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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 439, 14 February 1912, Page 4

WAJ KATO (J KNT lIA L (JT ¥/\\\T CAM.HR I JXi 'E To be held on MARCH 7 and 8, 1912 EXTRA CLASSES. Class 24c —Mr E. Goodwin offers the free service of "Tino Tern" for the best foal by that horse Class 31Sa— Best exhibit of Napoleon cake Class 347a —Best bottle home made wine Class 396a —Best Montmellick quilt Classes 30 to 33—Entries not eligible Class 100—Board's special should read "mares served by 'Copped Hall Jameson." " All Entries Close FEBRUARY 17th. Will the ladies please look up duplicate classes in home industry section —a good sporting chance for all. G. VEALE, Secretary. Exchange Sale Kooms SATURDAY, 17th INST., At 2 p.m. BY AUCTION, very desirable house and section. Full particulars to follow, or at my office. J. R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, At 1.30 p.m. Exchange Sale Ilooms T WILL OFFER by public auction, fruit of all sorts without reserve, furniture and lots of useful sundries and men's clothing. Also 1 nicely furnished cottage containing tlin e rooms with all conveniences situated on section of 66ft by 162 ft, within m minutes of the Post Office. Property shown and all particulars can be obtained at the auctioneer's office. As owner is leaving Te Kuiti property must be sold. JNO. R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer. TE KUITI RAM FAIR. FRIDAY 16th FEBRUARY, Messrs st. hill, bratiiWAITE AND CO., will offer for sale at the Ram Fair on FRIDAY, the 16th FEBRUARY, on the Showground— -50 Romney rams (2-th), bred by A. Collins, Olane, llawke's Hay 8 Romney rains (2-th), bred by Rymanßros., Palmerston North. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED.

ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR AND CATTLE SALE, AWAKINO. THURSDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY. NEWTON KING will hold a sale in his yards as above — PRESENT ENTRIES. 3000 mixed sheep 1250 f.f m. ewes 600 lambs GOO 2-th wethers 300 2-th ewes 250 fat 4 and 6-th wethers 500 head mixed cattle 155 3i to 4-yr bulJocks 165 2£-year steers 25 heifers in calf 20 fat cow 3 20 forward cows 1 Shorthorn bull On account of P. D. Briscoe, Esq., 4 sections, beinfi' Nos. 49, 50, 51 and 52, Village of Awakino (area of sections about I acre each) On account of F. Iredale, Esq.— 3 sections, No?. -11, 42 and 43, Village of Awakino (area of sections about 1 acre each) Sale at 12.30 p.m. WANGANUI RAM FAIR. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, February 22nd and 23rd, 11)12. FREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. will sell by public auction as above—--728 purebred 2-th Lincoln rams 87 purebred 2-th l.'onmrv ,Man=li rams 100 purebred 2-th Southdown ninw 84 purebred 2th Border Leicester nuns 15 purebred 2-th Shropshire Down rams 10 purebred 2-th English Leicester rams 10 2th Border Leicester Lincoln rams 74 stud Lincoln rams 23 stud Romney Marsh rams 6 stud Border Leicester rams 1 stud Southdown ram 1738 ALSO 20 stud Lincoln ewes, bed by J. Donald, Esq. 10 stud Romney ewes bred by D. G Forlouj*. Esq. ■l2 stud Southdown ewes, bred by Messrs K. ('. Sharpo and others Sale starts at 10 a.m. sharp each day. The stud ewes will be offered at Hi a.m.en first day. Lincoln. 1 - only will be otl'ered on flic FIRST DAY the studs at 2 p.m. All other breeds on the second day. studs at p.m. All the rati!* will be sold singly in the ring, thus ;;ivini: buyer.* every facility to make a careful selection. FIRST DAY Lincoln:'- and Lincoln studs. SECOND DAY- -Romney and other breeds. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. miiE races aw now on to Donley and Go's, stores for hii.'h-class croeeries and fruit..