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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1014, 16 November 1917, Page 8

111 MATING I STOCK SALE. ! MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1917, At 12."0 p.m. A BRA HAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell, at 12.30 p.m.— 200 4-th to i'.f.m. owes with 100 per cent. w.f. lambs G store cows 1 empty heifer ‘2O mixed yearlings 40 mixed yearlings 1 cow.and call 1 grass mower SPRING CATTLE FAIR. HUNTERVI.LLK YARDS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1917. Sale 12.17) O'clock Sharp. A'BR All AM A WILLIAMS. LTD, xV ami LEVIN A CO.. LTD., will soil on account of tho following vendors :—Messrs T. A. Duncan. R. RReckelt Jas. Bull. T. Chisholm, AO . K. .Morton, W. J. Bartlett, A. P. Fianois, E Thomas, A. G. Simpson, T. Graham, McAlley Bros.. P. Nisbet. J. G. Barthorp, M. Coleman, Soler Bros., LI. it. Addenbruoko, Jno. Powell, A. S. Broun, AY If. Brown, C. J. Masters, A. AV. Coleman, I). Weston. P. Weston ( . F England, F. Dalton, A. L. McDonaid, AV. Haycock, das. Abel. A. 3k’.driun. T. F. L. Powell, R. Hammond, AV. liamnioud,— -j ffAA HEAD AIINLD CATTLE, | fIUU comprising:— 200 4-yr forward bullocks 27,0 a and 4-yr forward bullocks 200 3-yr forward bullocks 200 2-vr steers JSO 2-vr S.li. and Holstein st> ers 13 2 and 3-yr P.A. steers 30 a ami 4-yr Hereford bullocks 10 3-yr Hereford bullocks 40 fat bullocks 2-30 yearling steers 50 P.A. yearling steers 60 S.li. and Holsteinyearling'steers 20 cows and calves 50 yearling steers 20 Holstein yearling steers 30 fat cows 53 prime fat S.li. cows 50 forward cows 12 2-vr P.A. heifers 3 yearling S.li. bulls

IITTNTERVILLE YARDS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ‘2O, 1017. At 1 p.m. 100 tip-top woolly hoffsets 120 Romney owe hoggets 8 forward owes 9 2-yr heifers 4<> 15-T»os S.H. holfors 30 18-inos steers ■ On aeeounl Messrs L. and K. DaDtoll, 40 2-1 hj shorn ewes PAHIATDA SALE. FARMERS’ YARDS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1917, AT 1 R.M. SHARP. 90 [roue! ewes ami lambs TAIHAPB SALE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1917, At 1 p.ra, 90 2 and 4-th wethers 40 i. and f. empty ewes 390 mixed hoggets 300 2-th wethers (shorn) A. H A3iDY L WTI ' E D AIRV JUKM. SUITABLE FOR DAIRY FARMER OR MAX EARNING IIIS Lll ENG IN TOWN. BY MAKING HIS HOMTS IM THE COUNTRY HE WOULD REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING ENORMOUSLY. ONLY ABOUT 34 MILES FROM PALMERSTON NORTH. /> i ACRES, half-mile from cheese O{. factory, railway station, school ami store. Dwelling of 8 rooms, 12 ban cowsluxl, tvJislilioiKso, copper and tubs, . apslicd, piggeries, fowlhouso, etc. Subdivided into 9 paddocks, till (lat and easy undulating, all plougbablo; most has been ploughed. - PRICE: £ol per aero. TERMS; £‘soo down, balance arranged. LTD., PALMERSTON NORTH.

NEW-5-roomed .bungalow. cv'-v com vonience. Easy tonus, .say in a down. PRICE, £025. ‘.)G/9V -ROOMED house, with 2 urns of O good land. Cowhail, orchard, fowl run, shelter irons. C'hoap. Jon s arranged. PRICE, £075. •XJEW bungalow, 4 largo rooms largo .shod, washhouse, copper and tubs, with one < ere of land. A moo iittlo property. Aery easy terms to suit owner. PRICE £650. 42/ 1G OOD 5-roomed house, with all con veniences. Handy to P.O ; us is is cheap. Terms arranged to suit Oliver. PftlCE £750. JJ'.V'd HANDY little farm, 28 aoros. 5roomed house and outbuildings. Milk 12 cows besides carrying horse and vouhg stock, Quite close to Palmerston. Terms £SOO. PRICE £7O PER ACRE. A. 21 DAIRY and Sheep Farms for sale and exchange. Consult us when liming or selling. Wo an 1 the agents for the ‘0100RE” LIGHTS. The cheapest and host hoii"ino light en the market. Call and see us about it. J. E. WILTON AND CO., Next National Rank, CUBA STREET. NOAUIUHIOE ACTIVE. “T\EAR Dad,—Tim Ladies’ Camp is a great success, if things don’t got ‘too hot.’ Wo seldom light a fire; just boil the hilly on the hot embers, and make a delicious cup of ARCADIA TEA and our nerves never fail us.— l-To.”t confectionery, irum, roireauLs etc at Whitehead and Elhs’e branch’ shorn SI Rangitikd street