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Feilding Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 30, 29 August 1905, Page 3

GORTON & SON. I.v.POUTANT OLJUARINU tiALE OF DRAUGHTS. W DNESDAY, AUGUST 30th. t Feilding Uorao Empo.itm. GORTON & SON have received instructions from the Execu tor a in Estate of late W. Baker to sell by public auction at 1 o'clock Bharp — 10 weil bred draught mares with foals and in foal, from 5 to )0 years 10 3 years unbroken draught (i I lies and gwkiinga 20 2 yeara unbroken draught fillies and geldings 5 unbroken backs 3 light mares in foal 1 5 year draught stallion 1 2 year draught stallion We have personally inspected the above horses, and have no hesitation in saying they are a particularly useful lot. The mares are heavy, active, well bred eorts, with fo*ls at foot and covered by well known fcirea, and range from 5 years to aged, cbietiy 5 to 7 yearß. The young draughts ara well grown, well bred, acd in first class condition, and all are for absolute sa!o. CLEARING BALti Off DAIRX COWS AT MAKINO. THURSDAY, AUGUST 31st, At 1 p.m. GORTON & SON have received ia&lructions from Mr W. J. Arnold, whose lease has expired, to sell by pablic auction on the farm, Makino Roan, as above — 14 fmt class springing dairy cows 3 springing heifers 4 20gal milk cans i 200 yards wire netting Also, on account of the Executors of the latd W. Bake — 14 springing dairy cows 15 weanert> ! LOAN & MERCANTILE CO. CLEAhING BALK OK DAIRY STOCK, &c. On the Farm, Kiwitea. WEDNK> DAY, 80th AUGUBT, 1905, at 12 o'clock sharp. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. Ltd., has received instructions from Mrs Banks to sell the whole of her dairy herd, condoling of — 75 cows in milk and close to calving 30 beift-rs in milk and to calve 1 pedisjrea Jersey bull, 4 years old 3 breeding sows ( Berkshire Tamworth cross) in pig 1 trap mare 1 fcig in good order 1 saddle and harness pony 2 fillies, rising 2 and 3 years, by Handaome Jack 90 gal turbine Melotte separator without boiler HOgal. turbine Alpha-Laval separator and boiler (only worked 6 months) LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOl'Jffi.— Mra Banka has been milking for 15 yearn, and the herd is one of the be»t supplying the Cheltenham Dairy Factory, The cows have been heavily culled for the past six years, with the result that the greatest porportion of thoße to be offered are young cows. The test will ba given at the 6ale. For further particulars apply to Mrs Banks. FEILDING SALE. FRTDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1905. I At 12.30. 11HE NEW ZEALAND LOAN A MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Ltd., will sell by pablic auction as above - 40 wethers 150 firat class wether hoggets 300 first class mixed hoggets 1000 tip- top hoggets 500 tip top hoggets 200 hoggets 250 hoggf to 200 hoggets 200 hoggets 164 hoggets 80 Roniney e^e hoggets 20 good dairy cows 40 mixed yearliugs 30 heifers in calf 13 good dairy cowa 6 forward empty cows On account of Trustees of late Wm. Baker — 1 10 2thto fm. purebred Romney ewes in lamb to purebred Romney ram«, bred by Mr David Buick, of PalwerSton North^ UNRESERVF-D CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK, «fee 1£ Mi es from Kimbolton. TUESDAY. sth SEPTEMBER, At 12 noon, sharp. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN 4 MERCANTILE AGENCY 00. Ltd., has received instructions from Mr fl. J. Capper, who baß Bold his farm, to sell by public auction aB above— 30 cows, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th calvers (including 6 | bred Jerseys), to calve September | and October 1 p.b. Shorthorn ball 8 yearlings 1 trap mare I half-dranght geldiug ; trial given 1 p.b. Berkshire boar j 1 p.b. Berkshire sow in pi? ; 1 h.b. Tamworth sow in pig Gig and harness, spring cart and harness, B.f. plough, tine harrows, farm tools, and sundries Also, household furniture, comprising piano (light reserve), drawing-room suite, double brats bedstead, mattresses, duchess Eet, chest drawers, sideboard, toilet sets, chairs, etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd , Will hold a pvAIRY pOW AT KIMBOLTON on WEDNESDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, 1905. Early Entries Solicited,