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AUCTIONS. • IMPORTANT UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OF PEDIGREE JERSEYS At . HAWERA. . : SATURDAY, 13th JULY, 191 S. " KIN" (New Plymouth) and tcs iJI FARMERS,' CO-OP. ORGAN- , ISATION SOCTETY OF N.Z., LTD. I (Hawera), (in conjunction), will sell on account of - , A. E. WATKINS, ESQ., lIAWERA— mHEAD PEDIGREE JERSEY CATTLE, comprising— ' 75 Cows, in calf 1 25 .2-year" heifers, in calf 13 bulls; from 1 to 5 years. • Sale 'comnnnces at 12 noon sharp. Catalogues obtainable front any of the Auctioneers' Branches. ■HORSE' SALE. COLOMBO ROAD YARDS, MASTERTON. \ . SATURDAY, JULY 13th, 19IS, At 1 p.m. ffIHE WAIRARAI'A FARMERS' 00-5 5 OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., Stock Department, will ofter as aboveOn Account of AWATOITOI -STATION, "J. BLAKK, ,T. W. CAUSWELL, -J. . SHAW, WILTON BROS., and : otliers. 15 draughts and three-quaiter-draiights. .18 half-draughts, broken au'd uiibrOlTen ■ 25 hacks an<l ponies.. / 6 sets harness, metal drays,.. w-oot. wagon, covers, tools, etc. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF HIGH-CLASS DAIRY STOCK At EKETAHUNA SALEYARDS,. On FRIDAY, JULY 1!), ' 11 a.m. sharp, ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., have been favoured with instructions from MRS. E. ROBERTS, of Putnra, to Sell the Whole, of her Dairy Herd, without reserve. .11 D HIGH-CLASS DAIRY COWS and ,JJL V> • HEIFERS, comprising:-- ' . 70' young dairy cow?, in calf to Short- , horn-and llolstein bulls 30.selecteil heifers .'(rising 3 years), in • calf to Shorthorn bull IS selected 2-year empty heifers 1 purebred Shorthorn- bull '(4 gear's) • 1 Holstein bull (3 years) :— ■ 14 milk cans 1 first-class sheep and "cattle" <!og " . 'y V single-furrow plough. ' "(No outside entries taken.) v - - AUCTIO!\iEERS' NOTE.-We ean confidently recommend tho above as being a high-class dairy herd.""The .vendor' has been dairy farming for some year?, has culled heavily every year, and.the -inly reason for selling is, that her third son is leaving for the front. For the convenience of buyers (lie sale will be held in . the Eketahuna Saleya/ds. ' ■ ' DISPERSAL SALE OF TE RAUAWA .' ROMNEY STUD EWES, (Until recently tho Property of JOHN . , KE'BBELL, ESQ.) At LEVIN SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, 23rd JULY, 1918. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., instructed by F.' S. Easton, Esq., who has decided to submit tho whole of tho To Rauawa Flock of Stud Ewes to public auction, will offer as above, at 1.30 p.m.— 14:8 com P"®' n 2 _ ' '' £5 2-tooth ewes , 17 1-tooth ewes 38 6-tootli ewes . . 34 4-year ewes 315-year ewes To be offered in lots of flvb. NOTE.—The Te Rauawa Flock was founded as far back as March, 1878, and commenced with 20 2-tooth ewes, bred by Mr. Braithwaite, out of ewes he had purchased from A. Ludlam, Esq., of the Hutt, at the dispersal of his flock, and by the imported ram Bismark. Previous to entry with the association imported rams bred by Messrs. Rigden and Page, of Kent, and rams'bred by Mrs. Willis, Messrs. Fulton, Matthews, Dorset, Gray; and Wheeler have been used in this '.flock. The ewes to be offered as above are all in splendid condition, and are in lamb to particularly fine rams, bred by A. Matthews, Esq., Waiorongomai, Feather, ston, and tßfe pedigrees of these will bo given out at the Fftle. . T EiVIN LTD.. are instructed ' by PIERCE COTTER, ESQ., who' is giving up dairying, to Sell, by Public Auction, at his Property, "Burnside," Mt. Bruce Road, 3 miles from M.isterton, on THURSDAY, 251 li T »N'ST., at Noon, the Whole of his DAIRY HERD and' SUNDRIES, consisting of- ' 70 Holstein-Shorthorn-cross cows, in calf to stud Holstein. bull (due to factory dates) 20 2-vear. Holstein-Shorthorn-cross ' heifers, in calf to Jersey bull 20 yearling Holstein-Shorthorn-cross heifers 10 2-year Shorthorn-cross steers 1 4-ycar stud Holstein bull 1 3-year Jersey bull 2 Berkshire sows 1 Berkshire boar 1 Zeatandia 1-cow Releaser milking plant (used for one season) 1 5-h.p. Blackstone engine 1 3fl-gallon Beatrice Separator (hand 1 or power), shafting, belting, milk cans, sundries. The above is a first-class dairy berd, having' been heavily culled for several . years, and the cows are all young. This offers a good opportunity for dairy farmers to obtain reliable stock. ] !; > "GORDON ELIOTT, Auctioneer. SUBDIVISIONAL LAND SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ESTATE OF THE LATE G. N. WOOD, SHANNON. ACRES. QOl , ACRES. ACRES. O/Vl ACRES. SUBDIVIDED INTO 20 FARMS Areas Varying From GJ to 88 Acres. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., -tJk- have been instructed by the TRUSTEES in the above Estate to offer this Choice Property BY PUBLIC AUCTION, .at the MAORILAND THEATRE, .SHANNON, on WEDNESDAY, 17th JULY, . 1918, at 2 p.m. The Estate is situated just outside and adjoining the Borough on both sides, and is quite handy to railway station, ( school, factory, etc. It is subdivided into , areas to suit all purchasers. The soil varies from a rich warm loam to the i very richest of dairying and fattening ' land; the smaller sections being suitable ; for a man wishing to retire or for market gardening and poultry fanning; the larger ones for dairying, fattening, or stud breeding. Most of the lots aro < watered by permanent streams. i On Lot 2 there is erected an up-to-date woolshcd, dip, and the 1-stand shearing plant and engine go with the property. ' On Lot 1 is the homestead, with cottage, cowshed and outbuildings. Terms: 1(1 per cent., on fall of hammer, 10 per cent, in 12 months or improvements to that value; balance 5 years at 5} per cent. Possession:' On date' of sale, with the exception of Lots 1, 7. and 8. Full description of each section on plan. For plans and further particulars- apply to the AUCTIONEERS,'or HANKINS A Nll LOCKHART FITZHERBERT. Solicitors, Palmerston North.