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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8189, 15 May 1906, Page 8

MA.BAWATIT AUCTrONKERIKG COMPANY. THURSDAY NEXT, at 1 p.m. AT THE EXCHANGE ROOMS, , G1 ENERAL CLEARANCE SALE— JT Early entries invited. Full l»*t 10-niorrow. MAN AWATU AUCTIONEERING CO. A. G. WALLACIi, Aucti®»e«r. NKW~£E^N^^ OANTILE AGSWCI, PALM«RiT®N BTOOK SALK. THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1906. "VTffiW ZEALAND LOAN A MBBIN CAN TIL K AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., will soil a# above 60 fat ewes 60 empty ewes 120 empty owob 200 woolly lambs 250 2th ewos in lamb to Rouinoy raim 60 fat cwch 200 store ewes j 150 forward ewes 200 ewes, in lamb to Shrop. rams 140 lambs, good line 250 lambs 5 fat cows 15 2 to 3-year quiet hoifers, August and September calvera 60 18mos to 2yr steers On account Gcorgo Bee, Esq., v. ho has sold Ims place— 1000 empty forward ewea, without reserve TAIHAPE YARDS. TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1906. At 12.80. mUE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND I MERCANTILE AGENCY GO., j LTD., will sell as above— SO 2 and 3yr steers 25 4 to syr bullocks, good 12 weaners 00 4 and 6-th wethers

100 2-th wethers 92 ewes, in lamb 20 ewes, empty 00 ewes, in lamb Also, on account of Mr D. W iikio, Ohutu — 70t first class lambs HUDSON £ EASTHEEL CLEARING SALE OF VALUABLE DAIRY HERD, &c. Under instructions from the Executors in the Estate of the late V. C. Ransom. TTUDSON & EASTHER will sell by -*3- public auction at the Farm, LEVIN, on THURSDAY, MAY 17th, 1906, at-12 o'clock noon. 89 first class cows, all young and to calve early in spring 9 18mos picked Hobteia heifers, in caif 1 vbved Holstein bull 0 wcaners 6 sheep 2 half draught mares 1 6mos old foal 2 rising 2yr olde 1 purebred Berkshire boar 2 breeding sows

8 store pigs, 1 dog. stack hay (10 tons), several sacl-;3 peas, 1 spring cart and harness, dog cart and harness, a.f. plough, harrows!, chaffcutter, winnowing mschino, Massey-Harris cultivator, milk cans, grindstone, etc., etc. Also, IIduSEHOLD FURNITURE k EFFECTS. Luncheon Provided. Note.- The above herd is known as one of the best on the coast, and those requiring good early ealvers should not tniiss this opportunity. All the cows arc young, mostly coming to third calf, and they arc all from the best luilking strains in the colony. T. A. 13. HUDSON, Auctioneer.

GORTON AND SON. FEILDIFO SALE. FRIDAY, 18th MAY. At 12.30 p.m. QORTON & SON will mil— 12 fat and forward bullocks j 15 fat cows anu heifers i y0 ISrnos heifers j 2 guaranteed springing cows 30 18moa feteers 80 18mos heiferi 10 store cows 25 mixed yearlings 114Q good mixed laiubs in lots 300 1' c mixed lambs 140 p b Lincoln owes in lamb to stud Lincoln rains 80 good Lincoln ewes in iamb to' Southdown rams 420 oth to ff m oww in lamb to Lincoln rams 80 ewes in lamb 200 wellbred Romney ewes in lamb to Romney and Southdown rams ;)50 wellbred Lincoln ewes in lamb 50 fat ewes 200 lamb*, off Pohonui hills 800 f e 2 and 4th wethers 40 2-th wethers 125 empty 2 th ewes 800 i&ttiba Also, on behalf of Mr G. Cornfoot {without reserve) who has sold his farm—250 2 and 4th Lineoin-Roumoy ewes in lamb to Lincoln rams ?50 2 and 4th Romney cross ewes in lamb to Romney rams 450 6sh and 4yr ewes in lamb to Romney rams 350 fat and forward ewes 1.50 lambs 24 fat wethers Also, on behalf of Messrs Kobereteiu Bros., who have sold their farm— 860 f e 4th p b Romney ewes bred by Woodendean estate, in lamb to Romney rams 140 p b Romney ewe iambs from above owe*s 0 good hacks 1 Syr draught mare with foal by and in foal to Lord EHandle, let prize Feilding Show 1 Uyr draught iiily by Prince Wales tin tyre tip dray and harness (nearly new)