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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6138, 19 February 1907, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25th. Abraham and williams, ltd., aro instructed to sell on account of Mr E. A. Hosking, wlio'has mold his Linton property, the whole of his Block, implements, etc., comprising about—■looo well-bred sheep 150 well-bred cattle 15 light and draught horses Full particulars later. GREAT UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OF FAMOUS HEREFORD CATTLE AND STUD SOUTHDOWN AND LINCOLN SHEEP. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 23th FEBRUARY and Ist MARCH, 1907, At tho Homestead, Te Rangitumau, Masterton. Messrs abeaham & williams, LIMITED, will sc-ll by public auction, without reserve, as above, the whole ot Messrs. Stuckey Bros,’ celebrated TE RANGITUMAU STUD HEREFORD CATTLE, known ns the To Hiwi Herd, and their flock of STUD LINCOLN SHEEP, comprising:— TOO Stud Hereford Cows and Heifers, with calves Stud 2-year Hereford Heifers 54 35 20 84 289 Stud Yearling Heifers Stud Yearling Bulls Stud Heifer and Bull Calves Stud Lincoln Ewes, and fj/V7 Stud Lincoln Ewe and Ham /vf\J i Lambs (Established 1879, N.Z. Flock Book, No. 169. J 'Stud Lincoln Rams OOAfI Lincoln Flock Ewes and 3.200 Lambs ALSO ON ACCOUNT Or ME JAMES STUCKEY, at the same time and place, the celebrated TE RANGITUMAU STUD SOUTHDOWN SHEEP (registered flock No. 3, N.Z. Flock Book), consisting of above:— Stud Southdown Ewes Special Stud Prize-winning Rams Ram Lambs' iuo 15 230 The flock lias within the last few years won 29 champion, 141 first and 128 second prizes, besides winning thrpo times in succession tho celebrated GARFORTH CHALLENGE CUP. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. NOTE.—Sheep will bo sold on Thursday, 2Sth February, and Cattle on Friday, Ist March. 1907. Sale at 11 a.m. each day. Coaches will leave Masterton for To R-angihunau, a distance of 7 miles, morning of the sale, and meet all trains at Opaki Station, a distance of 3 miles to the homestead. 635 CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, TE ORE ORE, MASTERTON. TUESDAY, 26fch FEBRUARY, 1807. At 1 p.m. Abraham and williams, ltd., have been instructed to soli on account of Mr W. D. Wateon, who has sold his property, as above — 1500 fat and forward 4-tooth wethers, in lots 400 fat and forward lambs 40 2-tooth Romney rams, bred by O. Pharazyu, Esq, \ CO 4-year bullocks : Dairy cows, purebred heifers, etc. | 20 draught horses, including 2 pc-di- \ gree maree. 15 4> and 5-year mares * and geldings and 3 yearlings 1 12 thoroughbred trotters and racers, including the well-known hunter Yeast; trotters, Auctioneer, Rockwood, and Black Pearl; racers, Tangerene and War Dog. Yearlings and two-year-olds by Saracen and Pirate. NOTE. —Mr Watson's reputation as a judge of horseflesh is a sufficient guarantee as to tho quality of the horses to !be offered. They aro all hard fed and : mostly in tbo show ring 787 FOE PRIVATE SALE. IN that progressive and busy thoroughfare, Willis street, a BLUCiC OF LAND, containing 20.48 perches, having a frontage of 42ft lOin by irregular depth. Title: Land Transfer. With two old buildings, containing shops and offices thereon, let at .£624 por annum. Price .£12,850; terms, if desired. O -iOO •WILLI 3 STREET. For further particulars apply to J. FANNING AND CU., Manners street. FLAXMILLERS. A ACRES 4tUU hold; adjoining railway station; 250 acres will cut 20 tons to acre in 14 months; good mill and machinery, big shed and other buildings. Price, for half interest, JBIBOO. Prompt application necessary. Inspection recommended. ALFRED ATKINSON, HAWERA. nnno MONEY-MAKING ifs| OUUU FARMS For Sale suitable for dairying, sheep-raising and cattlear»y>6w fattening in the Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Whangarei and North Auckland discts. Write or call on • T. MANDENO-JACKSON. Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent. STOM STREET AUCKLAND. FOR SALE. A MAGNIFICENT HOME. 3E MILES FROM. WANGANUI. ROOMED House. lovely garden, ables, etc., and all orchard, vegetable garden, and 17 of rich laud. The property of the Mr H. I. Jones, All particulars. .F. MILLWAKD AND CO.. . .Wanganui. |