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AUCTIONS. TE AtATA DISPERSAL SALE. TE MATA DISPERSAL SALE. MESSRS. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LIMITED, havo received instructions from Mr. BERNARD CHAMBERS, B Te Mata, Havelock North, hi consequence ,l of having sold his property, to hold a Dispersal Sale On THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 13 APRIL 18th and 10th, 1918, D THE WHOLE OF HIS WELL-KNOWN STUD HEREFORD AND POLLED ANGUS HERDS, together with \ DRAUGHT HORSES and FARM IM- ' PLEMENTS. l> ■ ~ ORDER OF SALE: 0 THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1918, Commencing at. 10 a.m.' at the STORTFORD LODGE SALEYARDS, - STORTFORD LODGE SALEYARDS, e 'HASTINGS. HEREFORD HERD, as under :- 28 cows aud calves at foot 1 11 2J-year heifers . 9 18-months heifers 6 18-months bulls 3 stud bulls 3 POLLED-ANGUS HERD, as under :- 13 cows and calves at foot 26 2J-year heifers 10 18-months l.eifers , 2 18-months bulls 1 2-year stud bull (imported from England) 1 stud bull (Gladbrook bred) FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1918, Commencing at 10.30 a.m. at the TE MATA HOMESTEAD, TE MATA HOMESTEAD, HAVELOCK NORTH. HORSES- ' 13 diraught horses, broken to all places (including 2 pedigreed mares) 3 hacks 2 harness horses 2 ponies IMPLEMENTS., '' ... 6 h.p. Fowler .portable engine, with loco.- boiler; 4ft. 6in. Marshall thrashing , mill; Andrews and Bevan chaffcutter; ensilage cutter , and blower; 3 seed strippers; reaper and binder; maize binder; hay stacker.and 4 sweeps; 5 mowing machines; 2 i rakes; broadcaster and chain harrows; 3 Duncan drills; 1 lucerne drill; lime drill; 3 Duncan ploughs; 3 sets tyne harrows; 3 Duncan rollers; f ton scales; gra-is harrows; drays; 13-coulter M'Cormbk drill, with seed and manure box and chain harrows; griin and grass seed box for cultivator; Reid ana Gray drill plough; and sundries, Catalogues of tho.siud cattle are in course of preparation, and will bo forwarded on application to.prospective purchasers. ' ALFRED REID, Auctioneer. SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES. COLOMBO ROAD YARDS, MASTERTON. SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1918, At 12 o'clock. ■ TIE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., Slock Department, have reecived instructions from Mr. H. H. Beetham,' Brancepecn, to sell as above— G 3J and 4.J-year lorry horses 10 spring carters and hacks 1 ponies On Account Mr. O. H. BEETHAM— 2 spring carters 2 hacks NOTE.—The above horses are for'absolute sale, and are mostly sired by "Suffolk Punch." The ponies are broken to saddle, and tho others are broken to' load. ... OiTAccounUf Mr! G.' C. WILLIAMS, Le Parae 10 half-draught mares,, unbroken 1 hack On Account of Mr. JAMES MACARA--5 4 and 5-year thoroughbred geldings and fillies by "Canada." Full ■ pedigree at sale. On Account of D. O.'A. ESTATE T NEWLAND- ~/ ' 1 child's pony " NO OTHER ENTRIES ACCEPTED. PAHIATUA CATTLE FAIR. To be held at MANGAHAO YARDS, PAHIATUA, On WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1918., Sale Commences 11.30 sharp. mHE WAIRARAPA 'FARMERS' COA OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., will offer the. annual' drafts of cattle on behalf of the following clients:—! . Hodgins, F. White, J. Y. Crawford, J. G. Brechin, F. Lowes, W. Wright, R. Burns, J. A. Hair, W. R. Taylor, W. P. Olsen, R. J. .Smith, C Parsons, J. Clulow, M. Caselberg, W. B.Rose, H, H. Miller, P. Braiisfield,' Poulton Bros., F. L. Kerr, Humphries Bros., T. Ruskell. Checkloy Bros., Murphy Bros., A. D. EglintoniiifjA HEAD OF CATTLE, compris--130 33-year Hereford bullocks (ex Edendale) ' 120 3J-year and 4.1-year S.H. bullocks (ex Taurea) 30 fat and forward bullocks (ex F. White, Esq., Tane) 40 fat and forward bullqcks (ex T. Hodgins, Esq., Tane)..• " 30 4.1-year P.A. bullocks (ex Wai Raku) . 30 4J-yenr S.H. cross bullocks (ex Wai " Raku) ■ ■-.■.-.. 40 3! and 45-year bullocks (ex Wai ■Raku) " .... . 30 31-year Hereford cross bullocks (ex F. Lowes, Esq.) ' 303.V-year P.A. bullocks (es i Chelso- .. ' field) ■' ■ ■ ■ . . 20 3S-year fat. and forward • bullocks ' (ex Clifton) 50 3i-yenr forward bullocks (ex Sur- . reyside) . 10 fat i"'d forward cows (ex Chelse-- ... field). , 20 fnt ni'd forward cows (ex Chelse- , held). . ' 20 cows in. calf . 30 store cows . . 25 forward cows 20 18-month P.A. steers 50 18-month P.A. heifers 50 18-nionth Holstein heifers sfl 18-niontli Holstein cross heifers • 10 18-month steers CO 18-mop.tli steers ■ -10 coiv' !, > "all , , with Hereford calves at foot 30 cows in calf, with Hereford calves at foot ;■ 30 cows in calf and calves at foot 40 weaner steers HO mixed sex wennere 25 mixed sex • weaners IS mixed sex weaners 20 18-month P.A. 'steers ■ (0 U.l-year steers 211 21-ypnr K.TF. steers fill 4-year bullocks f«ood condition) 80 21 and 3!-yenr steers FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. O-. C. COOPER, J. B. THOMSON. Auctioneers. On account of Thursday, April 25, being Anzac- Day, and declared a public holiday, we havo altered tho original date advertised to WEDNESDAY, AT?RIL 24. i