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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17730, 2 December 1919, Page 10

Auction Sales. |J ALGETY AND COY., LIMITED. CALENDAR OF STOCK SALES. DECEMBER, 1919.; Wanganui, Wednesday, ~: ~.- ~ ~ 3 Waverley,. Friday ........... 5 Owhango, Thursday .. .. ~. .. II Raetihi, Friday .... ~ .. ~. .12 Wanganui, Wednesday .. ..... 17 Waverley, Friday 19 Wanganui, Wednesday .. .. , ; , 31 WANGANUI EAST SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, 3rd DECEMBER, 1919, at 1 p.m. 120 ewes with lambs at fpot. 300 6-th wethers (from Rangitatau) 150 4-th ewes with 100 per cent. Roniney lambs 150 woolly hoggets 300 shorn hoggets 50 2-year steers (good colours) 50 15-mth P.A. steers 20 15-mth. P.A. heifers 40 2-year steers 15 2-year Hereford heifers 10 yearling heifers 2 springing heifers 1 cow 40 2-year steers * 24 store cows s 35' yearling Hereford heifers 20 yearling Shorthorn heifers 25 15-mth. P.A. steers, 12 mixed yearlings 15 mixed yearlings y 15 2 h -year steers 10 fat bullocks 30 5-year bullocks (in forward condition) 50 2-yr..empty Hereford heifers 50 15rmos. Hereford heifers 10 3J-year bullocks (in forward condition). 1 4-year Red Polled bull (milking strain). • 1 child's pony (quiet) 1 mare and foal (by Jerbelski) 1 child's pony » 1 boy's.pony; has been used to harness, and is very quiet. DALGETY AND CO. LTD., N.Z. LOAN & M.A. CO, LTD. SMITH, WEBSTER & Cd., Auctioneers. RAWHITIROA ESTATE. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. .THURSDAY, 27th NOVEMBER. j 1919. AT TOWJ? HALL, MARTON, At 2.30 p.m. T EVIN AND CO., J/TD., hare reJLJ ceived instructions from the Trustees in Late Major W. F.-G. Levin's Estate, to Sell by Public Auction as above.-— 1 AKA AGRJSS of heavy cropping and •a.\j*j\j Grazing Land. Subdivided into five first-class farms of from 183 acres to 252 acres. TERMS.—S per cent. Deposit, 5 per cent. 6 months, 10 per cent. 12 months; balance 5 years at 5 per cent, or approved buildings to the amount. POSSESSION.— 11th December, 1919. 3J mjles from,. Marton and Bulls, 1J miles from Greatfofd Railway Station." This property grows excellent root, grain and grass seed crops, and would work in well w|th back-block farmers to finish off on turnips, etc. The ; renowned "Woodendean" Romney Flock and herd of Hereford Cattle, so well known a few years back, were bred, born and reared on this property. . ■.r, Plans may be had on application to tb% Auctioneers. Don't be Misled THE ADDRESS OF "THE FARMERS' CO-OP FOR THE WELLINGTON PROVINCE INCLUDING WANGANUI IS 7 VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. (Opposite Bank of New Zealand) r.O, Box 184: THIS IS "THE FARMERS' CO-OP., WHICH HANDLES 26,000 BALES OF WOOL PER SEASON. WHICH HAS LARGE WOOL STORES AT BOTH WANGANUI AND WELLINGTON AND WHOSa WOOL VALUER IS MR. J. P. MORCOM WITH 20 YEARS' LONDON EXPERIENCE.' Don't be Misled Consign all wool etc., to—* '•FARMERS' DISTRIBUTING COMPANY" WANGANUI Sir .Tame: G. Wilson, A. Leigh Hunt Chairman. General Manager. G. W. Frier, Branch Manager. 4