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Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 January 1911, Page 4

AUCTBOfia SALES LEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1911. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, xV LTD., will sell as above at- 1 p.m.— 250 first-class rape lambs. 7-i mixed 2-toot.hs. 157 lambs. 71 4 and 6-tooth wethers. 24 store ewes. 120 store lambs. 200 first-class ewes and lambs. 150 fat and forward lambs. 250 woolly rape lambs (very good) .100 rape lambs. 53-t.d. 60 prime owes. (50 fat and forward ewes. 90 extra prime heavy ewes. 50 fat ewes. 30 fat lambs. 49 weaners. 35 weaners. 58-1. 11 empty cows. 40 3-year-old .steers (good). i 12 2-year steers 20 forward emnjtiy cows. 10 empty heifers. 39-4. Iβ fat bullocks. 10 fat and forward cows. 9 fat cows. 8 fat cows. 7 fat cows. 4 fat cows. 32-G. LEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1911. At 11.30 a.m. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., and the N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell— 150 fat wethers. 25 fat wethers. 25 fat ewes. 200 2-totftili Romney ewes. 350 2-tooth ewes (good line). 200 ewes and lambs. 100 good 'breeding ewes. 300 lambs (woolly). 250 rape lambs. 16 prime bullocks. 2 fat heifers. 20 3-year S.H. heifers. I forward empty cows. 15 3-year steers. 1 S.H. bull (2 years). 41-3. LEVIN PIG AND POULTRY SALE. FRIDAY. JANUARY 20, 1911. At 1 p.m. TTITCHINGS, HANKINS AND -l-B-CO.. LTD.. will sell ns above at their Levin yards:— 40 piTmo porkers. 15 prime baconers. 20 stores and slips. Poultry, ducks and 2 galvanised tanks (400 nnd 600 gallons). 400 fencing posts. 20 strainers. J. G. HANKTNS. 44-t.d. Auctioneer. LEVIN PIG AND POULTRY , SALE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 ; 1911. At 1.30 p.m. mHE LEVIN AUCTIONEERING -*- CO. will sell at the Levin yards: — 80 prime porkers. 10 prime baconers. 30 good stores, weaners. sows, etc. Also— , 45 ca.ses peaches from Motueka. 10 cases plums. 50 laying liens. 10 ducks. 3 tanks. T. A. B. HUDSON, 42-t.d. Auctioneer. THR LEVrX MART. SATURDAY. JANUARY 21. 2 p.m. HITCHINGS. HANKINS AND CO.. LTD., ""ill sell as above: The furniture and contents of 5-rooincd dwelling, removed to the Mart for convenience of buyers, absolutely without rereserve. AlsoGent's and Ladies' "Intrepid " Cycles, new Palmer tyres and all latest improvements. Douglas pump and piping. Second-hand harness. 38 hall seats, in first-class order. Fruit, potatoes, vegetables and fowls. J. G. HANKINS, 57-2. Auctioneer. UNRESIORVED CLEARING HALF of CHOICE DAIRY STOCK. At the Farm, Buckley Road, SHANNON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1911. At 12.30 p.m. ' A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS /i- LTD., have received instanie L _ tions from Messrs Easton Bros, t< sell the whole of tiheir dairy herd comprising— 46 cows in full profit. 6 cows to calve. 3 bulls. 2 Shetland ponies. 2 spring cart horses. j? 2 3-year draught mares. e ] 3 2-year half-draughts. ,1 2 hacks. i'l 1 cob. 11 milk cans. I 16 porkers. NOTE.—The cows are mostly sc 50 cond and ifchircl ealvers, and are ; r ~ really choice lot. As the Estate i being wound up every lot is for a-l in solute sale, with tihe exception of fch If horses, on which there is a slight re 16 serve, er ft 43-6 LUNCHEON PROVIDED. - re ■■■ ■ . ■ - r- , Mr F. C. Remington undertake id Milk Testing, and all kinds of Dair •Is and Agricultural Analyses, such a c- analysis of soils, water, buttei r-, manures, etc. F. O. Remington y- Oxford street, Leyjn.—Advt,