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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14453, 27 May 1911, Page 8

DALCETy AND CO.. LTD. PLEASANT POINT SALE. MONDAY, 29th MAY. TJRESENT ENTRIES—--300 FAT LAMBS SO FAT EWES 200 EWES in lamb 250 STOKR LAMBS 100 FORAVARD LAMBS 100 FAT LAMBS 3 FAT CATTLE 7 HEAD STOKE CATTLE 1 SPRINGER, 3rd calf, good. DALGETY AND COY., LTD. yyr ASH DYKE YAKDS TUESDAY, MAY 30th. SPECIAL ENTRY— Account Mr C. H. Verity, Craigmorc Downs—--20 HEAD PRIME FAT CATTLE. DALGETY AND COY., LTD., In conjunction with THE N Z LO AN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. WEDNESDAY, 31sfc MAY. RESENT ENTRIES—ORESEN 350 FAT LAMBS 400 STORE LAMBS 100 FAT SHEEP. 220 S.M. X-BRED EWES. DALGETY AND COY., LTD. CLEARING SALE AT WINCHESTER WEDNESDAY, 7ih JUNE. WE have received instructions from Mi- W. H. Palmer, who has purchased a largo property in Otago, to hod a CLEAIUNG SALE as abovo, of his STOCK, PLANT, and FURNI10RE, viz.:— 1 BAY MARE, 4yrs, Saddle or Harness 1 BAY MARE, a S sd, Saddle or Harness 1 BLACK MARE, "Springtime','' quiet Saddle or Harness, good ~ hunter 1 PEDIGREE MARE, aged, in foal to Heroism 1 THOROUGHBRED FILLY, rising 2yrs, by "Deerstalker" 1 COLT, rising 2yrs, by "Hand- . some Jack " 1 PONY', 3yrs, quiet Saddle and Harness 1 BAY SURE, syrs, by "Dugald," good hunter. 1 BAY GELDING, syrs, by Marlborough. 1 BLACK MARE bv "Workman" 1 PONY DOGCART ANT) HARNESS (now), 1 Gig (new), 1 Sulky, 1 Sot Gig Harhess, C Horse Covers, Hut 'on Sledge, 2_ Sheep Dogs (I Leader, 1 Kin-cer), 40 Fowls, Empty Sacks, Carnenter's and Gardener's Tools. FURNITURE consisting of Sideboard, Overmantel, Hallstand, AVardrobe, 2 Duchess Dressing Tables, all with Bevel Glass Mirrors, Extension Dining Table, Piano, Chairs, Bedsteads, Bedroom Ware, Cot, Fenders and Irons, Sowing Machine, and quantity of. SunAlso, at the same time and place, the undermentioned FREEHOLD PROJ- lid*. I JJiiS—--3S ACRES, with Sheep Yards, 2J miles from AVinehester 6 ACRES opposite AVinehester School 1 ACRE with 4-Roomed Dwelling House, AA r asbhouse, Trapshed, Stable. Loose-box, Chaffhouse, Fowl Run, and Orchard. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., Auctioneer! DACCINC OF LAMBS. T TNDER discussion ou the Farmer Union in Christchurch recently a letter was read from tho Slaughtermen's Union relativ to tho Dagging of Sheep. This trouble would be settled i for Farmers and Slaughtermen by using Joseph Ford's fixture. FAIRTON, Near Ashburton, ™ -,,t. T , ™ Ju,le ~ 2mi . !yO9i T °MIU':. FERRIMAN, Ashburton. JJear Sir —Ho Joseph Ford's Scour and Lung Worm Mixture, I have used the above Drench for some years, and can recommend it. I have just drenched 800 Lambs with it, and am thoroughly satisfied with it. I would urge sheep-owners to use it regularly, as it undoubtedly improves I tho Lambs and keeps the AVool much cleaner. rrwA Si £'\ e r d ! X I ,! jLrAJI ANDERSON, j TAA'O GALLONS of Joseph Ford's Drench is sufficient for 320 Sheep. x able showing tho COST OF DRENCH- ! „ ING 100(1 SHEEP. I Sheep Drenched. 1000 ; Price per Galli in gallon tins, Ford's 17s ; Cost p head (approx.), lJ.dj total cost, I F. FERRIMAN, Proprietor, ASHBURTON. DAL pn l ?ippS I ?^¥T and FARMERS' GO-OPERATIVE, TIMARU. iWBBER HOT-WATER BAGS, ! Ynis Season's RUBBER BAGS. Customers can relv on setting NEW HAGS in Perfect Condition 12 Months 3jarante e with Each. ff, G. WALCOLWSON CENTRAL PHARMACY. I