MILLWARD & LANGRIDGE, chronicle th ildings. ANDERSON & ASSOCIATED ENGINES IN STOCK. A SO PUMPS, OILS, ROPE AND TWINES. FLETCHER MILKING MACHINES, WIZARD EL,lff PLANTS. WATER SUPPLY INSTALLATIONS UNDERTAKEN. YVl'ite or Call. Estimates Free. J
Auction Sales. WANGANUI EAST YARDS. | WEDNESDAY, 11th FEBRUARY, I 1920, at 1 p.m. 600 4 and 5-year ewes 130 fat ewes 300 4 and 5-year ewes 16 extra good 2J-year Hereford steers 15 21-year dairy' heifers 700 2-th wethers 250 6-tooth ewes (one mark) 200 2-th ewes 250 2-th wethers 600 2-tooth wethers 500 4-tooth wethers 100 m.s. lambs 230 4-th wethers 300 4-th ewes 600 4-yr. ewes 350 good 4-yr. ewes (from up ' river). 200 good-conditioned store ewes. 16 2A-year Hereford cross steers 15 2J-year Hereford cross heifers. 12 store cows 53 fat and forward cows 20 3J-yr. steers 30 21.-yr. steers 20 2-yr. steers 30 18-mth. steers 20 cows and calves 10 fat cattle 20 prime fat cows 20 mixed cattle 30 21-yr. dairy heifers (in calf) 10 cows and calves 11 cows and calves 9 cows in calf 600 2-th wethers 30 fat ewes DALGETY & CO.. LTD., N.Z. LOAN & M.A. CO.. LTD.. | ' SMITH, WEBSTER & CO.. Auctioneers. WAVERLEY’ SALE. FRIDAY, 13th FEBRUARY. 1920. DALGETY’ AND CO.. LTD., will sell as follows at 1 p.m.—25 2-year steers 210 cull ewes 130 breeding ewes, 4-th to f.m. 100 Romney lambs (in wool) 6 5 cull lambs 120 fat and forward black-face iambs BULLS SALE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16th, 1920. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., AND LEVIN AND CO., LTD., will sell as above.— 55 fat ewes. lots 150 2-th ewes, good 12 m.s. 2-looths 16 6-tb Rom. rams 2 Shrop. rams 1 Lincoln 4-th ram. 20 2-yr. steers 100 m.s. lambs 4 0 fat ewes 28 2-th Rom. rams 6 good weaner pigs 1 harness cob WANGANUI RAM FAIR. WANGANUT RACECOU RSE GROUNDS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY' 17th, 1920. At 10 a.m. sharp. QI 7 PUREBRED ROMNEY RAMS. ’ bred by Forlong and Suisted. I. P. Wy bourne, M. R. Murphy, W. Gibson, W. I*’. Baker, A. N. Wheeler, Frank Saxton, J. MeMelx'an, M. C. Wybournc. Law Bros. .1. H.McLean. W. J. Smith. H. Callcsen, Cleland Bros., Max Voss, E. P. McCarthy, Blair and Hunter, J. C. Johnston, J. IL Corrigan, N. P. Nielsen, C. P Keeble, 1). G. Forlong, J. Holden, Herbert Smith, Smith Bros. H. P. Best. 7QP PUREBRED LINCOLN RAMS. • v"O| ire( ; by j. \\ Hughes, M . Birch, H. Guscott, J. C. Johnston, W. IL Wybournc. C. H. Handley. R. S. Scown. Sheehan Bros., Williams Bros, A. L. S. Pearce, A. P Shield, P. Burke. J. D. Hughes Estate, S. Coombc, 1). Ross, G. F. Bremer Estate. Hughes Bros . M. C. Wybourne, Lupton Estate. L. G. Bremer, E. P. McCarthy. Barrow Bros.. Miss A. P. Watt. ,1- PUREBRED SOUTHDOWN > R AMS, bred by Wanganui Collegiate School. C. J. Hawken. Douglas, Henry Collier, Brewer Bios.. J. IL Corrigan. IQ PUREBRED LEICESTER RAMS, bred by R. B. Hammond. t PUREBRED RYELAND RAMS bred 'ey Isaac Andrew, Canterburv. Q STUD ROMNEY RAMS, bred s' by J. H. Mclcnr-. W. Gibson. N. P. Nielsen. Forlong and Suisted. 