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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXII, Issue 12379, 1 February 1908, Page 8

Auction Sales. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO.'S LIST OF AUCTION SALES FEBRUARY, 1908. Wanganui, 5 Waverley, Friday 7 WAJNuaNUI RAM FAIR, Thursday and Friday 13 and 14 WANGANUI SHt/EP FAIR, Wednesday 19 Wavcrley, Friday 21 Sale of late W. W. Kerr's Stock, etc., Ohakune, WEDNESDAY 26 Sale of 'Ohakune Sections, THURSDAY 1.7 HORSE FAIR, SATURDAY 29 MARCH. Turakina, Thursday 12 AUIiJMTS FOR— Alliance Assurance Co., Limited (Fire and Marine). Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company, Limited. Owen's New Zealand Sheep Dip. KONDO SHKEP DRENCH AND WORM EXTERMINATOR. Pifircv's Patent Fencing. Sal© yards at Wanganui, Waverley, Waitotara, Raetihi and Turakina. RAYNEY JACKSON, Auctioneer. WANGANUI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY sth. Sale at 11.30 a.m. T7IREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO will j} sell as above — RAM MIXED SHEEP, comprising: — OUIJU 1000 shorn lambs, 400 ewes, 700 ahorn lambs, 80 prime fat sheep, 600 4, 6 and f.f.m. breeding ewes, 300 good Border-Leicester-Lincoln lambs. 430 fat and forward Leicester l%mbs, 200 lambs, 160 ewea, 60 fat sheep, 250 2 and 4-tooth wethers, 150 2 and 4-toqth ewes, 120 2-tooth ewes, SOO good 2-tooth wethers A X A MIXED CATTLE comprising— 4fct)U 50 2£-year steers, 45 18-months steers, 20 18-montbs heifers, 70 forward empty cows, 30 18-months steers, 100 2--year steers, 35 18-months steers. 50 cows and calves, 10 steers and heifers, 40 18-months stoers, 15 pure bred Shorthorn cows (N.Z.H.8.), a fat cows. A A Mixed Pigs. Luncheon my be obtained at the yards. WAVERLEfY SAJbJi YARDS. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7th. At 12.30. THREEMAN R. JACKSON AND Cp will Jj sell ac above — 20 forward oowa 20 18-month steers 25 18-month steers 30 18-month Shorthorn steers 30 18-month Shorthorn heifers 20 mixed cattle 10 cows and calves 25 2J year steers 10 fat cowb 1 200 f.m. ewes 140 f.m. ewes 100 f.m. ewes Settlers having stock t oenter are requested to forward their entries early. t n * Wanganui Ram Fair. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 13th and 14th FEBRUARY, 1908. T7IREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO will Jj sell as above^ — A 1 A Purebred 2-tooth Lincoln Rams, Oil/ bred by Messrs W. H. Wybourne, Robert Brcmer, John Shield, J. W. Bowen, M. H. Wybourne, Samuel Handley, Estate late John Peat, lon Bros., G. F. Bremer, O. Hawes, John Donald, J. W. Baker, F. A. Bremer, McGregor Bros., G. V. Pearce, Jas. Stuckey, Hugh Middleton, Jas. Walker, D. S. Glasgow, Estate late P. Bourke, H. Guscott, J. Brennan, W. B. V. Pearce, Jas. H. Baker and Miss Watt. m Purebred 2-tooth Border-Leicester .raine, bred by Messrs D. S. Taylor, C. E. Tattersall, G. V. Pearce, Little Bros., and W. B. V. Pearce. m Purebred 2-tooth Romney-Marsh rams, bred by Messrs W. Rayner, Bell Bros., A. Harding, James Knight, D. G. Forlong,« and W. V. B. Pearce. 1 (\K I* ur cbred 2-tooth English Leicester ±\JO Rams, bred by Messrs D. S. Taylor, Slack Bros., Estate of late P. C. Thrclkeld, «James Allison. and Alex Allison. "I X Purebred 4-tooth Shropshire Down ±0 Rams, bred by Messrs C. and A. Hunt. QA Purebred 2-tootn Southdown rams, Q\J bred by Messrs W. B. V. Pearce, J. W. Baker and Auckland State Farm. QK 2-tooth Lincoln-Border Leicester 00 Rams, bred by Messrs G. V. Pearce and E. Lourke. 10ft stud Lincoln Rams, bred by Messrs I^o W. H. Wybourne, John Shield, John Donald, McGregor Bros., W. Raynor, Wm. Perry, G. V. Pearce. J. D. Hughes, B. P. Lethbridge, Jas. H. Baker, B. Raynor, and T. B. Sutton. Of) Stud Border Leicester Sams, bred 0i& by Messrs John Handley, G. V. Pearce. and State Farm. 2 Stud English Leicester Rams, bred by Estate of late P. C. Threlkeld. IStud Shropshire Down Ram, bred W. Rayner, Esq. 1566 On account of the Estate of the late John Peat— 196 4, 6 and f.f.m. purebred Lincoln ewes 78 2-tooth purebred Lincoln ewe» 80 purebred Lincoln ewe lambs 70 purebred Lincoln ram lambs To be sold in lots to suit purchasere; ewes drafted according to age. On account of W. V. B. Pearce, Esq.— 25 2-tooth Stud Border Leicester ewee, N.Z.F.B. Sale starts at 10 a.m. sharp each day. The stud ewes and lambs will be offered at 10 a.m. on first day. All stud rams will be offered at 2 p.m. on first day. Order of sale of rama is determined by lot and flock rams of each breed will be offered on both days. All rams will bo sold singly in the ring, thus giving buyers 1 every facility to make a careful selection. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. fJIHE People from Town and Country JL like dealing with Philpot, Grocer of Tayloxville, because he stocks nearly every thing tney want. His Goods are always of the BEST, BRANDS, and quite aa CHEAP as in town He also buys for Cash— Butter, Egg* Fruit, Etc.. in any quantity. T. G. PHILPOT, TAYLORVILLE BTORE.