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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 280, 15 August 1918, Page 10

AUCTIONS. TO-DAY, at 1.30 p.m. SALE OF FUH-NITURE IN OUR ROOMS. A ,;L. WILSON AND CO. will hold -f*-« their usual salo in their Rooms. 151 Lambton Quay, as above, and dispose ot a considerable Catalogue -of good Household Furniture, removed from Hill StreetPart Contents, of an 8-roomcd House On Account .of Other Vendors— A Catalogue l of Good Furniture and 2 Pianos, just in time for sale. - The Complete, Contents of .i-roomed House from Owen Street, a good usiiful lot. A. L, WILSON, Auctioneer. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. AT THE'FARM, TB JIORO - (Two miles from Railway Station). FRIDAY, AUGUST IG, '4918, At 1 p.m. . NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from MR.-JAMES BEST (who has been compelled to give up dairying, owing to illhealth) to Sell the.following:— ; 40 good dairy cows, due factory dates. 14 Holstein-croHs heifers, ' spring calvers 1 3-year purebred Holstein bull, Regulus van Tronip 1 2-year purebred Holstein bull,.King-! Regulus of. Willow Orange 1 1-year purebred Holstein bull King George 1 purebred Holstein calf (1 monlly, sire Regulus, dam Lady Kathleen, 5.0. R., G41.161b. fat as a . 3-year-old 1 5-year gelding (aire King George), unbroken - 1 wagonette ,(in good order), scat 9 , ■ 1 gig - . LUNCHEON PROVIDED.^ NOTE—Buyers in search of good dairy cows should attend this sale, as they are a good, genuine lot, and for absolute sale. The bulls to be. offered are ' very well bred animals, of .good dairy strain. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE ' Of. . HIGH-GRADE' JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS COWS AND HEIFERS, . . AT NGAMOKO, On MONDAY, AUGUST 19. THE HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS'' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., DANNEVIRKE,.have received instructions from Mr. JOHN O'HARA, owing to fanlily losses and indifferent health, to sell as above'his. specially selected herd of Jersoys, comprising:— _b COWS AND HEIFERS, includ*Q ing— . - - , 32' third calvers 6 second calvers - 7 heifers 3 older cows 1 4-year pedigree Jersey ibull, General Joffre 1 2-year grade Jersey bull, by ' K.C.B. bull, out of Napoleon cow , .14 high-grade yearling heifers. L.K.G. milking machines and boiler/ milk caiis, etc. 40 good cow covers v .Quantity of good hay ~ • The 32.3rd oalvers as 2-year : heifers prp- . duced an average of ,911b. butter-fat per day for the whole of 1917 milking season, and at April 30 tested- up to 11.3, only 6 of the, lot testing under' G. LIGHT LUNCHEON. PROVIDED. . UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. PEDIGREE MILKING :SHORTHORNS. TIAKITAHUN A,' PALMERSTON NORTH, ..','.■', TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 11)18, At 12 noon. fpHE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE A AGENCY CO., LTD., will; sell, on account of MESSRS. J. R. ANDERSON 1 AND CO. (who have sold their farm), the whole of their live stock, comprising:— ' _6 PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN COWS, in milk and to calvo to Pedigree Bulls 27 pedigree 2 and 3-year Shorthorn -heifers, r.w. pedigree bull 5 pedigree yearling Shorthorn heifers 4 pedigree yearling Shorthorn bulls 1 pedigree *3-year Shorthorn bull 1 pedigree Shorthorn bull Prince Florist No. 1 The above cattle are all registered in the "N.Z. Milking Shorthorn Association Herd Book," and transfers will b& given. Also 28 crossbred dairy cows, in milk and to calve 54 mixed yearlings Horses, implements, farm tool?, milk cans, buckets, harness,usual farm sundries, etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Catalogues on application. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE . AGENCY CO., LTD., Palmer6ton North. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE .Of PEDIGREE JERSEY CATTLE. . AT'THE FARM, "TRETHELLA;" OHAU - ' ' THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1918. MESSRS. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., instructed by J. D BROWN, Esq., will 601 l as above at 1 p.m., tho w'hole of his well-known Registered Stud of Jerseys, comprising:— 24 pedigree cows (about 1G just recently calved, and balanco close up) 2 pedigrco bulls (Centurian and Free Lance) 9 pedigrco yearlings ■ 9 pedigree calves Catalogues on application to the Auctioneers. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Cars will meet morning trains at Ohau 1 railway station. Auctioneers' Note.—Mr. Brown's reason for disposing of hie herd is owing to his recent motor-car accident, where.by he will be unable to go on with milking operations this 6eaaon, and as the sale is an unreserved one, intending purchasers have every chance < of securing these carefully, selected -animals of good lineage. Mr. Brown first founded his herd 6ome G years ago, with the purchase of 13 cows bought at the dispersal sale of J. Burt Veale, Esq., of Woodville. Since then selected sires have been secured and a good deal of the K.C.B. strain is exhibited in tho present offering,, this blood emanating from the eirr-'s . side. FOR SALE. ~ ' 2309 ACRES-GOOD SHEEP RUN. THIS Property is situated about G miles from a prosperous town, and consists of 2309 acres, of which about 1620 is -Freehold, and the balance lease. The whole property, excepting about 150 acres, is in grass, and consists of warm, lowlying hills and flats, a large portion of which is ploughable. There are two houses and other buildings, all of which are in good order. In its present state tho property will carry 3000 sheep and 800 head of cattle, but this can largely bo increased by a slight amount of work. Price, .£l3 10s. per acre for the freehold portion, and the leasehold 'worth at least about jEIOOO goodwill) is given in. For particulars as to terms, otc, apply to VICTOR E. SMITH, Feilding.