PALMERSTON NORTH. THURSDAY, 25th JANUARY. 13-TG. Tin: NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD.. will -C1 by auction 50 good 15-month cattle 50 wcam-iB 3" 13-monl h heelers 3 cowt anil ralvirt 250 2-tomh I.;n o!ii-Ia icc lor ewes 70 yeaiiinc steers 120 li-iuoiitli cU-ers (Rood) FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SALE Of tho TE MAHANGA YEARLINGS. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD., lias been favoured with instructions from Me-srs W. .1. ami A. !■'. Douglas lo offer at Karamu Yards, Hastings (by permission of Messrs \\ illiains nml Kettle, Ltd.), on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd, IDOG, At 1 ii.m. THE ANNUAL DRAM' OF BLOOD STOCK, Comprising the following:— Hr f Letlm—Rosewater B c San Fran—l a It f San Fran—Kissmary B 1 f San Fran Uaikaha UTi c Gold Reef—Nymph B c Torpedo— I’arkuirniuid Hr f Tor[ieiio— Lady Bcvys B f San Fran—. Maude Br 1 San Fran—U aipurata Br c Torpedo—Espaniola B c San Fran—Aniouieux Ch f Advance—Ngaio Br f San Fran—Vi aiau Br f San Fran—Mongonui Catalogues on Application. T. E. LINDSAY. BG2 Auctioneer. I’ORIRUA STOCK SALE. IN MR R. MUNGAYIN’S YARDS. THURSDAY, 25th JANUARY, 1906. D ALGETY AND COMPANY. LTD., will offer in the above yards tho following—--30 fin lambs ■I good \niing barnes/i horses 12 vearlings 50 prime fat hliccp lift 2-tooth wethers 2 f.f.m. Romney rams 50 prime fat wethers 12 porkers 100 prime fat sheep G IS-monlh steers 2 heifers (run roared) 3 cows (dairy, close to calving) 273 CLEARING SALE. THURSDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, 1!(00. UPPER HUTT YARDS, at 1 p.m. Messrs dalgett and com. P.VNY, LIMITED, have been inat meted by Mr \Vm. Drewcit. of Belmont, who has sold his property, (o offer the whole of his stock at the above time and place: •ISO ewcri. mixed ages 150 2-tootk wethers 150 2-tooth ewes IDO ■! and G-toolh wethers 300 hi mi jo ID Romney rams 25 forward bullocks (0 3 and 4-year-oid steers 11 2 and 3-year-old heifers 11 15 and IH-month steers and heifers 57 mixed cattle Mr Drcwott is well-known as a careful farmer. Intending buyers should not love this opportunifv of securing firstclass stock. 321
'yyiLLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD. SALE OF TIIOROUGIIBREDS AT Til Ell! KARA.MU STREET YARDS, I HASTINGS, ON FRIDAY THE 2nd FEBRUARY, Commencing at 1 n.m. sharp. When they will offer the following attractive lots of thoroughbreds on account of undermentioned clients; Mr S. If. Gollnn, Mangatarata— B f Possible—Primula II f Waiuku—Namoa 1! f Waiuku—Violet li f Waiuku—Modern Ur f Daunt—lphimede Br g Possible—. Maid Marion Br g Possible—llino Nui to Po II g Waiuku—Bonno Ideo C g Waiuku—lulin C f Daunt—Julio 111 g Waiuku— Forlon Hope B g Waiuku—Miss Patriarch Catalogues on Application. On account of Sir E. J. Watt, Longlands— B g Roses hoot, hyrs. Torpedo—Primrose Br in Our Darling. 3yrs, Morriweo— Lndv Darling Br f Waddy, 2yrs, Merriweo—Mousrjueteno B f Little Stary, 3yrs, Merriwec—Sfoira Blk f, sister to Morriwai, 2yrs, Merriwee—Bubbles (unbroken) Br f, sister to Boomerang, lyr. Merriwee—Slousqueterio (no engagements) Blk c, lyr, Finland—Gossip. BROOD SIARjoS— B m Moira. Apremont—Mrs Rawdon Br m Golden View, 4yrs, Gold ReefVista. (This mare is half sister to Comfort.) Ch m Maxima, Syrs. Tno Possible— Julia B m Lustrous, Dreadnought—Radiant B m Grace. Javelin—Marchioness Ch m Codicil, Dreadnought—Legacy, with colt foal liv Merriweo Blk m Fib, dam \\ liilo Lie With the exception of Fib. all tho ] above mares have been served by Merriwee. Also, on account Mr T. 11. Lowry, Okawa— Ch f. yearling, Seaton Delaval—La Cloche B f, yearling. Seaton Delaval—Lifted rum Also on account Rathbone Bros.— The whole of their Abbotsford thoroughbred horses, comprising 35 lots of stallions, brood mares, and youngsters, broken and unbroken. To bo sold •> ithout Reserve. Catalogues on application. 303 ALFRED KEIU. Auctioneer. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, 27th JANUARY. At 1 p.m., at W. Rose’s Auction Mart. TUTT HOSE is instructed to sell as ’ * above— Section 16. Block M, UmntnoroaNorsewood S.D., containing 85 acres, 2 roods, 32 perchccs, situated about 3 milee from the borough of Dannovirke, and within a few chains of school and dairy factory. All in grass, fenced, and subdivided, having a frontage to two good roads; house and cowsheds on Property. Being one of tho first settlements in the district, tho properly has a special value, and dairy farmers, speculators, and others should not. miss the opportunity of securing one of the best farms in the district. Most of purchase money can remain on mortgage if necessary.' 402 R. ROAKE, Auctioneer. TIIORNDON—VERY EASY TERMS. T\TE are building for Sale one 9v» roomed Villa, and have several i level building Sections, in c ood sunny i locality, opposite Botanical Gardens; ; city water and drainage. We will build j to suit clients; small deposit; balance by j monthly payments. John Odlin and Co., i Ltd,, care C. and A. Odlin. Timber Merchants, Jervois quay. |
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 5805, 24 January 1906, Page 8
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