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Gisborne Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 10194, 5 January 1926, Page 8

AUCTION NOTICES. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Makarika Station DISPERSAL SALE At the HOMESTEAD, Near TOKOMA.RU BAY. 2'XD and gRD JjIEBRUARY, 1926. COMMENCING 11 a.m. SHARP. jyj L'RRAY, EOHER’iS* CO. LD., -JL instructed by the Owners.,- who have disposed of the Property, will sell the whole of the above wellknown and well bred STOCK and all PLANT as follows 20,000 SHEEP, viz., 2900 2 Th. Ewes, 2829 4 Th. Eives, 2083 6th. Ewes, 1462 8 Th. Ewes, 1000 5-yr. Ewes, 850 6-yr. Ewes, 288 5 and 6-yr. Ewes, 1050 4” Th. Wethers, 1400 2 Th. Wethers (about), 6000 m.s. Shorn Lambs, 200 Romney Rams, 4 Th. to 5-yr,. 1,650 CATTLE, viz., 157 4-yr. Bullocks, 198 3-yr. Bullocks, 174 2-yr. Steers, 230 Yearling Heifers, 150 2vr. Heifers with Bull, 100 3-yr.-old Breeding Cows with Calves, 400 m.a. Breeding Cows Avitli Calves, 15 P.A. Bulls, 30 Dairy Coavs and Heifers, 1 Stud Hols. Bull. HORSES. — 8 Heavy Draught Horses (good), 7 Draught Brood Mares. 10 Unbroken Draughts, 1 Draught Stallion. 14 Hacks and Pack Horses, 13 Unbroken Hacks, 3 Mules. IMPLEMENTS & MACHINERY— Reaper and Binder, MoAver, A. and B. Ohaffcutter, S. A. Drill, Hay Rake, D.F. Plough, S.F. Plough, Swamp Plough, Martin Ditcher, 2 Sets HarroAA-s. Tripod Harrows, 12 H.P. Lister Engine, 6 H.P. Assoc. Engine, 13 H.P. Assoc. Engine, Cambridge Roller, 2 Sets Discs, 2 Waggons, 3 Drays, Buggy and. Harness, Team ‘Working Bullocks and Dray complete. AlSO—All Waggon and Cart Harness, Plough Gear, Pack Saddles, Contents Blacksmith’s Shop, Contents Carpenter’s Shop. Wire, Posts, Tools of all descriptions, etc., etc. ORDER OF SALESHEEP, CATTLE, BROKEN HORSES, IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS. DAIRY CATTLE, UNBRO- ‘ KEN HORSES, AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—The above offers a splendid opportunity to anyone wishing to secure stock (especially Breeding Ewes) of good type and quality. Both Sheep and Cattle have been carefully selected and culled each year, and the best Sires purchased. The Wool has ahvays brought toji prices, the well known “laoroa brand being always keenly competed for. , . The Cattle are Polled Angus and no better can he seen anywhere, the breeding coavs especially being a fine lot- , , . Horses are good and implements in first-class order. The Station is known as being one of the best managed on the»Coast and clients can rely on all stock being offered in good condition and best possible order. TERMS: CASH. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LTD-, Auctioneers. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. McDQUGALL’S “BORDER’’ PASTE SHEEP DIP TESTIMONIAL P.EITH BROS., DOUGLAS, FROM MESSRS “TE MAIRE” TARANAKI. “We have' used Border Paste for the past two seasons with excellent results. We have not seen any ticks or lice on any of our sheep which were wintered under hard conditions. For seasons 192425 our hogget wool realised 28d per lb, and for season 1925-26 with all in our hoggets wool realised 15d per lb at the Wanganui wool sales. “We can confidently state that Border is the best sheep dip we have used in our experience both in New Zealand and Scotland and can thoroughly recommend it to all wool growers. N.Z. LOAM & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. Gladstone Road, SOLE AGENTS. USE TAUPIRI THE BEST HOUSEHOLD COAL REGULAR SHIPMENTS of HOUSE AND KITCHEN ARRIVING. CLARE CLARE AGENT* WAIROA AGENCY GISBORNE TIMES W E have p’easure hi announcing that we have appointed ESSRS. I MALL gTATIONERS, MARINE PARADE, asXtho Wairoa Agents for the Gisborne Times. Arrangements may be made for the Times to be delivered regularly, or single copies may be secured on arrival of the Gisborne Motor Coy. s morning service cars. _ Advertisements for the Times and orders for printing for the Times Jobbing Works left at the Agency will receive prompt attention. mOLAGA 1? A Y -pwISTRICT L OLAGA JJAY U 1 '[STRICT TIMES AGENCIES Agencies for the “GISBORNE fMES” are in the hands of -R. "jgEN £jj_RUBB KKSELLF.R, STATIONER, iOY GOODS MERCHANT. —And — M ES \ n OLMKS IKSELLER, STATIONER, GY GOODS .MERCHANT. - fI.AGA BAY