smes 6? STOOT BX7E& YARDJ3, TOESDAtTJDLTf 9. newtonT king soil at hia yards as above: OA 2-YEAE SHORTHORN IK-CAU HEIFERS (good) 60 mixed yearlings 15 in-calf heifers 25 store and forward cows 40 lambs 6 weaner pigs 5 springing cows 15 empty heifera 14 guaranteed sound dairy cow# 200 lamba (good) On account of Mr. F. Careys 65 2 and 2J-year steer# (mostly Shorthorn 2-year-olds and good* quality) 5 cows and calve* On account of Mr. O. A. Mullon, jrfui has sold his farm, WITHOUT RESERVE: DAIRY COWS, August and Bigtembcr calvers 17 2-year heifera, mostly ia ea]| 18 mixed yearlings 3-cow Ridd milking machine, viU releaser and Lister angina 15-gallon Diabolo separator 6-year milk cart horse (good), 6-yttJ mare (broken to chains), 2-year Ally, 30-cwt. dray, set harness, collars, etc. Duncan s.f. plough (new), Duncan 6< ft. cultivator (new), Monitor 11-ceul* ter drill (slight reserve), tripod aai chain harrows, 5-ton bottle jack, let pipe dies half to one and a quarter inch, vise, pipecutter, farm sundries. On account of Mr. John Dnggan, at the Farm, Tataraimaka, at 10.30 Un. sharp; Farm Implements and Furniture as follows: 2-horse Cambridge roller (nearly new), dray and harness, dray and harness, gig and harness, diie, chain and tine harrows, "swingletreei and chains, sledge, saddle and bridle, grindstone, shot gun, cow and hone rugs, wheelbarrow, fowls, 2 milk carts, 1 gig horse by Albert Victor, milk cans, buckets and pig troughs and for* niture. Sale at 10.30 sharp.
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