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AUCTIONS. SHANNON SALE. MONDAY, AUGUST 3, At 1 p.m. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS LTD. will Sell as above:— 30 fat ewes jo b.f. hoggets 8 fat bullocks 9 fat P.A. cows and heifers 10 fat caws, ex dairy 12 store cows 15 yearling heifers o springing cows and beilera JOHNSONVILLE STORE STOCK SALE. MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1942. at 1 p.m. fl springing dairy e°ws and heifers 25 store cows 15 L ami f. cows 6 fat I’.A. cows 15 runners and vetllers 1 21-year Jersey bull Further Entries Invited. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., JOHNSONVILLE FAT STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, At 1.30 p.m. mo HEAD CATTLE, Comprising:— 100 prime bullocks 20 I’.A. cows 10 P.A. heifers “0 P A vealers 800. SHEEP, Comprising 250 fat wethers . 1(» fat 2-tooths 300 fat ewes & CO., LTIL. LEVIN SALE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, at 11.30 a.m. 80 prime wethers 180 fat ewes 200 fat lambs GO 2-tooth ewes, r.w. S.D. r. 8 fat bullocks 9 fat P.A. cows . 20 fat cows, ex dairy 30 vealers jfl 21-year I’.A. steers 1“ “i-vear I’.A. heifers . 8 selected springing Jersey heifers 12 yearling Jersey heifers 50 porkers 60 store pigs . iIU7 300 ft. Jlu. piping PAHfATUA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1042, At 11.30 a.m. 1200 SHEEP, Comprising: — 100 b.f. hoggets r 160 w.f. hoggets 100 5-year ewes, r.w. S.D. rams 100 fat wethers 100 2-tooth wethers r 50 2-th ewes, r.w. S.D. rams CATTLE—--20 springing Jersey cows and heifers PIGS— • . 50 wearier pigs On Account F. C. Ebbett, Makomako—--400 ewe hoggets (1 ear-mark) 200 5-year ewes r.w. Romney and S.D. rams (1 ear-mark) aoi* RAETIHI HORSE FAIR. TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1942, At 12.30 p.m. / N Z LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in England), are holding a Horse hair at their Raetlhl Sale.vards on the aboije date. The following is the offering:— 30 DIIAUGHT HORSES. The majority Of these horses are broken to all work 45 HACKS. These comprise useful broken hacks, mostly young horees, among which are some very good cobs. Also—--1 g.f. “Oliver” plough, 1 set tyne harrows (2 leaf), horse bars trace chains, 2 pack saddles, 65-gallon Alta-Laval separator, cream cans, buckets, 1 coll Cyclone sheep netting. AM-

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND AND DISPERSAL SALE OF STOCK. ON THE FARM, . JUDGEFORD, I’AMAUTANUI, On THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, .1912, At 12 Noon.

WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD.,; have received instructions from the Trustees In the Estate ot the late EDAV ARD DRAPER, to ’offer for sale as under:— THE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising 205 acres, situated in the Moonshine, approx. 9 miles from Pahnutanui. This is hilly country, with a good sole of English grass, subdivided into 5 paddocks, with a whare, sheep yards, car shed, and small woolshed. The goodwill of the leasehold land at the Haywards Road, comprises 250 acres of undulating to hilly country, the fences being in fair order, with a whare, wools'hed and yards. The godwill of. the leasehold land at Judgeford comprises 37 acres of flat to undulating country, subdivided into 4 paddocks, with a five-routed house and all necessary farm outbuildings. STOCK AND IMPLEMENT'S:— 282 m.a. ewes, Romney, rams 87 m.a. ewes, S.D. rains 63 wethers, 50 w. hoggets, 65 ewe hoggets, 8 rams, 13 18-month dairy heifers, 10 store cows, 5 dairy cows, 10 nt.s. weaners, 1 horse, spring dray and harness, J t? n manure, o sheets iron, sheep dip, 1 50-gtil. Lister separator, churn, cowcovers, wheelbarrow, tools and household furniture. OUTSIDE ENTRY: — 130 m.a. ewes, Komney rams LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. The property will be offered at 12 o’clock sharp, followed by the Stock and Implements.. , . For terms and conditions of Laud Sale apply to Messrs. Luckie, AVlren and Kennard, Solicitors, Wellington. AW4 CLEARING SALE. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS LTD. have been instructed to sell on a/e. of MESSRS. W. WARD AND SON, Kimbolton Ro“jk Fe’ilding, on August 6, 10-12, at 12.30 p.m.:— 400 5-yr. ewes, r.w. S.D. ram, March 10 75 S.D. hoggets 8 S.D. rams 7 cows in milk 15 cows, Aug. calvers 10 heifers, r.w.b. 2 Jersey bulls 2 draught horses, all work 1 pony * 6 Tamworth cross sows, to farrow 7 young Devon, and Berk, sows 1 No. 3 Keystone mill 1 i'ordson tractor 1 M.H. 11-coulter drill t top dresser 1 big (! McCormick mower 1 low-line milking plant, hay rake, billed hay. seed oats, and barley grass harrows, block dray and harness, 1-toii Dodge truck, and sundries. OUTSIDE ENTRY:— 1 stand shearing plant: and grinder LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. The herd is comprised of mostly young Jersey cross cows In good condition and culled heavily each year. Ab-iu It UH A I LAND FOR SALE. ” FOR SALE ACRES Puketapu. mostly hilly, dlvld e<l 4 large, 3 small paddocks; running streams; carrying capacity 700 breeding ewes 110 cattle; 6-rooined house, e.l. and stove- and sheepyards. It miles Napier. Priec £l3 acre. Terms easy. DE PELTCHET. McLEOD AND COLTD.. Box Hastings. FARM 100 acres, nice home*, well subdivided' wat.-red, registered dairy, electric; 54) head, going concern; implements, maebinorv Suit soldier. Reduced A-bOO quick sale. E4J, “Dominion.” obituary” Mrs. Catherine Fryer Reported to lie the first white child to have been born in Hie Kaikouru district, Mrs. Catherine Fryer, of Nikati Street Eastbourne. Wellington. who died recently, was a few mouths less than 80 vears of age. Mrs. Fryer had seen the growth of AVellington from wfaiw.V., £< ’ r «he was n descendant of the 1< ellingliam family anti h'T grandfather was a partner in the "AVellington independent. Alauv yearn of her married lite were spent in‘Blenheim, but latterly she resided in the AVellington district. Mie is survived by her husband, three sous, •ind one daughter. Her eldest son predeceased her, and her youngest sou gave .bis life in Flanders in tho last Avar.