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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 290, 4 September 1915, Page 8

AT WAINUI JUNCTION. WEDNESDAY, SEI Messrs. Abraham and Williams have fcecn instructed by the Public Trustee to sell by Public Auction, in the Estate of the late Frederick Scherf, on Wednesday, September Sth, at Waiaui Junction, about three milea from Taihape, the wlitKc of the Stock, Farm implement;, etc., absolutely without reserve, comprising-:—200 mixed hoggets, 4 draught geldings (all woilc), 1 2-yr.-©l3, 1 2-yr.-old, 1 gelding. I yearling, 1 aged mare, Massey-Harris reaper, Massey-Karris drill, Held roller, new spring dray, disc harrows, 1 d.f. plough, 1 tip dray, 4-3eaf harrows, 250 sacks, fencing posts and strainers, 5 tons potatoes, SCO briclcs, a lot of farm utensils, sundries, etc.

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