■ Auctions wo NATIONAL ANGORA GOAT SALE Claudlands Showgrounds HAMILTON January 17, 1986 at 11 a.m. Comprising 110 TWO TOOTH ANGORA BUCKS 110 TWO TOOTH ANGORA DOES All C.A.E. tested free. This sale must be the best selection of registered Angoras offered by auction in New Zealand. A large number of top New Zealand bloodlines are available to suit both the stud breeder and commercial farmer. For further information contact your nearest company representative: Wrightson N.M.A. Elders Pastoral P.O. Box 461 P.O. Box 443 Hamilton Hamilton Dalgety-Crown P.O. Box 942 Hamilton SOOTH ISLAND COOPWORTH BREEDERS SINGLE ENTERED RAM FAIR at the Gore Showground* on FRIDAY JANUARY 17, 1986 92 SIRES available from LEADING SOUTH ISLAND STUD FLOCKS Inspection from 10am AUCTION at 1.15 pm Catalogues available at Sale or from Secretary, M. G. Allott, PO Box 317, GORE SALE conducted under the auspices of GORE A & P ASSOCIATION 121196V2
CLEARING SALE STOCK AND PLANT DALETHORPE PARTNERSHIP SHEFFIELD FRIDAY, JANUARYI7,I9B6 COMMENCING AT 1 P.M. (PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE) LOCATION: Sign posted from Main West Road, Sheffield to Dalethorpe Road. STOCK 250 Two-tooth Corriedale Ewes 250 Four-tooth Corriedale Ewes 250 Six-tooth Corriedale Ewes 800 Four and Five-year-old Corriedale Ewes 1000 Corriedale Ewe Lambs PLANT Five furrow plough, two furrow swamp plough, John Deere tractor, 2140 four wheel drive (duals), 135 Massey Ferguson tractor, stone picker, Claas 62 round baler (ne season only), post driver, two one hundred gal. tanks, Stevens hay feeder (series 500), D M L round bale feeder, grubber (folding arms and 15ft rotocrumbler), Ferguson grubber 9 tyne, ditch digger, Ditch Witch digger, one side rake (6 reel), P.S. haymower (185), hay mower-slasher, Save-a-back, post driver, saw bench, three bay dog motel, Duncan drill and seedbox (701), post hole digger, heavy tip trailer, 125 Suzuki motor bike, motor bike trailer, dog tucker freezer, quantity wooden gates, freeze branding material, quantity of railway irons, concrete posts, stays, strainer, intermediates, concrete troughs, wire, barbed wire, standards, wooden stakes, bluegum stakes, quantity of netting, quantity of mesh netting, lambing pens (made from car cases), cattle shower, household furniture, two fridges, venus fly trap, kerosene camp stove, quantity of corrugated iron, Cambridge roller, harrows 3 sets, hay clamp, quantity of sacks, wire ropes, quantity of reinforcing rods, quantity of timber, quantity of doors, saddles and bridles, approximately 150 electric fence standards (metal), two electric fence reels, car cases, two hand grinders, shovels, pitchforks, grubbers, spades, crowbars, axes, stake-rammers, post rammers, pipe bender, bolts, gate hinges, two old petrol motors, one electric motor, tins of paint, one chain saw, one skill saw, hay mower parts, drill parts, 9ft discs, grader blade, concrete mixer, wheel barrow, concrete post troughs, Polythene, 200 bricks, sheep holder or crush, two old Shacklock coal ranges, two spinning jennys. Terms strictly cash or cheque. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD, AUCTIONEERS, CHRISTCHURCH.
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