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Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 May 1912, Page 4

> AUCTION SALES UNRESERVED SALE OF CHOICE DAIRY STOCK. At Mr W. Stewart's Farm, Queen Street, Levin. WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1912. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., have received instructions from Messrs W. Stewart and 11. 11. Harris to sell as above, at 12.30:On account Mr W. Stewart — 8 cows just calved. 12 cows to calve in spring. 4 18-month heifers in calf. 1 18-month Holstein hull. 3 breeding sows, 9 store pigs, 1 p.b. Yorkshire- boar, 2 1draughts 3 and 6 years by "Sir Talbot," 2 4-ycar fillies by "Makachi," 2 light horses, implements and farm sundries. Spring dray, gig, buggy and pair, 5 tons chaff. On account of Mr R. R. Harris, who has leased his farm— 11 cows to calve in spring. 12 Jersey cross heifers in calf. 1 Jcrscy-Holstein bull. 2 wcaner heifers. 1 Jersey bull. 1 {[-draught marc in foal. GO head pure-bred hens and pullets (white and brown Leghorns, Silver Wyandot tcs and Minorca*, imported strains), poultry requisites, bone and grit mills, chaff-cutter, spring dray, harness, a number of Alliance box beehives, honey and was extractors and hee sundries. Contents of well furnished sixroomed house, room suite. NOTE.—For convenience the salo will be held at Mr Stewart's farm. The stock in both oases is good and The stock in hoth eases is good. A slight reserve will be placed on some of Mr .Stewart's stock. serve. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 557-t.d.

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