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Bush Advocate, Volume XVII, Issue 68, 21 March 1905, Page 8

ABRAHAM AND WDLLIAMS, LTD. ! PALMERSTON STOCK SAKE. THURSDAY, MARCH 23rd. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., jCjL will sell at 1 p.m. — iJfi weaners 80 wethers 100 lambs 100 ewes 110 lambs 190 Leicester lambs 17C 4 and 6-th Leicester ewes 200 2, 4 and 6th Romney ewes 250 4-th wethers (good line) : 260 f.f.m Kuxnney ewes 300 i.f.m, breeding ewes 200 good store wethers Ou account of Messrs Slack Bros, (bred by C. W. Reid, Eldersiiej— 10 purebred B.L. ewes 10 purebred B.L. ewe lambs DANNEVIRKE STOCK SALE, j FRIDAY, MARCH 31. | At 1 p.m. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS. Ltd., xjL will sell by public anction at their yards. Miller's Road, as above : — 50 mixed ewes and wethers -- 100 forwurd ewes 200 ewes 25 fat ewes 20 good shorthorn weavers 6 store cows 7 weaners 12 3yr steers 4 young store cows 20 good colored weaners GREAT CLEARING SALE AT GLENGARRY ESTATE, DAN- ; NE VIRKE. '■ WEDNESDAY, 29th MAECH, j At 12.30 p.m. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., ! jtlL have been instructed by Mr j W. Murray^ owing to his lease ex- i piring- through ijhe. sale of, the property, to sell without reserve — 7000 SHEEP, 400 CATTLE, 30 HORSES, as follows :— 1000 2-th crossbred wethers 500 2-th' ewes 800 4 and 6-th ewes 800 4yr old ewes 750 sound mouth ewes 800 full mouth ewes 1200 shorn lambs 200 4-th wethers 100 4yr old fat bullocks 100 4yr old fat and forward bullocks 130 18m os shorthorn steers 120 18mps shorthorn heifers 20 cows and calves 20 weaners v, 2 shorthorn/bulls 20 18mos dairy heifers 1 pair roan horses by Range, double harness 7 harness and saddle geldings and mares 15 mixed horses 2 half -draught 2yr geldings 1 2yr half -draught filly 4 2yr fillies by Bismarck and Rainbow 2 traps ana harness, saddles and bridles, horse covers, sheep and rabbit dogs, rabbit traps and other sundries N.B. — Slight reserve on bullocks, all other stock absolutely without reserve* Bus will meet all morning trains at Danuevirke and Mangatera. On account of other vendors — 175 3£-yr forward bullocks 75 Syr bullocks 60 Hyr steers 130 2jyr steers No other entries will be taken. Light luncheon. NOTICE. I HEREBY authorise Dunne & Co. to collect all- outstanding accounts owing to me, and their receipt will be final. (Signed) H. LOUIS GALLIEN, Chemist. Above accounts must be paid to us before the end of March or proceedings will bq taken. DUNNE & Co., Labour and Commission Agents. LADIES V. GENTLEMEN. /CHARGES of Ib and 6d will be V^ made for admission to the Recreation Giound on March 22nd. when the above cricket match will be played. R. R. GROOM, Chairman Chn>oi dvil]eD< main Beard. CRICKET! CRICKET! LADIES v. GENTLEMEN. A MATCH will be played on the Ornioudville Recreation Ground on MARCH 22nd, commencing at 2 p.m. Gentlemen to bat with pick handles, to pl*y left-handed, and dress iv skirts. Handsome trophies for the highest lady scorers and for the best female man. Refreshments provided for all. Admission 1, Ladies aud Children 6d Proceseiou headed by Band will leavo Sugden's corner ut 1.45 p.m. sharp. EVERY man is full of music, but it is not every man who knows bow to bring it out. Driuk Malko Coffee daily, and you wiH sing like a bird. TO ADVERTISERS COPY for replace advertisements must be handed in to the pnblishing office by 4 p.m. on the day prior to that on which publication is desired. Changes cannot be accepted for Saturday issues.