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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7378, 3 February 1902, Page 3

EGMONT FARMERS' UNION Ltd. Land Sto^k, and Produce, SalesMUNj Auctioneers, Valuers, General Commission Agents February, — Manaia, Wednesday 5 Stratford, Friday 7 Hawera, Thursday 13 Okaiawa, Friday 14 Manaia, Tuesday 18 Stratford, Friday 21 Hawera Horse Fair, Saturday 22 Hawera, Monday 24 Hawera, Thursday 27 EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld. SHEEP FAI3. STRATFORD~SALE YARDS. TUEBDAY,~FiBRUARY 4. A A. FANT.HAM will sell by * public auction as above, — 400 4 tooth to full mouth ewes 400 fresh full mouth ewes 220 fresh full mouth ewes 300 woolly lambs 180 hoggets 550 4 and 6 tooth and f m ewea 400 lambs 160 shorn lambs 200 4 and 6 tooth wethers 400 2 tooth ewes and hoggets 600 lambs 250 ewes 180 ewes 250 ewes 150 hoggets 600 lambs 250 ewes 130 ewes 200 shorn lambs, good EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, Ld. Sale Yabds, Sthatfoed. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. At 1 p.m. A A. FANTHAM will sell by • public auction as above, — 34 weaners 25 2 year heifers, in calf 8 bulls 44 yearlings PALMERSTON NORTH. Annual Ram Fair. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 6th cfe 7th FEBRUARY A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ld., _C_Jl in conjunction with the N.Z; Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ld., will hold their Annual Bam Fair in tho latter's yards, Rangitikei street, as above, commencing eaoh day at 12 o'clock, and will offer rams bred by gome ol the best breeders in the colony, comprising — 550 2 tooth Lincoln rams, bred by Messrs Wm. Wilson, Owen Hawes, Randolph and Walker, J. Jarvis, A. Southey Baker, J. S. Holmes, Robt. Wileoa, L. G. Bremer, and J. D. Hughes, H. B. Williams, R. Bremer, J. Fastings, James Wilson, J. B. Button, J Collins, MoHardie Bros. 850 2 tooth Romney ram?, bred by Messrs J. O. Bfttohelar, D. Buick, W. F Jacob, D. Rowlandd, and E. Dorset, P. M.Bryant, R. Cobb, W. Akers, J. F. Reid 250 2 tcoth English Leicester rams, bred by Messrs Black Bros and 0. W. Reid, 8. B. Lancastor, P. 0. Threlkeld W. Bo&g 10 Southdown Bams, bred by S. 8. , Lancaster 20 f -bred Leicester rams, bred by H. B. Williams 210 2 tooth Shropshire rams, bred by Capt. Gardner and 0. W. Reid, W. Akew 160 2 tooth Border Leicester rams, bred by Messrs J. S. Holme 3, C. w . Reid, and G. H. Gower, W. Boag, J. F. Reid Also, — On account of G. H. Gower, Esq., 40 2 tcoth Border Leicester ewes 25 Border Leicester ewes, mixed ages 15 6 tooth Border Leicester ewes, bred by N.Z. and Australian Land Co. Linoolns this year wiJl be offered on the second day, all other breeds first day. Entries close FRIDAY, 31st January. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. GJ-refit; Unreserved. Olearing- Sale of Sheep and. Oattle. WEDNESDAY,~FEBRUARY 19 A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ld., J\. in conjunction with W. Rose, Esq., have been instructed by the Assets Realization Board to sell by publw auction at the HOMESTEAD, MANGATORE, near DANNEVIRKE, in consequence of the sale of tbe Property to the Government Land Purchase Board, about— 30,000 well-bred Lincoln sheep 1 ,000 well-bred Shorthorn oatth Absolutely without reserve. Full particulars in future advertisement. Great Unreserved {Sale of fcSheep and CJattleFRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. A BRAHAM &~WILLIAMB, Ld., r\ have received instructions from Mr Thos. Crosse to aeH by public auction at his homestead,KUMEßO A , near WOODVILLE, iv consequence of the sale of the property to the Government Land Purchase Board, about, — 10,000 well - bred Leicester Lincoln sheep 300 well - bred ShorthornPolled Angus cattle Absolutely without reserve. Full particulars in future advertisement^ PALMERSTON NOKTH ANNUAL EWE FAIB. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13. At 1 o'clock. A BRAHAM & WILLIAM will J\ sell by publio auction at their yards, Rangitikei -street, as above, — 10,000 well-bred sheep of various classes Early entries invited. Tms Mabt, High-street, iiiLTHAM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8. At 2 o'clock sharp. WH. & A. MoGARRY have a been favored with instruc tions from Messrs Henderson and Lowe to offer by public auction as above, — IS Bub-divisicns of Section 73, Block 10, Ngaire S.D., being unsold portion of the properties lately owned by Ohas. Brennan (deceased). The area of allotments range from 39 perches to 2 rood 18 perches, and the situation is unequalled for. residential purposes In order to close the partnership, very low upset prices have been fixed, together with exceptional terms. Lithograph plans and all informa- < tion obtainable on application to the auctioneers. ■ • EUROL ...F08... HEADACHE