , . 4 fat and forward cows 40 mixed-sex'weaners 7 18-month eteers. 1 pedigree. Jersey bull - ' 1 2-year Jersey bull ■ ' 20 store pigs ' ' 10 light, fat porkers 2 baconers . 1 chopper ■ ■ • ■ 1 boar ' . 2 heavy draught geldings, J and 8 years (good shatters) - 1 4-year draught mare (all work) 2 4-year half-draught mares (all work) 2 epring-cart mares . 1 horse, rubbor-tyred gig and narJ- ness (good turn out) 1 9-inch tyred dray, ehaft and leading harness (practically new), light gig and harness , horse, saddle and bridle, SO-gal. separator, 5 li.p. Felix motor engine, Martin yacuum pump, milk brake, cans, etc." . LUNCHEON PROVIDED: . NOTE.-Buyers in search of Winter Milkers should attend this Sale, as the Cows are a particularly good herd, and in good condition. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE Of WELL-BRED SHORTHORN CATTLE AND ROMNEY-LINCOLN ■ , . CROSS SHEEP. AT SHANNON -SALEYARDS (For Convenience of Buyers). WEDNESDAY, 27th FEBRUARY, 1918. ■ ■Tl/TESSBS. ABRAHAM AND WIL- : 'aSL LIAMS, LTD., have received in- ' structions from Trustees late G. N.Wood's Estate to sell as' above, at 1 ■ o'clock sharp— 1 QC..HEAD CHOICE SHORTHORN ; JLOO CATTLE,'comprising-^ 45 cows with 47 calves at foot . 16' dry cows .. ; 12 2-year, eteers 22 2-year"- heifers 22 yearling heifers ' 3 3-jea.t heifens 6 mixed yearlings 1 aged bull 1 4-year bull 2 2-year bull 4 18 month bulls 1 yearling bull WAA HEAD OF . SHEEP, .compns--700 Romney-Lincoln Cross ewes,. from • 2-tooth.Tip 300 Romney-Lincoln Cross ewes, 2, 4, and 6-tooth 509 Romney-Lincoln Cross lambs, mixed sexes (nots fats taken out) . 100 2 and 4-tooth wethers 100 fat sheep 20 Lincoln rams, 2, 4, and 6-tooths, '■' and 4-year-olds 20 Romnoy rams,' 2, 4, and 6-tooths, and 4-year-olds Note.-The late Mr. Wood's herd of Shorthorns is a very old. established one as he was.breeding for upwards of 40 years.' His herdie descended from the famous Larkwortby stock, CTiginally imported from England. Further particulars as regards ' pedigrees will be given at the Bale. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. IMPORTANT SALE-OF. STATION .•'■■•-. ; • .. PROPERTIES. . In DALGETY'S LAND SALE ROOM, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, " CHRISTCHURCH. On SATURDAY, 23rd MARCH, '•'At 11.45 a,m. jITESSR-S. DALGETY' AND CO., LTD., X'X in conjunction with Messrs. H. Mateon and Co., have boen instructed bv the Executors late MR. DUNCAN RUTHERFORD and MRS. E. L. RUTHERFORD, to offer by PUBLIC AUCTION as above, the well-known MOLESWORTH, TARNDALE, and RAINBOW STATIONS, as one going concern. COMPRISING: ' ■ -19 KAA ACRES, FREEHOLD. o-j K aaa ACRES, LEASEHOLD. With all Buildings, Improvements ■ and Station Plant thereon;- and Live Stock estimated approximately—33.ooo SHEEP and 1200 CATTLE. - Full particulars in later advertiseDALGETY '& CO., LTD., ■ . H: MATSON & CO., Joint Agents. LANE A'NEAVE, " Solicitors for the Estatfi nf Late Duncan Eurtheford.