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Patea Mail, Volume XXIX, 14 December 1908, Page 3

Wanganui Sale. WANGANUI EAST YARDS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16th. D ALGETY & CO., LTD. will sell by auc tion as above at 1.30 p.ra.— 200 shorn ewo hoggets 200 mixed shorn hoggets 220 mixed shorn hoggets 10 good 15 months Jersey cross heifers recount of J. Wilson, Esq—--20 good 3 to 31 year bullocks Brakes leave Gordon’s stables periodically after 12 noon. Luncheon may be obtained at the .yards.

Unreserved clearing Sale. On the Farm, 3 miles from WAVEKLEY. Thursday, December 17th, 1908 D ALGETY & CO., LTD., have received instructions from E. P. BLAKE, Esq., who has sold his Farm, to sell as above at 12 noon--100 COWS IN MILK 10 cows, close to calving 3 Shorthorn bulls 4 weaners 2 f.c. express horses 2 3 year unbroken draughts 3 harness horses I 6 year hunter 3 hacks 2 mares in foal 1 yearling half draught 7 Berkshire breeding sows 1 p.b. Berkshire boar 50 porkers and stores

NOTE—Buyers will find this a good'herd’ Mr Blake having culled heavily every year' Catalogue of cows will be forwarded to any address on application. A Brake will leave Clarendon Hotel, Waverley, at 11 o’clock. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

Waverley Sale Yards, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18th. Sale at 1.30 sharp ALGETY & CO., LIMITED, will sell 40 mixed cattle 25 mixed young cattle 3 springing heifers 1 2-| year Jersey bull Entries can be made with our Waverley Agents, Messrs G. G. Potts and E. Symes. Wanganui ' Horse Fiar. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19th. Freeman r. jaoksona go.win sell at their Wanganui Yards HORSES, comprising draughts O U half draughts, light harness horses, hacks (broken and unbroken) On account of H. H. Jackson — 9 3 year-olds (unbroken), by Suffolk Punch. EARLY ENTRIES SOLICITED. All horses must be in yards by 11.30 a.m. Luncheon maybe obtained at the Yards. Important clearing Sale, WtieiMiakura 7 miles from Patea. Tuesday, December 22nd. ' as above - 25 good store cows Sale at 12 noon. 1 At 12,30 p.m.

Freeman e. jaokson & co., in conjunction with AV. OOWERN, have received instructions from the trustees of the late GEORGE GOW EE, to sell at the farm as above — Without Reserve. 1000 first class ewes with lambs 220 ewes with lambs 520 wethers 900 hoggets 18 Lincoln rams 21 yearling steers 17 2 year steers 13 3 and 4 year bullocks 30 2 and 3 year heifers 26 yearling heifers 4 dairy cows 4 heavy draught mares and foals i 2 heavy draught geldings 2 draught yearlings 2 superior harness geldings 1 thoroughbred mare and foal 2 unbrokens byi Sylvia Park 3 station hacks IMPLEMENTS, Etc., comprising—Disc and lyne harrows, drill, d.f. plough, t.b. wool press, dray, 4 horse gear, farm and drdy harness, saddlery, 100 sacks chaff, and numerous sundries,

Note —For the convenience of buyers, vehicles will meet the early morning train from Wanganui and Hawera, at the Patea Station, returning in time for the evening train. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

D2® YOU EWER Stop to think that a well printed piece of office .stationery—letter, note or billhead, statement of account or a business card — gives your business a look of quality as much as a well made suit adds to personal appearance. Cost MucSi Either to have the best class of work done and our prices are as reasonable as are consistent with good workmanship and the very best material. We can Supply You with anything in the stationery line— writing pads, envelopes, letter paper 7 blotting paper, fool-cap (ruled and plain), etc. W’e will make account hocks (any ruling or size), or rubber stamps to any design, PATEA COUNTY PRESS EGMONT STREET, PATEA