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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 38, 15 February 1939, Page 12

AUCTION SALES. WANGANUI SALE TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), FEB. 15, AT NOON SHAHP. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., LTD., will sell by auction as above: SHEEP, including: 150 4 and syr. ewes, 250 a.m. 5 and 6yr. ewes, 300 ewe lambs, 300 wether lambs, 90 syr. ewes, 150 m.s. lambs, 200 wether lambs, 100 woolly b.f. lambs, 140 ewe lambs, 250 shorn wether lambs, 140 shorn b.f. Jambs, 20 1-shear Romney rams, 10 m.a. Southdown rams, 200 wether lambs, 120 5 and syr. ewes, 105 2th. ewes, 130 ewe lambs, 160 s.m. ewes, 150 2th. ewes, 70 2th. ewes, prime ewes, 50 fat wethers, 100 syr. ewes, 100 m.a. ewes, 16 1-shear, Southdown rams, 70 2th. ewes, 80 m.a. ewes, 150 5 and 6yr. ewes, 180 shorn b.f. lambs, 80 wether lambs, 170 ewe lambs, 110 wether lambs. A/c H. M. Speed, Esq., Makirikiri: 100 a.m. 6th. ewes, 350 a.m. 4yr. ewes, 150 a.m. syr. ewes. A/c L. C. Anderson, Esq., Parihauhau: 150 4yr. age-marked ewes, 140 syr. age-marked ewes. A/c VV. H. Anderson, Esq., Parihauhau: 240 syr. aged-marked ewes. A/c G. McLeod, Esq.: 200 4yr. ewes. A/c Messrs. Robinson Bros., Kakatahi: 400 4 and syr. ewes. 100 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, comprising:—lo prime P.A. and Hereford heifers, 15 prime P.A. Hereford cows and heifers. 20 fat cows, 30 store cows. 150 MIXED PIGS. STORE SHEEP SALE. 12.30 SHARP Luncheon may be obtained at the Y ards. RAETIHI EWE FAIR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16. AT 11.30 A.M. pREEMAN R. JACKSON AND COLTD., will offer by auction as above:— 32 000 first -class BREEDING ’ EWES, comprising:— 14,000 a.m. syr. ewes. 2500 a.m. 4yr. ewes. 6000 4 and syr. ewes. 5000 2th. ewes. 550 4th. ewes. 400 6th. ewes. 4 400 m.a. ewes. 1 1500 6yr. ewes. ' 1000 2th. to syr. a.m. ewes. (Being the dispersal of an entire flock). NOTE.—We wish to draw buyersattention to the freedom ot the Raetihi district from Facial Eczema. This is an area where the disease is, and has been, entirely unknown. The sheep from this locality have been renowned for years for doing well wherever taken. Buyers may rely on their consignments being trucked away promptly after the sale. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TAIHAPE EWE FAIR WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 'rHE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., will offer:— 10 000 BREEDING EWES. , Local Farmers’ Annual Drafts. ' Full Particulars Later. RAETIHI EWE AND SHEEP FAIR 'pHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD., will hold their Annual Ewe and Sheep Fair on— THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23. AT 1 P.M. And will offer approximately 6000 EWES - rpiMBER! rpIMBER! 'j’lMBERi OUR TIMBER VALUES ARE THB BEST IN THE CITY KEENEST PRICES FOR ALL DRY LINES. WE DELIVER! A W. B rown TIMBER MERCHANT. 63 HARRISON ST. ’Phone 3662. pO R gA L E 2000 GRAIN & CHAFF SACKS, ant PHOSPHATE BAGS. 2000 SUGAR BAGS. JAM, PICKLE & CHUTNEY JARS, 1/9 to 2/6 doz. SKIM MILK BARRELLS, 7/6. 18ft. COPPER PIG TROUGH, £2/5/Reconditioned SHACKLOCK Ranges. COPPERS, T. & G. LINING. M A Y S WANGANUI BOTTLE EXCHANGE. 'Phone 5142 Night 5279. All Classes of Bottles Bought and Sols PIGS PATEA FREEZING COMPANY LTD C. WEBSTER—’Phone 115 Waverley. Buyer for district south of Manutahi to Wanganui. CARRIERS—GIennys Ltd., Patea; R. S. How, Waverley; W. Hurley, Waitotara. GEORGE HAAR—Putorlno R.D., Marton, Phone 117 U, Hunterville. CARRIER—J. Cooper, Rata. Phone 70S, Hunterville. For further details apply— WORKS OFFICE, Phones 55. 56 Patea.