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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 1797, 20 May 1912, Page 3

Auctions. Gorto". and Son, Ltr I SUBDIVISION OF KAMANO ESTATE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1912. At 2 p.m. GORTON . nd SON, LTD., in conjunction with N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., have received instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of late J. R. JOHNSTON, to SELL by PUBLIC AUC- ) ' TION at GORTON and SON'S SALE ' F.OOMS, Feilding, . LOT 1. HOMESTEAD BLOCK, containing 187 Acres, subdivided into 8 paddocks, large 14-roomed dwelling, woolshed, concrete dip, sheep yards, large stable, cow shed, implement shed, and stock yards. All level. 70 acres stumped and ploughed. "At 2 p.m. LOT 2. 205 ACRES—S paddocks, numerous plantations, 110 acres stumped I and ploughed, 60 of which are / tile-drained. LOT 3. 274 ACRES—9O Acres stumped and ploughed, numerous plantations, 6 paddocks. TERMS: 10 per cent, on fall of hammer, 15 per cent. 26th June, 1912, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. NOTE.—The above comprise tfiree particularly choice, highly improved Dairy or Fattening Farms. The soil is rich, warm, and generous, growing excellent root and grain crops, and fattens bullocks in the winter months. Each farm fronts the Kimbolton Road. Cheltenham Dairy Factory, School, and Post (-Office are only $- mile from the property, and it is within 9 miles of Feilding. Full plan, and particulars can be had from any of the offices of the Auctioneers, or ; from JOHN GRAHAM, Solicitor, Feilding.

r I Manawatu Auctioneers' Association. s ~ FEILDING SALE, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1912. 1 460 2-too*th ewes, been running with Romney rams (lots) 250 mixed lambs (lots) ' 250 ewe lambs 200 ewes, been running with Romney rams 210 2-tooth wethers 200 f.c. ewes, been running with S.D. rams 200 wether lambs 150 empty ewes 150 4-year ewes, been running with Romney rams 100 store ewes (lots) 100 Liucoht-Romney ewes, been running with Romney rams 100 good lambs (off rape) 100 ewes 3 f.c. springing heifers 100 mixed sex weaners 40 f.f. cows 15 f.c. dairy heifers in calf On account of A. G. Meyrick— 40 f.c. forward bullocks PALMERSTON STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1912. 150 good 2-tooth wethers SO 3 and bullocks 20 3-year springing heifers (goou) 16 fat and forward bullocks On account of Mr A. H. Brisco, who . has sold his property:— 150 steers 5 fat bullocks 230 good mixed lambs 300 forward wether lambs 100 ewe lambs 250 mixed sex lambs, good condition 80 good mother-fed yearlings (straight line, without reserve) Your Greatest Asset Is Good Health. Given good health, you can go about your work with a will, and life becomes more pleasant. .Preserve your health ; then, and on the slightest sigh of a cold—which is often the precursor of serious trouble, take a dose of BLACKBERRY BALSAM. This isn't a nasty, ill-tasting concoction, but a pleasant, easily taken remedy, which is most effective in allaying Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, j Croup, and kindred ailments. It is only 1/6 and 2/6 a bottle, so no Home need be without this safeguard. Obtainable from F. & R. CAMPBELL, PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS and OPTICIANS. Red Cross Pharmacy. Man.hsster Street. FEILDINL Milking Season is Over. WRITE for our Traveller on GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. He will show you how to mix Concrete and how to make Pig and Water Troughs, put down Yards, Build Houses, Sheds —in fact, anything in concrete. Send for -Book on Concrete, post free. GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. Is Cheaper than English. Its Quality Equal. Now being used exclusively on the UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, Palmerston North. Architects, Penty and Lawrence, Wellington. Stocked by Bramweli Bros., Feilding, and local Storekeepers. Arthur Hopwood, Palmerstoiij Wholesale Distributor. r\HAKEA SCHOOL BALL,* • To be held in SANDON' PUBLIC HALL On FRIDAY, 31st. MAY Double Ticket, ss. Extra Lady 2s 6d. Crozier's Band. MISSES R. HENDERSON, M. BAILEY, -k - ->' _ \ Joint Secretaries). '