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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11763, 25 February 1919, Page 1

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. WAITUNA WEST, Thursday, 27th February, 1919, At 12 sharp. Messrs levin & co., ltd., in conjunction with MURRAY ROBERTS & CO., LTD, have received instructions from Mr J. F. Ackerman, who has sold his property, to sell on the farm as above, the following ; 117 early shorn Lincoln cross 2-th wethers 73 early shorn Lincoln cross 2-th ewes 90 4 and 6-th breeding ewes 15 Lincoln cross woolly lambs 12 b.f. lambs" 3 Romney rams 9 f.c. young dairy cows, in calf to S.H, bull 2 2yr dairy heifers 6 18-mos. empty dairy heifers 3 18-mos. steers 2 weaner heifers 1 18-mos. S.H. bull 1 Berkshire boar, 1 Berkshire sow, 8 weaner pigs, 4 store pigs, 1 hill cob broken to harness, 1 unbroken Syr i draught gelding, 1 aged draught mare, I 2a-h.p. Blackstone engine, 3 cow Ridd releasers, milking plant, 65-gallon Alfa Laval separator (hand or power), saw-bench complete, 16gallon Martin copper, 1 80-gallon, 1130-gallon vat, cream cans buckets,turnip cutter, stack clover hay, 53 tons 5 acre crop Russian barley, 3 acres Algerian oats, spring cart and harness, rubber tyred gig and harness, stumping jack, vice, scalding trough, 20lb Cherry churn. 24 x 30 rick cover, 63 totara posts, farm tools, fowls and ducks, galvanised roofing ; household furniture, including piano, hall-stand, oak sideboard (S,R.), dining and kitchen chairs, tables, couch. 2 double, 1 single iron bedstead with ww, and kapoc mattresses, 2 washstands and ware, 2 duchess chests, child’s cot, linoleum, crockery and kitchen utensils, washing machine, 16-gallon copper, Luncheon Provided. FEUDING IWE FAIR. Wednesday, 28th February. 1919. At 11.30 a.m MANAWATTJ AUCTIONEERS will sell in the Feilding Yards as above, on account of the following vendors : S. Williamson, H. Whitehead, J. Robertson, J. S. Parsons, W. E. L, Banks, G.. S. Smith, D. D. Twigg, S. J. Strachan, Mclntyre Bros., F. Farmer, Mrs E. J. Stewart, Adsett Estate, H. Smith, J. Batchelar, H. M, Phillips, W. H. Gaisford, G. F. Johnston, W. J. Vile, D. P. Bitchman, W. Reid and Sons, R. McDougali, J. Kilgour, M. A. Conwav, L. Stevens, Forlong and Suisted, W. G. Pearce, Tawera Estate, D. R. Davies, Mrs F. Mcßeth, J. Barrow, A. G. Meyrick, A Kidd, J. Knight, Highden Station, Mrs A, Shannon, H. P, Clare, R. G. Forlong, Shannon Bros., W, H. Gibson, E. P. Mason, J.*Corpe, H, Stewart, J. Linklater, G. W. Hills, G. Shannon, T. A. Smith, A. Sutherland, D. Younger, H. E, A. Clare, D. J. Hocking, F. Krull ; 18,580 EWES, compising : 10,760 3, 4 and syr ewes 435 6-th ewes 1100 4 and 6-th ewes 1375 4-th ewes 5184 2 th ewes On a/c M. Voss : 91 Stud Romnev 2-th ewes On a/c Estate of D. Rowland : 40 p.b. 2-th Romney rams 40 p.b aged ewes On a/c Forlong and Suisted : )20 p.b. Lincoln 2 th ewes 100 ~ „ 4 and 6 _th ewes 135 p.b. S.M. Lincoln ewes On a/c W. H. Gibson ; 30 Stud Romney ewes On a/c J, Corpe ; 12 Stud 2-th Romney ewes On a/c D. D. Twigg : 100 Stud S.D. ewes On a/c other vendors : 6000 ewes. 2-th to Syr On a c Jag. Knighl : 50 2 th Stud Romney ewes 50 mixed aged Stud Romney ewes NEXT TAIHAPE SALE. Wednesday, sth March. 19’9. ON- account of the Rangitikei A. & P. Show the usual Tai- i liape Sale scheduled for Wednes- J day, 26th February, has been post- i poned to Wednesday, sih March. I