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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9823, 13 June 1914, Page 6

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auction mm. Dalgeiy and Qg>. insert a preliminary notice in connection with a clearing sale of dairy s|ock_ they are holding i\~ Slve'rhope on June 29, on behalf of Messrs Baklett Bros. Abraham and Williams, Ltd.,,hVe. received instructions from MrJV. E. Moffatt, Karere, to sell his dairy Mock by public auction, at the farm, on Tuesday, June 23, at 12.3G p.m. Full particulars are advertised on page 8. Drapery will be obtainable. at auction prices at Harry Palmer's mart until 9 o'clock this evening. clearing Sale. A reminder is -given dairymen, of the sale of choice dairy stock % to bo held at Raumai, on Monday, by Abraham and Willi*?*, Ltd., on account of Mr V. Callesen. The herd comprises 50. Jersey cross, dairv cows to calve in July and August and the returns received from the factory for the season just finished show that the whole herd averaged £l3, 5s per head. In addition to this Mr Callesen reared from the skim milk one calf and one pig per cow The reason of the sale is that Mr Callesen has sold tho property and has to give possession at an early date. The auctioneers have offered m past years exceptionally fine herds, but they consider Mr. Callesen's herd equal to any, and they recommend dairy-! T-7'}? tmg , somethin e exlja special to attend the sale. SALE OP fvirSlßi. -.BfcIEMAN CATTLE A><D HIGH GRADE HOLSTEINS

The particular attention of breeders and those, in search of high class cattle is drawn to the-advertisement showing brief particulars of "Edale" Herd of Pedigree Holstein rncsian cattle: also high-grade Hoistein cows, heifers and weaners, which are being offered on account of Mrs J \ James, at the Feilding saleyards on Thursday, 10th June, the third day of the Manawatii Winter. Show. The 9 pedigree cows anU heifers included in the catalogue have been bred to "Rajah," the Grigg bred bull, whose dam 'Spot 4th," now owned bv the rsew Zealand Government, showed the «^»ii lßh lf>oord in season 1911-12 of 15.0531b5. milk, yielding 732.83 lbs. butterfat: test 4.5. Two of the pedigree heifers have been bred to "King Jiillv," sire ' King Segis Wild Rose Homestead," the noted ; pmc winner. Dam, "Holland Queen." This cow is not under semi-official test, and .her performance for 200 davs up to 10th April was 14.000 lbs. mirk" and 500 lbs. estimated butter, and she is still milking remarkably well. There are three young pedigree bulls to be offered: also one rising 4 year old bull "Rajah," sire "Van Tromp." The 10 high grade Holstein cows and heifers, which are August to Septeml>er calvers, have been bred tot "Rajah," and are a very choice lot. There are also a number of pedigree and grade weaner heifers to be offered, and as Mrs James has decided to go in for sheepfarming, every lot will be offered without reserve. Sale starts at 12 o'clock noon. Catalogues mav bt obtained from the auctioneers, Dalgety and Co., Ltd., Palmerston North.

FIRST ANNUAL SALE OF PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN CATTLE. On the fourth day of the Manawatu Winter Show, Mr W. I. Lovelock, of Fries-: land Park, near Palmerston North, intend* holding his first annual sale, when he will offer to the public 32 head of his registered herd of pedigree Holstein-Friesian cattle. This vendor is probably one of tho bestknown breeders in the Dominion, and has been extremely successful in all show rings throughout the North Island. The 10 pedigree cows and the 9 pedigree heifers included in the catalogue have all been pasturing with stud bulls, and the fullest particulars will be given at time of sale. The young bulls, of which,there are 3 2 year-olds, 8 20-inonths, and 2 yearlings,, show strain of the "Cliffsidc Laddie" and the "King Segis" blood, and those in. search of high quality and high record have an opportunity of filling their requirements to advantage at this! fixture. The sale will commence at 1. o'clock sharp, and catalogues are now available, at Dalgety and Company's, Ltd.. auctioneers. Palmerston North. * i

IMPORTANT SALE OF PEDIGREE CATTLE AND PUREBRED BERKSHIRE PIGS. Breeders and others will doubtless be interested in the advertisement appearing in this issue showing particulars of sale of pedigree Ayrshire cattle and Berkshire pigs-to be held at Awapuni, near Palmerston North, on account of Messrs J. U. G. Slack and B. H. Slack and Sons, the wellknown Ayrshire breeders. The offering comprises 59 pedigree cows and heifers bred to stud bulls. 12 2to 3-year bulls. £3 weaner heifers and bulls, and also 2 stud bulls "Young Baron" and "The Count." The purebred , Berkshire being sold on account of Mr j. U. G. Slack are very choice quality, and should recommend themselves to breeders and others. The above vendors have disposed of their properties, and every lot offered at their homestead, Awapuni (2£ miles from Palnierston North) on Wednesday, 17th June, will be sold to the highest bidder. Catalogues on application to Dalgety and Company, Limited, auctioneers.

IMPORTANT SALE'NEW FURNITURE. Mounscy and Co. nave receired instructions from Collinson/and Cunninghame, in conjunction with Collinson and Son, to sell, in their furniture department, the Square, on Friday of next week, the Whole of their stock of furniture, by way of introducing to the resident? of Palmerston and district, the quality of furniture they manufacture on, the premises, and comprising every l<nown article to furnish from tho wnallest home to the finest mansion. The sale ha* been arranged solely with ono purrx.se, that of making known that Collinson and Cunninghame arc manufacturers of every description of furniture made on modern lipes, and copied from English designs. At the' sale will be sold dining room suites, bedroom suites in oak and stained timbers, sideboards, duchess chests of every design and size, washsiand, wardrobes, tables, extension and dining, mirror wardrobes,, sideboards, couches, chesterfields, ottomans, easy wicker chairs, upholstered easy chairs, mantlepiece*. and numerous other items as advertised with this issue. The whole of the furniture may be inspected at any time at the premises, the Square. .... ;