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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 13298, 6 February 1914, Page 10

HOKSE_SALE. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE. LTD. Will hold their usual Horsa Sal«, at tha Horse !la.Kiar, L«w© ttre«t, TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! At 11.30 a..m., Wlien -will be offered on account of Mr , A. Devery — < ] A fV FIRST- CLASS HACKS 4:U AND H^\JRNESS HORSES (broken and unbroken). The above horses are all from Hawke's Bay, and are a tip-top lot. 1 AL3O J On account of Mr D. Hepburn (who is leaving the district) : , His wefll-known Brood Marcs — UNIQUE (Crackshot — Duadine), " stinted to Marshal Soult. SAN CRUZ (San Remo— -Unique), ' stmt«d to Maj*shai Soult. On account of a Client : 3 fairly heavy Mares (suitdbl« for spring-caxt work) 1 Half Draught, 4yrs old 1 Muir«, by San Memo. On account of Mr S. Liddell : 1 Thoroughbred Yearling Colt, by Gazeley — Yankee Mary (dam of Roosevelt). On account of a Client: 1 1 Brown Gelding, 6yr», by Sir««t- j patch. On account Mr C. Arnaboldi : 1 Brown Filly, 4yra, by Marshal Soult — Peredene. 1 Chestnut Filly, 3yrs, by Marshal Soult — Peredene. I Yearling Filly, by Multifid— -Peredene. On account of a Client : 4 3 Medium Draught Homos, unbroken 1 Thoroughbred Mare 2 First-class Hacks 1 Brown Timor Pony Mare, 5 years (quiet for children to ride). G. R. WYLLIE, j 69 Auctioneer. TO-MORROW! , TO-MORROW! WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD. Will offer for Sale by Public Auction, at the Horse Bazaar, Lowe Stre«t, on SATURDAY XEXT— .mHB BEST GIG IX GISBORNE, - JL thoroughly nickeled, sliding seat, r long-distance axle, with dust-proof caps \. and steel tyres, lamp, etc. (the same that Was on show last October). 'G. R. WYLLD3 1 , 134 Auctioneer. TOLAOA BAY STOCK SALE. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! February 7th. Present Entries : 1 C\C\ BREEDING EWES . -«-Lfvf 20 Romney Rams 12 Lincoln Rams ; 1 Shorthorn Bwll ] 4> Horses. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE. LTD. ' xz 154 -3 . — 1 WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD. Will hold their NEXT STOCK SALE j MATAWHERO YARDS WEDNESDAY, llth FEBRUARY. - When they will offer: 1 SHEEtP, CATTLE, PIGS, Etc. j Fat Stock Sale at 10 sharp. . Stor« Stock Sale at 11 sharp. J Present Entries: onnn s H B B p including 900 4, 6, and fresh f nil-mouth Ewes 600 5-year-old Ewes 600 '2 to 5-year-old E^'ea KA HEAD OF OATTLE Further Entries Invited. G. R-. WYLLIB, 155 ' Auctioneer. STOCK_ SALE, THE TOKOMARU FARMERS' 00^ OPERATIVB COMPANY, LTD. T"\TILL hold their First Stock Sale at : VY' the Tiki Tiki Yards, near Port A^anui, on TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! At 10.30 a.m. Present Entries comprise — 500 2-tboth Ewea 1000 4-tooth to 5-year-old Ewes 500 2-tooth Wethers (good line). ;SDO Sheep (mixed) And at Kakariki Yards, near Port Awanui, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, At 2.30 p.m. 300 2-tooth Ewes 300 2-tooth Wethera 200 Rape Lambs 300 4 and 5-year-old Ewea (big 1 framed) ' ' • Further Entriea Invited. T. G. BUCHANAN, 898 _„ Auctioneer. STUD FARM. T8 THERE ROOM FOR A HRSTCLASS STUD FARM^ IN POVERTY BAY? YES ! IS ANY CLASS OF FARMING MORE PROFITABLE THAN THIS? NO ! YOU trant * GOOD PROPERTY, , well Bituated, for convenience of Buyers, to start. Make your own arrangements about your Stock. 1 WILL SELL YOU THE FARM! Either a BLOCK OIF RICH FLATS, CLOSE TO TOWN AND RAILWAY, Bay, 100 TO 150 ACRES, Or a MODEL FARM, Hilla and Flats, low downs, sheltered from the winds j one of the neatest little places m New Zealand! over 600 acres ; about 12 miles from town. Or an EXCEPTIONALLY RICH COAST RUN. Nearly all ploughable, rich flats and . downs, highly improved, about 800 acres. f Or a FIRST-CLASS SHEEP RUN Of nearly -2000 acres, always wintering over a sheep; typical hill country — tne best m the North Island. , [f interested, SEE— C. G. BLOORE LOWE STREET.