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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 4991, 16 February 1883, Page 3

Auction Salea FREEMAN R. JACKSON. FR. JACKSON'S STOCK SALES • FOR JANUARY & FEBRUARY. St Hill-street ... Wednesday, Feb 21 Kakaramea Friday, Feb 23 ST. HILL STREET SALE YARDS. . WEDNESD, AYTiTsx FEBRUARY. : ' Sale at noon. FREEMAN R. "JACKSON will sell by publio auction, as above— 20 fat bullooks 60 steers 10 cows and calves 6 cows and calves FREEMAN R. JACKSON, : Auctioneer. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. At .".Monte .Video ". Waitotaia. THURSDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY. At 11 a.m. FREEMAN R. JACKSON has received instructions from Edward Andrews, Esq., to sell by auction, Without Reserve, as above — 150 head mixed cattle < 10 dairy cows 3 draught horses, ■'.■',!* 560 -breeding ewes ; 550 lambs ' 75wetherB Implements made by Reid and Gray ; Double and single ploughs, harrows Mower and reaper, latest improvements 1 OsbQnSoreaW& bindery quite new : Chaffcutter, horse rake, harness, tarpaulin, grass seed, and sundries Also, Valuable Household Furniture, consisting of Tables, chairs,. bedroom, furniture, beds and pallasses, ' glass and earthen-; ware, one handsome Venetian mirror, Japanese photos, curios,&c.,' 1 set ; superior 'carved ivory chessmen, and sundries. : ; Lunche»n Provided.' „ ; I' FREEMAN~R. JACKSON. Auctioneer. RAM FAIR. i ST. HILL STREET SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY,!!^ FEBRUARY. At noon. FREEMAN R. JACKSON will sell by public auction, as above, — , 46 pure-bred 2-tooth Lincoln rams, on account of Messrs W. and D. Blair; 50 pure-bred 2-tooth Lincoln rams, on account of the Australian Land! Company 56 pure-bred 2-tooth Lincoln rams, ! „ bred by the late Mrs, Hair, ' f ; < ~ /40 pure-bred 2-tooth Romney Marsh, . / ... rams, imported from Canterbury . . ; 2 2-tooth Ramp, first-cross Lincoln and ,',/ • Merino, ' . »! ! ... ' 10 Lincoln Merino Ram Lambs, by firat-oross Rams, out of first-cross Ewes. The hoggets of same herd clipped this season 13£lba each" $£?- 20 2-tooth Leicester Rams, bred at Westmere 5 Lincoln Rams, 2-tooth, pure-bred 21 2-tooth Rams The auctioneer would cjaim the .attention ol floofcoVDer^ to the r above' sale.-of ,2-tooth ramß. They are all of first-class quality, and the names of the vendors should be sufficient guarantee of their breeding. ' ' ' \ ',ni 'I..' ' FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer. . i STEVENS & GORTON, j AT THE SAL^ YARDS, BULLS. ! TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20m j ANNUAL~RAM FAIR. i CAITT il E, s"5" EE P, ETC Sale at 1 o'olock, STEVENS & GORTON'S will Bell by public auction, as above, on account of Messrs F. B. Lar^w^rthy, J. G. Wilson, W. B. Retemeyer, Major Willis, E. Read, Thomas Bryce, J. R. Gorton, Canterbury— good store ewes' >" 'Jl'lJ I ' l • ' ' 1! 150 fat sheep 1 300-eivee " ' ' v 130 Romney Marsh eweff ' *"••.,' : 150 Romney Marsh wether lambs, and li . 8 pure-bred yearling Hereford ■ i ':' -BullsV" ' : »••■/'..' ■ ■ 58 pure pedigree' two and four-tooth >Gi 'Xdncbln stud rams • : '1 ; 33 pure-bred two, four, and six-tooth, Romney Marsh stud rams „ ' <? 200 pttre-bf ed Romney Marsh ewes,' two , four, and six-tooth, in lots of ,25 i 60 pure-bred two-tooth Linooln rains - '53 pure-bred two and f our-trioth merinlo ■-. '' rams ' ' r ■ ' j • '"' ' ' !l> ' '•• '30 well-bred merino ewes ;28 half-bred lambs from the above ewes .r.1." by pure pedigree Lincoln ram ■' On account of other vendors— 25 Romney Marsh ram lambs from ewes and ram ored py Major Willis 1,000 wether lambs , 600 store ewes . „,,;,, ".' ,40Q store ewes , . ' -, ''" " ! 30Q mixed Umbd ' : " ' ' ' : 200fatsheep ; ' " >l ! 300 store ewes r , : 150 lamb's in/wobl ' n 10 head prime beef > j ; 20 store.cows > . 40 head mixed cattle | 40 two-year-old steers 25 cows and' calves 25 two-year-old heifers Note.— As the entry of Rams for this sale is larger than usual, we are therefore unable to receive any entries of horses. 1 Full particulars of rams and pure-bred < ewes wiu be seen in catalogues to be circulated before the sale. j ,„• :> i}i • ' ; ' , • IJ : ' 1 ' STEVENS & GORTdN, ~ ! Auctioneers. I SALE OF PRIVILEGES. FTpHE sale of Privileges in connection with X the Races to be held on March let, wjll be sold 'by: auction on Tuesday the 20th day of February, at 3 ip.m., at the Ben Nevis Hotel, Turakina, when the following 'lots will be offered :—: — I! HNo/fl-G/and Stand Booth. „ ': \. . ! ' No. 2— Booth to be erected by purchaser ' No. 3— Grand Stand. ; No. 4— Gates. No. s— Saddling Paddock. ! No. 6— All Lawful Games. > No. 7.^Frmit arid Refreshment Stall, ! THOS. R. TAYLOR, i Hon. Sec. WAVERLEY COACH\FACTORY. DAVID' BRiSMNER begs to inform the publio generally that he has commenced business in, the above line in p^re'.mises adjoining Mr ; J;. B. Taylor, blacksmith, land hopes by attention to orders and good | workmanship, combined with moderate , oharges, to merit a share of publio support, Buggies, Dog-carts,' Phrotons, and Traps of every description built, repaired, or „ painted on the shortest notice. Drays & Farm Implements made& repaired. D. B R IT"m NE R, COACH-BUILDER & WHEELWRIGHT, Wavebliy.