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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 233, 26 June 1919, Page 12

; auctions. i 'UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE • i ' ■ of j CHOICE DA Mil' STOCK, I IMPLEMENTS, SUNDRIES.'ETC., J At THE FARM, TE HOEO I , {I mile from To Iloro Eailway Station), \ ..'■ TO-DAY (THUESDAY), JUNE 26, MESSKS. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., and THE NZ i LOAN AND M.A. Co., LTD. (in conl ! junction) have received instructions from i- G. CATLEY, ESQ. (who has sold Ms j property), to sail, as abovo, at 12 NOON: !' 24 cows, in fuii milk ! 1 cow, at drop !' '26 cows,- spring calvors I -4 heifei's j '-• 7 20-nionths empty heifers (from ! V. picked cows) i 7 fat cows j 11 forward store cows j> 1 potter bull j i heifer oalves ! 8 registered milking Shorthorn cpw3 ! 1 registered milking Shorthorn heifer j . S registered milking Shorthorn culvI ■ eis ■ ■j e 1 registered, milking Shorthorn bull ; (bred by D. Buick. Junr.) ; SO hoggets ' Spring, cart, 2 sets harness, 1 set aig I ■ harness, M.II. mower, manure dis- : tribulor,' set discs, s.f. lever I , ■ . plough, 2-leaf tine harrows, ohnin i . harrows, 2 sets leading :chains, i■. . • swinglebars, hayforks, crosscut •:• saw. dehornor, einexy wheel, • 20 I milt cans, garden plough, culti- ; vator, wiro, posts, strainers, 500. : droppers, cow covers, half-ton- : manure, 8 sacks potatoes, 4 sacks : • potatoes, 1 sack maize, 1 sack \ ■', -. wheat, 2 sacks oats, 2 tons hay, ;. sundries, etc. { ' NOTE.—Mr. Catley has been dairying. [■■' . for years, and his' herd is I known to be one of the best in the .;'• ■ district. All stock is in first-class eoni dition, and »cau be honestly recomi mended to intending purchasers. All i calving dates will be given on day cf I •• sale. | : .; . LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ! UPPER HUTT'SALE. I TO-DAY (THUESDAY), JUNE 26, i, ■ - At 1 'p.m. •■ . ! TViLGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell: I 'ACCOUNT R. MULHERNj " G choice heifers on drop j ACCOUNT OTHER VENDORS- !■" ■ 4 heifers on drop v ... J .6 empty cows j 2 fat cows t . i: ' 5 yearling heifers : ! bnll . ' ; 10 store cows ;,.•'. ,2 springing cows . : 100 sound mouthed .ewes in lamb to < • ■'■■ Romnoy rams ; ' 50 2-tooth wothers ' ' r ~ TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), ' ! - JUNE 27, at 1.30 p.m. ' SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE I ■ FOR AUCTION SALE. ; A L. WILSON AND CO; have been ' -c*- instructed by the owner, who ha 3 ; sold his home, to sell, at No. 54 Adams- ; Terrace (off Fairlie Terrace), Kelburn, and ; get-at-able from Aro Street tram ter- \ minus, ' . ' 1 The Contents of 6 Rooms of excellent I Furniture, all Collie's make, and for i absolute sale. ' ' ■ .. ;. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. [■\.. ..... ■ \ SATURDAY, JUNE 28, [ ' ' At 1 o'clock. ! SALE OF FURNITURE AT PETONE. I i A L- WILSON AND CO. are instruct- ; ■£*-• ed by Mr. A. J. R. Isherwoqd, who. l is leaving P.etone, to sell, at his resi- ■ dence, No. a Huia Street (" Wainia'ha"), 1- off Cuba Street, Petorie, the whole of his : superior household furniture, contents of i. -6 rooms, \ ' . A, L. WILSON, '•.,■' ■ Auctioneer. \: UNRESERVED CLEARING.SALE j . Of High-class ■ \ . SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, FARM j ~ ■ PLANT, AND IMPLEMENTS ' ; - AND SUNDRIES.. .. . , J WEDNESDAY AND. THURSDAY, I JULY 2 and 8. ' !■ l \ 'ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD.. ; -JX- will sell on account of ROBERT ! HANNAH, ESQ., at the property, ; AOKAUTERE; ABSOLUTELY WITH- : OUT RESERVE- . i ' ■■-... To be Sold on Wednesday, July 2, ; ' at 11 a.m.i- ---! SHEEPI ' 981 2-tooth ewes, one earmark i 800 4-tooth ewes, one earmark i~ t Ml β-tooth ewes 1552 4, G, and 8-tooth ewes i 265 4-year owes ',' 178 5-year ewes ) ' ■ ■ . 43 purebred Romney ewes, registered ;■ 41 purebred Romney lambs )..■' 2200 ewe lambs j . i 180 wether lambs : 100 Lincoln and Romney rams ; CATTLE- ! 280 run cows, in calf to Polled Angue ; and : Hereford bulls ; 30 dairy cowe and heifers • ■ 21 mixed 2-year oattle : 62 20-month Hereford and Polled An- : gus heifere, own breeding > • 112 mother-fed Polled Angue and H»re- [ ford weaner heifors ' 133 mother-fed Pollod Angus and Here- , ford weaner steel's \ ' . ? 217 2i and 3-yenr steers, in lots 8 Hereford bulls ; 1 stud Hereford bull, with transfer i 15 Hereford bull calvee ; To be Sold on Thursday, July 3, \ . at 11 a.m. :— 37 draught mares and geldings, 3 to ;■ 9 years, in work I ■ 3 brood mares' ' . i 8 hacks j 7 young hordes I , 12-inch A. and B. chaffcutter, eircu- ■ laj saw (2 blades), 2 Duncan drills, ; 3 eote discs, tripod chain, heavy i and light tlno harrows, 2 Cara- ! bridge rollers, 3 d.f, ploughs, 3 I swamp ploughs, e.f. plough, potai ■' to moulder, 18ft. Duncan broadi cast sower, 2 spring tine cultil vators, 3 binders, r.t. dogcart, Bi 'ton lorry, 2-soater, 20 h.p. BuioL i motor-car, 12-14 h.p. portable benj fline cngino, stationary Crosslov j • koroseno engine, 11 chains, 2-inch J wire rope, 10ft. rowing boat, 2 , mowers, 3 draye, epnng cart, I forgo and anvil, blocks, chains, ! tackle, sowt. weighbridge, hay j rake, horse clipper, Planet Jnr. i need eower, turnip slicer, barbed ' ifire, fencing material, 40 eacke J No. 1 W.M.E. Co.'s turnip maj nure, 75 eaoks rape manure, SO J sacks basic slag, 800 bushels AlI gerian oate, 150 tons o.e. chaff, G j stocks clover hay (6 to 15 tone I ' eaoh), 4 staoke straw (8 to 23 tons : : eaob), clover Beod, barley, whont, t rye, and sundries too numerous to J , partioulariee. ! ORDER OF SALB: : SHEEP AND CATTLE on WEDNES- ; DAY, JULY 2, at 11 a.m. I HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, AND SUN- \ DRIES, THURSDAY, JULY 3, at I 11 a.m. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ! Buyers can arrange for conveyance to I sale from Palmereton North on advising I Auctioneere. I ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., I Pfllmerston North,