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Franklin Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 3, 11 January 1943, Page 4

Auction Sales JgUGKLAND & gONS, J^IMITED. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Buyers are notified that at all Auction Sales delivery will only be given for CASH, unless arrangements for CREDIT have been previously made with the Management. COUNTRY SALES —1943 TUAKAU (Lamb and Wether Fair). — Tuesday, January 12. PUKEKOIIE. —Thursday, January 14. WAITAKARURU. —Friday, January 15. POKENO. —Monday, January 18. WAIUKU (Pig Sale). —Monday, January 18. . RUNGIMAN. —Tuesday, January 19. WAIUKU —Friday, January 22. AUCKLAND RAM FAIR. —Monday, January 25. PUKEKOIIE. —Wednesday, January 27 WAITAKARURU. —Friday, January 28. TUAKAU SALEYARDS. ANNUAL LAMB AND WETHER FAIR. TUESDAY, JANUARY 12. 1943, AT 12 NOON. 10,000 LAMBS, including:— Account Len Dernier, his Annual Draft: 1200 GOOD QUALITY ROMNEY EWE AND WETHER LAMBS. Account Mr Geo. Findlay: * 500 M.S. ROM. LAMBS. Account Mr E. 11. Wilhelm: 200 ROM. EWE AND WETHEB LAMBS. Account Mr W. B. Goodrich: 150 GOOD STORE LAMBS. 1000 WETHERS, including: 500 2 AND 4TIL WETHERS. Please Note: The lambs on account of Mr E. B. Nelson will now he offered at the Tuakau Sheep Fair mi February

Entries Solicited. PUKEKOHE SALEYARDS. THURSDAY. JANUARY It. AT 10.30 A.M. Order of Sale: Sundries. 10.30 a.m.: Dairies and Pig’s, II a.m.: Beef and SI ore <1 a I lie. I p.m. 100 : iAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS, including':— Account Olienl : 3 COWS, in full milk, guaranteed sound. Account Client : 1:1 JER.-CROSS COWS, in milk and close prnfil. 2 PEI). JER. HEIFERS, in full milk. 12 YRLO. JERSEY HEIFERS. 0 MARKED JER. HEIFER CARVES, j J 8-MONTHS-ORD PER. J ERSEY RULE. Account Mr T. .1. Wright: 12 DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. 100 HEAD BEEF. 25(1 BONER AND STORE CATTLE, including:— 2 TRUCKS 3-YEAR-OLD 0001 > DUALITY FAT AND FORWARD EMPTY HER. HEIFERS. r>oo PICS: Porkers. Raconers. Stores ! ~~~ and Weaners. SUNDRIES I nchiding : Account Client : I M.U. HAY RAKE, in good order. Account Client: QUANTITY USED DORR. IRON. Entries Solicited. W AIT AKAR UR U SALEYARDS. FRIDAY. JANUARY 15. AT 12 NOON.

■2OO HEAD CATTLE, ineludiny 15 DAIRY COWS. 10 REEF. 50 BONED AND STORE COWS. Account Mr W. O'Neil: 10 GOOD FRIES. HEIFER CALVES. Also: 500 GOOD STORE LAMBS. 2 BOY’S PONIES. Entries Snlieilocl. AUCKLAND RAM FAIR. EPS O M SIIO WGROU ND S. (By Kind Permission of A. and P. Association). MONDAY, JANUARY 25. AT 11 A.M. 400 STUD AND FLOCK RAMS. Romney. Southdown, Ryeland. Particulars Later. Entries close Saturday. January IG.

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