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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14571, 5 April 1918, Page 8

AUCTION SALE. TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TTORSK: SALE AT 12 XOON. An<l at 2 p.m. : Poultry, Vegetable*, Fruit Furniture and Sundries Also 1 Cottage Piano (Itritusb make), free from borer. FRED. CRAY, 956 Auctioneer. MATAWAI SALE MONDAY, Bth APRIL. Present Entries : ftAA ■ S II E E P DUU including 240 Fat .Bhras 200 Fat and Forward 4-tooth Wethers 20 Fat Wethers 100 Lambs QO HEAD OF ' CATTLR* Lj'JmJ Including 32 Fat B-ullocks 50 Head Mixed Cattle (good) Further Entries Invited. 921 Cisborne Farmers' Co-operative Company, Ltd. AUTUMN CATTLE FAIR. Cisborne Farmers' Co-operative Company, Ltd. KAiTOORO YARDS, TUESDAY, 16th APRIL, at 10 a.m. onnn bj^ d mixed cattle AUkJU From the following well-knoiwn Breeders: — Messrs Black Bros., Holdsworth, Telford, Holden, Tullock, W. W. Smith. Field, Abbotsford-Sniith, Caldwell and Sons, Bull, de Lisle, and others. J. G. BALL, | 890 i Auctioneer.. LAND SALE. To be held m our Warehouse, Gisborne, On SATURDAY, 15th APRIL, 1918, At 11.30 a.m. QQO 4CRES, TUTABTOKO— II XjnJlZd miles ficoni Opotiki. To bo offered m 3 Sections. 2ACREIS, WITH DWELLINGS. AT MATAWAI, adjoining Post Office. Full particulars later. Further Entries Invited. THE N.Z. LOAN * MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD HAROLD SYMES, 895 Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF PASTORAL PROPERTY NEAR OPOTIKI. AT WOOL WAREHOUSE, GISBORNE, On SATURDAY, 13th • APRIL, 1918, At 11.30 a.ni. THE N.Z. LOAN ft MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD / Have received instructions from Mr F. J. Foster to offer by Public Auction— HIS VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY, situated 14 niUes from Opotiki by car road, and about. 24 miles from Matawai by good bridle track and coach road. The proposed East Coast Railway will pass through or along boundary of property. The Jaoid consists of 1962 acres O.R.P. Leasehold (387 acres at 10/6, 1575 acres at 14/6). Rental, £68 17/- gross. About 770 acres m English grass; balance standing bush. Good fences, permanent water. Has been carrying over 1000 sheep and 25 cattle. Stock now on the farm can be taken at valuation at purchaser's option. Dwelling of 6 rooms, m good order; Dairy, Washhouse, and all usual outbuildings. New Iron Woolshed will hold 300 sheep. Telephone connection. There ia a Government mortgage of about £900 which can be taken over. This sale offers an exceptional opportunity to an energetic man with a moderate capital, as it is a place with great possibilities m it. A very low reserve has been placed on the property, and to a suitable man terms can be arranged. Further particulars on application to the Company at Gisborne, Opotiki, or Auckland. HAROLD SYMES, 451 Auctioneer. i FIRST ANNUAL SALE OF . . STUD . . HEREFORD^ CATTLE. FEILDING SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, At 11.30 a.m. Sharp. LEVIN ANjTcO., LTD., In conjunction with D -ALGETY AND CO., LTD., Have received instructions from ERNEST SHORT, OF PARORANGI, \ To Sell by Auction, as above — ■ Aft STUD 18-MONTH' HEREFORD U BULLS. Q/-T 18-MONTH PURE-BRED .HERE- *} • FORD BULLS: KQ STU ? HEREFORD COWS. NOTE!.— Mr Short is well known throughout New Zealand as being the largest and one of the most successful breeders of Herefords m the Dominion, and owing to the increasing demand for his Bulls, has decided- to sell the whole ,of his annual output of 18-month Bulls by auction each year. Only nine of these Bulls have been stalled; the balance are grass-fed. > The Stud Cows are a splendid lot and have been . depasturing chiefly with im--1 ported Sires, and afford an. exceptional opportunity for buyers to found a Herd. Among the above are many Prizetnkers at various Shows m New Zealand; Arrangements can be made to hold stock for shipment or trucking, and Catalogues can be obtained from any Agencies of the Auctioneers. LEVIN * CO., Ltd., and DALGETY & 00., Ltd,, 553 Auctioneers. COW COVERS. HORSE COVERS. SOMETHING Guaranteed to keep out the Cold and Rain, and for Wear there is nothing better on the Market to-day. PATENT LEG STRAPS which will keep the Cover m position. Orders now being taken for the above. GEORGE WILOISH SADDLER, GISBORNE.