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AUCTION SALES WANGANUI SALE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31. AT 12 NOON. JpREEMAN R. JACKSON A CO., LTD., will sell by Auction as above:— ' 1500 XE D SHEEP, comprising: 150 fat ewes (lots); 200 b.f. lambs; 100 good shorn wether lambs; 100 m.s. lambs; 70 woolly m.s. lambs; 50 good woolly wether lambs; 30 prime ewes; 120 forward ewes; 40 forward wethers; 280 good shorn wether lambs. On account of Morikau Farm: .150 cull shorn ewe Idmbs; 250 cull shorn wether lambs. 75 XE B CATTLE, comprising:— 4 prime S.H. cows; 5 prime P.A. cows; 6 fat tows; 10 fat cows; 2 works bulls; 20 Jersey 20-months grade heifers, b.r.w. Jersey bull; 20 mixed cattle. 100 MIXED PIGS Luncheon may be obtained at the yards. TAIHAPE RAM FAIR TUESDAY, JANUARY 30. TUESDAY, JANUARY 30. 1 O’CLOCK. TAIHAPE SHOW GROUNDS. TAIHAPE SHOW GROUNDS. MESSRS DALGETY A CO., LTD., AND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COY., LTD., AND ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., will offer for sale: — [OO 1-SHEAR ROMNEY RAMS, bred bv J. Corrigan. 2QO 1 & 2-SHEAR SOUTHDOWN RAMS, bred by Quinn Bros., Jas. Corrigan, and J. Webb. 2] l-SHHEAR MERINO RAMS (imp.), bred from Faulkner’s Haddon Rigg Stud ewes. The Auetioncrs have inspected th* rams and. can recommend them as good sheep. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. TAUMARUNUI EWE FAIR. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY' 6th, 1934. 15.000 BREEDING F.WES, com prising:— 3,000 4-ycar Ewes. 800 2-tooth Ewes. 300 2, 4 and 6-tooth Ewes. 11,000 4 and 5-year Ewes. TANGITU SHEEP FAIR. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1931 300() SHEEP, comprising:— 500 4-ycar Ewes. .1000 4 and 5-ycar Ewes. 320 b.f. Lambs. 950 m.s. Lambs. 130 2 and 4-tooth Wethers, MOKAUITI STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Bth, 1934. 2200 SHEEP, comprising: 400 4 and 5-year Ewes. 1200 m.s. Lambs. 300 b.f. Lambs. 300 Wether Lambs. NOTE.—AII the above sheep art genuine farmers’ lines. Bred on hilly country, sheep from these districts ar< noted for doing well any where, the ewet especially for breeding for the fat lamb trade. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., TAUMARANUI. AUCTION SALE. ’ ' FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, ETCHINGS, ETC. .VIEW HALLO, CROFTON (2$ Miles from Marton). WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81. AT 12 NOON. PRICE, favoured with instructions from D. Riddiford, Esq., will sell as above: THE CONTENTS OF HOME, comprising:— 12 x 15 & 9 x 9 Wilton carpets, divan and easy chairs, round mahogany tables, chairs, piano (Borden and. Coy.), occ. tables, pictures, paintings, etching, comprising 4 picture* Lintown Hunt, 4 scenes midnight steeplechase (by JI. Aitken), Ax. carpet 12 x 12, hall carpet, stair carpet, linos, H.M.V. gramophone and records, smoker’s companion, 25 good pictures, office desk, fireproof safe, books, and book case, linen, cupboards, carved chairs, tea urn* silverware, elect, toaster, electric kettle, tea waggon, large ice chest, box ottoman, mats, 2 folding screens, hall seat, portable elect, lamp, silver breakfast heater, 8 wood kerbs, d.h. sewing machine, scagrass chair, large cupboards, 4ft. Gin. wood and iron beds, single wood and iron beds, duchess chests, toilet sets, pedestal, stretchers, chest drawers, 8 horse-hair mattresses, 14 feather pillows, household linen, blankets, sheets, bed spreads, crockery, glassware, cutlery, kitchen utensils, mangle, spring cart and harness, dog cart and harness, drav and harness. Alfa separator, 8 cords firewood, wheelbarrow, garden tools. 40 head young poultry; 1 chestnut gelding (Hunter Duplex); 1 grey pony. HUNDREDS OF OTHER LINES. ON VIEW 9 A.M. WEDNESDAY MORNING. PLEASE NOTE TIME—I2 NOON