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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8053, 3 April 1905, Page 8

ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, ] DANNEVIRKE STOCK SALI, 1 FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1905, At 1 p.m. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., LX. will sell by public auction at their yards, Miller's Road, as above— 500 good lambs 40 forward ewes 250 lambs 30 fat ewes 20 fat ewes 800 lambs 200 lambs 20 weaners 8 young store cows 3 fat cows 3 good weaners 2 18-months steers 14 weaners ANNUAL SALE OF THOROUGH. BRED HORSES. PALMERSTON NORTH. FIiIDAY, 7th APRIL, 1905. ABRAHAM & WIIJZAMS. Ltd., will hold their annual sale of Blood Stock, at their yards, Rangitikeistreet, as above, at 11 am., and will offerOn account of the Hon. J. D. Ormond— 12 fillies and geldings. 2 to 5 years, by The Officer and Sir Lancelot Chestnut gelding Sir Percivale, by Sir Lancelot, On account of the Estate of the late W. Rathbone, the following horses in training— Bombastes, Optimist, Spartivento; also Stormont, Branta, and Tmrza (just handled). On account of J. R. McDonald, Esq.— The racehorses: Notos (in training), tbe hurdle horse Prince Rose, 2 ponies by Hiko and Torpedo, brood mare Sheetlightning On account of R. S. Abraham, Esq.— Chestnut colt " Sandix," by San Fran—Miniature On account of Messrs Easton Austin and Harrs, owing to the winding up of a racing partnership (without reserve)— Bay mare. Fatigue by St. George, with filly foal at foot by Nelson Gelding, 5 years, Cyclos Parva, by Lakeshell from Fatigue Brown gelding, 2 years, by Lakeshell from Fatigue Yearling colt, by Nelson from Fatigue Black gelding, 5 yrs, by Lakeshell. On account of S. L Parsons, Esq.— Bay gelding Shraphtl, .by The Workman— Element. - On account of R. A. McPhail, Esq — Grey gelding Forest Gate, aged, by Forester out of a Voltiguer mare, On account of Henry Gaisford, Esq.— 16 well bred 3, 4 and 5 year fillies and geldings, by The Page, Wanderer, Bellman, and Needlegun. ! On account of other vendors— 30 fillies and geldings by well known sires Entries now closed. Catalogues ready shortly. W* ROSE. DANNEVIRKE STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, APRIL 7th, 1905. W ROSE will sell by public auotion f * • aB above, at 1.80 p.m.— 30 fat ewes 100 f m ewes 30 2-yr steers 15 weaners 20 2£yr heifers, m calf 25 18-mos steers 12 weaners 25 2£-yr steers 10 weaner steers & 15 2£.yr steers 40 15 to 18 moa steers and helferß. 4 heifers in calf 10 strong weaners 40 good weaners 25 weauera 12 18-mos steers and heifers 2S weanere, mixed sexes 6 weaner steers 5 cows in calf , 30 18-mos steers, good colours 30 15 to 18-mos steers, good line 1 cow and calf 25 2£-yr heifers, in calf 8 weaners, mixed sexes 2 dairy cows, calved one month 1 purebred Yorkshire boar NEWTON KING, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Stratford and New Plymonth. FOR SALE and for LEASE properties of all descriptions throughout Taranaki. t 730 T 6B freehol<J > 500 in grass, balance bash; good grazing country, in an old settled district. i/£j los per acre. jggg 600 aores lease with Purchasing v clause. 5a per acre rent. Good rolling country, 400 in grass, balanoe bush. £600. Goodwill. ■460 aores freehold, 1 mile school, } *v V factory, practically all in graßß, house, cowshed, etc., eto-; a very suitable place for mixed farming. ,£loDer acre. r 1100 acreß freeno,a» a really firstavv c i aßs farmi 00ntainiDg some of our best fattening land, four miles from railway station; has wintered three dry sheep to ihe Bcre and cattle. Houses, stables, woolshed, yards, dips, eto. jGIO 10s per acre. 2060 1 QA acres freehold on metalled road; j.t/v handy to sohool, factory and town; good level dairying land; no buildings. £12 10s pc? acre. £300 cash. Inspection Invited. Easy 'Terms Arranged. NEWTON" KING.