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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 263, 31 July 1915, Page 6

Auction Saies. HUNTERVILLE YARDS. t; - TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1915. '■'226 Good Mixed Hoggets, lots s 250 Tip-top Wether Hoggets, off '. turnips ' 100 Mixed Hoggets, off turnips 30 Rom. Ewes, r.w. Rom. Rams <V 12 3-year Heifers, at dTOp "*' 8 Weaner, 3 18-months steers £'' '7 Weaner Heifers ""' 5 Store Cows {- 32 Dairy Cows, due Aug., Sept. ; e Weaners I 12 Dairy Cows, due Aug.-Sept, %'V 2 2-year Heifers 1 2 Cows, in full profit "100 good 4-th. to f.fm. ewes, in iamb to Romney rams | 70 mixed 2-tootlis "." 18 4-year forward bullocks 10 Jersey cross yearling heifers 10 mixed yearlings i 1 heifer, just calved TAIHAPE SALE. -,' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST &

r'2ooo Mixed Hogget3, in lots j. J9O Fat and forward Wethers.in lots |>'6o 2-th to 4-yr BweSj, in lamb to £•* i Rom. Rama j.;.' SO 3-yr Steers, in lots f;\ 25 Mixejd Cattle '(: ; 5 : 4-yr Bullocks "f 7 Forward Empty Cows ' .';• S Fat Cows and Heifers 2 Forward Bullocks •Also on account Estate lat e T. Lau-, renson:-—;;: ' ) 230 2,-4, 6." and ffm. ewes, i r.w. Rom. '■'■~J\ ,:;*:■' Rams; . . '> Ky" '"•.>- : .. »■•':••'•..•.< - T .70 Mixed Hoggets . - f ' € Rom. Rams . . ".'■ 10 2-yr Dairy Heifers, picked from •'"•' • good cows r:\ 8 Yearling Steers 'fc-A 2 Cows in milk h 1 P.A' ; Btill : !<■■.'• 1 Bull' ' ' • "* 1 6-yr Bay Mare, broken to saddle ■:'"■;■.■ : a'nd harness, in foal to Young ti Clyde"' i ; 'f-' 1 Aged Mare 'n foal to Younj j \ Clyde •: 2 • Yearlings, by Bombardo ' ■ 1 Yearling, by English Channel MANGAWEKA SALE i THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1915. 250 4-th to ffm. Ewes in lamb to Rom. . ! U;'-'' : '"'' Rams, good, line . £. %-Ewes In, lamb ; ~ -Jj§l WetD ' er Hoggets, good Mixed Hoggets SO 1 Wethers ' "100 M. Lambs (lots) ' ' 6 t3oi Springing Heifers "Pw'sVb & assatiful Book told ms aV' about it." . nu Tells about • PEACHY Pai'eoi Hem Curtains* Qun'O- New S different. Idead for Casements.

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