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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8912, 4 September 1907, Page 3

PALMERSTON NORTH THURSDAY, stii SEPT., THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. Limited, will sell as above at II.SO a.m.— 17 dairy cows close to profit,

without reserve 8 fat bullocks 13 3 year steers 3 springing cows 4 empty cows 50 2 year steers 45 11 to 16 months Shorthorn steers 40 Shorthorn yearling heifers 25 mixed yearlings 70 mixed hoggets 125 hoggets 100 good mixed hoggets T^jhape^ALK ■wednesdayTiith BEPT. npHS NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERO AN TILE ”3 A GENCY COMPANY, Limited, wPI soil as above—--200 2 tooth wethers 160 first-class mixed hoggets 60 4-tooth wethers 6 yearling steers 10 18 months heiLrs Also, on account of Mr P. Kearins, who is giving up milking—--20 first-class dairy cows, August and September calvers These are a line of good young cows, and will be sold with guarantee.

UNRESERVED .'CLEARING SALE OP DAIRY COWS. On the Farm opposite Ridge Road Cream or 7, APITI. •> ; MONDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER, 1907 At 12 80. pm.. npHB NEW ZEALAND LOAN _■*- & MERCANTILE AGfiNGY COMPANY, ‘Ltd., ';jhavo received instructions from Mr Samuel Hall, who is giving up dairying, to offer as above — 40 good young dairy cows, all close to calving Also, Horses, 2 half draughts rising 8 years, 8 ditto rising 4, 5 and 6 years, all sound and broken to harness 1 milk waggon in good repair, hanK ss, milk cans, etc. No reserve on cows; nominal reserve on horses Note.— The auctioneers wish to draw special attention to the above sale. Mr Hall intends selling the whole o! his herd, about 100 cows, but is picking out only those that are close to calving, for above sale, and will offer the balance in our yards at Apiti later on as they come to profit.

Luncheon provided. CLEARING SALS OF GRADE JERSEY COWS. PEILDING YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER At 1 o'clock. rrHB NEW ZEALAND LOAN J- & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY Ltd., has been instructed by R. 0. E. Cauky, Esq., who is relinquishing dairying, to sell as above His well-known herd of Grade Jersey cows, comprising—--43 grade Jersey dairy cow?, Sept, calverg 1.1 grade Jersey dairy cov/3, October oalvers AucTJOxEEu’a Note - Mr Carey has been dairying for many years and has culled heavily each year. The cows are in ready good condition, close to profit, and are all in calf to purebred Jersey bull. W r e have personally inspected the herd and thoroughly recommend them to buyers.

©OIP?»K & BS-O* BULLS SALE. MONDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER., {T'i 011 TON &’ SO N at 1.30 p.m.~ ® store cows IQ 2 to S year heifers, empty 10 2 to 3 year baiters, springing | 20 yearlings ! 100 ewes with 100 per cent. lambs 100 Romney ewe hoggets 150 wethers, rpeeial good line 200 mixed hoggets 100 ewss with 100 per cent. lambs 150 wether hoggets, good line 50 mixed hoggets. 150 fat ewes 21 ewes in lamb 18 email pigs 10 young pigs j ton seed potatoes SVSatiavifaiu AnGHoneetea’ ANAWATU AUCTIONEERS’ ASSOCIATION. FELL DING SALE. FRIDAY, 6th SEPTEMBER. &ssoo3£4tson.

150 2-looth wethers | 210 mixed hcggeta 1 1000 mixed hoggets 100 fat and forward wotiisra 300 we the;; lambs 100 ewes m lamb 400 superior mixed boggc-ts 500 maxed hoggets. 10 springing heifers, September and October calyerg 3 shorthorn bulls 5 forward cows 6 mixed yearlings Also on account of a settler who has leased his proparly—--50 mostly 2-year heifers in calf 1 draught mare and foal 1 child’s pony P t) BALE. The Clydesdale Stallion WAIPUNA, rising six years, sound, qu : et, and in good condition. For pedigree, price, etc., apply - J. J. BEYOE, Pemberton. JJ o HERDER & SONS, HAIRDRESSER?! BROADWAY, MARTON.

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