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FARM SOLD
Large Clearing Auction Sale
,FARM
AUCTION
Wednesday, October 3 1,30 p.m.
For Mr. Tont KOPY, tg be held on the premises Lot 4, Con.
4, 2 miles west of Highway 4 via Mount Carmel road, third
farm south,
international diesel tractor model 250 hydraulics and three
point hitch recently overhauled, new rubber, Int, 2-furrow'3
point hitch ploW, Kongskilde 3 point cultivator, Case 10 ft.
self-prope,Iled swathe'', Model 3 drum steel land roller,
CockshUtt No. 3 siderake, MM 28 plate disc., 4 sections
harrows, 16 ft. grain elevator, 11 hoe fertilizer drill, quantity
of elm lurtiber, trailer,lencing equipment, electric motors,
electric dehorner and Soldering iron; quantity Of steel roof-
ing, 100 ft. hew snow fence,' barbed'wire, fence posts, 200
gal. storage• tank, steel electric fence 'stakes, forks,
shovels, many other items.
Terr.es of Sale Cash
TOM i(cook, Pr9p.,Jel:Centralla 228-6206
Percy Wright, Auctioneer
Kippen,Ont.7 267-5515
Auctioneer cii:Prprietar not *ponsibfia for accidents day
t. of sale
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"Dominion Dairieil.td4t :registered uses of "Sealtest", a 'registered trkiemarfs eiff(ral tote Chip.
SEALTEST DAIRY PRODUCTS are distributed in the Exeter, ScIfoeth
and Centralia area by
EXETER DAIRY LTD.
Telephone 235-2144,
Wheeel Some look scared and some look excited but everyone
was having fun on the roller coaster at Exeter Fair.
Work progressing
on county project
P149•10 nmss4dvocos„ September 27,1873.
25 Auction Sales
25 Auction Sales.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND
HOUSE A LOT for the estate
of the late J, R. Wilson. core
now of Katherine and Ardross
St. in
AUCTION SALE
Clearing
picture frames; settee and
ors include wooden bed with
high head board; hall rack and
mirror; trunks; •steel brass
other articles too numerous to
mention.
trimmed bed; drop leaf table;
Items of interest to collect-
TERMS: Cash plus 7'i sales PARKTULL
tax, if applicable.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
Also offered for sale. subject
.at 1;00 p.M. to a reserve bid. will be the
property on which is a 2 bed-Selling will be the entire room brick cottage with full contents of the home including: basement, oil furnace and solid walnut dining room suite, hardwood floors. Location is
table, 6 chairs, buffet and excellent. being 1 block from china cabinet; 2 chesterfields Main St. and 3 blocks from and chairs; recliner rocker and the main business area. foot stool; chrome
kitchen TERMS: 10,1 of purchase suite; studio couch; GE refrig-
price on day of sale with the erator; combination GE wood
and electric stove; Westing- balance in 30 days.
house TV; humidifier; 2 dress-
ers; kitchen utensils; electric- BILL ELLIOT, Auctioneer al appliances; chest of draw- Parkhill 38:39c ers; bedding and dishes.
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* AUCTION SALE 4r
* for R. J. Keller
Location - Hwy. 83, 1/2 mile east of Exeter
*SALE OF QUALITY FARM IMPLEMENTS: 1 Massey Ferguson*
tractor, 1280 hours; 1 MF seed drill-fertilizer and grass 7k
180 tractor with cab, 1075 hours; 1 Massey Ferguson 135 1,
..„,"" seeder; 1 MF 12 foot disc - new; 1 MF 4-furrow plow, 1 John,hr.
it Deere planter, 4 row with fertilizer and insecticide at-
tachments; 1 3-drum roller; 1 new Idea side rake, 5 bar; 2-7-..k
*ton John Deere wagons, heavy tires; wagon box; hay rack F-
1,A.&Turnco box, 2 — 1 1'6" Kongskilde & J. F. cultivators; 1
Calsa sprayer boom and attachments; 4" grain auger with 1
h.p. sealed motor; 2 sets of 4 section harrows and draw bars;'
1 — 8 section drawbar; 1 — 12' land packer with transit
*wheels; 1 J.D, rotary hoe; 1 — 2 wheel trailer; 1 bale*
elevator, Stewart electric clipper, 3 tarps, fanning mill, pump,
• hose; 1 — 1 972 Blizzard Ski-doo; 1 set Zuirl harrows and
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levelling plank; 4 row bean puller and extra set of bean.*
knives; bean windrower; 1 heavy duty MF and 1 J.D. 2-way
* hydraulic cylinders, buck rake, 2 large gates ; new fenders -4(
-1 for 180 tractor and other miscellaneous items.
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Friday, Sept. 28, 1:30 p.m.
