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AUCTIONS. TO-DAY, TUESDAY, 27th JUNE, At 2.30. ON THE PBEIHSES, DEFENCE STOKES, BUCKLE STREET. TO SADDLERS, BOOTMAKERS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. W F. SHORTtTITD., have been v ' 'favoured with instructions from the Defence Department to sell on the premises, as above— A quantity of web, buff, and brown leather accoutrements, straps,, water bottles, kit bags, etc. Most of these goods are perfectly new. Samples mnv be seen at our rooms, Willis Street, or at the Defence Stores, Buckle Street. To be sold ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE; H. W. SHORTT, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, at 1.30 p.m. AT OUK ROOMS, 26 BRANDON ST. A L. WILSON AND CO. will hold ■£*■• their usual Weekly Sale of Furnishings, as above, when an attractive Catalogue of all descriptions of Furniture, from Drawing-room to Kitchen will be offered. ■ 'A. L. WILSON, 'Auctioneer: TO-MORROW. ' WEDNESDAY, at 2 o'clock. IN THE FRUIT EXCHANGE, BLAIE AND ALLEN STREETS. ROSES, CARNATIONS, POT PLANTS. rtBOBGE' THOMAS AND. CO. will Vr sell— A magnificent collection of Rc=es r.nd Flowering Plants, from the garden of tlio lata Mr. Thomas Sutherland. The catalogue includes about— ■ • 1 prn SPECIALLY-SELECTED Ro=es--IOU Fmu, Karl Druschki, Lady Gay, Cecilo Brunner, Billiard and Barr, Ard's Eover, Climbing, Mrs. AV. J. Grant. KA MAIDENHAIR Fern, Cyclamen, As**vr paragus, Piueanple, Shamrocks, Prince Wales Fern! Lily of Valley, Aspidistra. .Also, Rhododendron?, Azaleas, Camellias, Daphne, Carnations, etc. Catalogues provided. On view Wednesday morning. GEOEGE THOMAS AND CO., Auctioneers. . ■ TO-MORROW. IMPOETANT SALE OF STUD STOCK. D ALGETY AND COMPANY,' LIMITED, in conjunction with L. D. GORTON AND SON, LTD., have received instructions fnm the Executors of the late G. C. Wheeler to offer BY AUCTION in the Feilding Sale Yards ON WEDNESDAY;, 23th JUNE, At 11.30 a.m. The whole of the Burford Flock of Stud Romney Marsh ewes (Registered Flock No. 24. N.Z.F. Book), consisting of: QQK REGISTERED EWES, as follows: 185 2-tooth ewea 232 4-tooth ewes 156 G-tooth owes 112 S-tooth ewes GO 5-year, ewes 50 single-entry pedigree ewes, descended from imported ewei-various ages over 2-tooth 30 2-tooth. do. do. ,do. \The whole of these ewes aro sired by the. imported rams "Royalist" (imp.), Loyalist" (imp.), "Godolphin" (imp), "Windsor. 11th" (imp.), "Imperialist" •(imp.), ''Socialist" (imp.), and other stud rams, and are ALL IN LAMB TO STUD JtOMNEY RAMS. 4Q STUD EOMNEY EAMS Also, , On THURSDAY, 29th JUNE, At 11.30 a.m. THE WHOLE OF HIS WELL-KNOWN HERD OF STUD AND IMPORTED HEREFORD CATTLE, \CONSISTING OF- \ OQ STUD HEREFORD COWS AND OO HEIFERS -J Q STUD HEREFORD BULLS xo Including

16 cows in calf to "All's Well" (580) 11 cows in calf to "Crusader 2nd" 2 heifers in calf to "Crusader 2nd" 7 cows in calf to "Frome Ringer" • (27565), imp. 6 heifers in calf to "Frome Ringer" (27555), imp. 9 3-year heifers 17 2-year heifers 18 heifer calves 7 'stud bulls 10 stud bull calves ALL BY STUD SIRES. Also, ■1 IMPORTED STUD HEREFORD BULL — "Frome Ringer" (27E65), imp., bred by W. Griffiths, Aldersen's Torrington, calved 19th January, 1909. ' 2 IMPORTED COWS, bred by C. T. Pulley, of Lower Eaton, England— . , "DAISY Bth," by "Glendower 2nd" (22169) and her heifer calf by "Eaton Masterpiece" (25315), and "CORONIS 9th," by "Glendower 2nd" (221C9) and her bull calf by "Eaton Masterpiece" (25315). Catalogues are in course of preparation, and can to had on application to DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, Auctioneers, Wellington, and All Other Branches throughout New Zealand and Australia. and GORTON AND SON, LTD. Auctioneers, Feilding. SALE OF VALUABLE FARM PRO-"" PERTY AT PAEAPARAUMU. 1300 ACRES. MESSRS. LEVIN AND CO., LTD., under instructions from Messrs. C. and J. Whiting, who are leaving New Zealand, will sell by public auction, on WEDNESDAY. 26th JULY, at 2 p.m., at their premises, Customhouse Quay, Wellington, that highly desirable Farm now in the occupation of Messrs. C. and J. Whiting, situate \\ miles from Paraparaumu Railway Station, and containing 1300 acres, 1150 of which are in English grass, balance bush. Two 7-roomed divolllngs, electric light, high pressure water supply, outbuildings, workshop, glasshouse, shrubbery and orchard; woolshed, two sets yards, etc. Tho property is well known as good healthy sheep country, favoured with an exceptionally fino climate. It carries two sheep to tho aero all the year round, and the stock compare favourably with any flock in tho Manawntu. As Messrs. Whiting intend to sell, this is an opportunity which seldom occurs for obtaining a remunerative ferm in ono of tho most favourite localises in New Zealand. Intending purchasers will bo mot at the railway station by Mr. Whiting if they will notify him beforehand. LEVIN AND CO., LTD., , Auctioneers. A SNIP. SPLENDID DAIRY FARM. 153 ACRES, CLOSE TO PICTON. Good New Honso.of 5 Rooms with Every Convenience. Stable. Barn, Cowshed, etc. Within Ono Mile of the New Linkivater Cheese Factory. THIS Property is beautifully situated, and is a fine healthy farm. It adjoins tho homestead cf John Duncan, Esq., M.P., is close to tho seashore, and is within 1 hour's run nf Picton. - The land is all Qat nnd comprises some of the most fertile eoil in Marlborongh. Jt is all in good heart, and last year produced 1 tons of chaff per aero from a considerate area. Tho LinkwatcT Co-operative- Cheese Factory has recently been erected, nnd is within 1 milo of the property. Tho placo will run 80 cows, and probably more. Price, .£29 per aero. Reasonable terms. This is a really good property, nnd we can recommend it with confidence. GRIFFITHS AND SOW, LAND AGENTS, BLENHEIM.