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AUtmOfV SALES j WAIKANAE STOCK SALE. | TUESDAY, JANUARY 12th, 1915. j D ALGETY & COMPANY, LTD , , will sell at 1 p.m.— ] 100 2-tOOtll H'CtllSl'B. j 60 2 and 4-tooth wetliets I 20 2-year steers j 25 wean cis. • 2 fat cows. j 25-3 _ _ j WAIKANAE STOCK SALE. i TUESDAY, JANUARY 12th, 1915. | Abraham & williams, ltd., will sell at 1 p.in--000 woolly lambs. 250 Roinney wctlior lambs olf hills (one earmark.) 250 Romney ewe lambs off hills (one earmark.) 100 mixed lambs (one earmark). 100 2-tooth wethers 90 lambs 50 fat wo thers 30 fat ewes 30 ewes 4 rams 20 20-month s steers and heifers 20 18-month steers 6 fat cows 4 heifers in calf 3 young bulls 2 yearling S.H. bulls. 25-3. UNRESERVED SALE OF CHOICE • DAIRY COWS. AT THE FARM, HEATHERLEA, LEVIN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1915. Messrs abraham a"nd Williams LTD., instructed by Mr J. J. (who is giving up dairying owing to his aon having joined the Expeditionary Force) will soli as above at 1 p.m., the whole of his well-known herd, consisting of :— i rt A Choice grade Jersey cows in milk tJvJ and duo to calve in August and September. 20 Jersey cross heifers, Yearlings and weaners. Milk cans, dairy utensils, sundries, etc. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—Mr Moore Las been dairying at Heatlierlea for the last five years and has not together a particularly nice herd of cows having culled heavily each year. Tho cows have all been hand-milked and they will be Kukl subject to a guarantee of soundness, so that intending purchasers can rely on getting good value. 1 3-6

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