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AUCTIONS. TO BILLIARD SALOON PROPRIETORS AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE Of No. S GEOKGE Known as the Palace Billnud Saloon, On WEDNESDAY. MAY 11. 19-4, At 1.30 p.m. sharp. rrOTR KAIRANGA AUCTIONEERING T CO LTD* have received inetructmns to Sell the Contents of tho above Billiard Saloon, comprising— Full-sized Billiard Tables <3 Akock, 1 and spider rests cloths. 7 balls “Tset Kelly pool, 10 boards, 10 seats upholstered in leathu with platforms and Vbte jjool pii)S> fnble covers, mirS U M°N;tLngca : h Registmprising geneiutoi. K,,ii)s shades, board, wiring. p ’l’? n^ I1 j dl .y items, etc., and numeious sunu j NOTE.-All the above articles are i splendid order. -— UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALES. PUREBRED FRIESIAI. HERDS. SIDE, and L. R. SIOUV-irvi, On FRIDAY, MAY 16, at 1130 a.m. (Canterbury Winter Show W eex) SELECTED FRTESIANS gA 60 SELECTED FRIESIANS Comprising Notable Stud Bulls, Jounff Cows and Heifers, and Yearling Bulls. The Unreserved Dispersal Sales of the GUINEASLEA and LAKESIDE herds is a great opportunity for Friesian Brew - ers to secure some of the test Dutch Friesians in New Zealand, as both, herds were founded on pure Longbeach blood, and the test Longbeach bred sires have teen used. Mr. Stoddart has used two of New Zealand’s most famous champion bulls in the half-brothers, Longbeach General Botha and Longbeach Big King, both of which were sold for export nt big prices. The first daughter of Big King tested gave 7001 b. fat as a junior two-year-old, average test 4.4 per cent. In all, Mr. Stoddart’s herd has won 250 prizes, including 15 Championships, at leading shows, and one of his Champions produced under test as a junior 2-year-old 6511 b. fat. Mr. Overton’s herd sire, Longbeach Motherland Champion King, is undoubtedly one of the very best bulls bred by Mr. John Grigg, and the young stock by him are a splendid line. His dams on both sides have given over 1001 b. milk per day, and the average test of his dam for the full year was 4 per cent. A former herd sire was from a dam with a record of 9031 b. fat. This herd is also full of prizewinners, and has bred or exhibited many Champions at leading Shows. This sale of two such successful herds therefore makes available a great opportunity to buy the very test obtainable in the Dominion, and every animal will go up for ABSOLUTE UNRESERVED AUCTION. Tho signed transfers of ownership will be handed over at the sale. Catalogues on application to The Auctioneers— THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO., LTD. (For Mr. Overton), PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS, LTD. (For Mr. Stoddart), In Conjunction with WRIGHT, STEPHENSON * CO., LTD., Christchurch and Branches. UNRESERVED CLEARING DAIRY SALE. HIGH-GRADE JERSEYS, On WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924, At 12 o’clock sharp. LEVIN AND CO. LTD., and the N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD., have received 1 instructions from MR. H. J. LANCASTER, to Sell, bv Auction, at his property. GLEN OROUA, WITHOUT RESERVE, jp HIGH-GRADE JERSEY COWS, early Spring Calvers — 1 high-grade springing cow 2 high-grade Jersey heifers 4 pedigree Jersey bulls (S.R.), from yearling to 4-year-o’d 1 2-horse milk brake in good order LUNCHEON. • NOTE.—Wo have inspected the above etock. and have no hesitation in describing them as the best Herd of High-grade Jerseys we have ever offered at Auction. Among tho number will be many prize-winners at all the principal Agricultural Shows on the Const, and quite half the cows have been pasturing with tho imported bull Lilly’s Noble Raleigh. Mr. Lancaster is selling the WHOLE of his grades, and is devoting his attention to pedigree stock, and as the sale is absolutely without reserve, wo have tho greatest confidence in recommending buvers of really first-class h’gh-grade Dairy Stock to attend this Sale. LAND SALE - EASY TERMS. KAIRANGA FLATS—S MILES’ FROM BOROUGH OF PALMERSTON NORTH. RICHEST LAND IN MANAWATU. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., instructed by the Trustees of the late James Ryman will sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, Queen Street, PALMERSTON NORTH, at 11 a.m. on THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924— ACRES, FREEHOLD. Terms: 10 per cent, on fall of hammer, 10 per cent, on possession; A'5CO in 3 months unless buildings of equal value erected. Balance for 5 years at 6 per cent, per annum. Renewal for further terra on payment of 10 per cent, of purchase moneyniy ACRES, EDUCATION LEASE, 12 </ 4 years to run; rental .£176 jier annum, renewable at valuation. I'ull compensation for improvements. Substantial homestead. Terms 20 per cent, on fall of hammer, 20 per cent, on possession, balance for 5 years at 6 per cent, per annum. jloth properties are well subdivided, have beautiful pastures, and are watered by artesians. Possession June 5, 1924. Vendors reserve use of house until July 15, 1924. Inquiries to DALGETY & CO.. LTD., all branches, and HANKINS, FITZHERBERT, AND ABRAHAM, Solicitors, Palmerston Nori I). RABBITSKINS. rpilE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND X MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. LTD., will be holding an Auction Sate of Rabbitskins. On FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1924, AT WELLINGTON. Tixippers are requested to consign their Skins to LOAN AND MERCANTILE, WELLINGTON. All consignments will receive the personal attention of our fully qualified expert. Liberal advances made on receipt of parcels into Store. Prompt Account Sales. Latels and Advice Forms on Application to alt Branches and Agencies.