* AUCTIONEERS
* Tom Robson Hugh Filson
* 666-1967 666-0833
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CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of Appliances, Furniture and Antiques
at lot 23, con. 12, Blanshard, 8 miles west of St. Marys, 11/2
miles west of Prospect Hill
Saturday, September 29 at 1 p.m.
APPLIANCES: Viking frost free refrigerator with cross top
freezer ; General deep freeze; Crosley refrigerator;
Frigidaire automatic washer; Frigidaire clothes dryer;
Speed Queen automatic washer; Douglas clothes dryer;
Philco T.V.; Frigidaire 4-burner stove; Victor Hi Fi;
Dehumidifier; ElAtkOlLbc.. vacuum cleaher; G.E. floor
1 polisher; 2 humsoftfieiV "
FURNITURE & ANTIQUES: Dominion piano and bench;
captain's chair; antique desk and bookcase; antique table;
hanging lamp; chesterfield suite; chesterfield and chair;
studio couch; drop leaf table; odd chairs and tables; rock-
ing chairs; cane chairs; several bedroom suites; dressers;
wash stands; desk; wardrobes; trunks; floor and table
lamps; card tables; indoor shuffleboard; space heater; an-
tique speaker for gramaphone; guitar; dishes and
glassware; cooking utensils; step stool; fern stand;
luggage; 2 sump pumps; set of scales; sealers; T.V. parts;
set of snow tires; garden tools; etc.
No Reserve - Terms Cash
Owners or auctioneer not responsible for accidents
day of sale
Allen Berry and another consignment - Props.
W. E. Nairn and Son Auction Service
St. Marys - 284-3796
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* Lot 25, Con. 7 McGillivray Township, 1 mile north of Allsa
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Craig.
Saturday, October 6, 12:30 p.m.
CATTLE — 41 top quality Hereford- Charolais cows with .1- calves by side; 2 cows pasture bred. The above are big,
strong, good good cows rebred to top quality registered*
Hereferd bull, 4 yearling heifers and 1 yearling steer.
* CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT — sold at 3 p,m. TD14A
Int. bulldozer with root rake; 1957-275 American Backhoe, yy
Air full swing cable machine; 1958 Mercury 5 ton tractor truck 7r•
IL, with good tires; King 25 ton 16 ft. bed float; 1968 3/4 ton If
", Mercury truck which will be safety checked; 1957 1/2 ton ""r`
* truck selling as is; 4 yard gravel box & hoist; 200-250 & 500 41(
gal. fuel tanks; truck tires; 36" steel culverts.
* FARM MACHINERY — Ford 5000 diesel tractor with
It,. loader, hydraulic bucket, etc, (like new); 1951 8N Ford _I,
tractor recently overhauled; MH 30 tractor with 2 row -7`
• scuffler; 4 furrow Ovrum 14" plow (new); Int. 3 furrow drag s
plow; cultivator; New Idea pto spreader; Continental post r"
Sr hole digger; Kongskilde type 12 ft. cultivator; rubber tired
‘A wagons and racks; FB double disc; New Idea mower;: side air rake; McKee harvester 20 ft. of pipe; McKee wagon box; 4(
• harrows; pto grass seeder; heathousers 8 ft, snow blade;
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cattle oiler; Vega cream separator; bucket for front end 4,1,
lg. loader; 16 ft, grain auger; grain thrower; poles and lumber; .(
"1 scrap irons; table saw; etc.
* ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD — china cabinet, sideboard; 41( *toilet set; wash stands; gate legged table and chairs;
bedroom suite; oil burners; Beatty washing machine;
• books; crib; dresser; chesterfield & chair; beds; Air
• gramaphone & records; lamps; RCA TV; sealers; dishes; irk
etc.
TERMS — Cash
* AUCTIONEERS 41( * Hugh Mon and Tom Robson .4(
* 666-0833 phone 666-1967 .0(
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25 Auction Sales.
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
ACTION CENTRE MART
Highway #4, 1 mile north of
Exeter.
Clearings for
Mrs. Tom Koay, Ailsa Craig
Mr. Leslie Shields. Hensall,
plus additional items.
Featuring Antiques, Furniture,
Household Effects and Garden
Tools.
ANTIQUES: Combination
bookcase and secretary desk;
chairs; ornate iron and brass
bed; wicker rocker; chest of
drawers; Boston rocker; buf-
fets; dining room table and
chairs; oil lamp; library table;
Big Little books; dough board;
iron kettle; milk cans; copper
boiler; wagon wheels; com-
modes; Qubec stove; cast iron
bedroom stove; crocks; lan-
terns; 1877 Bible (Toronto);
Beaver sealers; 1903 China
shoes; ironstone; settee; tins;
bottles; bell; water pitcher;
vases; many other antique
items.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: West-
inghouse washing machine;
Singer portable sewing ma-
chine (both these items are in
excellent condition); apartment
stove; record player and vast
collection of country and west-
ern records; toaster; frying
pan; kettles; TV; chesterfield;
cedar round table; chrome
table; pots and pans; dishes;
flatware; plus many useful
household items; collection of
wind chimes; new windows and
plywood; hand and g a r d en
tools. Also selling some new
giftware items, jewellery, Can-
ada forge and pottery.
