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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 17125, 29 October 1917, Page 8

Auction .Sales. MARTO.N YAKDS. TUESDAY, OCT. 30tb, 1917. A BRA HAM AND WILLIAMS LTD. -"^ will seii as above, special entries oi" Cattle oil behalf ot various clients: cS-1 id-mouth steers. •4b' mixed yearlings. 22 2-j,'eur empty Jlolstein neit'ers. y i-i'ear iieuers. (j il-year steers. i lb-montn Jbloistein bull. 3D forward cows. *0 2-year steers. lU cows and calves. 15 1-year fe.U. steers.. 2U i-year H.tL. steers. '6 ii-year 6.ri. steers. b 2-year b.H. lisiters. y i-yt'eir b.ii. steers. b i-year b.li. ueuers. 3D gooa mixed irioisLeai yearlings. 5U 2-A-year S.il. steers. 26 o-year 6.ii. steers. 2U \i- to 3-year S.il. steers. iii 2-year filers. l 2 b-year heners. 1U o-year rieroioi'd steers. 2U 2-year Hererord steers. 10 2-year S.-Li. heifers. ■ 7 yearling to ib-month steers. (J 3 and 4-year bullocks. 10 3-year empty heifers. 10 yeaning to iS-inontns steers. 10 yearling to lb-months heifers. 0 biiortlicrn hand-fed weaners. 26 yeaning sceers. lo 3-year ri.ii. Heifers. 10 choice 18-mcmh iieifers. (3 18-month steers. b empty tieiiers. 1 2-year steer. 1 yearling Jersey bull. 2 IS-mouth steers. 2 1-year steers. 1 ly-months oeifer. 1 2-year b.ti. bull. 2 p.b. Jersey heifers in calf. 3 io-months steers. 28 good young i-ereford-Shorthorn cross run cows. 2 fat bullocis. o'l'orw-ird P.A. 3-year bullocks. 4 heifers in cr.lf. G yearling steers. 8 yearling heiiers. 1 yearling Hoistein bull. 5 heifers. 5 steers. 2 dry cows. 2 yeaYling steers. 2 2-year empty -*eifers. 2 2-year Shorthorn bulls. 1 2i-year dairy bull. 1 15-months'jersey bull. 1 cow and calf. 7 15-month heifers. 5 1-year to lr-month steers. 4 fat cov/s. 200 woolly hoggets. 100 4-tooth wethers. 200 good shorn 2-tooth wethers. 20 fat ewes. 9 ewes with lambs. 1 2-tooth Lincoln-ram. 500 tip-fcop hoggets. 160 first-class hoggets. 40 fat ewes. GO f^ood wether hoggets. 30 empty ewes. 8 3 and 4-year unbroken draughts. On account W. T. Galpin, Esq. :— ■ 20 Foiled Angus cows. 3ox 21. , -rnone SO2, rt*.'fwrj jil v«; yto a 3 3»?} WOOL BROKER. Government Receiving and Valuation Depot. PERGUBSON ST., FKIIUING. All oddments of woo) carefully graded before being submitted £qj valuafcioE. WELLINGTON. : NEAR WILLIS ST. A iwo-storey °v roomed house in m very central position in the city, having gas, electric light, copper, tubs etc., iiow let at 255. each PRICE £800. -Titans £100 deposit. The owner's equity i." £550, which he would exchagne for a house, section, or farm in Wanganji. ; (712) WANGANUI EAST. A large eight-roomed house all fairsized roms, near trams, sunny position, drainage, gas, washhouse, sanitary conveniencejs etc. The section' is haif an acre freehold with large frontage and room for another house. It is all planted out in fruit and vegetables. The orchard bein~ ' well sheltered by higa hedges. Separate entrance for" motor car or trap. PIUCE £900. (710) JOHN D. BRECffIN, IAKD iND HOUSE AGENT, 18 ST. HILL STREET, WANGANUI, 'Phone 573. FARMEKS ! Tbe addition of mechanical agitators and a completely equipped concret? store-room tor cheese-curir.fr bring w right into the front rank of JMew Zealand cheesemakers. It also reduces our running costs in many ways. PROGRESS! 1! PROGRESS! i I How dees Jhis aiicct YOU lr makes the handling of your milk and cream cheapw. .\t makes tbe f wished prcrluets (butter1 aiid theese) better in quality. . These, consequently, raalise bettor prices, and, therefore, bring you better returns. Send your MILK or CREAM to the .AND IOE 00,, St. JOHNS. Agents for the taicous ALFA-LAYAL SEPARATORS. li'/U wouldn't buy cheap eggs—thea why Duy c-iiesip tyres? ULWNOHJiit TV.RES, ' the all-ijritish 'J'yre, is rot the cheap. est A but the least expensive, rice?