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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 59, Issue 40, 26 November 1938, Page 10

J. TREVOR THOMAS AND CO. PUBLIC AUCTION. THURSDAY, DECEMBER S, 15)38. Ou tlio Farm, SPRING BURN, At 11 a.m. Messrs j. trevor thomas 1 AND CO. (who have Sold the Property), have received instructions from the Executors Estate Anthony Rogatski (deceased), to conduct an UNRESERVED SALE hy PUBLIC AUCTION), at the above time and place, of the Whole of the STOCK AND PLANT, On the Property, comprising:—• CATTLE—--77 Selected Dairy Cows, 3rd to. Gth Calvers, in profit. 10 F. and Forward Empty Cows. 23 Yearling Longbeach Holstein Heifers. 12 2-year Holstein Heifers. 1 Pedigree Red Polled An-

gus Bull. HORSES— Draught Gelding, Prince, Gyrs; broken to chains. , Draught Mare, Dolly. Draught Mare. 3-Year Hack Gelding, broken to s. and'’ll., by Truman Direct, out of Bell. • 6-year Hack Mare, Bell, broken to saddle, by Nelson Derby, dam Lutine Bell. Hack, aged, Nelson Prince, by Nelson Derby, PIGS—--7 Breeding Sows. 4 Maiden P.B. Berkshire Sows. 7 Stores. 2 Weaners. 2 Tamworth Boars. PLANT—“Cane Universal” Milking Plant.

Fordson Tractor, Andrews and Bcaven Cliaffcutter, Mangel Cutter, Tip Dray, Disc Plough, 4-Wheel Trolley, Model “T” Truck (in good order), Bootli-Mac-donaldi Pump and. Jack, Shafting, Belting, 28in Wood Pulley, Gin. face, 4 H P, Waterloo Single Cylinder Oil En-

gine, 2 H.P. 3-phase G.E. Electric Motor, 24 Milk Cans, Chain Harrows, Disc Harrows, Farm Dray and Frame, P. and D. Duncan Drill, complete, Lorry Wheelbarrow, 4 Sets C.H. and W., Massey-Harris Binder, 5-leaf Set Harrows and Bar, 3-leaf Tree, 4-Horse Tree, 6-Horse Set Blocks and Tackle and Trees, Swamp Plough, S.F. Plough, D.F. Plough, Grass Mower, Hay Bake, Dray Wheel* and Shafts, Grindstone, P, and D. Duncan Grubber, Roller, Sundry Tools. 100 Bales Hay, Tip Dray, 4 Horse Covers, Fairbanks Scales, Portable Forge, Quantity Empty Sacks, Pig Troughs, Dairy Utensils, and numerous Sundries. Heavy Car Trailer with Stock Frame (30cwt. capacity), 4 Pairs White Leghorns. On account Dir C. G. Jessep (whose Lease has expired):— SHEEP--150 Ewes and Lambs '(m the wool). CATTLE—- ' 4 Dairy Cows, Ist and 2nd Culvers, s in profit. 3 Cows with, calves at loot. 4 Yearling Steers 1 Yearling Heifer. 1 2-vear Steer. 1 F.H. Bull. 5 Calves.

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