'AUCTIONS. WAIKANAE SALE. ■ WEDNESDAY,I2nd MAY, 1918. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will offer for sale at 12 o'clock noon, the following :— 150 i-yenr owes, running with Romncy rams 120 woolly, ewo lambs . 100 2-toot'h owes, running with RomJiey rams 100 shorn ewe lambs . 80 shorn wether lambs ■ ' CO fat ewes ' 60 mother-reared S.H. weaners (lots) 25 2j-year steers 7 fat cows and heifers, g.e. 5 20-months Holstein--heifers, r.w.b. 5 Jersey Cross heifers; r.w.b. 3 springing heifers' ■■:■■ ■ i Shorthorn yearling heifers , WAIKANAE SALE. . WEDNESDAY, 22nd MAY;. 1918. ' • MESSRS. DALGETY AND CO., will sell- . ... ■•■ 20 first-class Shorthorn weaner.'steers 20 first-class Shorthorn'weaner heif- ■ ors .'-.■■ •■ ■ .!.' 3 cows in calf (Shorthorn bull) ■ 5 empty cows . 90 empty 2-tooth ewes (oft hills)70 fat and forward, ewes ■-■:.■ . 75 lambs (off hills) : "■ . •. 21 18-month steers 1 fat bull ■'■' ' W shorn Romney lambs 30 good lambs 100 empty ewes ■" ■ '■'; ' Account Mr. M. Donovan", Paraparaumu— 7 first-class winter milkers (at drop), guaranteed ..young and sound WAIKANAE. SALE.. . WEDNESDAY, .22nd MAY, 1918. ' A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., -ti. will sell; as above, at 1 p.m.— • • 100 fat ewes ■ : :■ :60 fat and forward , wethers - ■'' "•"■' 1125 forward empty ewes' V. - ... ■i fat cows (lots)- • ' -. .'.""..' 7 store cows ' .. ..' . . ■:' i' . ' 20. mixed weaners' . • ... '.;. - •;; . EKETAHUNA. STOCK. .SALE V ' /'.' THURSDAY, MAY' 23, at ; l p.m." " mHE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' COX ■ OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION will, sell:- '■■■ ••■:■. ' ■ -v:'500 mixed-sex la,mbs (one earmark) / ■ 100 ivetliers : . •■.' ■ ; ■ : 200 mixed lambs " 150 empty e\yes ■■■'■-'■ '■"■ '■ 100 good shorn la;mbs ■•; '".or",: On account T. H. Groves, Tawatai:— 200 sound-mouth ewes (in lumb to Rom- ■: ■: ney rams) .:■:,■: . ... '220fonrard wethers ' •'" On. account Brooklands Station :— ~ 330 fat and forward wethers ■■ - : ■ " ■250 fat and forward empty efies.:. . . NOTE.—The Wairaraoa Mail Train reaches Eketahuna at 12.40 p.m. UNRESERVED CLEARING .SALE ' Of STOCK, IMPLEMENTS & FURNITURE " '.. At the Farm, Waikanae, ■ MONDAY, 27tli MAY, 1918. NZ. LOAN. AND MERCANTILE . > AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., have received instructions from . Mr. 11. E. HEFFER (who has been called up for military service) to sell as above- at 1 o'clock— 9 first-class cows, in full milk, calved February and March. 2 cows due August i heifers in cali' 15 2-year steers , - . 15 18-month steers 10 calves 1 yearling S.H.. bull 1 aged light harness mare 1 4-year gelding, broken chains and saddle - 1 porker, cattle dog i i Light-gig and harness, - spring tipdray, 2 bicycles, L. and G., saddle'and bridle, D.8.8.L. gun, 27 gallon Diablo separator, G milk cans, tools, furniture (contents 3-roomed house) ■■"• On Account of another Vendor— i Jersey cross springing heifers TOURIST RESORTS. MASONIC HOTEL, NELSON. HENRY BAIGENT, Proprietor, Has much pleasure in informing the travelling public that he has Teeumed .the conduct of ■ this old-established Hotel. First-class Accommodation, Excellent Cuisine. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. ' Telephone 38. P.O. Box ii. MASON'S GARDENS. TAITA, LOWER HUTT. FINEST scenic gardens in the Southern Hemisphere. Well worth a visit. Motor-buses meet all trains. Special Bus leaves for- Station 5 p.m. daily. ■ Afternoon Tea, 6d. Hot water provided free to picnickers. Cut-flowers in any quantity. Orders booked for Rhododendrons, Azalias, Roses, and General Nursery Stock in choice variety. Choice collection of 25 Bulbs sent to any addreea on receipt of 2s. 6d.. 50 for is. 6d. F. CHIVERS, Manager. STAR HOTEL, ALBERT STREET, •■•■■■ AUCKLAND, Under New Management. ,1 Tariff from 10s. 6d. per day. . S. J. ATKINS, Proprietor. ' RALLY-Ho>! RALLY-HO! WHEN visiting Napier >i>ake tho Provincial Hotel: your Headquarters. The Official Home for tho Troops. Why not for you also ? Tariff moderate. One niinuto Station, Theatre, Parade. T. A. HEATH, Proprietor. NELSON-THE SUNNY SOUTH. SPEND YOUR HOLIDAY AT WAINUI," NELSON. lirst-class modern Private House. Withineasy distance of town, situated on bonks "Waimii" is the Popular Home for visitors. and tourists. Caw meet all boats and trains. First-class accommodation. .Tariff, 10s. per dnyj weekly by arr.\n!?eroent. Telegraphic address, "Wiiinui," Nelson. 'Phone 85. MRS. H. CRUMPT'O.N, Proprietress. WANTED KNOWNmHE ADDRESS OF T. A.' WELLS'S •*- NEW PAPERHANGING WAREHOUSE IS MSA MANNERS STREET, opposite King's Theatre, G2 Taranaki Street and Luke's Lane. Telephone 883. TS7 H. P H'l L P, " • CORNHILL STREET. House, Window, and Office-Cleaning 'Contractor, Carpete Cleaned and . Beaten , by Machinery. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED Telephone 3292 (3 rings). GOOD Printing promptly produced at popular prices ot "Dominion" Job Printlne Works.
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 207, 21 May 1918, Page 10
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