AUCTIONS. - CLEARING SALE AT KILBIRNIE (First Stop Through Tunnel)._ . ON-WEDNESDAY,.2nd MAY, At 1 p.m. MESSRS. DALGETY AND CO., LTD,, Wellington, have been favoured with instructions from Mr. H. F. Hansen, who is giving up dairying owing to the Hataitai Land Company taking over his property, to sell by public auction, as above, his herd of picked Dairy Cows, comprising— 12 cows, in full milk 2 cows, on drop 1 cow, due middle May 4 cows, due Juiue and July 1 2-year heifer, in calf , 1 18-month heifer 3 Holstein weauer heifers (from pick- , ed cows) 1 bull . .1 horse, aged, all work 1 pony, 0 years We can recommend this herd to anyone wanting a good dairy cow ~~TE HORO SALE. WEDNESDAY, 2nd MAY, 1917. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & -MERCANTILE AGENCY CO, LTD, will ■ffft'er for sale, at 12.30 o'clock sharp, the following:— 166 woolly lambs (good) 80,2-tooth ewes 30 mixed lambs 20 fat lambs. 20 woolly lambs 17 fat and forward cows . 20 3-year heifers 8 yearling heifers ' ■ . - 3 8-year heifers (fat) 2 empty heifers . 2 guaranteed empty heifers (3 years) 7 store cows 15 weaners ■ ' / ■ 8 mixed weaners (good) 8 weoners 2 horses _^ ■Jl/rASTERTON - - STOCK- . SALE. COLOMBO ROAD YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 2nd MAY. . 40 2-tooth ewes, ,in lamb to Lincoln rams ' ' • 100 mixed aged ewes, in lamb to B.F. rams 100 w.f. mixed sex woolly lambs 8 yearling steers' and heifors • 3 forward store cow's . i springing heifers ■ AUTUMN CATTLE FAIR. MANGAHAO yUdS, PAHIATUA. THURSDAY,- MAY 3rd, 1917. Start 10.30 a.m. sharp. THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSN., LTD. (formerly Abraham and Williams, Ltd.), will.offer on behalf of the following olients:—H. S. Morrison, Burke's Estate, Cheokley Bros,A. R. Crawford, J. Corkhill/: J. Mathews, W. Twentyman, C- T. Carman, E. S. Heckler, W. Wright; D. Allen, P. M'Carthy, M. Alpass, A. Dron, G. Scales, W. C. WoofEndin, A. D. M'Farlane, M. Caeelberg, Smart's Estate, P. Dransfield, R. W. Roworth, T. Mexted, E. T. Barthorpe, A. H. Escott, A/M'Kay, H.Hunt, R. J. Smith, J. P. Beech, S. M'Leo.d, G. Leitcli, J. Clulow, C. Eising; C. Van Praagh, J. Vile, J. T. , Kotiowski, A. J. Patchett,,O. H. Druce, H. H. Miller, D. Hercock, James Dick, J. Harding, J. Y: Crawford, R. T. Kelsey, H. Sheffield, G. H. Gibson, Murphy Bros, R. Haliburton, and 0. J. Olsen, the following lines.;of cattle:— OOAA HEAD OF CATTLE, comCO '2J and 31-year :. steers (staitiori line) 50 35-year P.A. steers 45 3j-yeir Hereford steers ' 65 3j. arid 4-year S.H.. steers .' t 70 3J-year S.H.-Cross steers 30 2J and 3|-year ■ Hereford-Cross steers -■■'■■• ■ 40 P.A.-CroBS cows,) in calf to P.A. bull 20 fat and forward P.A. cows 32 35-year Holstein-Cross steers 40 18-months Holstein-Cross steers f 65 18-months S.H. steers 35 18-months S.H.-Cross steers . 40 25-year Hereford steers . 35 3J-y,ear .P.A. steers ; 50 3J-yoar Hereford-Cross' 'bullocks 20 fat bullocks ■ '■, •. -. ' 24 2J-year steers . ' 15 18-months P.A. steers 20.35 and 45-year fat and forward ■: 'bullocks 40 35-year forward bullocks 20 25-year Polled Angus heifeTS i GO fat and .forward cows 40 store cows ■' 30 35-year forward bullocks . '< : .75 35-year- steers ' ■ ' . 25 mixed sex ' weaners 20 weaner steers ■ ' ..-.••■ 22 25-year steers ■ :• ' ■ .25 Hereford weaners , . ' 40 fat and forward bullocks 150 25 and 35-year steers (to be drafted) 200 35-year steers (to be drafted) 20 forward cows' '. .20 18-m'qnths heifers .-.''■'.' 40 18-months steers 30 20-months steeTg GO 21-year heifers, in calf to Hereford ■ ■ : bull ' • 20 cows with P.A. calves at foot 40 Hereford-Shorthorn cross weaners 40 Hereford cross weanera .- 20 18-months P.A. steers 60 2\ and 3-year Hereford cross steers 20 forward cows 20 cows with P.A.- calves at foot' 14 cows in calf to Hereford bull 15 gradecows with P.A. calves at foot ; 11 2 and 3-year-old P.A. cross heifers 14 mixed sex S.H. wean<»rs (very good) MARTINBOROUGH STOCK SALE. ' MAY 3rd, 1917. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO, LTD (late W. andG. Turnbull arid Co, Ltd.), Auctioneers, will sell as above— 60 forward ewe? 70 fat ewes ■ 25 fat lambs 40 fat lambs. 87 6 and 8-tooth ewes 100 black-face lambs 100 i and 5 -year owes, heavy skins 300 i and 5-year ewes, heavy skins 3 store cows 2 fat cows 13 18-iaonth steers ■
PRELIMINARY NOTICE. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, AND FURNITURE, at the FARM, KIMBERLEY ROAD, LEVIN, ON FRIDAY, 11th MAY, .At 12 Noon. THE above will be Sold by the N.Z. ; LOAN i AGENCY CO, LTP, under instructions from Alexander Sutherland, Esq., vrho ha<s sold his Property. . • ■ . full particulars later. _ for sale cheap. to wind up Deceased soldier's ESTATE, v Qft/l jr ACRES, Education Lease, about OUtO 13 .years of present term of lease to with permanent right of renewal for periods of 21 years at 5 per cont. on unimproved value'. Full compensation for improvements. ' Situated about .38 miles from railway by good •summer road (eeveral cars have made the trip this summer). Within U miles of small coastal township. Wool sent from the shed by boat. 1200 acres in grass, balance heavy bush. The portion in grass has all been felled, grassed, and fenced during the past 5 years. Small cottage and otbei outbuildings. Good sheep and cattle yards and concrete dip Telephone laid on to house. Present stock: GOO breeding ewes, 350 fat wethers, 650 store wothers, 150 store ewes, 450 hoggets, 100' mixed cattle, All the stock is in splendid condition. PRICE, £7000. Stock at valuation. Ruiit, 3d. per acre. Very easy terms will be given to a practical farmer. Apply WAIRARAPA FARMER? CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD, Land. Department, PAHIATUA.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3066, 30 April 1917, Page 10
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