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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 168, 5 April 1918, Page 10

• AUCTIONS, ..:...HRST ANNUAL SALE" :'•" ':. FIRST.ANNUAL-SALE '• ■ ■ : :of '•; ' ' "-. STUD HEREFORD CATTLESTUD. HEREFORD ' CATTLE '. ■FEILDING SALE YARDS. FUILDING SALE..YAEDS.-. ' WEDNESDAY, 10th APRIL, 1918, At 11.30 a.m.. sharp. '. LEVIN AND CO., LTD., in conjunction with DALGETY AND CO., LTD., have received instructions . fromERNEST SHORT, of PARORANGI, to sell by auction nsN above— '• fIA STUD 18-MONTHS HEREFORD W BULLS ...' . '...■'". Q7 ' 18-MONTHS PUREBRED Oi HEREFORD BULLS (TO STUD ■HEREFORD-COWS -I (IK AGED STUD ROMNEY MARSH 100 EWES, pasturing since 9th March with Stud Romney Marsh '•: 'Rams (in lots to suit pur- .:. .'chasers) . ■ . NOTE.-Mr Short is well known throughout New Zealand as being the larg- , est and one of the most successful breeders of Herefords in the.llomin--ion, and owing to the : increasing de ; mand for his Bulls has decided to sell the whole of his annual output of 18-' months Bulls by auction each year. Only nine of theee Bulls have been etalled, the balance are. grass fed. The STUD COWS' are a splendid lot and have been depasturing chiefly, with imported Sires, arid afford,an excep.tional 'opportunity: .for,,. biiyers ...to found a herd. ■.'';; ■'.','' ArcDiig the. .above are- many prize-takers at various;shows.in New, Zealand. ; Arrangements can be made to .hold stock for. shipment or trucking, and catalogues, can be obtained from any Agencies of the Auctioneers. ..'.''" LEVIN ANDm, LTD;, and . ■ DALGETY AND , CO.yLTD:, Auctioneers. CLEARING•SALE OF • SURPLUS ■"■ PEDIGREE JERSEY STOCK. : 4 r THE FARM, OHAU. ■ . FRIDAY, 12th APRIL, 1918.. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS; .LTD.;, -A' ■•' have received instructions .from.. J. D.-Brown, Esq., to sell as .above;at. 12.30 p.ni:- ..... 6 pedigree Jersey, cows ( 8 pedigree Jersey heifers) (to calve) . 9 pedigree' Jersey Veaner heifers 1 pedigre'e Jersejv.bull (Free Lance) 5 grade Jersey cows 1 aged. gelding, (all work), 1 rising 2-year draught/ filly', rilbber- . . tyred dogcart,- horse, nnd harness (good turnout), 1 set 3- . horse discs, s.f. lever plonsth. ' LIGHT,LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Auctioneers' Note.—Mr. Brown has been. breeding.- for n- number of years past; and has got together'a very choice lot of Cattle, so .that this opportunity of being able to 'secure Selected Animals should not'be" missed by anyone wanting good strain's of Jerseys., .'.TE MAT A' DISPERSAL SALE. TEMATA DISPERSAL SALE. MESSRS. WILLIAMS'AND KETTLE, ; . LIMITED,'have.-received instructions from Mr. BERNARD CHAMBERS, Te Miita; Havelock North, in consequence of having sold his property, to hold a Dispersal Sale On THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, .. APRIL 18th. lind 19th, 1918,' ', i '■.■.:■" ■;■-." .Of ■. / •'. ;'; ' '.'- THE WHOLE OF HIS WELL-KNOWN STUD HEREFORD AND POLLED ANGUS HERDS, together with DRAUGHT HORSES and FARM IMPLEMENTS. • ■ .: ','. : ORDER OF SALE: .:.-• ...THURSDAY,. APRIL .18, 1918, ..: ■'■■' Commencing; at 10 a.m. at the . - • STORTFORD LODGE- SALE YARDS, ■•' STORTFORD LODGE SALEYARDS, : -< ■ .HASTINGS. HEREFORD HERD,: as Under:28 cows and calves at foot 11 2J-year heifers- '• . 9 18-months-heifers 6.18-months bulls :.. " ' 2 stud bulls '.■-■.- ■POLLED-ANGUS HERD., iis under:- : '• 13 cows" arid calves at foot : 2fi 25-year heifers ~ ' 10 18-montlis l.eifers .:. 2 18-iiiontlis bulls •••■..-. . ' 2 stnd bulls '•';'.'• '."...-.-. : FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1918, ' Commencing at 10.30 a.m. at the : TE MATA HOMESTEAD, .. ;■ TE MATA HOMESTEAD,; . :'./'HAyELOCK,-,NORTH. : . ■15 dnnglit horses . .. - All farm implemenis . Catalogues of the . stud cattle. are -in course of preparation, ■ and will be forwarded'on application to prospective purchasers. . ALFRED REID, : ] ... Auctioneer. I •1 HOTEt NOTICES. ■''■"• BAEEETT'S' HOTEL, . DAMBTON QUAY. WELLINQTON; TTISITORS to Wellington, should stay at v this splendid Hotel. • Every comfort and attention. Night Porter in 'attend-' in.ee. ' Elcctrio Uft..-installed, Elect-no Light in-every r00m... Tariff, 9e. pßr day. ■•■"•■ D.DALTON. Proprietor. ' t' EV;I A THAN HOTEL L/ ■ - ■ ■ ■ (Nearly Opposito'Railway Station), . DTJNEDIN ■ : '■ THE FAVOTJEITE HOTjSE . With the Travelling Public. .- ; . Electric tight in Every Bedroom. Hot Baths can be had at all hours Freo of Charge to Viaitore and Boarderß.- >. ' MODERATE CHARQES. '.'! ■'■ Oountry Visitors <iro-reminded'that if only in Town for the Day they can ob-' tain' a Good Luncli from 12 till 2. ; Fire Eecapee Throughout the Buildinßs. ' Night and Day Porters. " AH commiinicationn to ... . . JAMES CONNOR. -' Telephone 67. . P.O. BOX 113.;; HOTBIi GKVND CENTRAL.' N 107. COB A SmEET. Wollineton's Leading Private Hotel. Accommodation for 100 Guests. Firstclaßs Ouisine. Every modern convenience. Ladies' Private Drawing-rooms. Sitting rooms, etc., Lounges, and Eight Modern Bathrooms, including electric light and electric fire alarms; Tariff, 7e. 6d. per day: £2 2s.- per week, ■ D~~ OMINION Lever W»lch. printed guarantee' for 1" year, manufactured by maker of Big Ben Alarm Post Bs.-6d. to 3, B. PITT, Jeweller, -.-• Palmenton North, Sole Agent for the District