This is a large sale and must
start at 1:00 p.m. sharp.
TERMS: Cash.
Paddle bidding; lunch avail-
able; sale under cover,
PERCY WRIGHT, Auctioneer
Kippen, Phone 262-5515
Auctioneer or proprietors not
responsible for accidents day
of sale. 39c
FARM SOLD
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
For Mr. Stanely Mitchell,
RR 1 HENSALL
Lot 2. Concession 15.
Huron Road Survey
2 Tractors and Implements,
Some Furniture & Antiques
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13
1:30 p.m.
Full listing next week,.
PERCY WRIGHT, Auctioneer
39c
25 Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
20 Hogs, Tractor, Machinery,
FeaStAuTriUnRsotDA ,60Y CO:tTleO,E3EEtionrses,
Combine. Some Furniture and
Antiques.
For THOMAS SLAM
Lot 4. Concession 13.
TUCKERSMITH TWP.,
31/2 miles east of Hensall.
PERCY WRIGHT', Auctioneer
Kippen, Phone 262-5515
390
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1/K Coming
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Auction
Sales
for
4( Filson & Robson
• Call 666-0833
or 666-1967 •IK
▪ Sept. 27
4K John Olters (Star Farms) Lot
4( 8, Con. 5, Lobo Twp. 300
it head of hogs & full line of IK 44 machinery.
on• S 83 Hwy. Modern farmeP
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Keller 1 mile east of Exeter 4t • R.
• machinery.
* Sept. 29
Master of Ceremonies at
• Ilderton Fair.
• Oct. 1
* Denfield Livestock Sales
Oct.m 2 p
lete dispersal of Com plete
• Northco Stables. Standard-
* bred horses and equipment
* on No. 79 Highway between
* Bothwell and Alvinston.
*Oci:3 * Clarence Hawkins, 95 Hemp-
ton Ores., London. Furniture *
* Auction.
* Oct. 5
Ontario Landrace Sale, Strat-
* ford, Ont.
* Ailsa Craig. Hereford cattle,
• construction equipment,
* farm machinery.
* Oct. 6
Earl Rees, 1 mile north of
* Oct. 13
* George Neil, lot 18, con. 15,
* Usborne Twp. Cattle, pigs
* and farm machinery.
* Oct. 26
• Dispersal of Whitney Coates
* Hereferd herd at Denfleld
* Sales Barn.
Oct. 27
Don Hirtzel on No. 4 Hwy. at
• Centralia. Clearing auction
* sale.
*
* sale. Plan to attend some of
Dates still available for your
* the above good interesting
* auctions.
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The addition to the Huron-
Perth Regional Assessment
Office is rising but not before
several problems were over-
come. For the benefit of Huron
County council meeting Friday in
Goderich, Harold Lobb, chair-
man of the property committee,
reviewed the steps leading up to
commencement of construction.
"Members of council will recall
that at the county council session
on June 19, 1973," Lobb reported,
"a rental proposal was submitted
for approval. This proposal had
been under negotiation for a
considerable amount of time
having been finalized on June 19,
1973 with a definite promise that
the document would be in the
clerk's hands prior to the June
session. In order to receive this
document it was necessary to
telephone Toronto on June 28.
"Following the acceptance by
county council and the verbal
acceptance by the Province,"
reported Lobb, "the session of
county council was held on July
16 to award the tenders for the
new addition at the Assessment
office. In the afternoon of July 16,
the province was advised by
telephone that county council had
approved the tenders and the
rental agreement was in the
mail. The county was advised
that a maximum of two weeks
would be required to finalize the
transaction which would mean
construction would start on or
about August 1,
"In reality, however, the final
approval from the Provincial
authorities was not received until
Tuesday, September 4, eight days
prior to the expiration of the
accepted tender," the report
stated.
"Therefore, one can see that
any delay in construction was not
caused by the county," 'Lobb
reported, "Construction hat,
however, now started and
hopefully a great part of the
building program will be closed
in before the winter weather sets
in."
The Planning Board chaired by
Girvin Reed has received per-
mission from county council to
hire a planning technician to
assist planning director Gary
Davidson and planner Nick Hill,
It is understood that the salary
range for such an employee is
between $8,000 and $9,000.
