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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1584, 9 June 1920, Page 8

AUCTION SASHES. PECIAL )OULTRY !S >:LE - THURSDAY NEXT, i£ Noon. AT THE 3&ART. ARRY PALMER AND CO. have been instructed by the Public WHITE LEGHORN LAYING PULLETS AND HENS. Also several breeding cockerels. The above birds were specially selected for heavy laying, and are now in- splendid fettle for the coming season. W. B. O'CALLAGHAN, Auctioneer. TJNRESERVED QLEARING QALE APITI THURSDAY, JUNE 10th, 1920. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., instructed by Mr Noel Oxnam, who has sold his property, will sell at the Homestead, as above, at 11 o'clock sharp— WV ex tra good, r.w. Romney rams, mostly 2-tooths 50 2-tooth wethers 50 woolly wether hoggets 20 Romney rams 20 forward 3£-year steers, good colours 3 good dairy cows, September calvers 2 draught horses, all work 1 good stock pony, broken to harness 1 aged hack 2 store pigs 1 sow with litter M.H. 9-coulter drill (nearly new), M.H. 13-tyne cultivator (new), M.H. Cambridge roller (new), 3leaf tyne harrows, garden plough, Booth, Macdonald s.f. plough, garden drill and cultivator, 320 ft 4in glazed earthenware piping, with traps, bends, etc.; 18ft 2in galvanised piping with fittings, 36ft 3in piping cistern pan complete, scullery bench and sink, Oster pipe stock and dies, Jin to 2in pipe vice and pipe cutter, 12 farm gates, 4000 ft rimu building timber (seasoned), manure, ryegrass, lucerne, clover and turnip seed, 5 cwt. galvanised wire (No. 8),, house blocks and posts, 400gal. tank, 1 incubator (50-egg), small backblock heating stove and piping (new), Weston chain pulley, Fairbanks scales (2601b5), ball-bearing power horse-clipper, spray pump, double-action forcepump (2000-gal. per hour), 2 timber jacks (4 and 6-ton), grindstone, tent and fly, harness chains, swingle-trees, etc.; quantity garden and other tools. 70 fowls 20 ducks 3 sheep dogs potatoes, etc. ALSO ALL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND UTENSILS, including— Handsome oak sideboard and overmantle, gramaphone and 90 records. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. The live and dead stock are in firstclass order and a large portion of the furniture is practically new. MR S. R. LANCASTER'S SALE OF JERSEYS To be held at the Farm, NAPIER ROAD. 3 miles from Palmerston North, On JUNE 25, 1920, at 10 o'clock Sharp. fTHE CATTLE to be offered comprise the following:— rjn PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS and * ' HEIFERS 12 pedigree Jersey bulls 50 high-class Jersey cows 25 high-class Jersey 3-year heifers 45 high-class Jersey 2-year heifers The above are all exceptional quality and breedings, and will be guaranteed true to description. Several have already calved. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Woodfleld's cars will convey buyers to and from the sale. Auctioneers: N.Z. LOAN CO. DALGETY AND CO. AIMING HIGH clean, honest and up-to-date methods of business has enabled us to HIT THE MARK t of the most remarkable success in every line undertaken. We report excellent clearing sales last week on account Messrs Kendall (Taikorea), Boyes (Awapuni), and Schwamm (TiakVtahuna), and the busy week was brought to a close by ANOTHER RECORD MART SALE. New and second-hand furniture met a splendid demand, pigs and poultry solo? in large numbers at above late rates, harness and stock covers are still in good request. Produce, fruit and vegetables sold in big quantities at about late rates. Following are r;orne of the sales:— jßerkshire boar £ls 10/, Tamworth "boar £6 5/, 9 breeding sows at £lO 5/ to £l3 10/, 12 young sows to farrow £5 5/ to £lO 10/, weaners and slips 19/ to 45/, stores 33/ to 52/, porkers and baconers 55/ to £5, Shetland pony £6 15/, cows £l3 10/ to £2O, 2 empty sows £7, pullets to 30/ pair, cockerels '4/6 to 4/, hens 5/6 to 10/, geese 11/, turkey hens to 26/, turkey gobblers to '4"O/. Dessert apples to 9/ bushel, cooking apples to 8/6. IF BUYING OR SELLING CONSULT HARRY PALMER AND CO. THE POPCTLAR AUCTIONEERS. W. E. O'CALLAGHAN, 9 . ' ?■'. • Auctioneer-Manager.