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Wanganui Chronicle, 8 November 1946, Page 10

AUCTION SALES .WAVERLEY SALE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8. AT 1 P.M. 50 4th. ewes (with 50 Romnen lambs at foot). 50 4th. ewes (with 50 Romney lambs at foot). 40 4th. ewes (with 40 Romney lambs at foot). 1 dairy cow, at drop. 1 Tamworth sow, with litter of 7. 1 10 months good heading dog. 12 laying hens. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. LTD, and NEWTON KING, LTD. WANGANUI SUMMER HORSE FAIR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, ' 10.30 A.M. SHARP. OKI) HORSES of all classes and 7 weights comprising:— 50 unbroken draughts. halfdraughts. hacks, and ponies. 50 broken draughts, half-draughts, and spring carters. 150 broken hacks, light harness horses, and ponies. , , SPECIAL ENTRIES: On A/C C. McDonald, Canterbury:— 18 draught mares and geldings, 5 to 9 years, broken all work and sold subject to 3 days’ trial, 18 covers, 12 sets leather-lined collars, hames, and winkers (as new), 3 heavy black dray saddles and breechings, 2 new spring cart saddles with breechings. This is an excellent consignment of horses, the harness is all practically as new. A/C VARIOUS CLIENTS: 10-year Ryd. Clydesdale stallion, Alloa Rising Star by Woodlands Boy— Alloa Reid. (A black horse with white feet). On A/c G. H. R. Steedman, Taihape: 15 UNBROKEN HACKS AND PONIES. A/C VARIOUS CLIENTS:—S-year thoroughbred mare by Wotan from Bisogne mare (broken saddle), 7year regd. trotting gelding Gold Wrack (Wrack—Golden Morn), 5year chestnut mare (Bronze Eagle —Speedway), 3 halfbred Arab cobs. 14 hands, broken to saddle (suitable for show ring); 3 halfbred Arab grey ponies, 14 haijds. broken to saddle, suitable for show ring), 6-year, 12 hands, child’s grev pony (very quieth; 6 good cobs suitable for hill country. 4yr. ■£ brown thoroughbred stallion by X Rulanut; 13i hands pony stallion. champion at Hawera, Stratford and New Plymouth shows, 4-year grey mare, good show jumper, 7-year geld, by Plato, safe jumper, showwinner; 8-year grey hunter, 2-year 124 hands cream pony colt, 8-year thoroughbred Lough Plato by Plato-Loughnea, 5-year bay gelding by Kiosk-Bayfleld (good lady’s hack), 3-year chestnut filly bv Kewpie s King. A/c Frank Bristol Estate: 6yr. chestnut gelding Kaitehe, Defoe— Lovecourt; Byr. bay gelding Lanteri, Captain—The Image. NOTE: Another excellent entrv for this, our closing Horse Fair for '1946. Next sale is our autumn fixture, April 1947. Vendors please note that all horses coming by rail must arrive in Wanganui not later than Friday afternoon, November 8. Sale commences punctually at 10.30 a.m. on unbroken horses. Heavy broken section 12 noon sharp. Broken hacks and ponies at conclusion of the unbroken section. FREEMAN R. JACKSON A CO., LTD. Auctioneers, Wanganui. ” RAETIHI SALE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14 AT 12 NOON. F 70 forward 4 and 6th. wethers (shorn). 200 2th. wethers (shorn). 100 2th. wethers (woolly). 40 3yr. P.A. and Hereford steen. 70 2yr. P.A. steers. 50 yearling P.A. steers. 60 2yr. P.A. heifers. 5 m.t. P.A. cows. 20 mixed cattle. 1 2yr. P.A. bull (bred by J. Lupton, Waverley). 1 2yr. P.A. bull (bred by H. Besley,, Waverley). FREEMAN R. JACKSON A CO. LTD.. Auctioneers. FORDELL SALE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12. AT 1 P.M. •pHE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE 1 AGENCY CO., LTD. (Incorp, in Eng.), will offer:— 350 SHEEP > comprising:200 4th. wethers. 100 ewe hoggets. 10 fat hoggets. 20 fat ewes. 15 woolly ewes and lambs. HEAD OF CATTLE, compris- -*7 ’’ ing:— 100 2yr. P.A. steers. 10 3yr. empty P.A. heifers. 30 2yr. P.A. heifers. 70 yearling P.A. heifers. 15 yearling P.A. steers. RELIABLE FARM MACHINERY BOOTHMAC 2-ROW RIDGER. REID AND GRAY 1-ROW RIDGER. McCORMICK BRUSH BREAKER PLOW. 4 CWT. PLATFORM SCALES. FARMALL A TRACTOR PLOW. ALL-STEEL SAWBENCHES. MASSEY-HARRIS NO 3 HAY PRESS. 2- STAND LISTER SHEARING PLANT. 24-BLADE TANDEM DISCS. LAUSEN ‘ TO 1 H.l’. ENGINES. PLANET JR. SEEDERS AND CULTIVATORS. SEPARATORS, VATS. CREAM CAN . WANGANUI MACHINERY EXCHANGE MARIA PLACE EXTENSION (Oft Wilson Street). P.O Box 92 Phon? 3310. BUSINESS NOTES _ JOHN COULL’S FRIDAY SALE. John Coull will sell at his sale rooms Maria Place, on Friday, beginning, at 11 a.m.. an Essex motor car. toe’s, clothing, furniture, and sundries of every description.