amm u-iti. T. I. L AMASON, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT. Full Stocks of First-class Furniture. SEEDS, GRAIN, FERTILIZERS, FARM IMPLEMENTS. IBBY'S "mj" EAL. Agents for Booth and McDonald's Agricultural Implements. Auction Sales at the Mart every Saturday. AT THE MART. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1916. 1 LAMASON will sell:— . e Poultry (including a special line of ducks, etc., barrels, iron bark pumpkins, Oliver plough (new). On account of Mr J. McFadgen and another vendor, who are leaving thei district, the whole of their household furniture and effects, comprising— Dining and kitchen tables, couches, leather and wicker arm chairs, bent\<ood chairs, kitchen utensils, bath, buckets, linoleum, 16-gallon separator, hi ass fenders, Scotch chests, dressing tables, d.b.r. bedsteads, wire mattresses, bedding, bedroom ware, duchess chest, b.r. bedstead (in mother of pearl), green plush couch, sew ing machine, step-ladder, quantity crockery, corrugated iron, and sundries. Also about four cwt. bacon (all guaranteed. One Motor-cycle with side-chair, in perfect order. Note.—The Sale starts at 12.30. WAIWAKAIHO ANNUAL BULL FAIR.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9. * TEWTON KING will hold his An- -" nual Bull Fair at the Waiwafcsubject to the Taranaki Stock Aucaiho Yards, as above, and will sell tioneers' Association Rules: — 141 BULLS, comprising:— 2 6 to 8-year Shorthorns (pedigree) 5 2-year pedigree Shorthorns 6 yearling pedigree Shorthorns 25 well-bred 15-month to 2-year Shorthorns 8 grade Shorthorns 1 7-year pedigree Holstein 3 2-year I pedigree Holsteln bulls 6 1-year pedigree Holstein bulls 19 grade Holsteins 23 yearling to 15-month pedigree Jerseys 23 2-yeaf Jerseys 14 3 to 6-year pedigree Jerseys 6 grade Jerseys Included in the above are on account of Mr C. F. G. Goulter, Hawkeshury, Blenheim. 10 2-year pedigree Jersey bulls, by the imported bulls "Soumise Majesty" and "Soumise Jack." (Leaflets on application) On account of Mr H. B. Lepper—--8 2-year pedigree Jersey bulls 8 yearling pedigree Jersey bulls 1 5-year pedigree Sultan Jersey;,bull "Mamy's Campanile Sultan," by Campanile Sultan"— "Mamy" 0n account of Mr R. Purdie—--3 yearling pedigree Jersey bulls On account of Mr H. L. Spence—--4 2-year pedigree Jersey bulls On account of Mr A. Harold Street—--2 2-year pedigree Holstein bulls G yearling pedigree Holstein bulls 2 grade Holstein bulls On account of Mr H. W. Saxton—--1 7-year pedigree Holstein bull, "Dominion" 1 2-year pedigree Holstein bull, by "Dominion'' On account of C. 0. Hawke — 3 pedigree Jersey bulls by "Grandmaster" On account of Messrs A. J. and W, Topliss—--19 15-month to 2-year well-bred Shorthorn bulls, bred by Mr C. Topliss (Mbtonui) and Mr J. J. Chapman (Tongaporutu) On account of Mr A. Street—--1 8-year pedigree Shorthorn bull, "Carnegie II." On account Messrs Turnbull and Son, Sentry Hill—--4 2-year milking Shorthorn bulls, eligible for milking Shorthorn herd book 6 15-month milking Shorthorn bulls, eligible for milking Shorthorn herd book 2 grade Shorthorn bulls On account Mr W. Brown—--2 pedigree 2-year Jersey bulls, by F.C.B. ' from Mr Day's stock ENTRIES HAVE NOW CLOSED. Sale at 11.30 a.m. sharp. All bulls must be yarded by 11 a.m. AT THE HAYMARKET. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1910. "EWTON KING will sell by Public Auction at the liaynmrket, as above; — 40 weaners 35 stores 2 sows 50 fencing posts 2000 feet timber Sale at 12 Noon, sharp.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 59, 6 October 1916, Page 8
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