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Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 August 1910, Page 4

AUCTION SALES SALE DA TE 8 . ABRAHAM AND WILLTAMS. Mondav, August 2!). — Mr A.' V. "Winge, Manakau. Thursday, September I.—Mr Frank lyn Webb, Ilia lea in Reserve. HITOHINGS, HANKINS, AND CO., LTD. Saturday, August 27.— Mr Mnyo's fruit trees, at Levin. Tuesday, August .SO.—Clearing Sale at Olinu (estate late l<\ Poppa rd) Wednesday, August .'sl,— Pi" Sale. DALGETY AND CO. AND Z. Z. LOAN. Wednesday, August 31.—Levin stock sale. LEV.TN LAND AGENCY AND AUCTIONEERING CO. Wednesday, August 31.—Pig and Poultry Sale. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE of CHOICE DAIRY STOCK. MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1!)10. At l2~o~clock. 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 have calved, balance to calvc September and Octobor. 5 heifers in calf. 4 18-month heifers. 7 good weaners. 6 ealvca. 1 aged harness marc. 1 4-year spring cart mare. 1 chaff-cutter made by Houseman, 1 Booth - McDonald horse plough, milk cnas, spring trap, harness, etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 951-7. IMPORTANT UNR ESERVED SALE of CHOICE GRADE -JERSEY STOCK. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, V)A). At 1 p.m. At the Farm, Ihakara Reserve, Levin. Abraham and Williams, LTD., have received instructions from FRANKLYN WEBB, ESQ., who is selling his property, t'j offer, absolutely without reserve, the whole of his choice herd, com prising:— JO Grade Jersey cows, in Mill profit and calving in September. 1G Grade Jersey springing hpifers. 9 Grade Jersey weaners. 1 pedigree Jersey bull, 1 year. old. 12 porkers. 23 stores. 4 sows with litters. 4 sows to pig. 2 unbroken half-draughts. 1 G-vear harness gelding. Milk cans, npi-iny cart, linviv ■«», etc. 935.S NOTE.—We can confidently lecommetid anyone in search of fi.'vstclass grade Jersey cows to attend tLis sale, as Mr Webb has culled vctv heavily and (has kept nothing wi icii is not first class. 9G4-7 LUNCH EOX PROVIDED. FRUIT TREES AND NURSERY STOCK. SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, l!)lo. 1 p.m. HITOHINGS, HANKINS AND CO., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from A. R. MA"YO, 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 potatoes, produce am. sumliries. 1 ton eating potatoes, G sacks onions, marrows, pumpkins, and cauliflowers, and a quantity of second-hand furniture. 975-2. Clients will oblige by sending ah ng their entries as soon as possible. J. G. HANKINS, 067-3, Auctioneer. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. OIIAU. TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1910. 1.30 p.:n. TIfESSBS HITOHINGS, HANITX KINS, AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from the Public Trustee in the Estate of F. Peppard, deceased, to sell, on the Farm, as above— 1 spring cart mare (reallv good). 1 bay hack. 1 yearling filly. 1 heifer. 1 trap and harness. 20 fowls, 15 ducks. Hill plough, carpenters' tools, gai don tools, harness blocks and chains, and a large quantity of sundries. J. G. HANKINS, *■ Auctioneer. LEVIN PIG AND POULTRY SALE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1910. At 1 p.m. TTITOHINGS, HANKINS AND • '. se M as ftbovo at tfheir Levin yards 30 porkers. 6 baconers. 30 stores. 1 express. 2 dairy cows. Poultry, ducks, etc. NOTE—This sale has been altered to Wednesday on account of the races. • J. G. HANKINS, Auctioneer. For Influenza, take Woodn Great Peppermint Care. Never fails, If (W and 2a 84