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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 225, 11 June 1923, Page 12

AUCTIONS. TO-DAY, 2 P.M. SHARP, AT ROOMS, DOMINION AVENUE. Extensive auction sale—superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 5 PIANOS, CARPETS, RUGS, Etc. VINE & WILSON'S AUCTION ROOMS. TO-MORROW MORNING. AUCTION SALE, . 10.30 a.m. until 2 P-ni., and 2.30 p.m. until 5 p.m. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! OOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! FINAL CLEARANCE SALE OF MR. C. A. ESCOTT’S STOCK OF HIGH-CLASS ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOTS AND' SHOES, , On the Premises, THE BOOT EMPORIUM, 127 Cuba St. • I CT. SULLIVAN AND CO., Auction- • ears, of 43 Courtenay Place, have received instructions, as above, to sell by public auction the balance of high-class Ladies’, Gents.,' and Children s Boots and Shoes, regardless of cost. SALE ALL DAY. Grasp the last opportunity to obtain Boots, Shoes, Slippers at your own price. Goods on view from 9.30 a.m. C. T. SULLIVAN, Auctioneer. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE Of HIGH-GRADE' JERSEYS,; AT CHELTENHAM, On TUESDAY. JUNE 12, 1923, At 12 Noon (Sharp). LEVIN AND CO.. LTD., have received instructions from MR', E. CLAIR and MR. NORMAN GORTON to hold a combined sale of their Dairy Herds at Mr. Sinclair s Farm, «tutapu," Cheltenham. MR. SINCLAIR’S HERD: 31 High-grade Jersey cowe 18 High-grade Jersey springing heifers 1 5-year Registered bull, ' Waipiko Dauphin" (S.R.) . 1 2-year Registered bull, ‘ Waitapu Duke” (S.R.' 3 Yearling registered bulls (S.R.) ' 4 High-grade yearling Jersey bulls NOTE: The abive heifers are by "Waipiko Dauphin" .(Eminent FontaineDawn), and have been pasturing with “Waitapu Duke." Mr. Sinclair has been dairying for the past 16 years. During this time his motto has been "Feed, Breed, Test," and by fallowing these lines and by judicious culling, systematic testing, and using only sires of great butter-fat backing, he has brought his herd up to a very high standard. His average butterfat return, under the Cheltenham 1 Cow Testing Association for the 19221923 season was 357.35 lb. in 254 days. Mr. Sinclair intends to devote his energies in future in building up a pedigree Jersey herd and to sheep farming. MR. GORTON’S HERD. 20 High-grade dairy cows 5 High-grade Jersey springing heifers 3 2nd calvers (particulars at sale) 1 3-year Registered bull, "Mozelle’s Pride 5 sows in pig; 1 purebred Berkshire boar NOTE: The above cows and heifers are chiefly Taranaki bred. The cows comprise 7 first calvers, 6 second calvers, and 7 older. All been served by "Mozelle’s Pride." The cows have been tested by the Cheltenham Cow Testing Association, and have produced for 1922-1923 season 329.751 b. butter-fat in 261 days (less than 9 months). At the sale the INDIVIDUAL RECORDS OF BOTH HERDS will bo arnounced. Buyers, therefore, will have an exceptional opportunitv of selecting cows on their ACTUAL INDIVIDUAL BUTTER-FA'jC PRODUCTION. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. MOTOR-BUS will leave Levin and Co., Ltd., Feilding Office at 10.30 morning of sale. SALE. : , JUNE 12, 1923. 130 ewes in lamb 100 wethers 60 ewes 8 prime fat cow» JOHNSONVILLE FAT SALE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, At 2 p.m. 32 prime bullocks 16 prime cows 20 prime vealers 150 prime wethers 150 prime ewes 100 prime lambs 12 prime porkers ABRAHAM AND WILLJAMS, LTD., WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. ’LAND SALE On SATURDAY, JUNE 30. 1923, At 2 o’clock p.m. LEVIN AND CO.TITD., Feilding, have received instructions from the NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA, LTD., to Sell, by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Manchester Street, Feilding, as above— The well-known “Strathendrie” Property, containing 412 acres, well subdivided, well watered, large Dwelling, and a’.l necessary outbuildings. This property is situated 3 miles from Halcoinbe, and contains a portion of rich dairy land, and balance is good grazing and cropping land, growing excellent root and grain crops. TERMS.: £5OO cash deposit; balance can remain for 5 years at 6 per cent. For further particulars, apply to LEVIN AND CO.. LTD.,. Feilding. SHOWS. "OUR WEEK FOR THE EMPIRE.” "BRITISH GOODS FOR BRITISH PEOPLE." SOUTH TARANAKI WINTER SHOW, INTER SHOW, HAWERA, JULY 3,4, 5, 6 and 7, 1923. The Schedues have been completely revised.' and include Classes for:— . Dairy, Schools. Farm and Garden, Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs, Honey, Fancy Work. Homo Industries, Poultry. Cats, Photography, ' Etc. Etc. Entries’ close: School. Section,’ THURSDAY, Juno 14. Other Classes, SATURDAY, June 16. If you have not received a Scneaule write nt once to q hooker ■ Secretary. Box 79, Hawera.' business notices. • - ■ <J> ■ • MANGOLDS.. MANGOLDS. MANGOLDS. LUCERNE HAY. LUCERNE HAY. tAERY AND CO., LTD., have for Private ’ Sale large quantities of MANGOLDS and choice LUCERNE HAY at low prices. Quotations upon application.