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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 395, 24 April 1908, Page 8

STOCK SALES. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd, LEVIN : Friday, April 24. 10 forward hyifors, 25 18mos mixed cattle, 40 weaners, 8 fat cows, 0 fat cow?, 6 forward heifcrd, 5 forward cows 20 3yr forward bullocks, 28 2yr steers, 25 good weaners, 6 fat cows, 8 heifers, 6 fat cows, 100 lambs, 160 lambs, 250 2th wethers, 100 lamias, 140 2th mixed sheep, 250 forward ewos. RAUMAI: Tuesday, April 28. 2 mother-reared weaners, 50 18mos heifers, 12 18mos steers, 15 fat and forward heifers, 8 weaners, I bull 250 good lambs, 100 tip-top fat and forward wethers, 200 tip-top Lincoln 2fch ewes in iamb to Romney rams, 300 tiptop 6th and 4yr ewe 3 in lamb to English Leicester rams, 100 forward woolly lambs, 100 shorn lambs, 200 4 and syr ewes in lamb to Lincoln rams, 200 lambs mixed sexes WOODYILLE : Monday, April 27. 70 good wethers, 130 sm ewes in lamb to Romney rams, 60 fm ewes, 40 fat withers, 70 fm ewes, 40 sm ewes, 75 fm ewes m lamb to Romney rams, 30 firstclass woolly lambs, 7 fat ewes, 12 2th Romney rsma 14 2i to 3£yr steers, 7 2yr steers DALGETY & CO., LTD. LEVIN: Friday, April 24. 200 forward 2th wethers, 300 prime fat ewes, 200 prime fat wethers, 200 shorn lambs, 150 woolly lambs, 100 prime fat wethers, 250 good woolly lambs, 140 mixed sheep, 20 mixed yearlings Also on acount of Mr Bartholomew: 23 first-class dairy cows in milk and to ctdve, MANAWATU AUCTIONEERS' ASSOCIATION. FEILDING: Friday, April 24. 1100 forward ewes off hills, 800 fat and forward 4th Lincoln wethers off hills, 740 2 and 4th forward wethers in lots, 820 2th wethers in lots, 400 fm breeding ewes, 500 2 and 4th breeding ewes, 300 4yr breeding ewos, good, 500 good rape lambs (lots), 850 mixed lambs (lots), 239 fat ewes (lots), 150 fat and forward ewes, 57 forward 2th ewes, 20 prime fat ewes, 200 fat and forward 2th wethers, 200 2th ewes in lamb to Romney rams (without reserve), 180 fat and forward fm ewes (without reserve), 220 good Romney ewes in lamb to Southdown rams, 2266 2th wethers in lots, 800 4th wethers, 174 wethers, 250 2th ewes, 217 mixed lamos, 500 2th wethers, 200 2th 'ewes, 100 2th ewes, 250 first-class ewe lambs in lots, 200 ewe lambs, 150 mixed lambs 400 fat and forward 2th wethers, 300 good wethers 01100 3 and 4yr bullocks, from TJmutoi, 5 weaners, 12 forward steers, 4 fat heifers, 4 store cows, 13jfat heifers in lots, 2 fat cows, 8 forward cows, 12 18mos steers, 1 heifer in tull profit, 1 springing heifer Also without reserve, the whole of Mr J. E. Rolfe's dairy herd, consisting of 70 good cows. GORTON & SON. BOLLS : Monday, April 27. 6 store cows, 12 18mos steers 200 lambs, 100 forward ewes, 100 ewes, 170 lambs 1 ton potatoes. N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. APITI: Tuesday, April 28. 250 good mixed lambs (lots), 300 good Lincoln lambs, 400 good 2th wethers (lots), 250 good mouth ewes, 50 ewes, 20 fat ewes, 150 fm ewes, 100 mixed lambs 4 fat cows ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., and DALGETY & CO., Ltd. MANGAWEKA: Saturday, April 25 100 wether lambs, 200 mixed lambs, 100 2th 150 fat and forward wethers, 140 fm ewes, 100 fm ewes, 100 forward empty ewes 2 half-draught horses OTAKI: Wednesday, April 29. 200 wethers 16 3yr bullocks, 9 forward bullocks, 20 18mos to 2yr steers, 20 do. heifers N.Z. L. & M. CO. and DALGETY AND CO., and GORTON & SON. HUNTERVILLE: Tuesday, April 28 8 mixed 18m0s cattle, 8 pb [Shorthorn weaner heifers, 6 empty cows, 4 2yr steers, 30 cows and calves 100 ewes, 350 fm ewes, 150 2th wethers, 450 2th vrethers, 100 ewes, 100 lambs WEIGHTY WOOL. THE WAY TO WEALTH. With a falling Wool Market you cannot afford to pass by any chance of getting more revenue from your Wool, can you P Two main causes of loss to Woolgrowers are bad classing and worse scouring. As a Wool expert of 30 years standing I can overcome both these drawbacks for you. I will class any clip up to 1000 bales and being local inspector for the.N.Z.Woolbuyers' Association, I know just how buyers want the wool. Then with my Patented Scouring Apparatus I use no injurious ingredients such as Soap, Soda, or Potash as they injure the wool. The consequence is your wool is softer, brighter, aud heavier and sells better. Railage costs you no more than to Wellington either. It will pay you to have it washed the Weaver Way. Lets talk it over. A. WEAVER. WOOL WORKS. HASTINGS.