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AUOI lUNfcfeHtf' NOI lCfcft. EKETAHUNA STORK SALE. 24th NOVEMBER, 1911. THE Associated auctioneers will sell as above—--470 2, 4, 6, and f.f.m. ewes with 95 per cent lambs 280 isMorn wethers 200 mixied hoggets 30 prime fait mothers 33 buLlocks 22 yearlings 1 empty (heifer 1 good dairy cow 10 yearling heifers (good) 2 dairy cows at pro lit yearling Shorthorn bull 50 mixed hoggets 1 18-mon.th i'.B. Jersey bull. 1 red 3yr Holstein bull 1 L'yr Shortlliioni bull PAH lAT U A STOCK SALE. 21st NOVEMBER, 1911. FARMERS' ASSOCIATION YARDS THE Associated auctioneers sell as aoove--10 yearling dairy iheifers (good) 1 yearling Shorthorn' bull 2 dairy cowis at profit SOLWAY SAt t. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22nd, at 12.30 .p.m. THE Associated auctioneers will sell as above—--120 12 to 18-month giood coloured steers 16 15-month steers 4 2JT sitters 12 .15-mtmtihs picked AvrsihirteJersey dairy (heifers 25 forward) empty cowis 25 yearling steers pahiatua stock sale. TUESDAY, NOV. 28th, 1911, MANGAHAO YARDS'. THE associated auctioneers will seM as abbve, at 11.30 A.m.: — 150 2yr dairy heifers--125 tJie.'rsey ctt'bsis 170 15 and 18 im)o!nit3iß heifers 70 'HoLstein cross heifer a 2-0' young IbulilJs 12 Syir steers. 12 feiteeirs 2 springing heifers 120 mixed, hoggets 80 dirv ewes* 70 eweis and Jla-mibs/ 150 lilogjgets--150 forward empty ewes--50 ewte with 100 .per iceait. liatmbpi 50 mixed, hogget® N.B.—The athve Ihieitfws lafrV* «• firlst ofeass fc-t. and l reflected from hwdts in this' district, aiid will ibe drafted acocxrt3:':ag it o.; quality and breeding. Important Unreserved Clearing Sale At PARK, OPAKI, Thxt-e .uiifs from jivJjastertoii. THURSDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER, iuil, at 11.30 a.m. Mess:: 3 ialgeiy and co., Dtu.j Lave fettheil instructions from, Messrs A. and J. Welch, \\ iliow Park Estate, Upaki, w!ho have sold tiieir "iarni, to hold an unreserved clearing sale on above diate and time, of lih<j whole of their live and dead l stock, comprising— Sheep—' • 700 2, 4, 6 and 8 (tooth ewes, with 90 per oent. of R/omney Haoaibs 130 4 and oyr ewes, with* 100 per cent. Shropshire and Southdown Jambs 110 4 and oyr ewes with 100 per cent, Slhrtopshilra and Southd'own iamlbs 180 4 and oyr ewes with 100 per cent. Shropshire and Southdown lambs 22 Roxnney and Shropshire and Stouthidlown rams 35 hoggets. 1177 Horses—--5 dra<ught geldings, 6 to 9yrs old 4 .dtraAight. mares, sto , years old 3 draught mares and foals Iby Federation 3 dr.auglit filillies' and geldings, unbroken. 2 hacks ' Harness — 6 sets pllough harness 3 '.sets shaft harness 3 sets hkioks. and chains. And quantity of odd harness, ■chains, etc. Cattle— , „ 1 3yr shorthorn bull 1 _ 12 dairy cows in profit 6 springing cows Figs— . 3 sows with litters , 1 Berkshire boar Implements— " . 1 3-f. plough', 2 D.F. Reid and Gray Ploughs, 2 sets Tine Harrows, 1 set Disc Harrows, Cambridge Roller, Duncan DriJil, Grain Drill, McCormick Binders, Cultivator, 3 rap< Drays, "Wool 1 Press, Wmnowang Machine, 2 and the usual number of snnd'nes, etc.. etc. , AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.- The Auctioneers draw special attention to this opportunity of buyers securing first class stock. The ewes and femibe are particularly good, ami the horses are all good, sound and honest workers. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer. P.0.80x 145. Vhone 283. N. H. JAMES. A.P.A. (N.Z.) STOCK AND SHAREBROKER, Perry Street, Masterton. FLOTATION OF COMPANIES UNDERTAKEN. AUDITING OF~COMPANIES' ' BOOKS A SPECIALTY. Oorrespondenfte Invited. RICK FERN ANO SWAMP LANO. FOR SALE.— SOO ACRES, most lv rich fern and drained swamp land; fenced; river boundary. House 6 rooms, Milking Sheds. Cart and Implement Sheds, Orchard, etc. Eight miles from seaport, on proposed railway route. Mail roach passes 8 times a week. Exceptionally easy twmo. Parfcicnlarß. Box 859, G.P.O jiUOKIiANDv I