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Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 23 May 1919, Page 3

FOR SALE. SEVERAL HERB-BOOK anil GRADE | l - SHORTHORN BULLS,. stilttßf ! strain, IS to 20 months. 11. smcxjx, Otakl. UNRESERVED j CLEARING SALE | Of REGISTERED MILKING SHORTHORNS & CHOICE DAIRY COWS, AT THE FARM, PASAPARAUMU. MONDAY, MAY 26th, 1919. MESSRS ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD,, have been instructed by the Trustees of the bite D. I. Larsen to sell the WHOLE OF HIS LIVE & DEAD STOCK, as under:— . 5 registered Shorthorn cows' 1 registered Shorthorn heifer -2 registered Shorthorn bulls 17 cows, nutuinn and Bpring calvers 1 1 4-year bull 1 yearling bull 1 18-months heifer 1 'colt, 2yrs off About 6 acres swodea, t 9 be subdivided anil sold 1 stack oaten bay j 1 stack hay Spring cart, turnip pnlper, disc harrows, tine harrows, hay rake, McCormack mower, Planet Jr. seed drill and Planet Jr., milk eaus, eotv covers and sundries Also household effects of 4-roomed cottage. Auctioneers’ Note. —This hord has I been inspected and can bo thoroughly f recommended to any intending purchasers. The cows are in first-class condition, and calving dates will bo given at hour of sale. CUtafyam& WiiiksmSJ^ LEVIN .STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, 27th MAY, 1919, At 12.15 p.rn. 200 -1-tooth ewes 100 -1-year ewes 12 fat cows 10 vealers 12 IS-months steers.

Also, Special Entry of Fat Sheep and Cattle on account of the Trustees in the estate late. John Davies, for absolute unresorved sale as under: — 600 fat ctves and wethers (to be drafted) 100 3-year P.A. steers (cxeoptUnally good line) 85 S.H. and P.A. breeding cows 75 18-months S.H. steers and heifers 60 bust fed weant'r calves, S.H. and P.A. jj Baconers, porkers, stores and weanw pigs. Nate.—All pigs must bo yarded by 11.15 sharp; pig sale commeneoe at 11.30 sharp. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED CLEARiNC SALE, AT GILLIES’ WOOLSHED YARDS, On WEDNESDAY, 28th IIAY, At 12.30 o'clock. jVTESSRS BALGETY AND CO., LTD., instructed by Mr ELI ALLEN, who | has sold his properties, will eell m above — 8 3-year-old Shorthorn Heifer*, in j calf to Shorthorn bull j 3 heifers, in calf to Shorthorn bull 15 v.-ol’f-bred 2-year Shorthorn hcfeis 15 Shorthorn yearling heifers 5 2-year heifers 6 steers 4 yearling heifers 8 yearling Shorthorn steers 1 3-year Shorthorn bull 1 IS-iudntbs Shorthorn ball 1 Shorthorn calf 60 forward wethers 2 medium draught mare's 1 milk-cart gelding 50 fowls, 12 ducks 1 dogcart 1 3-scatcr gig 1 dray, 1 spring trap I 2 scarifiers, 1 ridger, I Kaauck I plough, 1 set harrows, 1 hand feed drill, ; leading chaios, dray harness, dogcart ■ 'harness, wool press, 1 ton haste flag, 3 I gal. wire No. 8, rock salt, seed oats. 6 sacks potatoes, 3000 fence droppers, 30 wets. 2 stump jacks, lawn mower, 1 panips, building timber, wire strainer, j milk tester, medicine chest, piping, t | grindstone, ladders, scalding tube, bar* I ! T els. coops, endless chain, pulley*, j j blocks, 1 header dog, and sundries. j Light Luncheon Provided. L. S KERMAN, Agent* AUCTION SALE, SATURDAY. MAY 31st, 1 pun. PARKER & VINCENT have have been favoured with Inst rue-1 lions from UY. H. Reynolds, Esq., who i* leaving for England, to fell at the Sesij donee. Jubilee Road, as above:— J 1 sitting-room suite | 1 solid walnut sideboard 3 easy chairs s j 1 diningroom table j 4 smalt tables 1 Brass-rail fender, double and eiggi* ■ bedsteads, mattresses. Barkers painr, .2 ■ chests drawers, dresser sad eapbeud, toiletware, linoleums*, kheieu ivnutWlt, crockery, cutler-', 2 ladies’ bicycle*, 1 boy’s bicycle, croffcur saw, ger-ien took*, mangle, lamp*. susdriss to* _ numerous to particular’ip MAY 2Ui, 1 *jb.