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AUCTIONS. LEVIN SALE. TUESDAY, JULY 4, at 11.30 a.m. 240 fat wethers (JO fat ewes 320 fat lambs 70 4 aud 5-year ewes, r.w. S.D. rams 5 fat P.A. bullocks 24 fat P.A. heifers and cows 15 fat cows, ex dairy 30 vealers 6 dairy cows and heifers 30 store pigs. A 576 UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. AT KAIWAIWAI. FEATHERSTON. ON THE MAIN MARTINBOROUGHFEATHERSTON ROAD. To be held on MONDAY, JULY 10. 1944, At 11.30 a.m. Sharp. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON &■ CO., LTD., have received instructions from R. E. Williams, Esq., who has sold his property, to offer as above: — 72 GOOD JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS COWS, due factory dates 14 2 and 3-year springing Jersey heifers 16 yearling Jersey heifers, out of selected cows 2 P.B. Jersey bulls (3 and 4 years) 64 fat and forward hoggets 4 breeding sows 1 sow with litter of 8 2 half-draught horses, broken to all work 1 grey pony, vci-y quiet ... 5-cow L.K.G. milking plant, electric motor , 1 70-gal. Alfa Laval separator (S.R.) Milk cooler, cream cooler, buckets, vacuum pump, McEwan water pump 10 20-gal. milk cans (S.R.), water heater, tub, drums ; 3 pig sties on skids, hay rake, 200-gal. galvanised iron tank, milk brake 1 2-tor caterpillar tractor, just overhauled (S.K.), 3-furrow plough, 9coulter M.-H. drill, cultivator, tip cart, binder. 4-leaf tyue harrows, sacks, 4 sacks seed oats, rape seed, cow covers, strainers, timber, 2 grit mills, spring cart harness, brake harness, tools, sundries, odd furniture. Approx 1300 bales good hay 6 geese 6 W.L. pullets OUTSIDE ENTRY. 1 manure distributor aud 1 good farm horse. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—We have inspected this herd of cows aud heifers, and can recommend them to intending purchasers. Mr. 'Williams has always made a practice of culling heavily and using only top bulls, ami this sale affords an excellent opportunity for buyers to fill their requirements. ORDER OF SALE: Sundries, implements, pigs, and cows. A 578 IMPORTANT SOUTHDOWN SALE. ACCOUNT D. W. REID, ESQ. To be held at the FEILDING SHOWGROUNDS, WEDNESDAY. JULY .19, 19-14, At 11 o’clock Sharp. 900 REGISTERED SOUTHDOWN’S, Com prising:— 550 mixed age ewes mated with stud sires 170 ewe hoggets 100 ram hoggets 80 shearling rams Owing to several present-day difficulties, Mr. Reid has decided to dispose of his complete Southdown Flock No. 307. A prominent breeder for many years, Mr. Reid was first associated with his father, the late Mr. W Reid, and since 1919 has been breeding on his own account. Founded on ewes from the flock which he then was controlling for W. Reid aud Son, .the present stud was later added Jo with ewes from A. Houghton (Fl. 163). W. and W. Page (Fl. 381). A. G. Bayliss (Fl. 927), 11. W. Collier (Fl. 466), and Estate A. J. Faulkner (Fl. 290). Mr. Reid showed representative sheep from the flock with great success over a number of years, and recorded also high average sales of rams, some of which on occasions were exported to Australia. At one time the flock was one of. if not the largest, in Hie Southdown breed, but latterly has been somewhat reduced. The- flock has at all times been run on a commerei.il basis, lor the sale of good quality rams, which find a ready market. Full particulars ’ from tho Stud Stock Auctioneers— DALGETY & COMPANY, LTD. (Inc. in England), All Branches and Agencies. AST7 KUKAL LAND WANTED FARM WANTED. WE re-iuiri- tor a client uu area of approx, ion ACHES of I'lHS'l'-CI.ASS i.or •H'l’™*. 150 ACRES of HIGH-GRADE SECONDCLASS I.AND ' Situated between and including end WAIKANAE aud NEAR THE RAILWAY LINE. , . The soil must be fairly firm ami the properly well watered, Hat and/or undulating. Shelter would be of great advantage. Particulars to— A. J. TOOGOOD A' CO.. P.O. Box 332. Phones 40-371 office; .'id-I7C. private. WJXTKP”to~Leasi'. Dairy Farm: handy to Wellington. Full ptirllculars to F. 208. “Dominloiij” er Tel. 18-459, evenings.