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Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 October 1911, Page 4

AUCTION SALES Levin Spring Cattle Fair FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1911. Abraham & Williams, Limited, will pell at 1 p.m. 700 Mixed Cattle On account of Messrs Arthur Drake, W. G- Adkin, M. Winiata, Jas. Laydon, S. W. Garter, Olias. Bell, Jno. Davics (Koputaroa), Dr. A. IC. Newman, Mrs R. W. Bradleo, G. Potts, and others. Comprising :— 120 forward bullocks. 200 3 to 31-year bullocks. 100 18-month to 2-year steers. 20 well-bred 2J- and 3-year steers 55 yearling steers. 100 yearling to 2-year .TerseyHolstein heifers. 30 18-month heifers. 50 store cows.' 8 prime fat bullocks. 1218-t.d. o choice springing boilers. 16 prime fat bullocks. SHEEP--450 good woolly hoggets. 120 forward empty ewes. RMM (10 fat shorn ewes. 30 fat shorn wethers. 200 forward .shorn ewes and wethers. Joo ewe hoggets. 300 mixed hoggets. 300 good hoggets. 120 first-class raised hoggets. 12-27-:) LF.VTN CATTLE FAIR. FRIDAY, OCTOBER. 27. At 11.30 a.m. sharp. D' ALGETY AN D CO., LTD., will hold their Annual Cattle Fair in the Levin Yards on the abovo date:— 100 3-year steers, good colours. 100 2-year steers, good colours. 80 3 and .Si-year steers. 30 2}-, war steers. 40 15 and 18-iuonth steers. 15 2-year steel's. 30 15 and IS-month heifers. 10 store cows. 121: V d. 25 2} and 3-year steers. 2 yearling Holstein bulls, by the State Farm bull. 2 yearling Holstein bulls, by the State Farm bull. 2 yearling S.H. bulls, by the State Farm bull. 122(5td LEVIN PIG AND POULrRY BALE. AT THE LEVIN YARDS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1911. At I.SO p.m. The levin auctioneering CO. will sell, on account of various vendors 50 prime porkers. o prime baconers. 30 good stores. 15 good weanors. 3 breeding sows. Also— 50 head laying hens. 2 corrugated iron tanks. T. A. B. HUDSON, 1225-t.d. Auctioneer. LEVIN FURNITURE AND SUNDRY SALE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1911.

At 1.30 p.m. At Tho Central Mart, Levin. HITCHINGS, HANKINS AND CO., LTD., will sell as above— Household furniture and ,sundries of all description.';. Potatoes, vegetables, and a consignment- of onions in first-class order. J. G. HANKINS, 1224-t.d. Auctioneer. UNRESERVED SALE OF CHOTCE DAIRY .STOCK. MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1911. At tho Farm, 1 i miles from Shannon. * . iwJ Abraham and "Williams, LTD., will sell on account of MR R. W. TAYLOR, at 1 p.m.34 cows in milk. 3 cows to calve. 1 pedigree Shorthorn bull, o years. G 2-year empty heifers. 20 calves 4 sows in pig, 1 .Berkshire boar, 20 slips and weaners, 1 milk cart inare (5 yrs), mare in foal, yearling colt, .spring dray. B.H.P. White oil engine, Andrews and Bevan chaffcutter, saw bench, milk cans, and sundries. NOTE.—Mr Taylor's only reason for selling is that his man has left. The cows an kill young, mostly milking to third and fourth calf, and are recognised as one of tho best herds in Shannon. "With exception of young cattle, horses and a few implements, everything will be sold without reserve. LUNCHFON PROVIDED. 1228-t.d. Defeat is for those who acknowledge it. Byron Brown has had two tries and again coraeß up smiling.— Advi. fonkings Linseed Emulsion—the only certain cur©, from all chemists and store* Is 6d, Us 6d, 4& 6d.— Ad. - Have you seen the new "P and an Hat" for working men? Just the hat to wear for haymaking, loggingU P> or general farm work. They are an improvement on the old "Inland Hat," being strong and pliable, having a broad brim with a good leather strap and buckle around crown. _ Clark's have been fortunate in securing a good quantity, 18 dozen, from the makors at a low price, and, as usual, intend to share the bargain with our customers. Try one I We are offering thein for the very low price of 9d and Is each. , Rubber stamps, any design, ma3e at short notjpe. Okronit'lbi t'lice,