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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2953, 13 December 1916, Page 10

AUCTIONS, j SUPPLEMENTARY CATTLE FAIR./ PAHIATUA FARMERS' YARDS, ■PAHIATUA. WEDNESDAY, 13th DECEMBER, 1916, r At 11.30 a.m. sharp. . 1 ]\/rESSRS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON , i-U AND CO., LTD. (late W. and G. c Turnbull and Co., Ltd.), advise that they i will offer, as above, on behalf of ) clients:—-: • "J KKQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE, XOOrJ Comprising:— 140 3 and 4-year bullocks 38 3 and 4-year ti.H. and Holstein bullocks 30 3-year-old bullocks 30 3-year-old bullocks 25 3-year-old bullocks 40 3-yenr S.H., Hereford, and Holstein ;■ steers . ; 30 2-year-old steers 70 2-year-old steers 30 yearling steers [' 90 tip-top conditioned S.H.-cross cows [ and calves . i ■50 young cows and calves 40 fat and forward cows r 30 fat and forward cows 30 fat and forward, cows 18 fat and forward cows 40 empty cows . 10 fat cows 16 store cows ' 40 fat and forward cows (to be drafted) 7 fat cows 7 fat cows and heifers 210 yearling heifers (to be drafted) 40 station-bred 2-year S.H. heifers ' 20 2-yoar P.A. heifers ; 27 15 to'lß-month Jersey-cross heifers 12 2-year empty heifers ] 30 yearling P.A.-cross heifers ! 13 18-months heifers , 20 15 and 18-months Holstein heifers , 10 P.A. heifers , 4 3-year empty heifers 70 15-months S.H. steers 27 18-months steers . 60 yearling steers 20 yearling steers 8 yearling P.A. and S.H. steers 50 mixed yearlings (to be drafted) 25 mixed yearlings .15 mixed'weaners' 30 fat and forward 3 and 4-yr bullocks 20 3-year bullocks Conveyance will meet morning train at Woodvillo on the 13th to convey intending purchasrs to the Pahiatua Cattle Fair, then returning to Woodville. . .'■ FRANK EVANS, Auctioneer.' UNRESERVED SALE OF CHOICE "■ . DAIRY.COWS. , -... At the FARM, POROUTAWHAO, LEVIN. MONDAY, 18th DECEMBER, 1916. . A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., -£*- , have received instructions from Messrs. Thorne and Pettman (who are obliged to dispose of their herd owing to Mr. Thome's enlistment for . active service) to sell, as above, at 12.30 p.m., their well-known herd, consisting of:— ■ 75 choice cow 6in full, milk Also, subject to slight reserve:— 12 good porkers 14 store pigs 2 sows and litters , . . 2 sows to farrow I pedigree Jersey bull 1 5-year S.H.. bull Perfect Separator (110 gallons an hour), Skim Milk Pump, 4-plant. Austral Milk- . ing. Machine (tank system), Milk-cans, Iron Copper. (Metters), Spring Cart, Pig Troughs, Barrels, Sundries, etc. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ■ Auctioneers' Note.—We have inspected the above herd, 'and can thoroughly recommend the cows as being a particularly choice lot. They are in excellent condition, and consist mainly of Shorthorns, Holsteins, and Grade Jerseys, and are all practically second; third, and fourth calvers. Inspection is invited by vendors at the farm at any time. "PALMERSTON NORTH FORT- ' NIGHTLY HORSE SALE. SATURDAY, 16th DECEMBER, 1916. ABRAHAM AND WILLTSMS, LTD., will sell as above, at 1 p.m.— 1 20 draughts, hacks, and harness horses ' Also, on account of client, from Hawke's Bay: 100 horses, broken- and unbroken, hacks, ponies, and half-draughts - No Further Entries Accepted. ' ' ' ANNUAL SALE' ' Of■-.-'' THOROUGHBRED HORSES. '■"; PALMERSTON'NORTH. THURSDAY, 28th ' DECEMBER; 1916. ABRAHAM AND. WILLIAMS, LTD., will hold their annual thoroughbred .sale as above. ■ \ Entries, which close on the lfith December; NOW BEING-RECEIVED. ' - v CLEARING - SALE OF BREEDING . EWES AT OKIRAE, FORDELL. LEVIN AND CO.,.LTD., in conjunction with ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD., have received instructions from Mr. James Campion, who is giving up Sheep breeding owing to his sons having enlisted, to sell by auction, early in. February— 7000 well-bred Romney ewes, off Okirae Hills, including s ' •400 stud Romney ewes FURTHER PARTICULARS LATER.! FOR SALE, EXCHANGE,. OR LEASE. "Grass that never dries up!" Q/dLI ACRES of , good Cocksfoot and O'arX Clover Country, 120 acres bush, 11-1$ sheep, besides cattle, to acre; hilly, sheltered; 10 miles Dannevirke;' yards and dip; no house; timber mill ready to work; Jill -per acre, J. 650 deposit. Will consider , any exchange. J. W.. WALKER,. Ormondville. ' .'.. _ A PROFITABL A WELL-CONDUCTED RESTAURAN •, (average). Well furnished and a centre of one of the best towns in New premises. Rent, £3 per week for 5 yea ORCHARD 1 fl ACRES, good-rich land,-.situate JLOS apples iu full bearing. New 5ence. Dairy, man's room, arid 3-cow h W. A. EDWA LAND AND ESTATE MOTOR GARAG FOR SALE AS A GOOD Lease, Cheap Rental. Good Tu will XIOO. Stock at valuation. Ca time. ~ A rood opening for a man with hniitc : SEVERAL CAR AGENCIESF. P.' WELCH, ~ • DAIRYING LAN m ACRES, all in grass, 10 acres stu good new house, cowshed, separa ing. Township, railway station, school, freezing works close. Stock carried at Title, Freehold, no mortgage. In Taran be cheap at .£56 per acre.. A wide-awake terms. Apply sharp, W. L, ,JQHNSTO CHOICE DA oiyft ACRES, all in grass and cultivat Ot\} dwelling with all conveniences, stables, implement sheds, calf pens and s chine and 3£ h.p. engine; now drill, bro disc and tine harrows. Take, etc.; 70 cow B'horses, etc.; situated within 1 mile of .£5500; very easy terms arranged for a g G. -B. LEVER, . * ()"| r" ACRES, Westmere, 3J miles from ril-t) able, balance good dairy eotm in the district. Divided into 8 paddoci yards, etc., 1J miles from creamery and 130 cows, besides cairying other stock, property. Will be. sold cheap on easy I V Owner leaving for front. GEEAVI i . _■ LAND AGENTS | /»rA ACRES (Freehold), Manawatu lin bOU in North Wand; healthy, at land obtainable. Most oi this land con! deep. About 30 acres flat and Temaindi valleys, is all ploughable. Wintering 2 1 root crops would easily carry 3 sheep to comprise 7-roomed dwelling, dairy, cows! Price .£l2 10s. acre; adjoining owner ai i vise early inspection. Terms, .£2OOO cash , j. d: martin m ESTATE AGENTS AND BROKERS, 215