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Hokitika Guardian, 11 February 1919, Page 3

KOKATATII STOKE STOCK SALE ■WEDNESDAY, 19th FEBRUARY. At 2.30. p.in. Messrs w. jeffries and co., will soil as above on account varioiig clients: 200 CATTLE, mixed ages and sexes, 50 FAT SHEEP, 20 FAT CATTLE, Special entry on account W. McMcConnon, Esqre., Thoroughbred Sire “BONNY BOY,’’ by San Fran-Melinite, aged !/ years. Brood Mare, “ ZOE,’’ by OziozoRapid Roan, with foal at foot by Bonny Boy. NOTE. —This sale will commence immediately after the disposal of the property, stock, and effects of the lato Hugh Johnstone. CENTRAL YARDS, PRESTON ROAR. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY loth. At 12.30. p.m. MARK SPROT AND CO., under instructions, will sell as under: SQO Store CATTLE, Including Yearlings, 18 months, 2J year steers and Heifers, three and four year-old steers; also Dairy Cattle. WAITAHA STOCK SALE. AT DEAKIN’S YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 12th., FEBRUARY. At Noon.

M HOUSTON AND CO. • will sell by public auction as above:— 150 FAT SHEEP, 150 BREEDING JIWES, (4, 6, and I 8-tooth), GO MIXED HOGGETS, ! 14 Head 2-.yr.,01d Mixed CATTLE, , For R. Douglas. I NOTE.—For tlie sake of convenience the sheep will be sold in convenient lots , in the pens ou the farm of the late R. Douglas at noon. 25 18 iiios. Mixed CATTLE. 15 empty HEIFERS. On account of Mr H. McGowan. 8 2* yr. STEERS. 4 2i year. HEIFERS. 12 ISmos. STEERS, On account of Mr Jas. Cropper. 7 Head Mixed CATTLE, j For Mr J. Trcmbath. I 7 18-mos. STEERS, j 3 18-mos. HEIFERS, | 10 Mixed S.H. CALVES, | For Air J. Martin, i 0 3 and 1-vr.-old HEIFERS, j 5 18-mos. HEIFF.RS, j 10 Mixed WEANERS, j 10 Fat SHEEP. j For Mr J. Douglas. • 10 18mos. STEERS, 1 COW and ■ Vealer. For Air P. Douglas. 7 18-inos. STEERS, 1 18-mos. BULL, 2 25-yr SPRINGERS, duo April 40 LAMBS, 20 Sound-mouth breeding EAVES, For Air 11. Reynolds. ■ ’5 Mixed CALVES. . For Airs C'liinn. 5 21 vr. STEERS. 5 21 yr. HEIFERS. For Air C. Laffcrtv. 18 Mixed CATTLE, On accounf S. Mitchell.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14t1i., 1919. At 1.30. p.m. I AUCTION SAFE OF FREEHOLD SECTIONS, DWELLING AND • FURNITURE, in the Estate «n the late AIRS. 0. J. ROBERTS. M HOUSTON AND CO. • will sell by public auction on the premises, Lower Fitzhcrbcrt Street Hokitika: Freehold Sections 380, 382, and par; section 392 containing 24 perches more or less, situated Fitsshcrbei t St., Hokitika', on which are erected a substantially built eight-roomed .residenco, with all conveniences. ALSO.— The whole of the furniture and household effects. House will be open for inspection of furniture on Thursday afternnon, preliahnary notice. AUCTION SALK OF srLENDID FARAI PROPERTY AT WAIT AIT A settlement.

(In the Estate of the Late Robert Douglas, Juiir.) M HOUSTON AND CO- • acting under instructions, will sell by public auction on the farm at a date to be notified later: , That Desirable Farm of 261 acres, ! Lease in Perpetuity, nil cleared and I <r r assed, except few patches ot shelter scrub, ling fenced with 0wire sheep-proof f° l,cC sm< * sub “ I divided into five paddocks. New four-roomed bouse, cart shed, shearing slied and cow-shed, sheep i vards and cow-yard. Situated two miles from Woitnlm Factory? Post Oflico and School. I Carries 500 sheep, I t I,nd i four horses. Splendid dairy propoi sit ion. ! ALSO — 1 pt oi ric lever Plow, steel tripod ‘lrnrows 2-horse mower, spring cart and ’new set harness, 50 shares Wait aha, Hairy Factory. 25 shares boss Lime Kiln Coy. WARNING. OWNERS of CATTLE and SHEEP now grazing on the late 'lhomas Ford’s freehold property. Ross, are asked to remove same A*T ONCE, or Ihev "ill bo impounded. _____ WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS— a tonic that has stood tho test for years.