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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12729, 12 April 1904, Page 3

Auctioneers. LOAN AND M.A, CO.’S SALES. STOETFOED LODGE BALEYAEDS. THE POEMAL OPENING of mo Now Saloyards will talio piano on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 13th Instant, at l p.m. . I armors and others interested are invited to attend. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 300 STOETFOED LODGE SALE WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13th. PUMj.MOUTII ewes. Sound-mouth Half Crossbred Ewca off high country. 150 Fat Ewes. 200 Lambs. 100 Fat Ewes. 300 Halfbred Merino Ewes 200 Crossbred Fat Ewes 250 Sound-mouth halfbred Ewes, off nigh country, 850 Sound-mouth Romney cross Ewes, off high country, 10 Fat Bullocks. 9 Heifers (good sorts). 1 Yearling Steer. 10 Prime Fat Bullocks 12 Fat Bullocks 12 Fat Cows 100 Good Pigs, stores and porkers 8 Woaner Heifers and Steers. 30 Fat and Forward Wethers. 300 Forward Wethers. 250 Forward Wethers. Further early entries requested. T. K LINDSAY, Auctioneer. WAIPUKURAU SALE. TUESDAY. APRIL 19th, At 2.30 p.m. A 1 A GOOD SOUND-MOUTH CROSS'iXU BRED EWES, with which English Leicester Rams are running. 50 Fat Ewes. 20 Fat Wethers (heavy weights). 15 Fat Cows. Further early entries solicited. T. E. LINDSAY. Auctioneer.

ANNUAL SALE OP THE TE MAHANGA IJIHOEOUGHBEED YEANLINGS. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., Acting in conjunction \v, .u ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LIMITED. Have been favoured with instructions from Messrs W. ,1. and A. P. Douglas to offer for saio at their yards, Eangitikei-strcet, Palmerston North, on FRIDAY, APEIL 29th, 1904. (Day after the Palmerston North Eaces.) THE ANNUAL DRAFT OP BLOOD STOCK, By the Sires TORPEDO, QUILT, MAHAKI, and PILGRIM’S PROGRESS, Waikaha. Maude. 11.M.5. Pinafore, Melinite. The Brook. Basilisk, Secret, Ludvsmith, Whaitlri, Maori Belle, Waipurata, KiHsmary, Vista, Wuiau, Young XJlra, Javeline, AUgyptilla, Lady Heart, Bonny Blink, Parlour Maid, Nymph, Rivulet. Catalogues containing full particulars of each lot can be obtained from the Auctioneer. E I L SALE DATES. Stortford Lodge, Wednesday, 13th. Onga Onga, Friday. 15th. Waipukurau, Tuesday, lyth. Wool and Skins. Thursday, 21st, Takapau, Tuesday. 26th. Stortford Lodge, Wednesday. 27th. Kaikora North, Thursday, 28th. WENLEY AND LANAUZE’S SALES. STORTFORD LODGE STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 13th APRIL. K rv FULL-MOUTH CROSSBRED EWES, eJU 120 Full-month Crossbred Ewes, 80 2-tooth Wethers 40 Pat Ewes, 10 Weaners. 50 Forward Ewes. 12 Weaners. Several Good Dairy Cows, etc.

