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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7938, 20 October 1904, Page 8

tBRAHAM k. WTLUAMS, LTDj MANGAWEKA YAEDS. SATUEDAY, 22nd OCTOBER, 1904. ABRAHAM.* WILLIAMS, Ltd., ■"•■ ■ will sell as above-— 60 good weaners 10 yearlings 50 18-mos steers, ejood line - 30 bullocks , 20 mixed Cattle i 7 dairy cows 200 hoggets, good 70 fat sheep ; 160 2 and 4-th wethers i COLYTON STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, 25th OCT., 1904. A BEAHAM & WILLIAMS, L*d., ti will sell at Ip.m.: — 10-yearling-heifers '20 mixed yearliugs 10 yearling heifera 4 springing heifera 3 springing cows' 2 yearling steors 3 heifers MAETON SALE. ~ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1904. A BBAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., 4JL will sell as above— .. ; 80 fat and forward heifers ard cowa, guaranteed empty 6 yearling stears 5 do do 6 heifers, in calf • I 6 18-mos empty heifers 2 2-yr steers 20 yearling, heifers 8 yearling steer 3 4 weanera 3 cows, in calf 200.hoRgeta . . 80 'do • 16 vreaner pis?, Yorkshires WOOL. SKINS, AUD J-liUjia~SALa SATUBDAY, 29tli OCTOBEE, 1904. At Wool Store, adjoining Palmerston North Goods-s,hed. A BEAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., £*- will sell at 1 p.m.:— About 1500 full woolled skins 20 bales fleece wool 100 ok and cow hides Dead wool, crutchings, pieces, etc. Sale at 1 p.m. Clients are requested to send in their entries at once in order to get them properly classified. \;&t&aL^-"]kippETA]SrT:vLAND ' SALE. MESSES ABE AH AM AND Williams; in conjunction with THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MEBCANTILK AGENCY CO:, Ltd., have received instructions from the Public Trustee, Wellington, to sell by public auction, in the estate of tht late Isabella Manaon, of " The Pines, 1 Feildinsr, on SATUEDAY, sth November, 1904, at 12 30 o'clock p.m., at the rooms of the former, Palmerston North— 1 AQ 1"? Acres of splendid land, subdivided into various suitable areas, comprising: 721 cre3 at Edinkillie Park* about 2\ miles from Palmerston North, and . Q~| £* Acres at Waituna-Stanway, 4 miles from Halcombe and 12 miles from Feilding. ■ Those lands, owing to;the richness of: the soil.-grazing and cropping qualities, are a paradise for dairying; and for the early maturing and fattening of stock; and are unsurpassed in the North Island for the successful and abundant growth of cereals, root crops, vegetables and fruits, and at no distant date mast become greatly enhanced in value, and now are A GBA.ND, SUEE, SAFE, & MOST PBOFITABLE INVESTMENT For graziers, farmers, dairymen, business men and others. Messrs T. Henry, Edmkillie : Park, Palmerston North, and D. Cameron, Waituna-Stanway, near Halcombe, will show intending investors over the properties. For lithographic plans, conditions of sale, etc., apply to the Auctioneers. GOBTON & SON. FEILDING SALK. FRIDAY, 21st OCTOBEB, 1904; At 12.30 p.m. GOBTON & SON will soil by publio anotlon sa above— 450 mixed hoggets 140 mixed hoggets 80 4-tooth forward wethers 70 fat and forward ewes and wethers 243 6 and 8-tooth first-class ewes with 100 per cent lambs by . Shrop rams 80 prime fat ' maiden ewes and wethers 30 p.b. English Leicester ewes entered in Flock Book 300 first class hoggets 400 good hoggets 8 heifers m calf - fi -25 fat cows .., '■*"<*, 25 forward cows 10 forward cows 42 3 and 4-yr,old bullocks" PIGS! PIGS I! PIGS 111 W DIMOOK & CO., Ltd.. arc bcyen ** • o! ten thousand,(lo,ooo). first , quality bacon . pig-s, maidaa cows, or i barrowa. Prioe "4a per Ib. Freight | paid on iive piga. Full particulara from Mr A. J. Arnold, Bunnythorae; Mr A: I J. Arnold, Eoogofcea v Mr E." A. Jaoka, -Karero, Longburn; Mr W. Port, Ashhurst; G. J. Ward, Linton ; or Wellington Baoon Faoiorv, Waterloo Qufiy. The next trucking days will be—At Ashhurst, on Monday, 31st mat.