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Waipa Post, Volume XVIII, Issue 1008, 19 October 1920, Page 8

Public Notices. CLEARING SALE AT HAIRINI. Wednesday, October 20, 12 noon. Favoured with instructions from Mr George Hall, who has sold the homestead portion of his farm, we shall sell his live and dead stock, comprising— . . . 20 Shorthorn dairy cows, about half registered (whole herd, with exception of one heifer) 1 medium draught mare (milk wagon 1 boy’s pony One (1-ton) milk wagon (pole and shafts), 1 Cortland wagon, 2 draught collars (in good order), dray saddle and breeching, 1 Booth and McDonald double-furrow plough, 1 Booth and McDonald 'Single-furrow plough, 1 Booth and McDonald swamp plough, Booth and McDonald top-dresser, “ Steel Queen ” 8-foot disc, 4-leaf tine harrow, “ Farmers’ Favourite ” drill, 1 (12-foot) set tripod harrows (Howard),- 1 cultivator (Howard), 1 light chain harrow, 1 “ Albion ” mower, 1 “ Acme ” hay rake, 1 Cambridge roller (Beaney), 4 (20-gallon) mi'lk cans, 1 milk cooler, vat, buckets, etc., acacia posts, 1 9-foot • wooden trough, 2 40-gallon barrels. 1 lj-inch force pump (Booth and McDonald), 1 1-inch cylinder pump, ladders, vice, sheep shearer (hand-power Wolseley), manure sledge, 1 three-horse set swingletrees, 1 2-horse set swingletrees, lawn mower, etc. Note. —All implements in first-class order and good quality. FURNITURE. One sideboard, 2 double beds, 2 washstands, 7 chairs and settee, 1 wardrobe, 1 lounge. 1 chest drawers, fenders, etc. Note Dates of calving and weights and tests taken each month by Government tester will be supplied at this sale. .Public Notices.

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