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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10403, 17 July 1912, Page 1

Oorion Ijc^Son, BULLS SALE. Monday, 22nd July. O.ORTON & SON, Ltd. at w 12.30™ 200 mixed hoggets 40 mixed hoggets 230 mixed hoggets 140 mixed hoggets 78 mixed hoggets 83 ewes in lamb 1 50 fat ewes 400 mixed hoggets 130 wether [hoggets 5 yearling steers 6 store cows UNRESERVED DAIRY SALE. AWAHURI ROAD, FEILDING, Saturday, 20th July, 1912, At 12.30 p.m. Estate of Mrs. C. Whisker, deceased. /NORTON & SON, LTD., have received instouctions to sell by public auction on the farm, Awahuri Road, '2i miles from Fell ding — 1 40 Jersey cross dairy cows ' 5 cows in milk 2 springing heifers 3 yearlings 1 3yr bull 35 lambs ' 1 spring cart horse 1 draught gelding 1 quiet harness horse 1 port y gelding 1 sow, 7 young 1 sow in pig Vice, blacksmith’s anvil, bellows and bath Spring cart and harness, mower, s.f. lever plough, moulding plough, six 20gallon milk cans land aerator, 1000-gallon tank, pig troughs and sundries. Note. The above cows are in good condition, chiefly young, and bred on the farm. They are August and September calvers, mostly Jersey cross, and will be sold absolutely without reserve. Slight reserve on horses‘only. Luncheon provided. SALE OP REGISTERED PEDIGREE JERSEY STOCK. AT FEILDING. Monday, 29th July, 1912, - At 1 o’clock. Gorton &, son, ltd., have received instructions from Mr G. H. Foote to sell by public auction at their Horse Emporium yards, Feilding (for convenience of- sale) — 8 registered pedigree Jersey cows and bulls 2 15 mon. registered Jersey heifers 1 very high grade Jersey cow 6 high grade 15mon. Jersey heifers by Darkness' 15 10 to 18 months grade Jersey heifers 2 cows calve September 1 milk carter 1 hack Note.—Mr Foote has disposed of his property on Lees Line, and all the above stock but the pedigrees are for absolute sale. The pedigree cows are early calvers, and the factory returns for last season cam© to over £ls per cow. Catalogues can b® had on application to the auctioneers or to Mr Foote. AUCriON SALE. Saturday, July 20th, 1912. Sale at 2 p.m. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! "IZ'ERR MAXWELL has received instructions from the British Boot Importing Co. to sell privately and by public auction at his Mart — £4OO worth r of ladies’, gents’ and children’s boot# and shoes. This consignment is comprised of the latest up-to-date footwear in all classes, including a varied selection of girls’ and boys’, ladies’ and men’s boots and shoes, also ! Special strong boots for working men. The goods will be opened up for inspection on Friday, when private purchases can be made. KERB MAXWELL, f Auctioneer.