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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 August 1910, Page 4

AUCTION SALES S A L E I) A T E S. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. Wednesday, August 2-I.—Mr A. M. .Richardson, Ivar aroad, Shannon. August 20.—-.Shannon stock sale. Monday, August 2!). — Mr A. V. Winge, Manakau. Thursday, September 1.~M.r Franklyn Webb, Ihakara Reserve. SHANNON STOCK SALE. AUGUST 2<>, 15110. Abraham and Williams, LTD., will sell as above at 1 p.m.— 120 2-tooth empty ewes (good). 100 store owes. 20 heifers in calf. 27 hoggets. 20 dairy cows. 12 yearling steers. !l cows close to profit. 8 2-year steers. .S sows witih litters. 10 store pigs . fl-lfi-n. !) store cows. 2 sows to farrow. 1 lw>a r. 8 porkers. (i stores. 1 block tip-dray, nearly nw. 1 good spring cart, nearly new. 1 good spring cart, nearU new. 1 light spring cart, good. 10 creamery cans in good order. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE of OIIOTCE DAIRY STOCK. MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1910. AT THE FARM ,MANAIvAU. MESSR SABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., have received instructions from MR A. V. WINGE, who has sold his property, to soil as above--30 cows, 11 of which hnve calved, balance to calve September and Oetobor. 5 heifers in calf. 4 18-month heifers. 7 good weaners. 6 calves. 1 aged harness mare. 1 4-year spring cart mare. 1 chaff-cutter made by Isen.seniau. 1 Booth - McDonald horse plough, milk cnas, spring trap, harness, etc. L UNCH RON J > R O VIDED. 951-7. IMPORTANT UN I? ESERYED SA LE of CHOICE GRADE JEPS EY STOCK. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,19x0. At 1 p.m. At the Farm, lhakara Reserve, I.e rin. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LTD., lave received instructions from FRANKLYX WEIJB, ESQ., who is selling hi.s property, t-> offer, absolutely without reserve, the whole of his choice herd, com prising : — JO Grade Jersey cows, in Mill profit and calving in September. 10 Grade Jersey springing heitcr.s. 0 Grade -Jersey weaners. 1 pedigree Jersey bull, I year. old. 12 .porkers. 23 stores. 1 sows with litters. 4 sows to pig. 2 unbroken half-draughts. 1 O-yeiir harness gelding. Milk cans, spring cart, harness, eto. 955-8 NO IK. \Ye can confidently iecommend anyone in search of fj'wtclass grade .Jersey cows to attend Ibis sale, as Mr \\el>b has culled vciy heavily ami (lias kept nothing w! ich i.s not first class. 901-7 LUNCHKON I'ROVfDIOD. FRUIT TRMI'S AND NUItSFRY STOCK. SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1910. 1 p.m. TTITCI-lINGS, II AN KINS AND CO., I/H)., have been favoured with instructions from A. R. MAYO, ESQ., to sell at the Mart, Levin, as above A very choice .selection of fruit trees, plants, and ornamental trees of all descriptions. We shall also sell--Seed potatc.es, produce an.. sundries. Clients will oblige by sending altheir entries as soon as possible. J. G. HANKINS, Auctioneer. OTAKI STOCK SALE.' TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1910. At 1 p.m. 50 good ewes in lamb. 100 store ewes. 30 store pigs (good). %5-5. LEVIN STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 19'0. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell as above at 1.30 p.m. 120 prime wethers. 120 good hoggets. 00 'fat ewes. 100 good hoggets. 70 ewes in lamb. 5 choice heifers at dlrop. Owing to Levin races on the Fri')C on fbove date.

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