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Taihape Daily Times, 26 January 1918, Page 8

TatKaf>e Sale. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. 500 rape lambs (lots) ,1645 lambs, mixed sexes 5844 ewes, 2,4, 5, and 6yr (lots) 235 bullocks, 3 and 4yr , 630 2th wethers 7 cows (fat) Mangawelca Sale. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. 1200 mixed shorn lambs (lots) 200 good wether lambs 500 2th wethers (lots) 200 mixed woolly lambs 200 4 and syr ewes 120 2th ewes 20 SJyr bullocks Special entry on account W. PShaw, Esq., Ruahine:— 590 2th wethers 40 Slyr bullocks On acount H_ A. Lambert, Esq., Mangaweka, who has sold his property; all his well-known breeding ewes comprising:— 550 2th Rom ew r es 440 4th Rom ewes 420 6th Rom ewes 330 4yr Rom ewes 230 syr Rom ewes 700 mixed shorn lambs 150 4 and syr ewes 150 mixed aged ewes

jU] Auction Sale. LEASE OF FIRST-CLASS FARM. R. L. CHRISTIE, acting under instructions from Mrs. WILSON KERR, ( of Napier, will sell by public auction, at his Mart, Clyde Street, Ohakune, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1918. At 2 p_m. The Lease for seven years, from April Ist, 1918, of valuable Farm of 402 J acres, near The Lakes, Ohakune, and at present occupied by Messrs J Dwyer, and S. Hatfield. This farm is 2| miles from town and school, and close to cheese factory, and there is no better sheep farm or dairying property in the district. Also at the above time and place, R. L. Christie will sell on account of the same vendor, her FREEHOLD SECTION No. 7, BLOCK - XIII. Consisting of 1 rood, sitauted in Arawa Street, Ohakune. For further particulars and conditions of lease and sale apply to the vendor at the auctioneer’s office, or — R. L. CHRISTIE, -1 Auctioneer.

Raetiki Sale FEBRUARY Ist, 1918*. Freman R. Jackson will sell as above:— . . 600 good mixed lambs 400 good mixed lambs 200 good 4yr breeding ewes 100 fat and forward ewes 130 4 and syr ewes 200 4, 6 and B‘th ewes (Lincoln) 250 mixed lambs 100 good 2tb wethers 100 good 2th ewes 100 woolly lambs 200 2th wethers 209 f.m. ewes 100 2-th wethers 30 mixed weaners 20 18-month steers 30 2yr heifers 7 cows with calves 1 five-seater motor car. You Cannot Do —Better than — Cci 'citDtO tO tllQ pr i v , ' ,i , ; P r* f J.., ■f 2 C O, i im tt.'.mimty I’M. Mock nil ipMi.il.- ; or, if clients - 5 < sir ,iv‘a freeze on : heir account ■ vn |jrt>s;.-«■tt *.vi 1 in-j)!ii(i them b, the New .' Jll.-if i < iove-nill'llt. Pai-tlctll I.- .UMS «’•»! charges Wi., -. t . ;.y the company or Auir buyers:— S. S. Turns, Taihape Tei. No. 130 FM. Rickman, gMarton " ~ E.P.C. Swain son, FeiTdTng“ Tsi W_G. Vickers, JLevin 50 R. A. Gower, Ohinpairi ~ 1 M’ocu b-:i to Crop —From Crop to Shsop. W.M.h. Co. Manures contain large quantities of Animal Matter from the Slaughter House. Thus these Manures follow Nature’s own plan of Fort ilising. Use them and restore the very elements extraotedfroin the soil in the process of Sheep Fattening. Trices and Particulars of analysis posted on applicai ion to WELLINGTON MEAT EXPOP.T GO., LTD. 18-20 Hunter Street Wellington 30