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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 4019, 8 June 1920, Page 6

Auctions. N.Z.L. and M.A. Co. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. TAIPO ROAD, RONGOTEA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1920. At 12 o'clock sharp. NEW ZEALAND LOAN and MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. i has received instructions from Mr J. A. WOODLEY, whose lease has expired, to sell as above, at 12 o'clock sharp:— t\£l(\ ROMNEY-LINCOLN EWES OOU i n lamb to S.D. rams 50 Komney ewes in lamb to S.D. rains 100 f. and f. ewes off swedes ■ 150 white-face lambs 10 S.D. rams ; 4 Romney rams 2 good house cows, due Septem- j ber 6 18-months heifers 11 18-menth steers 2 bulls, S.H. and Jersey 3 plough horses 1 hack, saddle and bridle D.f. plough, Cambridge roller, 4coulter drill, R. and G. discs, 4leaf harrows, M.-H. binder, spring cart, woolpress, sledge, 2 coils sheep netting, 30-gal. separator, 70-gal. milk vat, 2 pumps, piping, wheelbarrow, meat safe, 4-horse blocks, plough chains, swingletrees, bars, collars, hames, winkers, ' reins, usual farm »unc(ries; also ; quantity chaff, oats, and potatoes, poultry, 50-egg incubator, quantity household furniture. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. OatQety and Co. UNRESERVED. CLEARING SALE' APITL ' . A 4' THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1920. At 11 o'clock sharp. ; ' D ALGETY and CO. LTD.v instructed hy Mr NOEL OXNAM, who has-sold his property,■'will sell>at the. Homestead j ; as • abovey at 11 o'clock sharp:— ' ' ' '" ' 2, 4 ' nd 6 - tooth EWE 8 ' t)\J\J ',;r;wiiißomney ra,ms,. moet- •■- Jy 2-tootha - 50 2-tooth wethere . :. 50 woolly wether hoggete 20 Romney rams 20 forward 3i-year steers, good ,•.;.-. colours '■;. •' .3 good dairy cowa, September calvere , I 2 draught horses; (all work) ■ 1...... i... ...1 good stock pony,, broken- to ,- .... , harness 1 aged; hack 2 store pigs v j 1 sow with litter ■....,. ~ »■' M.-H. •: 9-coulter drill (nearly new)/ •■■ M.-H. 13rtine cultivator' (aew);' M.-H. Cambridge roller (new),' , 3-leaf tine i-harrows, garden plough, „ Booth-Macdonald s.f. ■ ■ . plough, garden drill, and cultivator, 320 ft 4in glazed earthen-' < . ii ;.ware piping, (with traps, bends; etc M 18ft 2in galvanized piping, -'with-fittings, 36ft 3in piping, cistern, pan complete, scullery bench ; and sink, Oster pipe - stock and dies, §in to 2in pipe /: vice and pipe cutter, 12 farni V gates, 4000 ft rimu building titn- • ■ her (seasoned), manure, ryegrass, lucerne, clover and turnip eeed,' scwt.; galVanized wire (No. 8), house blocks and posts, ,i 4dogal. tank, 1 incubator (50----egg), small BlacklocM heating "'.'■ -stove and piping (new), Weston chain pulley, Fairbanks scales (2601b5), ball-bearing power horse clipper, spray pump, dou--1 .ble-action force pump (2000 gal) per,hour)j 2 timber jacks (4 and ■ _ 6 ton),- grindstone, tent and fly, , ;harhess," chains, swingle-trees, etc., quantity garden and other' 1 ' tools. 70 fowls, 20 ducks ; . 3 sheepdogs;' potatoee, etc. Also , all HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and UTENSILS, incliid-' i . '■ ing handsome oak sideboard' j and- overmantel, gramaphone j -and' 90 records. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. The live and dead stock are in first- | class order, and a large portion of the ' furniture is practically new. Abraham and Williams v Ltd. ' CLEARING SALE OF DAtRY STOCK. • KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDING. (3J miles from town.) SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1920. I At 12 noon sharp. MESSRS ABRAHAM and WILLIAMS, LTD., under instructions from Mr J. DARRAGH, will'sell at ;12 noon sharp:— " • -90 .young dairy cows, Jersey and .:.. -'j Jersey-Shorthorn cross. Aug. and Sept. calvers 26 3-year springing heifers 2 bulls 'I , 1 yearling steer 7 breeding sows ■ 1 boar 27 porkers • Milking machines, milk cans, and i dray and harness. ' NOTE.—Mr Darragh has culled heavily .during the last five years, 'arid the herd to he sold are a tip-top lino of Jersey and Jersey-Shorthorn cross and .Holstein, and are in good con- I dition. '■ -* ; . Heajth authorities recommend Flu-! enzol as a safeguard, against; infec- j tion. Sniff up a little twice • day. Iβ 6d and 2s 6d. I