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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12889, 24 July 1913, Page 8

J AIiCTIOiN BALES FjmEEMAN R. JA(jKSUi\ AND CO.'S £ LIST OF AoCfluN; SALES JULY. Clearing Salo on account of Messrs. Kennedy and Son, at Momohaki, Thursday ... ...... 24 Wanganui, Wed '<>s<lftv 3U AUGUST. Wanganui Horse Fair, Saturday. ... 2 ■ifJ-ENTS FOB"PURITAS" Shtep Dip (Powder). Owen's New r/.«6iaud wiy. Alliance Asanra.n'w ' *• I Ail. (Fu« ann Mavice'1 Shaw, S^'/'iJ i ;.■■■• t%.nipsnv. Ltd galeyards s-t W^vorley Wsicofcara Rji<>t.'> R^nritru antl Turakina 15. RAYXEY JACKSON, Auctioneer IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. MOUMAHAKI. THUUSDAY, 24th JULY. At noon. 'TiIBEEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. ,JC have received instructions from Messrs J. Kennedy and Sons (who have leased- their property), to sell at the farm, near Moumahaki Station, as above— .. . ■'..'..'•' QIVAn SHEEP, comprising:— 1200 mixed age ewes in lamb to Southdown rams. 750 mixod. n^e ewes vn lamb to Border Leicester rams. 250 mixed age e.ves in lamb to Lincoln rams. 400 lambs off turnips. j 100 forward wethers. "60 weaners, off turnips. 3 draught geldings (nil farm work). 5 draught mares (all farm work). 3 unbroken draughts. 10 light horses. On account of Jas. Coombe, Esq., at 12 sharp:— 20 3-year Jersey cross springing heifers (choice line). , * The above sheep are all in good order and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. The sale will be held near Mr. M. Kennedy's homestead.. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Wanganui Horse Fair SATURDAY, AUGUST 2nd, 1913. Salo at Noon. T7IREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. JD will Sell by Public Auction as above:— O A HORSES, comprising :—Draughts, \)\J half-dr.aughfits, light harness horses and hacks (broken and unbroken).' 1 good D.F. plough. I I dray and harness. Also on account of the D.O.A. in the estate of Messrs. J. and J. C. Vincent— QQ HORSES, comprising—3 draughts, /vO 9 half-draughts, 9 coaching horses, a^d 7 hacks and harness horses. 8 WAGGONS AND COACHES, comprising—Heavy 9-ton waggon, Pole-waggon 3 tons, Pole-waggon 2 tons, shaft land Pole-waggon 3 tons, , Mail-coach to carry 8 passengers, in good order. Mail-coach'to carry 8 r ' passengers (small), double buggy to 9. -seat 5. and light gig* *■ . HARNESS.—2 five-horse sets coaching harness, 2 five-horse sets ivaggon harness, 2 sets pole harness, 2 sets I double buggy harness, set dray Lamess, sot gig harness, 3 riding r saddles, oridlos, etc. • ' I Also clinpinc-maohine. lamps, 20 horse l covers, 2 rwM tarnmnlins. 30ft. by , 18ft.. and 30ft. by 30ft. d.f. plough, ' s.f. swamn plough, s.f. plough, set 4-horso gear and birs, and amount" j of harness and sundries. I Entries now bcinr: received. ' . ~ KAKARAMEA SALEYARDS. MONDAY, JULY 28th. At 12.30. i OIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AJJD I M^-CAVTTLfO AGENCY COMPANY. LTD.. will sell by public auction as a/bove^— QKA CATTLE, including— 30 %\ year, to 3 year steers. 20 forward and store cows. (50 mixed >e«rlin<rs. 20 pprinKinc heifers. 3 guaranteed dairy cows. 250 good store ewes. I Also, on account of Messrs Metcalfe Bros. (w.Ti^sa IoiORR hh<! flxnired) — WITHOUT RKSERYE, . 25 dairy cows (August and Septem..Vr oalvers). : 10 3-year snringing heifers. , 10 2-yea,r ditto. " ' • 6 *r>m nty heifers. I'Rhorttiorn bull. II 3-vpar Shorthorn bullocks. 20 2-yonr Shorthorn steers. 40 mixed Shorthorn yearlings. ON THE FARM. NEAR ALTON; ~ TUESDAY. JULY 29th. At 1 p.m. m»E NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND J MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. LTD., have received instruction* from Mr George Mitchell to sell us iabove— WITHOUT RESERVE. 49 dairy cows (August and /September calvers). 4 yearling heifers. 4. good store pigs, 1 spring dray. 8 milk-cans. Also on account of Mr C. C. Oldham— WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 10 2-year springing heifers (progeny of above herd). NOTE.—The above herd have all been hand milked, and known throughout the district to be a really good lot. They are mostly duo to ealvo August and ScptomboT. Morning trains will be met at Kakaramea. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. EW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTUYR AOVXCY COMPANY, LIMITED. APITI SALE. TUESDAY, 29th JULY, 1913. 10 2^-yoar springing heifers., 21 dairy cows, August and September calvers. 1 5-year horse. 1 2J-year unbroken gelding. Spri^rr and harness. S.F. plough, new, 2 sows to farrow September, 1 gig and sundries. .- . FOR SALE, X' Really good HerJj of as ,dbws. jtx well culled. • Price.reasonable. ApT>ly 'at bnoc to : . .. • ;■■■*. .■■■•* ~' , ■... . ...*i i;^rtw.-.'",, 1 , - - r ■ - . stociFagbniv