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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 226, 18 June 1920, Page 12

AUCTIONS. * Q T A t I SALE. FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1920, At 1 p.m. GO fat and forward wethers 25 fat ewes 135 hoggets 6 2|-year steers 6 head dairy cattle 15 yearling heifers 5 store cows „ TO-MORROW, Commencing at 12..10 sharp. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE . ■ Of HIGH-CLASS, COSTLY. .AND AL- , MOST NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, HANDSOME OAK * BEDROOM SUITE, QUAINT OAK SIDEBOARD, OAK HIGH-BACK CHAIRS, SOLID OAK DINING TABLE, OAK lIALLSTAND AND SETTLE COMBINED. SUPERIOR AX.' CARPET,' NEW' LINOLEUMS; UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO (in perfect m-der),. HORNLESS GRAMOPHONE and RECORDS, and APPOINTMENTS. , ■ LOTS. OKA LOTS. LOTS. 61>" LOTS. At the Family Residence, 1 : MAIN ROAD. TRENTHAM (See Flag). On Account of Mr. R. D. Wilson, who is leaving thte district. ' E JOHNSTON AND CO. have fe- • ceivfd instructions to "sell, at Trentham (close to Endeavour Lodge), as above— ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SIX ROOMS. This is a most attractive sale' of up-to-date and new fumed oat furniture, Everything is in beautiful order.' Pull details later. On view To-day' and morning of sale. • Carrier will be in attendance. • E, JOHNSTON, Auctioneer. . UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE ' ■ : At,'• . "" SWAMP ROAD, 1 WAINUI-O-MATA, I.':'-'. ■ , ' On [;, v SATURDAY, JUNE 19, i!" ... At 12 noon. [■: ■'. TUTESSRS. DALGETY AND COMPANY •«•*•' LIMITED, Wellington, have beet k favoured with instructions from MESSRf ' APPERLEY BROTHERS, who have sole ;; - their Farm, to offer the following:— 18 cows, spring calvers 'i T heifers 1 Jersey bull >■ ." 2 horses . . k:- . SUNDRIES- -1 R. and G. e.f. plough : , ' 1 wheel.plough; 3-horse disc har rows, tip dray, dogcart, buggy ;v Alfa Laval separator, . turnij pulper, 2-horse cultivator p ■ Planet Junr,, and all spares, tim , ■ harrows, 4 plough chains, leadinf chains, 3 tons agriculture lime milk cans and sundries too num i erous to mention, LIGHT LUNCHEON. QTAKI MAR.T I - ;■=' TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), At 11.30 a.m. ■ Oats, peas, barley,, maize, fruit, vege : tables, potatoes' (table and seed),-sacks (/ • cheeses (small), mild bacon (to be "cut o: : whole sides), hams, cultivators, ploughs tools, harness, saddles, wire netting ■ sprayers, gigs, bridles, "blinkers, 4-whee pha&toii. Also, 1 ton best Marlborough oatsheaf. chaff Back or ton. lots; laTge quantity gardei end farm tools, oil barrel and taps, 3« ■ feet rubber hose, complete set chimne; : sweep brashes. Also; ■Household furniture (all kinds), car ~■■■■ pets, zither, Perfection stove with oven i\ croquet set (complete), with exilite balls ;■ . crockery. [. G.ANDERSON, ' . Auctioneer. L; ■ . . , , ■ ,■■ ■ DOUGLAS, ;: I . UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OF CLOVERDOWN PEDIGREE AND, REGISTERED SHORTHORNS. ' MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1920.. "VTEWTON KING has received instruc ' J-T tions from MR. ARTHUR NEEOC HAM, who has sold his farm, to sell o: the property on ajbove date:— I,' , " WITHOUT RESERVE: "H pedigrw and registered Shorthor Si. ( cows and 3-year-old heifers 15 rising 2-year-old pedigree .heifei , " (by Lord Kitchener) 21 yearling pedigree heifers (choice) . 1 4-year, pedigree bull Lord ICitchone (choice) 5 rising 2-year-old pedigree bulls, b Lord Kitchener ■ IG pedigree bull calves ALSO/ 20 grade Shorthorn and Jersey cow. • spring calvers 10 grade Shorthorn bull, calves . .Duncan s.f. plough, Duncan hil ; . side plough, disc harrows. ..threi .horse whipplotrees, logging chain: sledge, spring dray, 15cwt. 3-slial pig, 2 spring-cart saddles, larg double and single blocks, 9 sack grass seed, 2 hay ropes (60ft.), G feet Jin. wire-rope, 1 ton grouni - lime, 2 pig-houses on. sledges chaff-cutter, hand or power, Alplv • JLaval separator, 13 milk-cans, ani i quantity of sundries. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE: i; : .1 milk wagon (flood order), 30cwt, ! .1 Cambridge roller, 17Jcwt. . ; 1 hillside plough 1 3-tooth circular saw and fitting com pie tu 1 hajTake 'Also, on account of Mr. D. G. Needham One 7-9 New Indian MOTOR-BIKE; Sale at 11 o'clock. / , LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Catalogues on Application. ■Tha above is considered one of th< finest herds nf MILKING PEDTGREI : r AND REGISTERED SHORTHORNS ii 1 the district. Many of the cattle an prize-winners. A number of them'havi been tested, and the record? will bo giver out at sale. They are al.l' in the pinl of condition, especially the young eattte Mr. Needham is leavin? the diftrict,"' nm everything offered, with the exception o: two lots mentioned in catalogue, will b( Bold 'ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE FIFTH ANNUAL BREEDERS' ' CONSIGNMENT SALE OF PEDIGREE CATTLE. CATTLE PAVILION. SHOW GROUNDS, PALMERSTON NORTH. THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1920, At 10 a.m. sharp. 5 THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will offer on account of varioui well-known breedora:— 1 Oft HEAD CATTLE, comprisins JL Ai\j Bulls and Females of the fol . ii lowing-breeds 'Jerseys Hereford* Milking Shorthorns Friesians Ayrshires ' CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION-