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AUCTIONS. AUCTIONS.

N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. SYNOPSIS OF AUCTION SALES FOR WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd, 1923. MONDAY—Amberley, West Helton: Clearing Sales on Account of Mr W. E. Mulcock. Weedon?: Mr S. Reynish, Ohoka; and Hr T. Wakelin, Nenlands, Asliburton. TUESDAY —Rangiora, Ashburton. WEDNESDAY —Addington, Asliburton Horse Fair. THURSDAY —Ifetliven. FRIDAY —Darfield, Duvauclielle3: Clearing Sale on Account of Mr Jas. E. Neeve, Bankcide. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. LTD.. Auctioneers. A REMINDER. CLEARING SALE AT WEEDONS. MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 17th, 1925. On Account of Mr W. E. MULCOCK. SHEEP HORSES. CATTLE, IMPLEETC. FULL PARTICULARS IN LAST WEDNESDAY'S ISSUE. SALE AT 12.30 P.M. SHARP. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD.. c--o Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE AT NEWLAXDS, ASHBUI'.TON. MONDAY, AUGUST 17th. "VIT'J-3 have received irjjtrurtions from MR W THOS. WAKKLIN to hold a complete CLEAFIING SALE, on the above date. of all his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, comprising: SHEEP—<I3 Fuiling-mouth Ewes; due to lamb August 10th to B.L. mms 55 Six and Eight-tooth Halfbred and T!irrc-qi.yrtcrbred ewes; due to lannb August 10th to B.L. rams 143 Two-t-coth Thrre-quartcrbrcd Lwes; due to lamb August 91st to B.L. rams 90 Three-quartcrbred Ewe Hoggets; due to lamb '2oth October to B.L. rams 32 Mixed Sex Hojlgets 14 Mixed Sex Lambs 3 One-shear B.L. Rama 3 Three-shear B.L. Rama 7 F.M. B.L. Rams 1 B.L. Ram Lamb HORSES— Bay Mare, 4yr3, broken to chains BU:. Mare, Syrs, broken to chains Br. Maic, aged, broken, al' farm work Ches. Mare, Oyrs, broken, all farm work Ches. Marc, 9yre, broken, chains; stinted to Diinurc Print Bay Geld, Dyrs, broken, chain? Grey Geld., Oyrs, broken, chains Grey Harness Mare, aged Bay Geld, 1 year off Bay Foal Blk Hack Filly Bav Hack Foal Harness and Covers for all working horses CATTLE AND PIGS— Jersey Freaian Cow, in profit S weeks Jersey Cow, in profit Jersey Cow, due to calve Fat- Cow, empty 5 Fat Pigs POULTRY—--20 Pairs Laying Fowls IMPLEMENTS, ETC.— Farm Dray, Dray with turnip-cutter, Spring Dray, Stripper Sawbench, 4 L.-Har-rows, 3 F Duncan Plough, ,6-hor«e Yoke, Farmers' Favourite Combined Drill, Grasse«ed Harrows, Duncan Grubber, 2 I'oita.ble Sheep Feeders, Grindstone, 18 Ooils Cyclone, Whare (practically now), Discs, 10ft Roller, 2§ h.p. Lister Engine, Grinder, 3 Portabb Feeders, -J.-ton Standards, Plain and Baib Wire, R.T. Gig, 2-raan Woloeley Shearing Machines, Ladder, Grindstone Tarpaulin, '.'Domo" Separator, 500 Chaff Sacks, and a large quantity of Farm Tools and Sundries. Also, 6 Stacks Algerian Oat'heaves (24-25 bags to ton), 5 Ton Oat3heaf Chaff (24 sacks to ton). SALE AT ll.no PROMPT. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., Auctioneers. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE— Mr Wakelin's draught horses are an exceptionally good lot indeed—grand stamps, and absolutely reliable _ The sheep are in the p ; nk of condition, and to anyone requiring good breeding ewes, wo can thoroughly recommend these, as Mr Wakelin put the ram 3 out and they are due as stated above. Every lot is for absolute sale. CLEARING SALE AT OHOKA. On account cf MR S. REYNISH. MONDAY, AUGUST 17th, 1923. WE are instructed by MR S. REYNISH to hold a clearing sale of the whole of his Live and Dead Stock, on the property, Ohcka, on the above date, as follows : LIVE STOCK—--23 Dairy Cows (September ca.vers) 2 Cows in profit, calved three weeks , 1 Draught Gelding, all work 1 Light Gelding, 8 years, all work 4 Baconers 2 Breeding Sows 1 Pedigree Berkshire Boar (pedigree at eale) 10 Pair Young Fcwls. IMPLEMENTS, ETC.Farm Tip Dray and Frame, Booth Diso Harrows, 3-leaf Harrows, McC. Mower, R. and G. D.F. Plough, set Blocks, 3 Bets Chains, 1 sot Leading Harness, Gifc <and Harness., ect Dray Harness, 1 Lorry, a H P. G.E. Electric Motor, 45ga;. Alfa Laval Separator, 5 Craam Cans, 40 gal. Milk Can, Be-tine «tc., Saw Bench, Wheelbarrow Laddc Lawnmcwer, Planet Jr.. Horsi Planet, Moulding Plough, Pig Troughs and Barrells, 2 tons Lime, quantity Grass Seed A host of useful firm sundries. SALE AT 12 NOON. ~ LUNCHEON PROVIDED. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP.. LTD.. gjgg Auctioneers. HORSE FAIR. FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTION MART, ASHBURTON. WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 19th. SPECIAL ENTRIES. ACCOUNT of .TAMES JAINE, Longbeach, who has purchased a Tractor, vo will sc.l his magnificent team of Superior Draught Mares and Geldings, oomprisGelding, Prince, syrs, ail farm work. Bay Gelding, Jock, Byiu, all farm work; "grand leader. Bav Gelding. Doctor, all farm work; ffrand leader. Bay Mare, Rose, stinted to SpringfieM St?iap. Bav Gelding. Nuggett, all farm work. Bay Mare, Bonnie, all farm work. Together with all harness and covers for' Reid and Gray 3-furrow RidWf c!an thorough".v recommend Mr Jaine's Ho,-en to cnycr.e, being big upstanding Ivn-sps a'i sound and splendid worker*. \cc-unt MR C. E. TODD. Timva'd: TViv Mare, 4vrs, good rpring carter. 1 Spring Cait and t>ct Spring Cart Har- ' entries comprise 20 head, cntiics so—cited. Sale, 11.30 prcropt. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP.. Auctioneers. 86 G7 ■pv U V A U C II E I' L E SALE. FRIDAY NEXT, AUGUST 21st, 1925, SPECIAL ENTRY. Account of MB W. SMITH, Barry's Bar; "0 Dairy Covs. third calvers upwards, due September and October SZ FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD.. • 8597 ' * ' Auctioneer*. TrUSCOTT, Ckrirtehnrefc. Raapiom, Saddler— Hmrows, Covers, wr, e«~nc-)-md; Kepai" cb«p«t- Hcnr**, Shcrcr Cobs. Pbiuea. Sell, Hire. Clrans? 20 Vehicle*: roe.-* -wirt«L Tip-dr»«. Spring- Dr*«. r -^ pick Dogs, Pups. Buyins F«™*s trasco'vL rSOi