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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7393, 20 February 1902, Page 3

STEUARI' AND CORRIG/N (late Budge & Good) STOCK SALES. Febbttahy, — Eltham, Wednesday 26 Kaponga, Friday 28 UNRESERVED CLEARING RALE, AT KUMEROA, WITHIN BIX MILES OF WOODVILLE. I FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. At 12 (noon) sharp. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMB, Ld., ZjL have received instructions from Mr Thos. Crosse to sell by public auotion athishome?tead,KUMEßOA, near WOODVILLE, in consequence of the sale of the property to the Government Land Purchase Board, Absolutely Without Keserve. 900 f m Leicester-Lincoln ewes 1100 6 tooth Leicester Lin. ewes 1200 4 tooth Leicester-Lin, ewes 700 2 tooth Leicester-Lin, ewes 500 2 tooth Romney-Lin. ewes 1200 2 tooth Romney-Leioester-Linooln wethers 600 fat wethers 1400 4 tooth wethers 600 Leicester-Lin, ewe lambs 400 Romney-Lincoln ewe lambs 1000 Lin. -Leicester and Romney wether lambs 80 rams - 70 J 8 mos Polled-Angus heifers SO head young oattle Draught horseg, drays, waggons, farming implements, dairy coyia, station hacks, post?, wire, eta, eto. NOTE — The auctioneers" would draw speoial attention to the class of sheep to be offered, they are particularly well-bred and reared on hilly country in the 40 mile district. Luncheon provided. CoacLea meet all trains at Woodyille, morning of sale. TyiBBEMAN R. JACKBON AND 1 ! CO.'S STOCK BALES. Februaby, — •Jobnsonville, Tussday 25 Wanganui, Wednesday 26 Waverley, Friday 28 CLEARING SALE AT RAPANUI, KAI IWI. (Nine miles fiom Wanganui.) MOINDAY, FEBRUARY 24. At 12.80 p.m. T7IREEMAN R. JACKBON AND X; CO. have been ins ructed by Duncan Blair, Esq. (whose lease has expired) to sell by public auction, as above, the whole of his stock and farm implements, 60 cows and calves 50 weaners 85 18 months steers 25 pure bred 2 year Shorthorn heifers, in calf 25 pure bred 8 yeai Shorthorn heifers in calf 25 pure bred shorthorn cows, in calf 20 forward bullocks ' 10 fat cows 1 pure bred Shorthorn bull, . . 4 years old, by imported Master of the Ring 5 pure bred yearling to 18 months bulls 900 woolly wether lambs 800 woolly ewe lambs 600 6 tooth ewes 500 4 tooth ewes 400 2 tooth ewes 400 f m ewes 400 2 tooth wethers 200 pure bred 2 tooth ewes v 200 pure bred woolly ewe lambs 150 4 tooth pure bred ewes 110 rams; all ages 8 draught mares 1 brood mare 6 station hacks 1 polo pony mare, with foal at foot, by El Drague, in foal to Cook of the Walk 3 good sheep dogs Also, Ihe well known hunters Shinguard, 5 years, by Vanguard, and Silver Kay, 8 years old Farm implements consisting of: Mas3ey-Harris binder (nearly new), 2 double furrow ploughs, disc harrowp, tyne harrows, single furrow plough, 1 horsepower and ohaffcutter, reaper and mower, grubber, screw wool press, Reid and Gray broadcast sower, chain harrows, four-horse gear, tools, etc., eto Tho Auctioneers beg to draw the attention of settlers to the above sale. The excellent quality of Mr Blair's stock is well known. The sheep have all been carefully mouthed, and the ages of the above lines oan be guaranteed. A coach will leave the Fountain (Wanganui) immediately after the arrival of the North and South morning trains. Luncheon provided, RAYiJEY JACKSON, Auctioned. OLEARING SALE at SOUTHERN GROVE, KAI IWI (Seven miles from Wanganui). TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. At 12.80 p.m. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. have been instructed by J. B. Murray, Esq., (whose lease has expired) to sell by auction, as above— The whole of his stock and farm implements, consisting of, — 640 6 and 8 tooth Lincoln breeding ewes 500 ewe lambs 400 wethers 400 4 tooth Lincoln breeding ewes 360 2 tooth Lincoln breeding ewes 170 4, 6, and 8 tooth stud Lincoln ewes 50 2 tooth stud Lincoln ewes 150 wether lambs 45 rams, all ages, including studs by Rayner Brus., Suttons, and others 2 draught mares 2 draught geldings Implements, consisting of, — 2 Reid and Gray double furrow ploughs (one convertable into single furrow plough and subsoiler), disc harrows, tyne harrows, Cambridge roller, horse cultivator, horse hoe and scuffler, small single farrow plough with moulding 'attachment, 2 reapers and binders, 1 mower with reaping and tilting gear, wool dray and tip dray with frames, shaft, leading, and plough harness, 4 horse equalising blocks and chains, 3-horse yokes and swingletrees, Murray wool press, wool table, Avery platform scales, sack barrow, wire netting, chaff, empty saoks, etc., eto. A coach will leave the Fountain (Wanganui), on arrival of the North and South morning trains. Luncheon provided. &AYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. LIVELY NOW, And secure your Xmas Fruits At the reduced prices from • ROBBINS. EUROL ...F08... HEADAOHJS.