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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2123, 15 May 1922, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE. SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. At the Farm, TE URI, ORMONDVILLE, « on WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1922, at 12.30 o’clock sharp. THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ COX OP. ASSN., LTD. (Stock Dept.), Dannevirke, under instructions from MR WM, HANNA, will sell the undermentioned stock at the above time and place:— 1533 SHEEP: 650 4-th to 5-yr Romney Cross Ewes, in lamb to Southdown and Romney Rams 600 4 and 5-yr Romney Cross Ewes, in lamb to Romney Rams 250 M.S. Lambs 25 Wethers 8 Southdown Rams ■JDQ CATTLE: 50 21 to 34-yr Hereford ana P.A. Cross Steer*40 2i to 31-yr Heifers, in calf to P.A. 'Bull 10 34-yr Holstein Cross Steers 1 P.A. Bull O HORSES; 6 Draught Mares and Geldings (broken to all work), to gethor with all their Harness 2 Hacks, Saddles and Bridles I IMPLEMENTS, McCormick Binder, 15 Coulter Grain and Manure Drill, Cambridge Roller, Set Discs, Fourhorse Tyne Harrows, D.F. Duncan Plough, two sets Blocks and Tackle, Swamp Plough, Hillside Disc Plough, Three Horse Sledge, Blacksmith’s Forge and Anvil, 51 h.p. . “Tangye” Portable Kerosene Engine, Wool Press, R. and G. Saw and Bench, R. and G. Chaffcutter, 2-stand Wolseley Shearing Plant and Double Grinder, Farm Tip, Dray, Five seater “Chevoleret” Motor Cai’, 25 coils Wire Netting, quantity plain Wire, sundry tools, etc. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ‘NOTE. —All the above stock are in excellent condition and will be drafted for quality and sold in lines to suit purchasers. Arrangements can be made with the Auctioneers to meet purchasers on arrival of trains from North and South on arrival at Or-| tnondville. J. B. THOMSON, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE to be held at. TE URI, ORMONDVILLE,” on THURSDAY, MAY 18th, at 12.80 p.m. sharp. mj-iE WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ CO--L OP. ASSN., LTD. (Stock Dept.), Dannevirke, in conjunction with MESSRS BARRAUD AND ABRAHAM, LTD., will sell, on account of MR C. G. PALMER at the above time and place, the undermentioned stock: 1860 SHEEP--600 4-th to f.f.m. Breeding Ewes, in lamb Romney rams Out 20th March. 800 2-th Empty Ewes. 180 f.m. Ewes, empty. 380 Woolly Hoggets, mostly ewes. 450 2 and 4-th Wethers. 10 aged Romney Rams. 100 44 CATTLE: p.A. and Hereford breeding Cows and Heifers,.with some calves. 22 34 and 41-yr Bullocks. 30/40 young Cattle. 4 Draught Horses, in work. 1 FIVE-SEATER OVERLAND KIOTOR CAR, D.F. Plough, Blocks and Chains, set Discs, Tyne Harrows (3 leaves), 3stand Lister Sheep Shearing Machine (PORTABLE), Woolpress. Also in conjunction with Mr HERBERT HEWITT, Mr Palmer’s property, comprising:— No. 1. —Homestead Block of 360 Acres freehold, with Dwelling, woolshed, sheepyards, etc., thereon, and 300 Acres Native Lease adjoining, 16 years to run, at 6/ per acre rental. No. 2. —279 Acres freehold, with buildings, and 199 Acres Native Lease adjoining, having about 10 years to run at 5/ per acre rental. Full particulars of properties, with mortgages, can bo obtained from The Wairarapa Farmers’ Co-op. Assn., Barraud and Abraham, or Herbert Hewitt, Dannevirke. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. J. B. THOMSO-N. DON’T NEGLECT YOUR CAR! FOR the sake of spending a few shillings now. Neglect may cost you as many pounds later. LET US INVESTIGATE AT THE FIRST SIGN OF TROUBLE. c. A- PETERS’ GARAGE, 6 King Street Phone 800 CHEAP TIMBER. CHEAP TIMBER. Palmerston North. WE HAVE FOR SALE 100,000 feet OP RIMU, MATAI AND WHITE PINE, RIMU, MATAI AND WHITE PINE. Second Grade. SPECIAL NOTE: —This timber i« good quality of its grade. None of it has been cut out of dead and perished; no bo.’cr, grub or pinholes. Inspection Invited. GASH NETT PRICE; 20/ PER 100 FEET AT OUR YARDS. TIEATU SAWMILLING CO.,