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AUCTIONS THURSDAY, 11th APRIL. On tho Properly; ROXBURGH PARK,. SOMERTON. IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE Of Mr. E. A. PORTER'S PURE LINCOLN STUD. 363 PEDIGREED STUD BREEDING . EWES, AND 10 EWE LAMBS, 18 STUD RAMS. 25 HAM LAMBS. Flock No. 50, in Flock Books for British Breeds of Sheep in Australia. Starting at 1 o'clock sharp. Y&OWERS, RUTHERFORD, AND CO. I and J. M. PECK AND SONS, in conjunction, have received instructions from Mr. E. A. Porter to submit by Public Auction and for absolute sale, on the above date, the whole of his celebrated Stud Lincoln Flock, excepting only 1917 drop, which will be offered next year. The «heep to be sold comprise:— 122 stud.ewes, 1 year old, individually pedigreed 50 stud eives, 2 years old, individually pedigreed , 55 stud ewes, 3 years old, individually pedigreed 46 stud owes, 4 years old, individually pedigreed 30 stud ewes, 5 years old, individually pedigreed . 00 stud ewes, 6 years and over, individually pedigreed - 363 '■■•...' 14 stmli ranis, 1 year 2 2 years 2 stud rams, 4 years Also 25 Ram lambs and 10 Ewe Lambs, intended .for showing as yearlings,. . selected in November, when the rest of the lamia were shorn. Mr. Porter now finds that he cannot give the necessary time and. attention to the flock, and has therefore, reluctantly" decided-to-'dispose' of it; Tho opportunity is therefore presented, to breeders and others of obtaining sheep second to none in the Commonwealth, representing the result of 40 years of one expert's experience. Eighty-five per cent, of all rains sold have been studs, and only the pick of- each year's, ewe increase has been added to tho flock, with the view of. keeping up' tbe. standard rather than increasing' tho number. Constitution, wool, frame, and early maturity have always been prominent features. The most suitable sires procurable have been purchased as required. Rams have cut up to 351b. one year's growth, and ewes up "to 231b. The flock yearly averages from 151b. to 1711). The flock has had a remarkably successful career at tho Melbourne A.S'.B.A. and 'Royal Shows,, winning many champion . and other prizes, including Sires' Memorial Cup, for one yearling ram and two yearling owes, since its inception in 1907 (excepting two years). ' The : last two years that the flock competed at each 'of the above shows (which are*acknowledged to-be the best exhibitions in Australia) it gained a,'large proportion of the prizes offered. Catalogues on application- to the agents. ;■ -.. ■ - / ,-, ~ Char-a-banc will leave Powers, Rutherford, and Co.'s office, corner of Bourke and William Streets, 9 'o'clock morning of sale. Early application for seats is requested, or biir/ers can. leave Melbourne by the G. 15 a.m. train for Somerton. A conveyance will meet the morning train from Sevmom- at Somerton. The Goulburn'Valley train leaving Numurkah at 6 a.m. will stop at Somerton. Purchases will be '.rucked free of charge at Somerton. Overseas Purchases can be .left on.the property, until shipping space is available. . Luncheon provided. Further particulars from the agents. J. M. PECK AND SONS, POWERS, RUTHERFORD, AND CO., i MELBOURNE. MANAWATU LINE. II f"A ACRES, Freehold, only two L.LO\J hours by motor from city, 41 miles from railway station and mile from P.O. and school, creamery, etc.; all in grass; well subdivided into 40 paddock? and well watered; four hundred acres flat and ploughable, balance easy hills, and about 40 acres under crop; carrying capacity 3000 sheep, mostly breeding ewes, and 150 head of cattle; portion of land has been used for dairying. HOMESTEAD consists of first-class 7roomed house, bathroom, hot and cold water, waslihouse, copper and tubs, threestalled stables, four loose-boxes, shearing sheds with machines, 30ft. dip, 20-bailed cowshed, also six-roomed house and two five-roomed houses. PRICE, .£lO 10s. per acre. TERMS, X'iOOO cash. BALANCE at 51 per cent, for 5 years. For further particulars, apply to H. F. M'NEILL \.& CO., LTD., 155 Featherston Street, Wellington.

SHEEP COUNTRY, AT £3 ss. AN ACRE. ■STETS are instructed to offer for Sale a if Freehold Sheep Station, .within easy distance of Freezing Works; rail facilities, and wi.th good motor road to property. QCnA ACRES FREEHOLD, about half 00\l°» fiat, balanco undulating and hilly; ring fenced and subdivided, with about 30 naddocks; 'splendidly watered, by permanent streams. .This'station has always wintered GOOD-sheep. The carrying capacity can easily be increased to one 6heep to the acre. Buildings consist of a now S-Toomed house; stables, barn, wool6hp.d, shearing sheds,' etc. Reasonable terms will be offered to a p-actical ntan. P. B. LOMAX AND CO., Licensed Agents, MOTUEKA. CHOICE' HOMES FOR SALE. LOWER HUTT.-Supcrb . Home, 10roomed house, bathroom, porcelain bath, lav. basin, h. and c, gas, gas-. cooker, verandah (two sides),' washhouse, copper, tubs, motor sheds, concrete floors, tiled roof, beautifully finished; 10 acres rich level land, orchard, lawn, garden, shelter trees, etc.. Price .£5000; favourable terms arranged. Details supplied to bor.a-nde purchasers ciily. LOWER nUTT.—Commodious sevenroomed house on one floor, bathroom, hot and cold, linen cupboard, verandah (two sides), conservatory, etc.; large rooms, also washhouse, copper and tubs; H acres rich level land, orchard, garden, sunny position. Price only ,£1700; JiOOO can remain at 4i per cent. BEAUTIFUL KARORI.-Charming Home, one story, containing six rooms, dressing room, conservatory, bathroom, recesses, built-in cupboard, bookcase, writing tabli% telephone,' electric liVlit, hot, cold water, sunny position, if acres land, laid out in lawn, garden, native bush, tollhouse- and runs, with concrete floor. Price only .E1GO0; terms, about 41-100 cash, balance arranged. KELBURN — Superior 7-rooiiied Residence, -built-in wardrobes, hot and cold water, bathroom, porcelain bath, lavatory basin, electric \ight, every convenience, level approach, close car, perfect order. Price only £1700; .£IOOO can rcn H n 'ISRNEST. LEIGHTON, AUCTIONEER & ESTATE'AGENT, IS2 Featherston Street, WELLINGTON, and LOWER HUTT.

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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 152, 16 March 1918, Page 14

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Page 14 Advertisements Column 5 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 152, 16 March 1918, Page 14

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