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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 280, 23 August 1915, Page 8

Auction Sales. MARTON YARDS TUESDAY, AUGUST 24th, 1315. SOOO Hoggets, wintered < n turnips, including: 2000 First class mixed Hoggets 1500 mixed Hoggets 1000 mixed Hoggets 900 good Wether Hoggs! z 350 Good mixed H ‘gge’t 600 good Ev.- e Hoggets 150 good Wether Hoggets 200 mixed Hoggets 100 woolly E.vc Hoggets 130 woolly Wether H)gg>?is 150 mixed Hoggets 150 2-tooth Wethers 60 Prime fat Wethers 26 Fat Wethers 50 Empty Ewes 30 4-t:cth Ewes in lamb 12 3-year Steers 15 2-year Steers 4 Fat Heifers 4 Empty Cows 5 Heifers at drop 6 Yearling Steers 100 mixed woolly hoggets 350 good Lincoln hoggets 400 Forward Mixed 2-tooths 70 Mixed Hcggets 6 Good Heifers at drop 25 Mixed Hoggets 200 Good Wethers 70 Good Ewes | 14 Shorthorn-Holstein mixed Yearlings 15 18-mos. to 2-yr Heifers 11 18-mos. to 2-yr Steers 9 Cows 10 Weniers 6 3-yr .Springing Dairy Heifers 3 Springing Dairy Cows, second culvers i 2 Empty 3-year Heifers j

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