FIXTURES FOR APRIL. Storttord, Wednesday, 13th. Onga Onga, Friday. 15tli. Horse Sale, 'Tiittcrsall's, Thursday, 21st. Takapan, Tuesday, 26th. Storttord, Wednesday, 27th. Kaikora, Tliursday, 2Blh. 230 ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS’ SALES DANNEVIRKE SALE. FRIDAY, APRIL 15th, At 1 p.m. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LIMITED. Will sell by public auction ns above—--1900 S II 13 E P. As follows: 320 Romney Ewes in lamb. 300 4 and 6tooth Wethers, 250 2-tooth Leiccster-Lin-coln Ewes, 160 full-mouth Ewes in lamb, 330 2-tooth Ewes (empty), 30 Eat Ewes, 150 2-tooth to Fresh Pull-mouth Ewes in lamb to English Leicester Hams, 20 good Lambs, 30 2-tooth Ewes and Wethers, 150 6-tooth Ewell. 100 2-tooth Ewes, 50 2-tooth Wethers. CATTLE--40 2-year Steers (good colours), 10 For--40 2-year Steers (good colours), 10 Forward Bullocks, 20 15 and 18-months Heifers, 20 18-montbs Steers, 4 2i-year Steers, 16 Prime Fat Bullocks from Pharazyn’s Waowepa Station, 20 Forward Bullocks from Pharazyn's Waowepa Station, 25 good Weancrs (good colours) without reserve. 295 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ANNUAL SALE OF BLOOD STOCK. FRIDAY, APRIL 29th, 1904. Day after the Palmerston North Races. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., In conjunction with the Will 801 l by public auction as above: IAA THOROUGHBRED HORSES, XU* * On behalf of the following wellknown breeders:— Hon. J. D. Ormond, Messrs O. P. Donnelly. W. J. and A. V. Douglas, H. Gaisford, C. L. Mackersey, and J. U. Collins.

Full particulars in future advertisement. U43 MONTAGUE LASCKLLES* SALES HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. BY AUCTION. TUEBDAY~APEIL 12th. MONTAGUE LASOELLEB Will sell a Largo and Miscellaneous Assortment of Furnishings and household EFFECTS. Comprising;— 8. and D. Beds and Mattresses, Tables (all sorts), Waahstands, Mirrors, Chairs. Cedar Sideboard, Mangle, Chests of Drawers, Singer Sewing Machine, Beale Sewing Machine, Pictures, Carpets, Linoleum, Ornaments, Crockery, Baths. Saucepans, and a largo variety of useful Sundries. SALE AT 2 O’CLOCK. STATION-STREET. THURSDAY, APRIL 14th, 1904, At II o’clock. Montague” lascelles Will sell on the Premises the Household furniture and EFFECTS of Mr B. Reardon, who is leaving the district. Details Later, “ORCHARD AND GARDEN PESTS ACT, 1903.’’ TO FRUITGROWERS AND FRUIT DEALERS. NO FRUIT infected with any of the diseases mentioned in the Schedules of tho above Act will bo received for sale after the 31st INSTANT. MONTAGUE LASCELLES, Auctioneer. March 28th, 1904. W. E. HOLLAND’S SALES. DUST PAN AUCTION MART, HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ICE MACHINE. CROCKERYWARE. AND MISCELLANEOUS EFFECTS.

W. B. HOLLAND Will soli by public Auction (without the Slightest Reserve), on TUESDAY NEXT. APRIL 12th, At 2 o'clock sharp, THE following Lots of Articles, which have been removed to the Mart: Single and Double Bedsteads, Wire and Spring Mattresses, Writing Table, Book Case. Couches. Lolly .Tars. Dinner Sets. Plates, Vegetable Dishes. Cups and Saucers. Cutlery. Cruets. Ice Machine, Fenders, Rugs, Portable Boilers, Chef* foniers, Tables, Chairs, Meat Sales. Up* to-date Driller, Dent’s Bike. Carpet Square, Plato Rack. Overmantel, and various other articles too numerous to mention.

REMEMBER! WITHOUT RESERVE! ! 538 DUSTPAN AUCTION MARTS, NAPIER AND HASTINGS. W. E. HOLLAND, I UCTIONEER, HOTEL BROKER, 1 And GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, SALES ARRANGED POE. SALES AT HASTINGS EVERY SATUE- i DAV, AT 1.50 p.m. ! JUST ARRIVED FOE PRIVATE SALE, A Largo Consignment of Brass Railed Bedsteads, Children’s Cots, etc., direct Irom the manufacturer; over 200 to choose from. W. E HOLLAND, AUCTIONEER. MOTOR CAES. TWO OLDSMOBILEB (one practically now); both good hill climbers; guaranteed in thorough going order. Prices, £MS and £l6O, Also a "Northern” 6 h.p. Run-a-about. Price, £220. Illustrations and particulars on application to A. W. SMITH, Hercules Cycle and Mqtor .Works, Christchurch, 1100