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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2003, 10 March 1914, Page 10

AUCTIONS' clearing sale of dairy stock & . horses, etc., on the -farm, .gilt.espie's line', palmerston north, .■■''■-: ■ " .■ to-day, : ■'.' .■'' , TUESDAY, 10th MARCH, 1014, _ ...'■' ' At. 12 Noon. '.' '' ' . ' ABRAHAM A WILLIAMS,. LTD., in--structed by J. A. Russell. E?q., who is giving-up Dairying and Contracting, will sell— -, 20 young dairy cows. Jersny-Shorthorn, . calvjiiß Anj. and Sept. 1 cow, just 'calved , ,. 1 2J-ycar heifer, to calve September 2 fat and forward cows, S' mixed wenners 2 purebred Jersey bulls, 2 to 21 years 135 fat and forward tombs, extra good : 4 draught maros, 4 to 7 years, broken to all and guaranteed 7 do. geldings, 3 to 7 years 4 spring carters, 3 to 7 years 1 fast rij nnre. 6yr«.. 1 18-months spring carter, unbroken 1 2}-year colt, by "Hiro," unbroken Also. Implements («11 in sood order), comprising;:—Deeriii!; Reaper aud Binder, 2 sets disc Harrows. 2 set's Tine Harrows, Cambridee Roller, M'Conuick Hay RaVe, 2 d.f. Plough".-'1 «-f. Plongh, 2'sets -4horso"Yokes, Swingletrees, etc., etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE, On WEDNESDAY, 11th MARCH, ISI4, At 1 p.m.. At the HOMESTEAD, "Lime Hills" (15 Miles from Makuri Road from Pahiatua). D ALGETY AND CO., LIMITED, have been favoured ... with instructions from Mr. H. Mackay, who has sold his property, to offer the whole of his live and dead etock for unreserved sale, as above: — . SHEEP--350 two-tooth ewes 200 four-tooth ewes . 233 six-tooth ewes , 244 eight-tooth ewes 207 fiye-ycar-old ewes ' (100 mixed sex shorn lambs ID Romney rams G Lincoln rains CATTLE- . 13 cows, with calves at foot (calved by Polled Angus aud Hereford . bulls) 14 cows, r.w.b. 15' foiiT-year-old bullocks—very forward 4 two-year-old heifers, r.w.b. 2 first-class milking.cows 2 steers and •! heifers, 15 months old 1 three-year-old Polled Angus bull UORSES3•lig'ht plough horses (one with foal at foot)- ' • . .' „ 1 three-year-old pony, broken to saddle : - 1 pair of buggy horses IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES--1 double buggy 1 single buggy, with pole and shafts 1 wool press" Also all necessaTy implements and sundries in connection with the property. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. CLEARING SALE, AT KARORI. WEDNESDAY, Uth MARCH, 1914. At 12.30 p.m. . BALGETV AND COMPANY, LIMII- - liavj been favoured with instruc-tions-front' Mr. 51. W. Prendeville, of Makara, who has given up dairying, to sell his Dairy Herd at Mr. E. .7. Johanswm's homestead, which is next Knrori Park (tram car passes tho door), as above: 15 cows, in milk, due July, August, September \ 8 cows, due March, April, May (i heifers winter calvers 1 Ayrshire bull . 1 lady's hack Milk cans and sundries Bovei'3 will note the alteration of date front Toesday 10th, to WEDNESDAY, 11th instant. LEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, MARCH 13th, 1914. D ALGETY AND CO.. LTD., will sell at 11.30 a.m.— - ■ 300 woolly lambs (lots) 190 i 'and β-tooth and f.f.m. ewes' ' 200 4 and 5-year ewes SOfl woolly lambs - 125 forward ewes ■ 40 lambs . .. . ■ ■ . .100 4. and 5-year ewes 70 G-tooth and f.f.m. ewes ' 'no fat ewes ' 40 fat. lambs 100 fat ami forward ewes 10 IS-month steers 40 2-yeav steers 13 2-year heifers 10 U.K. wennei'3 1 springing cow ,2 springing .heifers 2 yearling cattle ....... LEVIN SALE. FRIDAY, 13th MARC, 1914. .' A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., -tx -will sell at 1 p.m.— 700 4 and 5-year-old ewes (tij>-top line) 358 2-tooth' ewes (lots)100 breeding owes ■ 100 fat and forward rape lambs ".'- 80,2-tooth wethers . . :.!)2.store.,ewes • 70 fat ewes . 50 18-month steers 25 3-year-pld steers 15 yearling steers 12 2-year steers 31 weanera (lots) 1 10 heifers.'in calf 7 first-class cows in milk 8 Jersey-cross heifers, r.w.b. 6 fat heifers porkers, store and weaner pigs 3 purebred Berkshire sows On-account W. Hovrobin, Levin— 7 grads Jersey weaner 'heifers Note.—Pigs will be sold at ■ 12.30 sharp. ' ..:'..:..EKETAHUNA SALE. , FRIDAY, MARCH 13tli, 1914. THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell as. above:— ' 250 2-tooth ewes (good line) 200 2-tooth ewes (1 ear-mark) 300 b.f. lambs' 200 2-tooth wethers * 200'4-yciir ewes 120 f. and f. ewes On account of Brooklands Station— 450.2-tooth ewes (extra good line) 550 4 and 5-year ewes On account 0f.F.8. Lowes, Esq.— 230 6-tooth to ■ 5-year ewes (iood line) On account of J. P. Lowes, Esn,.— 160 2-tooth ewe.3 -On account of R. Thomas, Esq.— 200 4-year ewes 11S7 ACRES FREEHOLD,- CARRYING OVER 3000 SHEEP, TOR 95?. PER ACRE. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. VSJE offer the following exceptionally '' cheap grazing property to anyone wanting profitable sheep country for a small cash outlay:— lfiSO Acres Freehold, Waiiganui River; L.T Titlo; good hilly sheep country, bush land, of which 1187 acres aro felled and grassed with best English grasses; good soil; sunny and well watered; 125 acres just felled, nnd sown with, rape and turnips, etc.; last shearing 3200 sheep; about 5 miles good wire fences, convenient paddocks; good new 4-roomed house, telephone, new woolshed, man's room, garden and orchard, sheep yards, dip. etc.; Warm and sheltered sheep country. The flats are niltnirably adapted lor fruit growing. Tins is the cheapest sheep farm in the Dominion. As the owner is anxious to sell promptly for private reason?, he has ieduced the price to IOOs. nn acre. Only 20s. an nere cash, and very easy terms for tho balance. Writo for full particulars at once. 0. L. IJUJGAN AND CO., AUCTIOXEEnS AND LAND. AGENTS, WANGAN VL