Gary Davidson told council a
planning technician would be
able to do much of the routine
work now handled by him and
Nick Hill and would leave the two
senior planners with additional
time to work on secondary plans
for communities in Huron.
He said 16 municipalities have
asked for assistance with the
preparation of secondary plans.
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* Cattle, Farm Machinery, Construction Equipment
Trucks, Household, Antiques, Etc.
for Mr. Earl Rees
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Herd Dispersal by Auction
Of 75 head of top quality high producing cows and heifers
all in various stages of lactation. All cows pregnancy tested by
veterinarian
This is an excellent opportunity to purchase strong top
producing cows which only can be bought at a dispersal auc-
tion, so take advantage, and plan to attend on
Tuesday, October 9
at Regier Farms, 2 miles south of Zurich
Sale time at 12:30 p.m.
No Reserve Terms - Cash
Gerald Regier and Sons - Proprietors
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
AUCTIONEERS AND LIQUIDATORS
Brucefield 4 82-3 1 20
Clearing Auction Sale
of Hogs, Implements, Household Furniture
and Antiques
at lot 7, con. 12, Usborne, 10 miles west of St. Marys, 10
miles east of Exeter, 1/2 mile west of Kirkton
Saturday, October 6 at 1 p.m.
HOGS — 7 sows with litters; 5 sows bred July and August;
6 sows bred August and Sept.; 5 gilts bred July; 120 feed
hogs; 43 weaners; 1 hog 14 months old.
POULTRY — 120 Babcock #300 pullets; 140 Babcock
yearling hens.
IMPLEMENTS — Nuffield 4-65 diesel tractor run 1,900
hours; Nuffield universal model 3 diesel tractor with
manure loader; Versatile 301-10 ft. swather with 2 reels,
nearly new; I.H.C. No. 76 combine; New Holland No. 66
baler; New Holland 404 hay conditioner, nearly new; IHC
No. 15 forage harvester; New Holland No. 22 forage
blower; J.D. No. 5 - 7 ft. mower; IHC 4 bar side rake; IHC 15
power seed drill; JD 11 ft, wheel type double disc; Hydrien
3 furrow plow; Triple K 11 ft. cultivator, nearly new; IHC 81/2
ft. 3 pt. hitch cultivator; JD 5 ft. one way disc; 5 section of
harrows; MH pull type swather; New Holland 327 T PTO
manure spreader. nearly new; JD 5 ton wagon and flat
rack; Forney 180 amp, welder, new; 21 ft, grain auger; 16
ft. grain auger; New Holland wagon unloader; J.D. pto tire
pump; 100 ft, drive belt; Beatty pressure pump; 40 ft. litter
carrier pole; 1500 watt water radiator; Stewart electric
clippers; poultry nests and feeds; quantity of steel roofing;
quantity scrap iron; forks; shovels; tools; etc.
FURNITURE — Duncan Phyfe dining room table and 4
chairs; Boston rocker; 7 piece Wedgewood toilet set; par-
tial toilet set; antique clock; 3 antique telephones; antique
rocking horse; chesterfield chair; day bed; dressers; wash
stand; chest of drawers; cane bottom chairs; hall tree; 2 3/4
beds; 2 metal beds; odd tables and chairs; wardrobe; floor
and table lamps; brass jardiniere; antique dishes and
glassware; crocks; girl's bicycle; etc.
No Reserve - Terms Cash
Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of
sale
Wesley Nell - Prop.
W. E. Nairn and Son Auction Service
St. Marys 284.3796
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Large
Antique Auction
1 of Canadian Primitives
and Press Glass
re
Tuesday; October 2, 6:30 p.m.
138 Main Street, Ailsa Craig
• INCLUDING: Large assortment of Nova ScOtia glass, 2
'PleceV'eRa'y Haft §.111A.tIgned White Carnival rose,bowl;
signed Steuben.. hanging „oil lamp; Tiffany type shade;
Bristol vase; Carnival glass;cruets; Capo De Monti lamp;
kerosene lamps; 'brass bells; pitcher and bowl set; french
marble mantle clock; wall clock; crocks; lap desk; medals;
2 Windsor chairs; set of four Be,Hive pinnacle press
backs; 9 piece walnut dining roonY 4ite;..poVv front china
cabinet; chopping block; old corner oUpbOard; Mahogany
piano stool has dolphin f'eet; rocking chair; drop front
desk; pine blanket boxes; pine washstands; pine cup-
board; pine baby crib; hall. seat; spinning wheel; round
pedestal table with five chairs; Victorian lamp; ice cream
chairs; odd press backs unpainted; oil painting; water
color ;pine ice box; Amerlean clock. Many more Canadian
primitives too numerous to list.
Terms Cash - Phone 293-3444 , •
No Reserve
Auctioneer , Garry. Goodfellow
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