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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10283, 11 July 1911, Page 8

IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, Etc. TUESDAY, 11th JULY, 1911, at THE FARM, DALEFIELD. At 12.30 p.m. MESSRS DALGETY AND CO., Ltd., have l'eceived instructions from Mr JOHN BROWN, of Daloiield.. to offer at above time and ji.Jac-'j:—« 21 First-class Dairy Cows, all due to factory dates, 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers 6 heifer calves 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull Milk cart and harness, milk cans, Gig harness and horse, swingle bars, cultivator; general implements, and garden tools. ALSO HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, POULTRY, Etc. The Auctioneers would point out itihat .most of the cows to be offered were bred by Mr E. J. Aplin. All intending purchasers can, on enquiry of Mr Brown, get full particulars of his cows, and see also all factory returns for the last season. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. DALGETY and CO., Ltd., Auctioneers. UNRESERVED CLEARING DAIRY SALE. MAURICEVn7LE WEST. THURSDAY, JULY 13, at 12.30 p.m. J.TX LTD., havo received dmstruc tions from Mr James Elliott, of •Maurioevill-a Wast, to &ell without reserve, as above, the whole of (his dairy (herd, comprising—--20 first-class young dairy cows (early calvers:) Also on account of neighbouring vendors—--13 2-year old dairy heifers, due August and September. 7 3-year old dairy heifers, due August and September. 14 2 and 3-year Jersey cross springing heifers, due August and September. 7 dairy cows in calf 1 empty cow. y .choice springing (heifers LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—Mr Elliott has ibeen dairy* ing for a number of years and has always culled heavily, keeping nothing but the best, so ibuyers will have a good opportunity of securing firstclass cows.

UNRESERVED IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. MONDAY, 17th inst., at 1 p.m. Oni account of Mr THOS. STRAWBRIDGE, MANGAMAHOE (at tiie Homestead, 4 miles from MaJigamahoe Railway Station.) D ALGETY AMD 00., Ltd., hav© received iin)SfcrucitiiOin» from Mi THOS. STRAWBRIDGE (tvJio as giving up. farming), to sell as above, all his live and dead stock, as under Sheep—^ 350 first-class breeding ewes in lamb to Romnieyis 50 fat and forward ewes 20 hoggets 8 rams • 428 Cattle—--11 first class dairy cows, August and September oalvers 11 springing heifiers 16 lyr to 18-anoirtih steers and heifears 8 3yr steers 2 forward heifers ' Also, 3 hack® and harness horses, pigs, spring dray, trap, harness, etc. Conveyance will meat the Express from 1 South, and take buyers to sale, and a drag wall also leave Eketahuna in time for sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. DALGETY AND CO., Ltd., Auctionears.

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