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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 185, 6 August 1936, Page 12

AUCTION SALES ' UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE AT GREATFORD. TO-DAY (THURSDAY), AUG. 6, AT 1 P.M. r pHE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., has received instructions from Mr. W. B. Winchcombe, who has sold his property, to hold an unreserved Clearing Sale of his dairy herd, plant and sundries, at the homestead on the above date, as follows: — IS grade Jersey cows, all close to profit; 1 p.b. Jersey bull, rising 4yrs.; 1 half-draught mare, all work, good; 4 breeding sows to farrow; 6 store pigs, 1 Berkshire boar. 1 McCormick mower (1 horse), hay rake, 2-leaf Tyne harrows; scarifier, block top dray, s.f. plough, 45ga11. Alfa Laval separator, as | new; cart, saddle and breechen; 18 I cow covers, 40 White Leghorn fowls. 6 ducks; and a quantity of | household furniture and sundries; I t h.p. electric motor. Light Luncheon Provided. N.B.—We have inspected the above cows and can recommend them to anyone requiring good quality stock. MB. FARMER RIDING SADDLES. THE BEST PRICES RIGHT AT A. BYWATER & SON, 136 GUYTON STREET.

The appointment of class stexvards xvill be made at the next meeting and they will be asked to make recommendations for improvements in the schedule. With reference to the chop, Mr. W. Warner pointed out that there xvere not so many competitors in the district as in previous years but he hoped to be able to arrange some items that should prove interesting and profitable.