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AUCTIONS. MONDAY 11th June, MONDAY MONDAY At 11 a.m. MONDAY MONDAY Sbarn. ■ MONDAY At the FRUIT EXCHANGE, ALLEN ST. GtEORGE THOMAS AND CO. have re C ceived instructions to sell as above on behalf of various clients, without re serve— 20 crates cheese (full cream) 25 cases muscatels 20 cases- tin-plates 30 bags flour 29 hams (factory first-class) 10 cases groceries 20 cases dried fruits ■ Groceries, sundries, shop fittings, etc. etc. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE The Auctioneers have every confident in recommending the above lines to in terested parties, as being first-class. Make a note of the' time on Monda l morning. GEORGE THOMAS AND CO.. Auctioneers, Allen St. Sole Selling Agents, Wellington Dis trict, for Famous Golden Gem Flour, ai all grocers'and stores. OTAKI SALE. WEDNESDAY, 13th JUNE, 1917. MESSRS. ABRAHAM AND WIL LIAMS, LTD., will sell.at 1 p.m----160 s.m. ewes, (i-tootli up, in lamb t< S.D. rams. 150 ewes in lamb to Romney rams 00 f.f.m. ewes 100 woolly lambs 60 lambs 3 fat cows 20 young niixf d cattlo •6 mixed cattle 4 forward cows 1 good spring cart. OTAKI SALE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13,-1917. Messrs; dalgety and co„ ltd., will sell as above— 70 4-th wethers, oil' hills 25 empty owes 40 4 and 6-tooth empty ewes 40 prime fat wethers 60 shorn .lambs ' " . ' 60 2 and 4-th ewes and wethers 50 3i Shorthorn bullocks 6'fat cows 2 guaranteed August calvers 6 choice 2-year steers 5 choice heifers 20 first-class 2-year steers. 2 5-year bullocks ... • 8 prime-fat cows 10 weaner steers. 10 forward cows. 6 weanera 5 choice Jersey heifers (at drop) , , 10 weaners 1 new galvanised, tank. 100 gallons 1 new portable copper (14 gal.) 4 new pig-tubs (galvanised .hoops). GENUINE UNRESERVED SALE "OF DAIRY HERD, ETC., , AT FEATHERSTON, - MONDAY, JUNE-18th. AT 12 NOON. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND ■MERCANTILE AGENCY .(COY., LTD., have received instructions- from Mr. A. J. "WELLS, of Kahutara Road, Foatherston, to 6ell as above— 12 6econd calvers 7 third calvers 10 fourth oalvers 5 fifth calvers (In calf to pedigree Jersey bull, and duo August and September) 24 2-year Jersey Cross heifers, duo . August and September. 61 . . , . 1 brake, mare, milk-cans and sundries Light Luncheon. No outside entries taken. Auctioneer's Note—Have personally inspected herd and can thoroughly recom-,-mend this dairy to dairymen. All information re-test-at sale. IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE OF SHEEF AND CATTLE. 6100 SHEEP, 485 HEAD OF CATTLE. PAHIATUA FARMERS''YARDS. THURSDAY,. JUNE'2lst, 1917. Sale, to Commence at 12 Noon Sharp. THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., in conjunction with MESSRS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., have beon instructed to offer all the stock ex "Waikuku Station" (lately owned by H. B. Lethbridge, Esq.), as follow: • SHEEP:-124-1 2-tooth Romney-Lincoln breeding ewes, in lamb.to Romney rams 1078 4-tooth Romney-Lincoln breeding ewes,- in lamb' to Romney rams 670 6-tooth Romney-Lincoln breeding ewes, in lamb to Romney rams 686 -f.f.m. Romney-Lincoln. breeding ewes, in lamb to-Romney rams 118 4-tooth Romney-Lincoln ewes, in lamb to b.f. ranis 107 6-tooth Romney-Lincoln ewes, in lamb to-b.f. rams 107 8-tooth Romney-Lincoln ewes, in lamb to.b.f. rams 14 5-year-old Romney-Lincoln ewes 108 dry ewes 165 2-tooth ..wethers 1574 ewe lambs 156 m.s. lambs 73 4-tooth to 5-year-old Romney flock rams--CATTLE:- ...:'.'' 159 Hereford-cross breeding cows, in calf to Hereford bull and with calf at foot . 120 cows in calf 15 cows 61 2{-year Hereford heifers, in calf to Hereford bull 61 18-months. ; Hereford heifers 61 18-months Hereford steers 5 4 and 5-year-old Hereford bulls 3 aged bulls FRIDAY, JUNE 22, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, At 11 o'clock. "r^RASSMERE," MT. ALBERT ROAD, MT. EOSKILL, AUCKLAND. SPLENDID RESIDENCE, 10 ROOMS, AND OVER 3J ACRES RICHEST VOLCANIC LAND. 12 MINUTES' WALK FROM CARS. TMANDENO JACKSON, acting upon •_ instructions, will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, Customs Street East, AUCKLAND, on above dateALL THAT EXCEEDINGLY VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, known as "GRASSMERE," comprising 3 ACRES .2 ROODS AND 31.7 PERCHES, RICHEST VOLCANIC LAND, having about 75ft. frontage to Mount Albert Road, tastefully laid out in gardens, tennis lawn, and planted with ornamental in'd flowering shrubs, etc., balance in good grass, together with the THOROUGHLY UP-TC-DATE RESIDENCE'OF 10 LARGE, LOFTY ROOMS; drawingrooirf 31 by 18, diningroom 22 by 14, sittingroom 20 by 15, etc., etc., all well' appointed aud beautifully finished, leadlight doors and windows, built-in wardrobes in most bedrooms, ' linenp'ress, hot and cold water, etc., etc. Complete range of outbuildings, motor garage, 2-stalled stable, buggyshed, wood and coalshed, wired-in fowl-run, etc. GRAND ELEVATED POSITION, lying nicely to the sun, commanding EXQUISITE VIEWS of surrounding coun:ry, and only 12 minutes' walk from Royal Oak Cars. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SMALL FARM. ; UNENCUMBERED Gentleman's Resi- ! dence, 8 largo Tooms, all necessary mtbuildings, motor shed, etc., lawns, jrchard, 23 acres rich land. Situate ifan.iwatii District, .C 2750. Particulars apply "ELIGIBLE," "Dominioa" Qfnc.o,