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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 280, 30 August 1915, Page 8

Auction Sales. HUNTERViLLE YARDS TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1915. 330 mixed Hoggets, lots 200 Ewe Hoggets 250 Romney Ew e Hoggets 38 Fat Sheep 50 IS-mths to 2-yr Steers 20 20-mths Steer s II 3-yr Heifers at drop 6 Springing Heifers 11 Fat Cow. 3 off turnips v 2 'Springing Cows 6 WATired Empty Cows 2 3 year Bullocks 4 Yearling Steers 4 Yearling Heifers 2 2-year Heifers 150 Mixed Hoggets 50 4-th Wethers, October shorn 9 Good springing Jersey Heifers 1 4-year Harness Mare I - Draught Marc, ail work 2 Ponies TAIHAPE SALE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IST, 1915. 1300 mixed Hoggets (in lots) 33 20-mth Steers 60 Shorthorn Cross Yearlings 20 Poled Angus Yearlings 12 2-year Steers 6 4-year Springing Heifers ' 6 Jersey Holstein Cross Heifers 2 Cows with dUves 2 Yearlings 2 First class Dairy Cows on drop 3 Empty Heifers 1 Overland Motor Car 500 mixed Hoggets (in lots) 15 mixed Weaners 4 Cows '} 350 Mixed Hoggets On account of Mr Gerald Griffen; 5 3-yr Jersey Cross Springing Heifers

IVIANGAWEKA SALE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER* 2,191® 200 mixed. Hc<?geta (lets)X. 70 Fat "Wethers ; . 7 3-yr Steers ■ 15 2-yr Steer s Opts) . *■> . 3 2-yr Empty Heifers 1 Fat Cow 60 Fat Wethers (good skins) 100 Mixed Hoggets On. account .7. D. McGreger, EspHinau; 100 Fat Wethcks CATTLE, 15 3-yr Bullocks 15 Yearling Steers (good) CLEARING SALE. HIGH-CLASS FFRNITUKE. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEED POTATOES, TOOLS, TIMBER, ETC. \T THE RESIDENCE, WIXIATA. FRIDAY", SEPTEMBER 3RD., (12 o'clock sharp. ) D. J. MCLENNAN, instructed by Mrs. Richmond Davies, who has sold her farm, wall sell:—7 tons Up-to-date seed potatoes, 1 ton onions, 2 s.L ploughs, 1 E. and C. mounding plough, M.H. drill, wooden roller, 2-horse mow.er? manure drill, steel Cambridge roller’ 2-row potato planter, turnip crusher, 3, leaf set harrows, 2-horse chain harrows, 2-horse disc, 4-horse disc, chain and block, swdngletree, s. disc plough, rspring cart, dog cart, spring cart harness, spare collars and harness, saddles, Planet Junior cultivator, P. X seed sower and fertilizer, chains, J milk cans, 2 cream cans, Alpha-Lava! separator (30 gals), Oliver plough, spades, shovels, axes, hay forks, rakes, hoea, saws, 2 new stumping jacks, crowbars, kit carpenter tools, 4 boils wire-netting, 14 coils barbed wire, 24 ■coils galv. wire, 2,000 feet timber, pony (“Prince,” very quiet, spring cart horse, Jersey grade cow, 4 grade heifers (calved and to calve), Jersey bull, 1 breeding sow, 1 barrow, 5 porkers, 30 W.L. heis (Garner’s strain), fencing strainer, vice, furniture, extension dining-table, chesterfield, 3 Morris chairs, 9 dining chairs, Lao.; mats, 3-piecc suite, couch, piano, spring chair, hall-stand, large mirrors, 2 h.m. bcdsUads, w.w. mattresses, kapoc ditto, 3 duchesses. 2 wardrobes, washstund, cupboard, blinds, wooden, bedsteads -md kapoc mattresses, 2 single hospital bedsteads and mattresses, writing tabic, writing desk, 2 sets pigeon holes, letter press, pictures, lino, of 7 rooms, tabies, bno, cupboard, 12 chairs, 2 wicker chairs, flour bin, dinner set, 12 saucepans, all kitchen crockery, 1 mangle. 3 baths, wringer, steel churn, Daisv churn, butter worker, and numerous sundries of all descriptions, all in good order. A Unique Opportunity. Light Luncheon, Provided. Sale sharp at 12 noon.

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