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AUCTIONS. SHANNON SALE.] WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, At 1 p.m.. 120 2-tooth. ewes 170 f.f.ni. ewes, in lamb 40 store owes 6 weaners 10 store cows 11 head dairy cattlo. 150 2-toqth .wethers UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE Of CHOICE DAIRY COWS, ; i ■'• ON THE FARM, j M'DONALD ROAD, LEVIN 1 (Off Arapnepao Road). j THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1920. MESSRS. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD.. instructed by MESSRS. ANDERSON BROS, (who are dissolving partnership), will offer for Bale as above, at 1 p.m.— 37 dairy cows, August and September calvers 13 Jersey cross weaner heifers Simplex 4-cow plant and pump (sub- • ject to slight reserve) LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. £ NOTE.—The above herd of cows are a genuine good lot, practically all Jersey Cross cows. Tbcy are in calf to Psyche's Bachelor, 6ire K.C.8., 'from Psyche (531). IMPORTANT SALE AT RONA BAY. c ■ • t SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1 At 2.30 "p.m. GLASS, TIMBER, AND BUILDING .-,'., MATERIAL.. MESSRS.. WILLIAMS AND CO., LTDI, have' received- ' instructions from Mr. Barto'.o Russo to sell, without reserve, in lots to 6uit purchasers— 160 CASES OF 21-OUNCE GLASS, comprising the following sizes: 14 x 16, H x 18, 14 x 20, 14 x 22 ; 550 SASH BARS, Totara and Kauri, 20ft., • 4x3 and 4 x 2 300 FEET JARRAH, 4x2 Also, Lot of good Building Material and nunie. . rous sundries. NO RESERVE., -.'J.M.SAMSON,' Auctioneer, AUCTIONEER's"¥oTE.-Mr. -Russo intended shipping the whole of the glass and timber to Auckland, but-owing to high cost of transit, he ias now. decided to sell without reserve. UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALES. CHOICE DAIRY COWS And , PEDIGREE FRIESIAN' CATTLE. I KARERE, CLOSE PALMERSTON NORTH. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JUNE 21 AND 22, 1920. D ALGETY AND CO. LIMITED, .Palmerston North, instructed by MR. JOSEPH LIGGINS, who has sold his' Karere Property, will sell as above at 11 o'clock sharp— FIRST DAY, MONDAY JUNE 21: Q-1 CHOICE DAIRY COWS, early «7X calvers •■ 2 herd bulls ' 24 sows, in pig . 21 slips .-•.-. 16 store piga 1 boar 2 hoisea 2 milk carts, harness,'2-stacks hay, 21 milk cans, 1 d.f. plough (oon-*ventibleL-'.disc harrows, tyno harrows, '400-gallon wooden tub, 1 80gallon wooden tub, 20-gallon copa per and stand, etc. etc. The Dairy Cows are in Bplendid condition and have always shown highest returns at factory, CALVING DATES AT SALE. SECOND DAY: TUESDAY, JUNE,22, 1920. i . "ASHLEA" HERD PEDIGREE J FRIESIANS. These will be sold at the same place at 11 o'clock sharp, and comprise-.— ) jjPEDIGREE FRIESIAN COWS, « bred stud bulls i 7 pedigree Friesian heifers, bred ) stud bulls 15 yearling pedigree Friesian hoifers, 111, 2 and 3-year pedigree Friesian . bulls 18-year pedigree Friesian bull, Westmere Woodcrest Pontiao This great bull claims for his sire the ' renowned Woodcrest Pietje Pontiac, imported by Mr. ■■ John Donald, and tho ] dam, Westmere Princess Pietertje, re--1 corded the marvellous performance of 939.781b. fat-as « 4-year-old^ A large number of the females ha'vo been bred to Westmere Woodcrest Pontiac and a number of his progeny appear in the catalogue. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 2 UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. 0 ' y REGISTERED PEDIGREE FRIESIAN CATTLE AND HIGH-GRADE o FRIESIAN CATTLE. n •o •— )f AT RONGOTEA, 12 MILES FROM d FEILDING. iWEDNESDAY, JULY 7, . At 12 noon. ON Account of A. BURGESS, who is giving f p dairying, tho following— 30 registered pedigree Friesian cattle 34 high-grade . Friesian cows, been with stud Friesian bulls D 12 high-grade Friesinn2-yoar heifers. c _ been with stud Friesian bull 1. 7 high-grade Friesian yearling heifers in 6 high-grade Friesian yenrling bulls LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED, ut Catalogues on application, to LEVIN AND CO. LTD., Feilding, Auctioneers.