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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 158, 23 March 1918, Page 14

AUCT.If.NS THIS MORNING? At-10-o'clock Sharp.-" ' SALE. OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS . OF THE "REGAL ; BAR," CUBA STREET (opp. Te Aro House). E, JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • _ ceived instructions to sell on the premises, Cuba Street, as above— ALMOST NEW INLAID LINOLEUM, ■12 x 18, HEAVY QUALITY LINO. - 18 x 18 and "15 x 15; COIR MATS, . ART CURTAINS.- . Marble Soda Fountain (10; taps), with mirrors and sideboard: complete, National Cash Register in perfect order, longcoiin- ' ter, cost J325, marble counter, i 2 beiitwood chairs, marble tables. 3 large mirrors -in. oak frames, a liice lot of pictures all well framed and good ..subjects, 3 corner brackets and hooks, 2 high-back lounges, vahiablo wall clock. -, 30 'ilozi tumblers (assorted sizes), ice. cream glasses, cups. and . saucers, plates, 2-fold, screen, shelving,'ice ciiesf, brass' ..hot water, and coffee .urn, large hot press, 2 gas stoves, range, gas rings, cur- , tains, blinds,. etc., etc. etc. ~ All in perfect order and quite new. ■ SALE.THIS MORNING at 10 sharp. ; . NO RESERVE.. ■. . ... .. . .E. .JOHNSTON,.Auctioneer. . MONDAY At 1.30' o'clock. - AUCTION SALE' Of -IKA ROLLS OF 2-PLY -I RA iJLDU ROOFING FELT 10U "■ (Each roll containing 216 square feet). Also,"n AAAFT. OF • DUNN'S GILT JLUUU MOULDINGS. . (On account of w'hom it may concern.) E JOHNSTON AND CO. have re- • ceived instructions to.sell at their .Mart, 157 Lambton Quay, as above— -J KA ROLLS OF BEST QUALITY •10U ROOFING'FELT, all in perfect '■ order. ■ ; - Also, 1000 ft. of ■ DUNN'S PICTURE MOULDINGS. ' , — In Lots to suit purchasers. •NOW ON VIEW. E. JOHNSTON, - Auctioneer. MONDAY, 25 th MARCH, At 1.30 p.m. BALE OF FURNITURE AND PIANO, At 140 Wellington . Terrace. ;. .. ; !,4 . L. WILSON. AND CO. are in:J\t structed. to sell at No.. 140 Wellington Terrace, as .above, .and dispose, of-the contents of a. 6-roomed house, jiicely furniflhed, . The catalogue will include, an! Upright Grand Piano by Nowman and Co.. London. ■ ... A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. . LEVIN SALE. ' TUESDAY, 2«iTMARCH, 1918. Messrs. abrailvm and avil- " LIAMS, LTD.; will sell, as above, at 1 p.m.— 100 mixed 2-tooths . • 120 fat. ewes .. " 30 fat" wethers 200 lambs GO 2-tooth ewes 60 mixed 2-tooths ' 20 empty forward cows 10 2}-year" heifers" 8 empty cows " 8 fat heifers .8 fat bullocks .15 mixed Tveaners.. 27 2-year steetT' • 12 15-months. steers . • 13 S.H. empty heifers ' 12 15-months Jersey, .'heifers . 11 Jersey-cross heifers .. ! 4 springing lieifera.......' . Baconers. stores;-'and weaner pigs. NOTE—AII pigs must be yarded by 11.45 sharp. Pig sale commences at 12 noon sharp. LEVIN'SALE. TUESDAY, MTItCH 26, 1918. D ALGETY AND CO!, LTD., will sell as above, at 1 p.m.— 50 forward wethers . GO fat and forward s.m. ewes . 40 store lambs . 12 2}-year steera. off hills 20 2-yiear steers off hills' 25 18-months steers . 14-18-months steers . I'guaranteed milker THURSDAY,. 11th-APRIL. ■ On the Property, .ROXBURGH PARE, SOMERTON. IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE Of Mr. E. A. PORTER'S - PURE LINCOLN. STUD. 863 PEDIGREED STUD BREEDING EAVES, . AND iO'BWE LAMBS, - .' ' -18 STUD RAMS. : .... .. 25 RAM .LAMBS. .- Flock No. 56, in Flock Books for British Breeds of Sheep in Australia. Starting at 1 o'clock sharp. POWERS, RUTHERFORD. AND CO. 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 abbve date, the whole of his celebrated Stud Lincoln . Flock, excepting only 1917 drop, which will be offered next year. The fiheep to be sold, comprise:-; ; 122 stud ewes, "1 year, old, individually pedigreed 50 stud ewes, 2; years old, individually pedigreed: 55 etud ewes, -3 years-old, individually pedigreed 46 6tud ewes, 4 years old, individual- - ly pedigreed • 30 stud ewes, 5 years old, individually pedigreed 60 stud ewes, 8 year's and over, individually pedigreed / 563 14 studi rams, 1 year 2 stud rams, 2 years ' 2 6tud rams, 4 years Also 25 Ram Lambs and 10 Ewe Lambs, intended for showing as yearlings, selected in November, when the rest of the lambs were shorn. Mr. Porter now finds that he cannot givo the necessary time and attention to the flock, and has therefore reluctantly decided to dispose of it. Tlio 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. rams sold have bpen studs, and only the pick, of each year's ewe increase has been added to the flock, with the view of keeping up the standard rather than increasing the number. Constitution, wool, frame, and early maturity have always-been prominent features. The most suitable sires procurable have been purchased as required. Rains have cut up to 351b. one year's growth, and ewes up to, 231b. The flock yearly averages from 15lb. to 171b. The flock has had a remarkably successful career at the 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 ewes, since its inception in' 1907 (excepting two' years). The last two years that the floclc competed at. each of the above shows (which_ nre acknowledged to'be the beat exhibitions in Australia) it gained a largo proportion of the prizes offered: Catalogues on application lo 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 buyers can leave Melbourne by the'6.ls a.m. train for Somerton. A conveyance will meet the morning train from Seymour at Somerton. The Goulburn Valley train leaving Numurkah at 6 a.m.-will stop at .Somerton. Purchases will be trucked free of charge at Somerton. Overseas Purchases can bo 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., MELBOURNE,