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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7941, 24 October 1904, Page 8

ABEAHAM AND WILLIAMS, COLYTON STOCK SAiE. TUESDAY, 25th OCT., 1904. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., aJI will sell at 1 p.m.: — 10 yearling heifera '20 mixed yearliugs 10 yearling heifers 4 springing heifera 3 springing cows : , 2 yearling steers '■ .-- 3 heifers • .'■',. 6 store cows 1 fat cow 12 store cows 6 forward cows 6 mixed yearlings 6 store cows 2 empty heifers ORE AT UNRESERVED SALE OF DAIRY STOCK. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1904. AT COLYTON, On Fetlding-Ashhurst Road, At 12 noon sharp. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., £*■ will sell on account or Messrs Hills and Garlick, whose lease has expired, the whole of their first class dairy herd, etc., comprising— Q A Pure and half bred Jersey cows, in milk and to calve 14 2-yr Jersey heifers 40 12 to 15-mos Jersey heifers 20 12 to. 15-mos Shorthorn steers 20 heifer calves . 1 pedigree Jersey bull, 1 18-mos Jersey bull, 5 breeding sows with litters, 15 store pigs, dog cart, milk express and harness, 10 20-gal milk cans, Babcock tester, chafE cutter, s.f. plough. Also, subject to slight reserye— Draught mare in foal, 3-yr spring carfc gelding, half draught gelding, 2-yr gelding. The above herd is one of the best iknown in the district. Mr C. H. Burnett, the formor owner, kept them carefully culled for 10 years, and Messrs Hills and Garlick, who bought the herd two years ago, have tested all the cows and culled those that did not reach the proper standard. Many of the cows are out of Mr Fairfield Thompson's and other well known Jersey breeders' herds. The average test for 1903 and 1904 was 4*B, running from 4"0 to 6-5. The individual tests of the cows m the herd range from 3\L to 7*2, :■ Luncheon Provided. Coaches will meet trains at Ashhurst and. Feilding railway stations. OTAKI STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, 26th OCT., 1904. A BRAHAM &~WILLIAMS, Ltd., JLjL will sell at 1 p.m.— 25 18-mos cattle 22 2-yr sfceera 16 f&4 and forward cows . 20 yearlings 10 Bpricgiug heifers 12 yearlings .12 18-moB heifers 60 18 mos to S-jr steera • 30 2-yr Hteers . 10 yearlinys 7 cows and calves 5 fat bullocks 4 yonns? bulls 16 2^-yr steero 30 4-yr bullocks, good line 25 2-y steers 40 good hoggeta 60 hoggeta 300 hogaets, extra good 300 hoggets Also, without reserve— 50 18 tnos to 2-yr sfceora 70 28-mos to 2-yr empty heifers 20 store cows 20 yearlings 25 2-yr steers . 20 18-mos to 2-yr steers 8 springing heifers TO SAWMILLERS AND OTHERS FOR SALE. A Large block of Freehold Land, con- •^ taming an extensive rimu bush with a small quantity of totara and bircb, situated within easy distance of Wellington and about 3^ miles from railway statioD. The land, is of good cmality, with a carrying capacity when improved of from 1-| to 2 sheep to the ! acre. The rimu from this country is admitted to be the rery best of ita class, whilst the proximity of the property to the central market of Wellington makes it a most profitable investment to any practical sawmiller. Easy terms can be arranged. Also, adjoining the above, 900 acres of good land, 200 m grass, held under lease at a small rental with purchasing clause at a very reasonable figure. " Intending purchasers can see a full report on the property on making application at our office, "Palmerston North. . ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd i THOKLEY'S FOOD. VyE hava a large stock of this well- ■'. "" known condiment for sale at wholesale prices. Per owt, £1 6s; iewt, £15 8 ;|cwt,18a9d. f*Wf| _To preserve condition in stock during winter months thsre is nothing better than this Food, which for years has ormed the prineip »1 stimulant of Eng^ j lish farmsrs. Pamphlets and sample packets on application to j ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., ! Paknerston North. j MADAME WEI6ELS I Cut Paper Patterns. _ Perfect Fit O^^^}s^^^*|T^ EASY TO MAKE TJP. " prices ;fkom 3d, 0 VuUi Stock kx mgmk the^^eoo^omio, ' PAL3IEESTON NoETH-