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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7847, 26 May 1904, Page 8

««r*mif m .wtt,t.tamr, t/to, DANNEVIRKE SAL& FRIDAY, MAY 27th, at 1 p.m. AB2AHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., JLX. will sell by public auction at their yards, Miller's road, as above— 70 fat and forward wethers 40 fat ewes 50 forward ewes 20 lambs 400 forward empty ewes 360 ewes, in lamb to Romnev rams ■150 lambs 200 empty ewes 500 Romney cross lamllo, off rape ; first class line 300 2-th ewes, in lamb, cl and 4-th 175 lambs 20 forward ewes 20 fat ewes .14 fat blocks 50 3i-yr forward bullocks '60 3i-yr Shorthorn steers 40 18-mos steers 8 weaners 30 3-yr steers 25 3-yr Shorthorn cattle 30 3£-yr Shorthorn bullocks 12 fat bullocks 2 cows, due August 5 fat cows 8 good weaners 19 weaners 10 weaners 20 weaners 10 3^-yr bullocks 2 springing heifers 12 18-mos steers 5 forward cows 20 weaners 35 12 to 15-mos heifers 3 store cows 1 first class hack, saddle and bridle _ 1 light spring trap and harness On behalf of Messrs Cowper and Knight, Eaitoki Station— 120 fat ewes PALMERSTON NORTH HORSE SALE. SATURDAY, MAY 28th, 1904. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., «£». will sell by public auction at their yards, Rangitikei-streefc, Palmerston North, as above, at 1 p m.— Draughts and harness horses, hacks and pomes. Special entries— .1 pair. very stylish chestnut carriage horses WOODVILLE STOCK SALE. . MONDAY, SOth MAY. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., -tl will sell by public auction at their yards, near Railway Station, at 1 g.m:— 25 cood yearlings - 10 18-mos heifers, in calf - 2 forward empty cows " 1 cow, in calf j MARTON YARjJS. TUESDAY, 31st MAY, 1904. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, limited, «&JL will sell at their yards, as above 30 steors " 32 18-mpnths steer 3 7 yearling % Jersey heifers (picked) 20 fat and forward bullocks 1540 lambs (in lots) 300 fat and forward ewes 140 breeding ewos 140 2 and 4-tooth Romney ewes in lamb (good) 200 6-iooth and f.f.ro. ewes m lamb PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, MAY 31st, 1904. A BBAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., ** will sell by public auction at 1 p.m. 500 fat ewes 100 prime fat wethers 100 fat and forward ewes 75 2-th ewes 80 fat and forward ewes 300 4-tooth wethers 200 Fat and forward ewes 160 fat and forward wathers 50 fat and forward owes 86 ewes in lamb to Leicester rams, good lino 17 2|-yr steers 6 heifers, in calf 11 2i-yr steers 1 fiic coir 3G IBmoo. steers 60 w>-ttnoi'3 ■35 18mos. steers : 15 stiro cows 12 ISaios. steors 6 fateow« { 4 heifers fn calf | 4 fat bullocks 3 springing heifers Also on account of L. J. Moore, Esq., Makuri— 400 well forward wethers ■ FOR PRtVATB~»ALB. gKOTIOKS 721. 723, 725, and 727 each with a frontage of 132 feet to Church-street and a .depth of 165 feet. These valuable. sections are eloseJy adiaceut to the railway shipping yards, and are exceptionally, well, suited for merchants' stores. Owing to their proximity to the Railway Station they must fast grow m .value. ABRAHAM & WILLIAM&IVhv FOR PRIVATE SALE. ' OR9 Bores of lmi< 200 in grass, balgV rU ft?? e bush, being Section 10, Block XVI.; Mount Robinson, S.D , held under lease (expiring Ist October, 1905* at a small rental with purchasing clause at-a very reasonable figure. Certain timber rights ara resarved to the present lessees, bus wo.-are in & position' to sell either the goodwill of the lease or the freehold on exceptionally easy terms Any reasonable p%' will be submitted.' For fu-thor particulars apply to ABRAHAM & "WILLIAMS, Ltd. . . Paltaerston North. -FOR SALE. •■■•■'■•- "~~ J EASE, with right to purchase, or a ■»r* splendid- Dairy Farm of 35 L acres, ■ *«uated about 3 miles from Palmerston Aorth; divided into 5 sections, 9 paddocks. Ihis property has a frontage to two roads, and has a creamery and a sencol opposite. It has a new sevenroomed house, outhouse, cowshed (12 bails), piggeries, sheepyards, etc orchard and garden. Nearly all ploughable. Apply • THOS. STAGPOOLE, Stoney Creek.