1 n STUD LINCOLN RAMS, bred J-’" by W. H. YVybourne, Jas. Coombe, S. Coombc. USTUD SOI’THDOWN RAMS, bred by Isaac Andrew, Canteri bury. 1824 N ZL. AND M.A CO.. LTD., DALGETY' AM) CO., LTD. SMITH, WEBSTER. AND CO. Auctioneers. AWAKING SHEEP FAIR & CATTLE SALE. I SATURDAY, 14th FEBRUARY. ; KING will Sell as above--70 forward 4-year bullocks : 100 31-year bullocks 108 31-year forward conditioned bullocks 61 31 to 4-year forward conditioned bullocks (good) 75 2 J to 3J-year steers 20 heavy-weight fat cows 49 fat and forward cows 50 18-month steers 400 4 and 6-tooth wethers • 1400 4 and 5-year ewes 200 mixed 2-tooths 300 mixed sheep 100 2-tooth wethers 0 700 mixed 2-tooths 1 100 f.m. ewes s 700 mixed 2-tooths Sale at 11 a.m. s Buyers are requested to arrangi for seats in motor cars for this sal< at my ofiices as early as possible. For Continuation of Sales see Page (i
Auction Sales. FARMERS 7- CO-OPT YVOOL. We trust that all woolgrowers will in their own as well as their fellow farmers interest;, consign their clips to the FARMERS’ CO-OP. TAUPO OUAY. WANGANUI. ! Our wool business increased s< unormously last season that we ;ound it necessary to acquire a new i and up-to-date store in addition 10 the one opposite the Railway Goods Shed and for the better protection |of clients’ interests we havo employed onj of the best valuers n th« Dominion. We respectfully ask you io at’drew all correspondence in full to Box 35J aud to consign your wool to the FARMERS’ CO-OP. TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. FOURTH VALUATION 24th FEBKUARY, 1020. j ) ' FARMERS’ GO-OP, J TAUPO OUAY. WANGANUI. SOLE AGENTS HUPP CARS. Demonstrations will be ai Messrs. Simpson and Hardy’s Gar. age, Ridgway Street, at which place spare parts and accessories may b« obtained. GO-OP.' HAWERA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13th. 300 HEAD of CATTLE, including-' 60 store cows 30 forward cows 1 0 fat cows J 15 bulls 20 empty heifers 60 mixed 15-mths. cattle 30 15-mths, heifers 25 15-mths. steers 2 5 mixed weaners 2000 SHEEP, including.— 400 store ewes 200 2-tooth ewes 200 f.f.m. ewes 500 lambs 100 cull Jambs 30 fat sheep • 80 fresh-conditioned ewes NOTE. —Please note change of date of the sale. WAVERLEY. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13. .3000 SHEEP, including.— 300 fat and forward wethers 100 lamas in lots > 200 mixed sheep 10 Romney rams 10 4-th maiden Romney rams 1 10 6-tooth Lincoln rams 200 ewes 1 300 wetners 170 lambs 1 439 4-yr. ewes, all one earinaf)-4 600 4 and 6-th ewes, all one ear 1 mark. 200 woolly b.f. lambs 400 f.f.m. ewes 60 lambs 15(1 MIXED CATTLE, including.— 25 fat cows and heifers 25 store cows 10 forward cows 15 18-mths. steers 20 18-mths. heifers . 15 bulls 10 mixed weaners 10 bik. Orpington hens 10 good pigs On account of the Mauntahaki Stat. Experimental Farm. — The whole of their pedigree purebred milking sjrain Shorthorn cattle, including.— 12 purebred Shorthorn cows (in calf to pedigree Shorthorn d bull 1 3 pedigree Shorthorn cows (in i- calf to pedigree Shorthorn bull) 5 2J-yr. pedigree Shorthorn heifers (in calf to pedigree Shorthorn hull) 2 pedigree S.H. yearling liters. 2 pedigree S.H. calves 6 pedigree S.H. heifers 1 yearling pedigree S.H. buh, bred by Mrs. J. D. Ormond, I (Hawke’s Bay). V ’
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 17789, 11 February 1920, Page 12
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