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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 290, 1 September 1915, Page 8

Auction Sales. MANdAWEKA SALE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 19io 200 mixed Hoggets (lots) : 70 Fat Wethers 7 3-yr Steers 15 2-yr Steers (lots) 3 2-yr Empty Heifers 1 Fat Cow 60 Fat Wethers (good skins) 100 Mixed Hoggets On account J. D. McGreger, Esq. Hinau: ' 100 Fat WetheJrs CATTLE. 15 3-yr Bullocks .15 Yearling Steers (good) RAETIHI SALE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1 350 Wether Hoggets 250 Good Hoggets (off turnips) 160 S.M. Ewes 100 Ewes 35 Wether Hoggets 50 Hoggets 40 Fat Sheep 25 Fresh-conditioned 3-yr Bullocks 12 Good Daiiy Cows, spring cal ers 12 Jersey Cows, springing heifsrs S Good 2-yr Steers CIiBARING SAI^B. HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEED POTATOES, TOOLS, TIMBER, ETC. AT THE RESIDENCE, WINIATA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD., (12 o'clock sharp. ) D. J. McLENNAN, instructed by Mrs. Richmond Davies, who has sold ber farm, will sclk—7 tons Up-to-date seed potatoes, 1 ton onions, 2 s.f. ploughs, 1 R. and C. mounding plough, M.H: drill, wooden roller, 2-horse mower, 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, swingletree, s. disc plough, spring cart, dog eart, spring cart harness, spare cellars and harness, saddles. Planet. Junior cultivator,, P. J. seed sower and fertilizer, chains, 3 snilk cans, 2~ cream cans, Alpha-Laval separator (30 gals), Oliver plough, spades, shovels, axes, hay forks, rakes, hoes, saws, 2-new stumping jacks, crowbars, kit carpenter tools, 4 coils wire-netting, 14 coils barbed wire, 24 coils Igalv. 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. hens (Garner's strain), fencing strainer, vice, furniture, extension din : ig-table, chesterfield, ' Morris chairs, 9 dining chairs, lino., _jats, 3-piece suite, eouch, piano, sptisg chair, hall-stand, large mirrors, 2 b.m. bedsteads, w.w. mattresses, kapoc ditto. S duehesses, 2 wardrobes, washstand, cupboard, blinds, wooden bedsteads and kapoc mattresses, 2 single hospital "bedsteads and mattresses,, 'writing table, writing desk, 2 sets pigeon holes, letter press, pictures, lino; of 7 rooms, tables, lino, cupboard,' "12 chairs, 2 -wicker chairs, flour bin, dinner set, 12 saucepans, all kitchen crockery, 1 man- J gle, 3 baths, wringer, steel churn, Daisy churn, butter worker, and numerous sundries of all descriptions, all j in good order. A Unique Opportunity. Light Luncheon Provided. Sale sharp at 12 noon.

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