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, AUCTIONS. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. JUNCTION ROAD, KIMBOLTON. TODAY (THURSDAY), At 11 a.m. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS BTD., p in conjunction with LEA IN AND LO.. Li L. under instructions trom Mr. A. S. D Ath, who has sold Lie property, will sell the whole of his live aud dead stock. 5000 sheep, comprtsing600 2-tooth ewes 400 4-tooth ewes 3SO 6-tootb ewes 420 4-year ewes 270 5-year ewes 260 6-year ewes 600 f. and t. 4-tootb wethers GOO f. aud f. 2-tootb wethers 660 ewe lambs 660 wether lambs 100 black-face lambs 56 4-tootli to aged Romney ram« 4 Southdown rams 3 draught horses (all work) 2 hacks CATERPILLAR "22” TRACTOR, wide gauge, most recent model, Reid and Gray D.F. tractor plough. Reid and Gray tractor swamp plough, Reid and Gray topdresser, Maesey Harris No. 33 mower, Booth MacDonald 9-coulter colonial drill, tractor discs, Reid and Gray roller, spring dray, 2 sets Reid and Gray grass harrows, hay sweep, I.H.C. bay rake, chain barrows, tyne harrows, .wheeled sledge, Avery scwt. platform scales, 2-stand shearing plant, Martin concrete mixer, Alpha Laval 35-gall. separator with i h.p. electric motor, milk vat, 2 8-gall eream cans, stumping jaek, endless chain, 107 concrete posts, 25 sheets 6ft. Iron, 1000 sup. ft. 5 x li heart rimu, quantity timber, sashes and doors, IJcwt. lead head nails, Jcwt. concrete post staples, jewt. 8 x ii staples, i ton No. 8 wire, 2cwt. barb wire, 22yds. chain mesh netting, 50 chains Cyclone netting, 1 ton guauo manure, 1 ton salt lick, 2 riding saddles, pack saddle, cart and spring dray saddles, horse collars and harness, horse and cow covers, grindstone, crosscut saws, bare and chains, 5 chains }■ inch wire rope, 2 heavy Iron block pulleys, 3 44-gall.' drums, wheelbarrow, ladders, 16-gail. copper, benzine pump, gate hinges, paint aud oils, lawn mower, 9 fowls, 2 sheepdogs, hayforks, tools and sundries too numerous to mention. NOTE: This flock has been built up over a long period of years and Is of a very high quality. The property Is 1700 ft. above sea level and we can confidently recommend the sheep to anyone in search of high-class ewes. The Implements, etc., have always been kept under cover and arc In excellent condition Lorries and drovers, will be available at the Sale. Railway wagons are also available. Cars will leave the offices of the Auctioneers on the morning of the sale. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. A 663 FEILDING 2-TOOTH EWE FAIR, Commencing at 11 a.m., TOMORROW (FRIDAY), 17,000.2-TOOTH EWES Annual drafts from the following vendors: Hocking Estate, Brown Bros., Belmont Estate, Dalrymple Bros., Estate S. Williamson, D. L. Younger, M. Meyrlck, j P. Morrison,. AVesterhlll, B. McLeod, M. A. Conway and Son, AVblskie Bros., 11. W. Humphrey; Mrs. F. 0. Newman, Awawaro Station, F. S. Mcßeth, R. K. Kllgour, Bartlett and Son. F. ■O. Stack, L. N. J. Northcott, E. Shannon Estate, W. C. Small. H. D. Brewster, AV. Guylie Estate. W. H. Gibson. 6500 LAMBS Commencing 1 p.m. Drafts from following vendors: Clare Estate, Manson Estate, D. 0. Driscoll, H. G. Luonl, Thos. Hammond, Miss Dalzlell. 200 fat sheep 50 fat cattle Friday February 18, 4-tb. and upwards Ewe Fair. Entries close Monday, February 14, 1944.

N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. A 693 CARTERTON SALE. / TOMORROW (FRIDAY), At' 11.30 a.m. sharp. 100 woolly ew« lambs 200 woolly wether lambs 150 b.f. lambs 73 shorn wether lambs 50 fat and forward cows 125 pigs (weaners and stores) 50 totara. posts 20 W.L. pullets 1 trailer and crate A 696 HAUTOTARA SALE, MARTINBOROUGH. (Yards kindly lent by 'Mr. J. Young, “The Inch.”) MONDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1944. at 1 p.m. MESSRS. LEVIN AND CO.. LTD., in conr Junction with MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO., LTD., will sell on account of the following vendors:— Robt. McLeod. Murdoch McLcod/M. J. McLeod (Hamenga). Est. S, McDougall, Est. G. F. Hutton. AV. H. Usshcr. 2600 SHEEP. Comprising.:— . 550 4-year ewes 1100 5-year ewes 230 ni.a«. ewes 360 two-tooth ewes’ loOmatden four-tooth ewes 150 two-tooth wethers LIGHT LUNCHEON AVAILABLE. ■ ■. ' . A 762 JOHNSONVILLE SHEEP AND BAA’B FAIR. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 14, At 12.30. 7600 SHEEP, comprising—--1200 2-tooth ewes 750 4 anil 6-tooth ewes 500 Cheviot cross 4-year ewes 1250 4-year ewes 2500 4 and 5-year ewes 500 6-year ewes 550 wether lambs 200 b.f. lambs 100 2-tooth wethers 50 S.D, and Romney rams WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD.. Auctioneers. . A 695 WOODVILLE EAVE FAIR. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1944, At 12 Noon. 8000 BREEDING EWES FULL PARTICULARS LATER. ABRAHA.’I AND WILLIAMS LTD. A6.VI MANGAWEKA EWE FAIR. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, At 11.30 a.m THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD. and DALGETY & CO.. LTD. (Inc. lr England), will sell :— 18,000 EAVES, comprising:— 5000 two-tooth ewes 1000 maiden four-tootbs 2000 fuur-year ewes 8000 (ive-year ewes 2000 m.a. ewes NOTE.—The above ewes comprise the well-known annual drafts from farmer.in tlie Maugaweka district, and have a repu'ation second to none for bone nod constitution. Coming off high hill country then do particularly well wherever they go. Farmers in search of good ewes to get results will,do well to attend tills sale. Arrangements have beeu made witli tlie Railways Hepartuient to supply trucks. Light luncheon may be obtained al tlie yards. Alibi KU HAL LAND MAN I ED. FARM required. 60 to 150 acres, by genuine cash buyer.' Mauawatu or Wail'llrapa. Urgent. New Zealand Estate Agency, 147 Cuba St., AVcllington. AVANTED 1<» LEASE. WANTED to Lease, for ai Iterm, Dairy Farm, capable carrying 50 cows and necessary dry stock. We have an excellent client with tlie necessary stock, free of encumbrance. Apply Abraham & Williams, Palmerston North. WITH Rights of Purelinse. near Marton or Levin, a convenient House, with 10 to 15 acres-of land suitable for dairying and small fruits. Must have good water supply. AVrite particulars to 5423. "Domi n I o a.”