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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8798, 27 April 1907, Page 3

Gorton A Son* TUESDAY, 80th APRIL, At 11 o’clock. IMPORTANT UNEESBVED OUSAB/NG SALE OE STUD AND WELL BRED ROMNEY SFIEEP, SHORTHORN CaTTLE, AND HORSES. iZL ORTON & SON, da conjunction with DALGETY & CO., have received instructions from Mr Jas. Campion, whose lease has expired, to sell by public auction on tie Farm, Waituna, on above date—--592 Stud Romney ewes, 2 to 6 years old 253 Stud Romney ewe lambs i 418 Romney ram lambs 1417 well bred 2 tooth Romney ewes 1882 well bred 4 tooth Romney ewes 1819 8 tooth and f.f.m well bred Romney ewes 287 2 tooth io f.m. Romney ewes 120 culled Romney ewes 1790 Flock Romney ewe lambs 70 fat and forward wethers 58 2 tooth Romney rams .96 2 tooth to f.m. Romney rams 70 Shorthorn weaners 1 Shorthorn bull 82 empty Shorthorn cows 41 Shorthorn breeding cows 52 18 months to 2 years Shorthorn heifers 29 18 months Shorthorn steers 4 dairy cows 8 heavy draught geldings, broken everywhere 1 6 year half draught gelding (chains) 8 draught mares with foals by Up-to-Date and covered by him again 2 18 months draught fillies 6 8 and 4 year unbroken draughts 3 station hacks 2 double furrow and 1 single furrow plough 2 Steel Queen discs, tine harrows, Farmers’ Favourite drill, Cambridge roller, scales, wool press, dray, | harness, 4 horse yoke and! bars, tools, etc. j

Auctioneer’s Note. The Auctioneers wish to call special attention to the above stock. The sheep are a particularly fine lot of hill-bred Romneys, in first-class condition. The Stud ewes are in lamb tc Stud rams bred by E. Short, G. "Wheeler, Gray Bros., and 11. Tanner. The Flock ewes are in lamb to pure-bred rams bred by E. Short and Gray Bros. The rams were put out the second week in March. Each lot sold in numbers to suit purchasers. A drag will leave The Square, Feilding, at 8.30 on morning of sale. Buyers from Palmerston, and South can arrive by the early train from Palmerston, and buyers from North will require to arrive at Feilding the evennft nrev us LUNCHEON PROVIDED. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE, Near Mount Stewart. MONDAY, 29th APRIL. GO H T 0 N & SON have received instructions from Mr W. A. Read to sail by public auction on the farm, Penny’s Line, near Mount Stewart 2 draught geldings 2 draught mares in foal to Lord Dalrymple 2 aged mares in foal to Lord Dalrymple 8 light horses 16 2\ year heifers 3 yearling heifers 5 cows and calves Cambridge roller, '2 Reid and Gray d.f. ploughs, disc harrows, tine harrows, spring tip dray and harness, 1 set 4-horse yoke, 60-gallon new boiler, tank and sledge, 100 totara posts. 5 strainers, 21 cwt. No. 8 wire, ga .lea plough, gig, manure, and large number of farm and garden tools, Avery scales, stack covers, etc.

Sale at 1.80 sharp. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. MONDAY, 6xh MAY, 1907. NEAR COLYTON. ri ObT U N & BON have received instructions from Messrs Luxmoore Bros,who have sold their property, to sell by public auction, on the Farm, 5 miles from Colyton, without reserve, at 12.80; 290 4 tooth to f.f.m. Romney Lincoln ewes, with Romney rams 171 2 'ooth Romney eves, with Romney cams 50 4 tooth to f.f.m. Lincoln ewes, with Lincoln rams 83 pure bred English Leicester ewes in lamb to stud E.L, Ram 215 superior ewe lambs 100 mixed lambs 17 heifers in calf 1 18 months Durham Shorthorn Bull 3 cows in milk 2 cows in calf 5 mixed cattle 3 harness horses, 1 18 months draught colt, 1 mare and foal to Coker’s Emperor, Taylor and Bremer Wool Press, hand Chaff-cutter, Cultivator, Etc. LUNCHEON.

Freeman R. Uaokaon & Co \ WANGANUI SALE YARDS. i WEDNESDAY, Ist MAY. ] At 12.15. Freeman r. jaokson & co. , ■will sell by public auction as ■ above—--4000 MIXED SHEEP, com- ' prising—--600 ewe lambs 500 4 tooth wethers 200 wether lambs , 200 empty ewes 100 wethers 60 fat sheep 1700 lambs 200 mixed sheep 800 lambs 100 4-tooth Lincoln wethers 100 forward ewes 100 forward lambs 40 3 and 4-yr forward bullocks 900 MIXED CATTLE, comprising— -150 fat and forward 4 and 5 year bullocks, superior line 100 forward empty cows 100 2 to 2£ year steers 10018 months steers 100 weaners 50 mixed cattle 10 dairy cows in milk (August and September calvets) 15 prime fat cows 10 forward cows 3 heifers (just on calving) 80 good v eanerj 100 well bred Shorthorn breading cows 50 mixed yearlings 1 83 2 year hol ers 25 18 me nths steers 83 pigs I ”**■ -2 polled China boars ImEQhecn m&y be obtained at the } Yards,