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AUCTIONS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd, I'JIS, At -2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. 11-ROOMED RESIDENCE, U HOBSON STREET. . ....... MESSRS. HARCOUET AND CO. havebeen instructed by the Public Trustee, in the state of iho late ' Mr. •, A. S. Biss (deceased), to sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, 195 Lambton Quay, on Friday, February 22nd, 1018, at 2.30 p.m.— ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND 'm-u ing a frontage of 37 feet 4 inches to llobsbn Street, bv a depth of 130 feet, together with the 11-roomed dwelling erected thereon, and, known as No. 14 Hobson Street. The property is in perfect iidcr and replete with every modern 'onvonienco. Full particulars and arrangements to . inspect on application. HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers. FEILDING SKEEP'FAIR. FRIDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY, 1918, At 11.30 a.m. 30 DIAA SHEEP, comprising annual -VjUUU drafts from the- ; following breoders, and others:—W. H. Gnisi'ord, C. F. Johnston, G. F. Johnston, E. Haycock, R. Barrow, F. Barrow, E. R. Bridge, H. - W. Phillips, C. H. Handlev, W. Dan-Inn,' J. W. Bafchelor, C. A. J. Levett, G. W. Hills, J. Barrow, H. Stewart, Adsett Estate, J. D.-Hocking, Smith Bros., Tawera Estate, R. 11. M. Aitken, Jas. Corpe, A. KiddT J. H. M'Lean, W. G. Pearce, W. F. Jacob, 'S. Williamson, F. Jackson, M. A. Conway, H. A. Lambert, Smith and Anderson, 0. Jerusalem, 6. Hobbs, ; 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, lots 400 4-tooth ew'es.lols 1000 4 and'6-tooth ewes, lots 7500 4-year ewes, lots 5000 i and 5-year owes, lots 240 ewe lambs 500 2-tooth wethers 400 4-tooth wethers 1100.2-tooth wethers, ex Kimbolton 500 i and 6-tcoth wethei-s, ex Kimbol- ■ ton On account James Knight, Esq.:— 37 2-tooth' stud Romney ewes 80 m.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 JA WINTER MILKING COWS, "*" . STORE CATTLE, HORSES, 'IMPLEMENTS, ETC., At the FARM, MANAKAU (One mile from Railway Station). • MONDAY, 25th FEBRUARY, 1918, NZ. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY • CO., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from MR. JAMES NICHOLSON (who is giving up Winter Milking) to sell as above at 12 noo.n:— 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 steers 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, 7 and 8 years (good Bhafters) 1 4-year draught mare (all work) 2 4-year half-draught mares (all work) 2 spring-cart mares 1 horse, rubber-tyred gig and harness (good turn out) 1 9-inch tyred dray, shaft and leading harness (practically new), light gig and harness horse, saddle and bridle, 30-gal. separator, 5 li.p. Felix motor engine, Martin vacuum 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. MESSRS. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., have received instructions from Trustees late G. N. Wood's Estate to 6ell as above, at 1 o'clock sharp— -iQK HEAD CHOICE SHORTHORN XOO CATTLE, comprising--45 cows with 47 calves at foot 16 dry cows 12 2-year steers 22 2-year heifers ' ' 22 yearling heifers 3 3-year heifers 6 mixed yearlings 1 aged bull 1 t-year bull 2 2-year bull ' 1 18 month bulls' ' '■ 1- yearling bull TtOrt BAD 0F SHEBP ' com P n6 - 700 Romney-Lincoln Cross ewes, from 2-tooth rip 300 Romney-Lincoln Cross ewes, 2, 4, and 6-tooth •500 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 Romney 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 herd is descended from the famous Larkworthy stock, ."'iginally imported from England. Further' particulars as regards pedigrees will bo given at the sale. ALFREDTON PROPERTY. BY AUCTION. THURSDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, 1918, At 2.30 p.m. HOADLEY, SON, AND STEWART, ' LTD., Have been instructed by the Executors of the late Henry Burling to .>ffer by Public Auction, AT THE TOWN HALL, EKETAHUNA, on above date— QAA ACRES, FREEHOLD, known as OIFU "OWENDALE," situated 8 miles from Alfredton and 20 miles from Ekc.tah.unn, by good metalled road up to vithin about 3 miles of the property. Healthy hill country, watered -by permanent streams and subdivided into 6 blocks, all in grass except about 20 acres in light bush.' At present carrying 1500 dry sheep. With moderate outlay carrying ■ capacity could be further ; ncrea<sed. Buildings consist of 4-rooni'id cottage, whare, and yards. TERMS AT SALE. Conditions of sale may be inspected and all further particulars obtained upon application to t; M. PAGE, Solicitor, F.kelahuna. HOADLEY, SON, AND STEWART, LTD., Auctioneers, Napier.