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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 14190, 26 April 1919, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. M.A.O. 112 CUBA STREET. THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR AUCTION MART. WHERE THE BARGAINS ARE. TO-DAY, AT 12 NOON. THE MANAWATU AUCTIONEER; A ING CO. will sell WITHOUT RESERVE: Tho contents of a iive-roomed house, removed from the country to the Mart for convenience of sale, every line of which must be sold. Prime tabic potatoes, onions and very large lot fresh vegetables and fruit,, Triumph motor cycle and side-car, Singer motor cycle (both in tip-top order) ; , ladies' and gent's bikes (up-to-date and in excellent running order), and for absolute sale. Horse and cow covers, saddles, dray and trap harness. Gas range (good as new), Shaddock and Scott ranges, Methven boiler, copper boiler and stand, and very large lot useful sundries. 2 P.M.: Special lot of pullets coming on to lay, and good lot fowls.

DISPERSAL SALE. BECKFIELD* PEDIGREE BEEF SHORTHORNS. FEILDIXG SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, May 6th, 1919. 1") ALGETY AND CO., LTD., Palmerston North, have received instructions from Mr William Gibson, of Ki-nitca, to sell as above, at 1 o'clock, his pedigree herd of beef Shorthorns, comprising—--24 cows and calves 9 rising lyr bulls Catalogues available on application to auctioneers. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OF PEDIGREE PRIESIANS. CORBETT EO*AD. BELL BLOCK, NEW PLYMOUTH. FRIDAY, 9th MAY, 1919. "NTEWTON KING has received in- -*■* structions from the- Trustees in the Estate of the late William James to sell by public auction, as above—

»K HEAD PEDIGREE FRIESIANS, '*' comprising—--14 cows 8 heifers (rising 2 years) 10 calves 3 bulls Luncheon Provided. SALE AT 12.30 O 'CLOCK. Catalogues on application. >, "OTANGA." CLEARING BALE. PIRI riRI. MONDAY, APRIL 28th, 1919. At 12 Noon, sharp. 'HE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' COOP., ASSN., LTD. (Stock Dept.), Dannevirke, under instructions from Mr Luxford, Peeti (who has sold the prdperty) will sell tho undermentioned stock, at the Homestead Yards (within a few miles from Dannevirke) at the above time and place:— SHEEP—--270 2-tooth wethers 375 2-tooth ewes (with Romnqy rams since 17th March) 410 4, 6 and 4-year ewes (wit*. Romney rams since Mar. 17) 431 4 and 5-year ewes (with Southdown rams since 3rd March) 200 4 and 0-tooth ewes (with 1 Southdown rams since 3rd I March) 200 forward empty ewes 55 2-tooth empty ewes 400 Romney-Lincoln cross lambs GOO B.F. lambs

2941 CATTLE—SO breeding cows with calves ae foot and in calf to Hereford and Shorthorn bulls, in lots 30 forward empty cows .30 18-months Hereford-Shorthorn heifers 30 mixed cattle (to be drafted) .1 Hereford bull 1 Shorthorn bull 27 prime fat cows 172 HORSES—--1 aged spring trap mare 1 hack mare 1 aged stock pony 1 fi-year hack gehling WINTER FODDER— Stack oaten sheaf (8 tons), stack hay (last season's), lucerne and clover hay (in shed and loft) IMPLEMENTS, SUNDRIES Etc.— Bush wagon, lip dray (tin tyres), in good order, hay mower, hay rake, d.f. plough, s.f. plough, set disc harrows, three-leaf set tyno harrows, bars and chains (lots), garden seed sower and cultivator, wool press, Fairbanks' scales, saw bench, extra saw, lawn mower, (Stilletea), all station tools, and host of sundries, also quantity furniture, fowls, etc., 2 pack saddles. LIGHT LUNCIIEON PROVIDED. AUCTIONEER'S NOT:-:. — As the property has been sold, the live stock (with the exception of one or two small lots) will be sold without reserve, and the above sale affords art excellent opportunity for farmer.; who have "eased off" their fn.t stock to hi! their J. B. THOMSON, Auctioneer,