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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2644, 12 May 1923, Page 10

AUCTION SALES. M.A.C, The People’s Popular Auction Mart. “WHERE THE BARGAINS ARE.” The manawatu auctioneer. ING CO. will sell as usual TODAY;— 9 A.M.—Special sale of prime quality meat, killed at borough abattoir. PRICES CANNOT BE BEATEN. 12 NOON —Special consignment cooking and dessert apples, pears, prime table potatoes, onions and fresh vegetables. 1 P.M. —Very large consignments good household furniture, including;— Large extension dining table, large rimu sideboard with mirror back, duchess chests, wardrobes, pedestal cupboards and washstands, single and double wood bedsteads, w.w. mattresses and stretchers, kapoc beds and pillows, blankets and rugs, childs' wood cots, light and dark, Wertheim and Victory sewing machines, high-back chair upholstered in brown leather, Morris armchairs, seagrass armchairs, gate-leg tables, occasional tables, 3-piece upholstered suite, large lot of gramophone records, good as new, hall stand, seagrass squares, cheffonier, kitchen dresser, kitchen table, bentwood and Canadian chairs, very large lot useful household sudries. ladies’ and gent’s cycles in good order and for absolute sale. 2 P.M. —Specially good line of fowls, horse and cow covers, saddlery and harness, wheelbarrow, lawn mower, gas range, gas cooker, Balata belting, Diabolo separator, Buffalo and Cypher incubators, Planet Junr., scarifier. J. S. MUNRO, Auctioneer. IF PRESERVED QLEARING QALE. TO BE HELD ON THE FARM OF E. JONES, ESQ., KARERE. MONDAY, MAY 14, at 12.30 p.m. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., unrloi- insf motions from under instructions from MR DON THOMSON, will sell as above: — Of? JERSEY CROSS COWS, July and August calvers 3 Jersey cross cows, winter calvers 6 18-mos heifers, r.w.b. 5 weaner heifers 1 S.H. bull 1 2-yr Jersey bull 1 horse 1 spring dray and harness NOTE.—The returns from this herd are exceptionally good and buyers can attend this sale and buy with every confidence. Full particulars and calving dates will be given at the sale.

LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. TJNRESERVED RANGITIKEI LINE, NEWBURY. TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1923, at 12 Noon. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., instructed by W. G. SHANNON, ESQ., will sell as above: ItG JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS COWS, June, July and August calvers. 12 cows in milk 12 springing Jersey heifers 30 choice weaner heifers (high grade) 30 Jersey weaners 4 Pedigree Jersey bulls with transfers (s.r.) 1 4-cow Gane milking machine complete with releaser and 3i h.p. Twigg engine NOTE: —Mr Shannon is giving up dairying and the above herd comprises a choice lot of carefully selected high grade cows-mostly calving July and August. The average butter fat returns to the end of April being 333 lbs. Calving dates and tests of each individual cow will be given at the Cale. As Mr Shannon has decided to sell absolutely without reserve, dairymen should not miss this opportunity to pick up tip-top milkers. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. c BEARING gALE. •yNRESERVED U ISPERS HR SAL & ALES OP THREE TARANAKI HERDS OF PEDIGREE JERSEYS, REPRESENTING IN ALL 106 HEAD 106 TO BE SOLD AS UNDER:AN T WEDNESDAY, 6th JUNE, 1923 (the day following Dir John Hale’s sale), on behalf of the well-known breeder, Mr. THOS. I ANN, at his homestead, Mangatoki (near Eltham): IP!“ PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS, UO HEIFERS AND BULLS (whole stud), which includes Mr Linn’s champion cow, “CREAM OF 0.K.,” one of the best daughters Of “THE GENERAL,’’ having C.O.R.’s of 519.451bs fat at 2 years, 460.1 Mbs fat in 259 days at. 3 years, G40.441bs fat at 4 years, being again under test and should exceed the TOOlbs mark.

Ana on THURSDAY. 7th JUNE, 1923, on behalf of Messrs L. N. FAULL and J. H. ALLEN, at Mr Fanil’s Homestead, Tikorangi (near Waitara), in conjunction, their small but select herds, consisting of: PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS, HEIFERS AND BULLS. Both sales commence at 12 Noon, and each lot catalogued is to be sold WITHOUT RESERVE. CATALOGUES displaying full pedigrees and particulars •will be posted on application to the Auctioneers. NEWTON KING, LTD., New Plymouth and Stratford. TF you want cheap furniture, new or second-hand, go to Bone, 82 Cuba Street. Phone 6025. T KEEP on toddlin’ along. Sooner or latei* I shall come to that highclass confectionery shop in the Strand. J. H. Boyd, the "Strand” Confectioner and Fruiterer. F'OR Port Hyine you cannot beat the 1 Occidental Hotel.—H. A. Mitchell, proprietor,