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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7534, 7 May 1903, Page 8

GORTON & SON" FEILDING SALE. .FRIDAY, MAY Bth. n_ ORTCft & SON will sell by publio \JT auotion as above at 12.30 p.m.— 50 mixed weaners 90 well bred weanersandyearlings 37 weaner steers 22 mixed weaners 14 weaners to yearlings 14 18-months to 2-year steers 2 yearling heifers 10 2-year steers 30 2 to 2J-year steers 15 18-months shorthorn heifers 250 good 2 and 4-th wethers 100 2th wethers | 150 empty f.f.m. ewes 200 dry ewes 130 maiden ewes 100 dry ewes 250 fat and forward Lincoln and Romney wethers 500 fat and forward ewes 100 forward ewes 220 rape-fed lambs 150 fat and forward ewes 200 lambs 85 forward ewes 20 forward bullocks 30 weaners and yearlings 10 fat cows 15 fat and forward cows 7 weaners 4 store cows 3 forward bullocks 2 prime fat cows 5 empty store cows 10 first-class dairy heifers forward to calve 4 yearling heifers | 4 yearling steers j 6 weaner steers ] 60 fat and forward wethers 2 draught mares, heavy and medium. BULLS SALE. WEDNESDAY, 13m MAY. At 1.30 p.m. NORTON & SON will sell by public \J auction as above at 1.30 o'clock— 6 yearling steers 10 2-yr steers 16 weaner steers 200 fat and forward wetliei-3 300 wethers 100 fat and forward ewes 70 lambs 60 ewes 10 young pigs 2 p.b. Minorca and 2 p.b. Orpington cockrelis Milk-cart, horse and harness Also on account Marine Department— 1 IG-ft pilot boat (Kauri), to he seen at Scott's Ferry. CLEARING SALE~ THURSDAY, 14th MAY, 1903. AT PAKIHIKURA. n ORTON & SON havo received in\A structions from Messrs King ana Anderson, who have sold their farm, to sell on the property, 10 miles from both Hunterville and Waituna,— 600 Romaoy-Lincoln ewes in lamb to Romney rams (gooa line) 300 good wether lambs 300 good ewe lambs lOOgoull lambs 100 mixed empty sheep 16 Bomney rams 16 young dairy cows, chiefly second celvers 13 2^-yoar dairy haifers, calve Sept. 14 18-months to 2-year heifers in calf 4 fat and forward cows 20 15-months steers 20 18-montha steers 5 2 to 2i-year steers 12 heifar calves 40 steer calvos Pure Hereford bull 2 good ponies, 1 hack, Alpha separator and boiler (good order), spray pump, 30 sheets roofing iron, woolpress, took, sundries, etc., etc. BAKER & TABUTEAU.

FOE SALE BY AUCTION. DAIRY "PAJRMS, PART ORINGI ESTATE. BAKER & TABUTEAU bare re- . ceivcd instructions from Fenry Gaisford, Esq., to offer for sale by Public Auction, at Danneyirke, in coniunction with J DALGETY & CO., LIMITED OK WEDNESDAY, 27m MaY 19<w At 3.30 o'clock. ORINGI, MATAHIWI, HAWKE'S BAY. DAIRYTnAEMS In Areas of from 60 To 145 ACRESAll Excellent Arable Grass Land. The farms are situated between the Oringi and Matahiwi Railway Stations. |on the Wellington-Napier line, being 5 miles.from Dannevirke ana Smiles from Woodyille. There is good road access to each farm. Title—Land Transfer Act. Plans; giving full details, can be obtaieed from the Auctioneers, Napier, or from Dalgety & Co., Limited, Napier BAKI-R & TABUTEAU, Auctioneers. TO PREVENT MISREPRESENAT TION. | The Gea tfeat Preserving and Freezing Co. of N.Z., LlilllED, TU-OTIFIES settlers that the Com1^ pany a Charges for handling sheep ana lambs on farmers' account and covering cost of Slaughtering Freezing, Wrapping, Shipping and Freight, are identically the same as those ruling in Canterbury, and stand as under:— For mutton U per lb (three-farthinm per lb). ■ For Lamb 9-10ths d (nine-tenths of a penny per lb) Tho above charges aro the winter rates current during the months of Juno to November inclusive, and have not been altered for two years. W. H. TEIPE, Secrotary.