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

ttSmftawi&i LEVIN STOCK SALE. j TUESDAY, 27th MAY, 1919, At 12.15 p.m. 200 4-tooth ewes 100 4-vear ewes 12 fat cows 10 vealers 12 IS-iuontlis steers. Also, Special Entry of Fat Sheep and Cattle on account of the Trustees in < the estate late John Davies, for absolute unreserved sale as under:— (300 fat ewes and wethers (to be drafted) -100 3-year P.A. steers (exceptionally

good line) So S.H. and P.A. breeding cows 75 IS-uiontlis S.H. steers and heifers GO bust fed wcancr calves,. S.H. and P.A. Baconers, porkers, stores and weaner pigs. Note. —All pigs must bo yarded by 11.15 shaTp; pig salo commences at 11.30 sharp. IMPORTANT UNRESEHVaD CLEARING SALE, AT GILLIES’ WOOL SHED YA'BDS, On WEDNESDAY, 2Sth MAY, At 12.30 o’clock. •

]y[ESSRS DALGETY AND CO., LTD., , instructed by Mr ELI ALLEN, who lias sold his properties, will sell as 1 above— j S ."-year-old Shorthorn heifers, in J calf to Shorthorn bull 3 heifers, in calf to Shorthorn bull | 15 well-bred 2-year Shorthorn hefers j 15 Shorthorn yearling heifers 5 2-year heifers 6 steers ■1 yearling heifers S yearling Shorthorn steers 1 3-year Shorthorn bull 1 IS-months Shorthorn bull i .1 Shorthorn bull calf (iO forward wethers 2 medium draught 'marc3 1 milk-cart gelding 50 fowls, 12 ducks 1 dogcart 1 3-seater gig 1 dray, 1 spring trap 2 scarifiers, 1 ridger, 1 Kanuck plough, 1 set harrows, 1 hand seed drill, leading chains, dray harness, dogcart harness, wool press, J ton basic slag, 3 cwt gal. wire No. 8, rock salt, seed oats, G sacks potatoes, 1000 fence droppers, 30 posts, 2 stump jacks, lawn mower, pumps, building timber, wire strainer, milk tester, medicine chest, piping, grindstone, ladders, scalding tubs, barrels, coops, endless chain, pulleys, blocks, 1 header dog, and sundries. Light Luncheon Provided. L. SKERMAN, Agent.

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE AT OTAKI., TIiL'HfiDAY,- -’9th .MAY, 1919, At 19.39 J'.ta. -VTEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANN TILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., have received instructions from the 'Public Trustee' to offer for sale at the farm on behalf of Gavin Reid, deceased soldier, and William Reid, soldier on active service, the following:— 1*; cows, spring caivera 14 cows and heifers, springing 2 cows in milk ill calves 12 store pigs •1 sows 2 horses 1 bull. NOTE. —As the property has been sold the above mentioned stock will be offered without, reserve.

AUCTION SALE. SATCKOAV. MAY 32st, 2 p.ta. PAKKKP- i VINCENT have have been favoured with instructions from V. H. Reynolds, Esq-, who is leaving for England, to sell at the Bc-si-den'ee, Jubilee Rc-ad,,as above: — 1 sitting-room suite 1 solid walnut sideboard r; easy chairs 1 diningroom table 4 small tables - Brass-rail fender, doable and single bedsteads, mattresses, Duckets pairs, 2 chests drawers, dresser and cupboard, toiletware, linoleums, kitchen furniture, crockery, cutlery, 2 ladles' bicycles, 1 •boy's bicycle, crosscut saw, garden tools, ■ mangle, lamp?, sundries too numerous to p&rtictilarm.

SATUSDAY, MAY Z%zt. 1 p.m. NOTICE TO mJKTSMEN. | pEBSQXS Trespassing .vti & dag or gaa an the properties of too trader- j signed v.lll be PEOSECL'TES trithoat ' farther notice. All previous leave can- j cciic a. j il., t>. E k SIMCOX. , NOTICE. I 4* ■ ’ person found 1 twpassingl wifi • dog or pan on utv property;at Has- ; tcre Cross frill be I-'BOtfECUTED. G. 31. XETKEBIDGE. April 23, 1919. __________ AXLY tie best is good enough Sox Tocr 'family- Coe HOBSON'S BAIXOON BEANO, the eboslctely gars bgjciiig gatsrdaz,—BlOS BB>l Mom®*