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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 276, 20 November 1937, Page 16

AUCTION SALES. \ A .WANGANUI HORSE FAIR TO-DAY (SATURDAY), NOV. 20, AT 11 A.M QOQ HORSES, comprising:—. Draughts, lialf draughts, spring carters, harness horses and hacks (broken and unbroken). 1 syr. registered Clydesdale stallion, with transfer; shown 12 times for three championships, 11 firsts and one second. 1 thoroughbred gelding by Manchinebl from Lord Lupin mare. 1 small child's pony, exceptionally quiet. On account of Mr. Wm. McDonald, Canterbury: 12 draught mares and geldings, all work (good sorts). ;On account of Mr. T. Moore, Rakaia: 1 reg. 6yr. mare (Willow Bank— Gipsy Fame 5993), 1 7yr. mare, in foal to Flash Print, 2 3yr. fillies, 3 7yr. mares, 2 Byr. mares, 2 9yr, s. mares, 6 4yr. to Byr. geldings. The above consignment is an exceptionally good one, being young, sound and broken to all work. syr. bay throroughbred gelding (Humbug—Lady Waihi), 9yr. cob, good jumper. Luncheon may be obtained at the Yards. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. LTD, Auctioneers.

RAETIHI SALE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25. AT 1 P.M. (. PREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., will sell by auction as above:— 280 2th. wethers. 120 2 and 4th wethers. 25 2yr. empty P.A. heifers. 20 yearling P.A. heifers. 30 2 and 3yr. Hereford heifers. 22 cows, with S.H. calves at foot, 12 yearling heifers. 2 Shorthorn bulls. 1 P.A. bull. 5 fat bullocks. 7 4 and syr. bullocks. . 2 dairy cows (at drop). 25 mixed cattle. A/c Messrs. Glenn Bros, Kakatahi; 35 3yr. P.A. empty heifers. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 12 NOON SHARP. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., LTD., will sell by auction as above:— 700 SHEEP, comprising;— 40 prime ewes, 20 fat maiden ewes, 60 fat ewes, 20 fat hoggets, 12 fat lambs, 150 2th. wethers, 100 good 2th. wethers, 100 2th. 170 b.f. 2ths. 100 IXED CATTLE, comprising: 10 prime P.A. cows, 12 fat cows, 30 forward Jersey cows, 20 yearling Jersey heifers, 25 mixed cattle. jgQ MIXED PIGS. Lucheon may be obtained at the Yards. ( CLEARING SALE " OF FARM IMPLEMENTS AND DAIRY HERD. BRUNSWICK (Near Wanganui). ; TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1 AT NOON SHARP. PREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., LTD., favoured with instructions from MR. A. E. MARSH, will sell by auction as above:— GRADE JERSEY COWS, in full milk. 1 ped. Jersey bull. 54 p.b. S.D. ewes (2th to f.m.), with 120% lambs at foot; 20 S.D. ewe hoggets, 21 S.D. ram hoggets. 1 5.1.-bred draught stallion (all work), 3 half to full-draught geldings (all work), 1 4yr. mare, with foal at foot; 4 yearlings and 2yr.-olds (broken to lead). 9 good Tamworth and Berkshire breeding sows, 1 good ped. Berkshire boar, 1 good ped. Tamworth boar. 3-cow Gane Vaculac milking plant, as new; McC.-D. 90gall. separator, McC.-D. 10-20 wheel trader, spade lugs with extension; spare set angle lugs and over tyres; 3-fw. Ransome tractor plough convertible; Steel King seven-aside tandem discs, 28 blades; Jenson drain plough, with extra blades; 2 tile drain cutters. 3in. and 4in.; Martin ditcher, back filler and grader, M.H. 11-hoe grain and fertiliser drill; M.H. wide open binder (good pick up); tractor trailer (tip), A. and B. chaffcutter, single bagger; McC.-D hay baler (power), Wallace safety stacker, full-circle pick up; McC.-D. side-de-livery rake and tedder, Hercules hay rake, auto sweep fitted to Buick car, Wallace one-two horse sweep, wooden prongs; John Deere highlift, 2h. mower. Ford one-ton truck (rux. gear and regst), Imperial top-dresser, 2 block drays (3in. and 4in. tyres), spring dray, 25c\vt.; and spring waggon, 2 ton, both Burgess built; 2 6ft. sets Whakatane harrows, s.f. R. and G. plough, six-a-side set of discs, 3-leaf Tyne harrows, clod crusher, land leveller, 3h. scraper scoop, mangel cutter, power or hand; trolley and hand cart. Little Giant ’.and pump, 2000 gals. per hour, fitted to sledge; I.H.C. horse hoe cultivator, Shaves double disc hillside plough, convert.; longshafter breaking-in gig, quantity o£ harness, swingle trees and chains, 4-horse blocks, pole straps, M.H. 13spr. tyned wheel cultivator, and extra lucerne points. The cows are a heavily-culled Jersey herd, only three being over 4yrs. old. Every cow carries a production card, is now under test, and will be sold subject to a full money-back guarantee. The stallion Silverton Pride is an excellent animal, goes in all harness, is doc ; le, good tempered, and a sure foal getter, leaving excellent stock. The breeding sows are a splendid line, both pedigree and crossbred. The horses are widely known as good workers, and the extensive agricultural plant and implement* are in wonderful order. Light Luncheon Provided.