April 19, 1918 Clearing Sales On Wednesday April 10, at Minimay, on account Mr Harry COLLINS, Messrs. HAGELTHORN and BOLTON submitted his stock and farming plant to a large attendance of buyers. Medium draught geldings brought £13, £15/10, and £19 ; medium draught mares, £23, £24, £27/10 ; draught stallion, £42 ; steers, £12 ; cows, £9 and £12/10 ; reaper and binder, £30 ; drill, £20 ; cultivator, £8/8. A well attended sale was conducted by Messrs YOUNG Bros. at Polkemmet on Saturday last on account Mr Robert HOOD, when fairly good prices where realised, as will be seen by the following list--Cultivator, £17/10 ; a j scarifier, £12/10 ; harvester, £3 ; stripper, 37/6 ; drill, £5/4 ; 4 fur. plough, £13/5 ; 3 wing harrows, £3 and £3/10 ; waggon, £15 ; horseworks and wheel, £4 ; cream can, 36/ ; saddles, £1 and 15/ ; buggy, £7/7/6 ; bay mares, £21, £14/5, £6/10, £15 and £7 ; aged mares, £4/10, £7 and £5/18 ; roan gelding, £12 ; brown gelding, £20 ; bay mare, £5/10 ; sets harness, £2, £2/5, and 30/ ; 2 steers and heifer, £16/2/6 ; cow, £4/2/6. Daryl Crabtree Gladstone Qld www.ballaratgenealogy.org.au/goroke/