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Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 August 1910, Page 4

AUCTION SALES UNRESERVED DAIRY SALE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1910. At the Fnrm, Rosslyn Road, u oxt Major Liddle's. A HRATIAM AND WILLTAMS, •*■■*• LTD., will soil, on account of MR A. A VERY, who is giving up dairying, his choice little herd of— II cows, calving this month and next. ! 1 cows in milk. * 2 Jorsey heifers in calf. 1 sow nml litter. AI.HO, tlio ioaso of tlio farm of 30 acres, havi n g about one year to run. Salo at 1 p.m. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 8904. [TNKBSKKVKD CLEARING KAM'I. RAIIUI IJOAI), OTAKI. TI'ICHDAY, AUGUST lfi, 1910. 12 o'clock Hhai'p. TTITCniNGS, lIANKINS AND *--*- CO., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from MRS G. 11. KINGDON, who is giving up farming, to sell, oj) her Kami, as ahove— 10 spriiioin'r ilioil'(>rs (Hoktoin) 10 springing heifers (Grade Shorthorn). 1 hull, 18 months. 1 p.l). Hclstoii) weaiicr heifer. I] sows, farrowing early. 1 draught mare. 1 dog-cart horse, ."i-yoar.s, Ist prize winner. 1 dog-cart horse, 4-yoars. 1 dog-cart mare, aged. 1 sprint ("H't mare, -l-yoars. 2 sprint fai*t mares, aged. .'3 hacks. 1 dog-cart (rul.-ber tyres), spring tart, tip dray. HARNESS. 2 .sots dray, 1 set dog-cart, 1 set spring fart, 5 collars, saddles, bridles, bits, stirnips, I horse blocks and chains. TMI'LE.MEXTS AND FARM TOOLS. 1 D.f. plough. 1 s.f. plough, 1 set disc, harrows, drill (H. CV.ilter), tine harrows. Wool Press (Cascoigne), Law n Mower, .Stumping 'lack. «'! horse bars, SwingleTrees, Docking Irons, Sheep Netting, Babcock Milk Tester, Churns, Milk Cans, Milk Pans, !?uekets, and Tools of all descriptions. HOUSEHOLD FURNh-URE. D. and 15. lirass rail Bedsteads, Duchess sets, "Washsta n ds. Chest Drawers, Toilet sots, Telescope Dining Table, Austrian «nd Kitchen Chairs, Utrecht and Velvet Suite, Piano. Eas\ Chairs, Curtains, Blankets, Mattrasses, Books, and Kitchen Utensils, etc. U N CHEON PROV TDE D. i

Auctioneer's Note.—This is a genuine clearing out sale, and the stock are really fi-st class; we ca n confidently oomnie u cl the attention of all dairy rue n to this sale, which must start at 12 sharp. 910-4. CLEARING SALE! CLKARfNG SALE! WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1910. 1 p.m. sharp. MESSRS HITCHINGS, HANKINS, AND CO., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from Mr David Tata n a, who is leaving Tjevij!, to sell at our PiV YarJs, Levin, as above:— •1 first-class spring car t horses, •1 uiul G years; a n y trial. I eli. harness mare, hy Rip , Van Winkle; very fast "•rid quiet. I nilild's pony. 1 first-class dairy cow, cnlviiiK 20th August. •T yearling lieifors. T>.f. "Hei dai,d Grey," nearly new, set disc harrows "Reid and Grey," set blocks a M (I tackle, 1 npn'nK fart and harness, «'o!lar and hames. 1 to n seed potatoes, "Vn to Date." Also, o n account of W. Atkins, .Motueka~40 cases of Stunner Pippin apples, all graded. J. Q. HAN'KINS, 911 -' J - Auctioneer.

I-MPORTANT UNRESERVED CLEAIUXG SALE OE DAIRY STOOK, K'lV., «n THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1910. At the Farm, Manakau, at 12 noo n (three minutes' walk from the Railway Station). ABRAHAM AND WTLLIAMS, f r , I/rD- ' wi " se,l °n account of MR EDWARD BEVAN, who has bee n ordered away owing to illhealth :— IQI first-class selected dairy J. tJ J. cows. 3 purebred Shorthor n bulls. 4 yearli n g heifers. 2 half-draught fillies. 2 gco:l cart ihorses.1 sprijjg cart mare. 1 mare and foal. 12 breeding &ws. 2 L.K.G. Milking Machines and plant, all i n good order a n d nearly n ew; 4 h.p. e n gines with both. 20 IG-gallon milk ca n s, strainers, etc. 1 express. 1 spring cart a n tl har n ess. NOTE—The cows are all you n g and in good condition, a n d with the exception of 35 which are i n mil milk, are due to calve i n August, September a n d October. The cows are all dehor n ed a n d" comprise one of the best herds over offered for sale i n this district. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. oU7-G.