AUCTION SALES MANGAWEKA EWE FAIR TO-DAY (THURSDAY), FEB. 18. AT 12.30 P.M. 15,000 EWES, comprising: 11,000 4 and 5-year ewes (lots). 3000 2 and 4-tooth ewes (lots). 1000 maiden 4-tooth ewes (lots). These are annual drafts from local farmers. WAVERLEY SALE. FBIDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1000 SHEEP, including: 1250 4 ft 5-year ewes (in lots), 350 4year ewes (lots), 200 good 2-tooth ewes (lots), 100 4-tooth ewes. 200 in.a. wethers, 350 m.s. lambs (to be drafted to sex), 400 wether lambs (lots), 200 ewes lambs (lots). 300 4 and 5-year ewes. 150 4-year ewes. 250 s.m. ewes. 170 good 2tooth ewes. 5 one-shear Romney rams. 8 3-year steers. 2 good Jersey dairy heifers (at drop). 20 good weancr pigs. Included in the above entry are annual drafts from settlers in the Moeawatea, Oringamea, and Upper Waitotara Districts. ‘ FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., LTD., AND ASSOCIATED LIVE STOCK AUCTIONEERS, LTD. FEILDING ANNUAL EWE FAIR. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, AT 11 A.M. SHARP. 22 000 BREEDIN G EWES, consisting 0f:—7250 2-tooth ewes, 1000 4 and 6-tooth ewes. 3950 4-year ewes. 5500 4 and 5-ycar ewes. 4450 5-year ewes. 100 p.m. S.D. ewes, { chiefly 2-tvJths (lots). Salo commencing on 4 and 5-y Cur ewes. | RAETIHI SALE i FRIDAY’, FEBRUARY 19. ■ [2OO SHEEP > comprising: 600 2-th. wethers, 200 4-tooth wethers, 400 wether lambs, 100 b.f. lambs. ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEEDS LTD. HUNTERVILLE SALE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 2300 4 and 5-year ewes. 100 4-tooth ewes. 450 2-tooth ewes. 200 woolly S.D. 1- mbs. 200 w.f. Rom. wether lambs. 25 fat ewes. 20 4-tooth and 4-year Rom. ewe?. Special entry, on account R. Hogg: Annual draft 190 5-ycar ewes. FORDELL EWE FA IR. (SECOND). THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25 AT 12 NOON. Preseqt Entries: I I (WMI SHEEP, comprising ; a./ ]00()0 4 ind 5 year j ' (hill-country cast sheep). 1500 2-toofli ewes, 800 4-t.coth ewes, 700 m.a. <’«<•?. I 1000 m.s. lambs (drafted), 500 mixed j sheep. Note time of sale: 12 Noon. Luncheon may bo obtained al Hotel from 11 a.m. |PATEA FARMERS’ ’CO-OPERATIVE FREEZING CO., LTD BUYERS OF FAT PIGS. [>IG receiving date every TUESDAY until further notice. Ring buyer, R. BATES, Waverley.
Winter! j Footwear DRY FEET GUARANTEED O’Brien’s ARE BEST IF YOU WANT DRY FEET. LONG SERVICE AND ECONOMY IN FOOTWEAR, GET O 'BRIEN'S O’BRIEN’S ARE BEST THEY GIVE GREATER COM 4 I FORT AND GREATER SATIS- I FACTION THAN ANY OTHER I MAKE PROCURABLE. Young & Collins LID BOOT DEPARTMENT AVENUE WANGANUI
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 41, 18 February 1932, Page 12
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