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Wanganui Herald, Volume V, Issue 16712, 7 February 1873, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. E. S. LOW". HAS received instructions to offer for sale, by public auction, at Mr Jackson's yards, Putiki, on TUESDAY, 18fch FEBRUARY, At One o'clock. 1,900 S HE E P, viz., 800 Ewes, 2, 4 and 6 tooth 300 Wethers, fat 500 Ewes, 2 and 4 tooth 300 Lambs SIXTY-FIVE HEAD MIXED STORE 3ATTLE. SEVENTY - FIVE LINCOLN RAMS, From the flocks of Messrs Baker, Owen, Mrs Hair, and imported from Auckland. Thb ewes are .fine, strong and healthy, and well worthy the attention of buyers. Jan 30, 1873. E.S. LOW TJAS received instructions from Messrs IT Moore & Currie to sell by Public Auction, at i!r Tingey's stock-yards, Kai Iwi, on TUESDAY, 11th FEBEUAEY, At 1 o'clock, 650 EWES, 2, 4 and 6 tooth 10 Pure-bred Leicester rams, 4 and 6-tooth 30 Lamb rams^-pure-bred .'. eicester. out of import*:.! ewes ,by imported rams THREE DRAUGHT GELDINGS BY LOCH RYAN, 2 Draught fillies by Loch Ryan. ALSO 10 HORSES, consisting of DRAUGHT & SADDLE. ALSO— By instructions from Messrs "Walker and Mitchell, 26 three-year old steers 23 three three year oklspeyed heifers The Auctioneer would call particular attention to this sale, as the sheep are considered to be the best bred Leicesters in the district, their shearlings having changed hands this season at 70s each. The horses to be offered aye of the best description of draught, yearlings having sold at £55. Jan 30, 1872. 14th FEBRUARY, 1873. PURE BRED LINCOLN RAMS FOR : SERVICE. THIS SEASON. To the Flock owners of the Wanganui District. Annual Letting of Pure Bred Lincoln RAMS. Mr A. BEAUCHAMP HAS received instructions from "Wm. 'Wilson, Esq.. of "Wairoa, to LET by auction, at his yards, Victoria Avenue, on FRIDAY, 14th FEB., 1872, at 12 o'clock. The use of, for the Season, of two Pure Bred, imported Lincoln Rams After which, for absolute sale, 3 Pure bred Lincoln Rams, by imported Rams out of imported Ewes. TERMS AT SALE. Auctioneer's Note—The successful letting last season of these superb sheep and the highly satisfactory results to the lessees, has induced the owner to offer for bona fide competition, these magnificent Rams, and the Auctioneer has great pleasure in annoiiT • ing that Mr "Wilson intends offering a prize Cup, valued at Five Guineas, for the best pen of Four Ewe Hoggets, by any of these Earns, out of Ewes bred in the district, but not by pure bred Rams. Nov. 22.1872 OPENING NOTICE. MR S. COLEMAN. WILL sell by Public Auction, at his New Mart, BULL'S RANGITIKEI, on PRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 7th <fc Bth insts., Consignments of General Merchandise. Drapery, Cutlery, Plated Goods Saddlery, Sugar, Coffee, Candles Engravings, Perambulators _Merschauni and Fancy Pipes Pickles, Salmon. Butter—in kegs Vestas (250), American Brooms Looking Glasses, Hair Brushes Sets Tea Trays, 2 "Writing Desks 100 vols. New Books, 100 do secondhand do 2 cases Superior Port "Wine AND A variety of useful articles. Sale to commence each day at 1 p.m sharp. iFeb 3, 1873.