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Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 July 1916, Page 4

CKI Alii STOOR SALETUE.SD"A"Y7JULY i, 1916. MESSRS ABRAHAM AND WIL--1.!.W1S Ltd.. will sml! at I p.ni 150 4 audi 6-tooth wethers 50 fat wethers 100 fat ewes 50 fat and forward ewes 50 ewes in iaimb 100 woolly lambs 30 wooily lambs (good). 20 JS-yeua- steers 8 20-11) ontlia steeiß 8 2J-year Shorthorn steers 15 18-months empty heifers 4 choice springing heifers 1 choice springing cow. 695-8 PRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OB DAIRY STOCK, IMPLEMENTS ETO. AT THE HEATHERLEA HOMESTEAD. (3 miles from Levin J TUESDAY, JULY 11, at 11.30 a.*i. DxUiGETY AND CO., LTD., have received instruction from tli< Trustees of the late J. R. McDonald to sell on the aJbove date the whole o his dairy herd, implements, horsea, etc comprising— CATTLE.— 100 Jersey and Milking Sliortliori caws, calving Aug. and Sept. 10 Jersey yearling lieiters. 10 Jensey-cross weaner heifers 3 Jersey and J«rsey-cross bulls. PIGS.— 6 Berkshire sows. 1 Yorkshire sow 1 Berkshire boat. HORSES.— 1 heavy draught mare. 1 3-year unbroken hack And other horses. [IMPLEMENTS.— 1 d.f. Duncan plough. 1 d.f. Booth-MadDonald plough. 1 Massey-Harris Drill. 1 horse hay ralce | . 1 tip dray

1 set harness. Cams, etc. WITH SLIGHT RESERVE. 1 Gene 4-bucTcet plant with separator, pump, etc. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—This herd is feeing practically sold only to make room for faibtening purposes, and 1 anyone wanting good cows should not fail to attend this sale as a large proportion of them are practically P.B. Jerseys. OARS will leave Levin Post Office at H a.m. LIGHT REFRESHMENTS. 691-1 WANTED. —Grazing for sheep and cattle. Apply "Prompt Oa«h" Chronicle Office. 688-6 There's a mon»y-»ving reason ri:v every hoosewife abould use Sharlsri'-" Baking Powder. Costß lees tJ. others—worth more.—Advt.