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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7190, 7 January 1902, Page 3

[ '~PALMiiRSXONKOI?VH SAUr" THURSDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1902. \ BRAUAM & WILLIAMS, Lijiitkd, ■£*- will sell by public auction ns üb'jvo at thoir yards uV Rangifcikei-street, at 1 p.m.— 12 good wcnnc-vs 1 purc-brod Shorthorn bull fwithout reserve). •10 2 nnd 3-year steers 20 springing heifers 60 cowi' and calves 20 good 3-year steers 35 15 and 18-months stfiei'3 20 selected yearling dniry heifers fl 2-year heifers in calf 7 fat cows 20 Shorthorn cows with calves by pure-bred Tolled Angus bull ISO 2-tooth owe 3 05 forward wethers 5 young steers 16 wcaners HO 2-tooth welhcM •10 fat owes 200 2-footh owes 200 pood forward ewes DANNEVIRKE STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1902. A BRAUAM & WILLIAMS, Limited, IX. will sell by public auction as above at 1 p.m.— 20 yearling steers 8 2-year steers 20 weaner steers 1 store cow 1 first-class spiinging cow 23 fat lambs 100 prime fat ewes 2000 '1 tooth wethers WOODVILLE STOCK SALE. MONDAY, JANUARY IStu, 1902. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Limited, will sell by public auction at thenyards, near Railway Station, at 1 p.m.: On behalf of a client who has sold hs property, absolutely without reserve i 2 4 year cows 1 3-year heifer 1 2-yen.r bull 1 yearling bull 2 yearling steers 1 yearling heifer 17 weaner steers 7 weaner heifers 18 2-tooth rams 210 O-tooth to f.m. owes 20", 200 4-tooth 105 f.m. cwoa US 4, 0 and S-tooth wothei'3 270 2-tooth wethers C2l hoggets UNHESEUVED CLEARING SALE OP DAIRY STOCK, ETC., AT SHANNON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IStii. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Limited, XJL have received instructions from Messrs Bell and Inge, to sell by public auction at 1 p.m., on the farm, Buckley road, Shannon, the whole of their firstclass herd of — 21 young cows in full profit 0 3-year heifers 6 yearling heifers 1 p.b. Ayrshire bull "Royal George," prize taker i"S Berkshire breeding sows 5 good storo pipa 55-gallon steam separator, 1 heritor .. 14-bottlc Bobcoek tester complete 25 gallon vat, buckets, milk cans 1 reliable hack, spring trap 2 saddles, eattlo dog, &c. Luncheon I'isoviukd JS" Wo can thoroughly recommend tho above line of cows. Mr 801 l has been dairying for the last 20 years, and they arc the result of continual culling, and aro all young and sound.. Tho cows can be inspected any day prior to the sale, and tho separator seen at work. FOR PRIVATE SALE. QkA 2-tooth English Leicester rCOVJ Rams. Price. £4 4s. Also,— 200 2-tooth Shropshire Rams. P. 0.8. O^maru. Good line bred by C. W. Reid, Elderslie. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS. Limited FOR PRIVATE SALE. U^NE of tho best dairy farms on the Manawalu Railway Line, consisting of IoC '•prcs of rich, level land, situated one and a-b.alf miles from Lovin and within same d"i3taiiG£if>'om Creamery and Railway Station. Tho property is well improved, sub-divided into 10 paddocks. Comfoiiable, roomy house and good outbuildings. Pries and terms very reasonablo. Buyers can take 125 acres if preferred without house. 287 ' 75 acres of rich, level land, situated 1! miles from the Square, Palmerston North, and sub-divided into three sections of 25 acres each. Buyer can take one or ruoro sections. Very easy terms. Also for Lcaso with Compulsory Purchasing Clause. 2SB 174 acres first-class level land, situated at Fitzhcrbort East. All in gras», fenced and sub-divided into 3 paddocks. About two miles from a Creamery. 286 Goodwill of 200 ncrcs lcaso with purchasing clause, Forest Reserve, fenced and subdivided into 5 paddocks, good 4roomed house. Exceptionally easy terms. 291 First-class dairy farm of 137 acres, Fitzhorbert West, fencod and subdivided into 7 paddocks, well watered, good houso, cowsheds, stablo, etc., half a mile from creamery. Easy terms. 290 THE SEASON'S GREETING. rnHERE is to be a continuous rush JL ol customers during tho nest two weeks at THE "ECONOMIC." Owing to tho GLORIOUSLY LOW PRICES of goods purchased specially for the CHRISTMAS SEASON. COOL AS ICE. Wo aro showing in tho window 100 beautiful ICY COOL BLOUSES; there aro 400 more in tho Showroom, in all tho latest styles, from Is to 19s Gd each. Thcro was quite a whirl of excitomeut to-day over the LOW PRICES. Wo wonder what it will bo like next week. THE ECONOMIC buy large parcels when a line is cheap. COLLARETTES from .Is each ; beautiful RUFFLES 4s 6d each; Fichus Is lid each ; Washing, Gloves 6Ad, 7^d, 9d, Is pair ; Doeskin Gloves Is lid pair; Silk-finished Hosiery fast dye, Is 3d, Is Cd, Is lid pair; RoSunshades 4s 6d to 10s 6d ; White Sunl shades 2s lid to 103 6d each ; Pearl Chains Is, Oriental Chains Is 6d. This department is always crowded ; it's our GLORIOUSLY LOW PRICES that toll BLOUSE SILKS. The prices aro sensational. A big Novelty Display in tho LARGE WINDOW. Fancy, Is Od yard for Silk Blousinga I Don't miss buying them I GEORGE i"KERSLEY, WELLINGTON and WANGANUI, ; PAHIATUA RACING CLUB. HACK RACE MEETING, JANUARY 29tii and 30th, 1902. VfOMINATIONS close FRIDAY, IN JANUARY 10th, at 9 p.m. Programme in Rofereo. Telegraph Office closes 8 p.m. EDWARD E. LEWIS, Secretary,