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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 39, 16 February 1916, Page 8

M'ANGAWfcKA SALE. Thursday, February nth, 1916. . 800 2th wethers in lots. « ' 900 2th ewes in lots. ] 300 mixed lambs in lots. j < 800 4 and 5 year ewes (lots).. j I 300 2th to 4 yr. ewes. ! 10 2yr. steers. 2 fat cows. 6 2th Rornney rams. 300 good 2th. ewes ' 6 South Down rams 40 18 months heifers, good 15 3 year bullocks, good. 5 15 18 months steers, good. I 8 2 year steers, good. On. account C. G. Wilson, Esq., Kawhatau. 400 4 and syr ewes (good). , On account W. F. Stevens, Esq., Mangaweka. 200 5 yr. Rom.-Lin. ewes. 250 6th. ewes. * .... 60 2,3, 4yr. ewes. On account F. Gorringe, Esq., Kawhatau. 400 good 2th ewes, one earmark. On account G. G. Oliver, Esq., Mangaweka. 250 4 and 5 yr..ewes. On 'account Mrs. T. Cooper, Kawhatau. , 125 4 and 5 year Rornney ewes, good line. 120 2 and 4th. Rornney ewes, good. RAETIHI SALE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18. Freeman R. Jackson and Co., Ltd. iwill sell. — * 600 good 2th wethers. 200 good 2th ewes. 300 f.m. ewes. \ 40 fat sheep. 7 heifers. 30 4 and 6th Rornney rams. 6 Lincoln rams. 150 lambs 5 store cows. 2 unbroken hacks. 11 6 to f.m. Rornney rams. 14 ISmth. steers. 9 Rornney rams. 7 Rornney rams. j 70 mixed lambs 130 s.m. ewes 22 21 year forward steers. 4 15 month steers.

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