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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 19, 17 October 1919, Page 12

AUCTIONS. SPRING CATTLE FAIR. COLOMBO ROAD YARDS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1919, At 11 a.m. Messrs. a. j. cooper and co„ LTD., will hold their Annual Spring Cattle Fair on above date, whon they will offer— 2QQQ HEAD MIXED CATTLEOn Account of C. E. COCKBURN-HOOD, 'ESQ., Glendonald— 150 2 and 3-year Hereford-Shorthorn 6teers • 100 yearling steers and lieifc-rs, Here-ford-Shorthorn Cross 80 Hereford-Shorthorn Cross cows, with jCalves at foot and in calf 70 2-year .-'Hereford-Shorthorn Cross heifers 1 1 3-year Shorthorn bull On account of R. COOPER, ESQ., Gladstone— GO. 2-year Hereford Cross steers On account of GROVES BROS., Bushgrove— 45 3-year and 4-year Shorthorn-Here-ford Cross bullocks On account of H. 11. RYDER, ESQ., Whareama— 45 mixed yearlings, Heroford-Short-liora Cross • On account of OTHER VENDORSGO 3 and 4-year bullocks 15 3-year Shorthorn qteers 5 fat and forward bullocks 10 2-year steers 15 yearling steers and heifers G 2-year heifers 15 yearling steers and heifers 1 5-year Shorthorn bujl, bred by J. Strang, Esq. I 3-vear purebred Polled Angus bull, bred by F. Armstrong, Akitio 30 yearling Polled Angus heifersj 10 store cows -' SPECIAL CATTLE SALE. MARTINBOROUGH YARDS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, ISIJ, 1 'At 1 p.m. MESSRS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, . AND CO., LTD., will hold a special Cattle Sale, as above, when they will offer';— 50Q HEAD CATTLE. On account of A. Martin, Esq., Ataraia: 125 2-year Polled Angus steers (wellbred cattle) 120 yearling. Polled Angus steers (well-bred cattle^ 50 2-year. Polled Angus heifers (well-bred cattle) II 2-y'ear-old Polled Angus bulls (extra good line) 1 3 4-year Polled Angus bulls 3 5-year Polled Angus bulls On account of various vendors; 30 4-year bullocks 20 4-year billlocks 14 forward cows 20 2-yeaj steers 21' yearlings (mixed sex) 12 store cows ' 15 Hereford cows with calvea 25 station weaners BY PUBLIC AUCTION. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1919. At 2.30 p.m. WAIRARAPA SHEEP FARM. A PLOUGHMAN'S PROPOSITION. ACRES OIOQI ACRES ACRES , ALA 4) 3 ■- ACRES "MESSRS. HODGICINS, CARVER, f'-*- AND CO. have been favoured with instructions from the owner to Sell by PubUc Auction, at their Rooms, 137 Lambton Quay, the above Farm. Proporty is principally tableland formation, the greater portion being ploughablo, and' lies well to tlio sun. Soil is of a good average quality, somo of the lower flats being excellent loami About 1000 acres in grass, balance light manuka and rough feed at back, which will repay to plough and regrass. On one terrace about 40 acres have been allowed to grow gorse, -which should plough out readily. Proporty is ring fenced with exception of back boundary. There are several subdivision fences in fair order. There is ample timber on creek beds for fencing. Well watered by creeks. In its present condition property should carry 1500 ewes and 300 lieod of cattle, and when fully improved should carry over two sheep to the besides cattle, I There is a very fine homestead of 8 rooms, built about 5 years ago ,■ on concrete foundations, and of best timber; water laid on, acetylene gas, telephone,' porcelain bath and basin, high-pressure water supply. Large implement shed and stables, etc., suitable for-converting into woolshed and night pens. Property is situated 24 miles from Featherston by road, near Pirinoa, and intending purchasers will be conducted over' by arrangement. Terms.—4l7,ooo can remain for seven years at 6 per cent., reducible to 5 per cent., if purchaser expends 1 per cent, per annum on improvements. This property is for absolute sale. For further particulars, apply to Auctioneers, HODGKINS, CARVER. AND CO., Lambton Quay, Wellinglon. TT NSO L D SECTIONS, MIRAMAR ' EWE RUN BLOCK. AUCTION SALE, - OCTOBER 16. 1919. Upset Upset Section l'rico Section t Prico--1 4100 04' 450 3 485, '• G8 450 4 4100 72 4100 18 4100 - 73 475 24 4100 74 4125 2a 485 78 4125 2G 4G5 88 4G5 27 JJSS 89 ~...' 29. 475 90 42.50 30 475 102 4100 32 450 108 4150 33 •. 450 110 4150 31 450 139 4115 « 485 171 4100 45 -4100 194 465 51 4100 200 495 55 4105 202 «J;200 56 4ffi 203 475 Gt 475 201 4GO 62 475 209 ,£IOO ~ WHAKATANE. ACRES, heavy rich alluvial flats, '" all in best English grasses, close to rail and town. As a milking property is second to none. 450 an acre. 4-100 cnih. J. GRIM SHAW, 51-50 Lanibfou Quay (Howen Street Entrance), Wellington. I ' I FOfl FURTHER LAND NOTICES SEE. PAGE 11,