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Manawatu Standard, 22 November 1905, Page 8

ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS.. WOODYILLK STOCK. SALE. MONDAY. NOV. 27, 1905. At 1 p.m. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., ■"- will set! bs above— 16 first-class springing heifers 40 good 2:\yr steers 18 good mixed yearlings 20 good yearling steers 80 good mixed yearlings 25 „ 20 „ 25 „ „ 40 12 to ISmos cattle 35 shorn hofjsrets 200 „ r 12 weaner pigs MARTON YARDS. TUESDAY, NOV. 2S, 1905. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., *•*■ will sell as above - 85 forward liullocks 2 springing cows (quiet) 4 breeding cows 2 good Shorthorn heifers 15 18mos heifers 3 2yr steers 2 2yr heifers 40 fat shorn ewes 156 ewes and lambs 50 good fat wethers 150 ewos and lambs 150 shorn hoggets 40 fat wethers 66 hoggets PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY.. NOVEMBER 28, 1905. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. -£*• will sell at Ip.m.— 15 2 year steers 15 2-year heifers 30 18 months steers 60 3 year heifers 100 12 to IS months Shorthorn cattle 8 dairy cows 3 2-yr empty heifers 20 yearlings, mixed sexes 4 springing heifers 7 cows and calves 12 yearling heifers 30 3 and 4yr bullocks (good line) 40 good yearlings, mixed sexes 260 4-th fat and forward shorn wethers WOOL, SKIN AND HIDE SALE, FRIDAY, DEC. Ist, 1905. CONSIGNMENTS to be IN STOKE by Tuesday, 2Sth Nov. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. GORTON AND SON. CLEARING SALE. TAIPO ROAD, near Rongotea. THURSDAY, 2Srd NOV., at 12 noon. Q.ORTON & SON have received instructions from Mrs E. P. Thomp" son, who has leased her farm, to sell by public auction on the property, Taipo Road:— / 24 first-class dairy cows 3 store cows 24 yearlings 4 springing heifers 1 bull 80 ewes and lamba 4 Lincoln and Romney rams 3 good draughts I*haraes3 horse, 1 hack 3 porkers, 5 calves 1 spring dray, 1 tip dray, 1 buggy 1 reaper and binder, 1 new scoop, 1 set harrows, 1 set disc, d.f. plough, wool press, harness, 4 horse yoke, etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE NEAR COLYTON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, At 12 noon. NORTON & SON have received instructions from Mr. Francis Allerby, whose lease has expired, to sell by public auction, without reserve, on the farm, Spur road, near Colyton— 80 first-class cows in milk and to calve 27 2 and Syr springing dairy heifers 1 2yr and 1 4yr bull 1 2yr steer 11 j earling heifers 6 yearling steers 4 fat pigs 2 pony mares and foals 1 draught mare 1 2yr and 1 yearling filly 2 good hacks 12 ewes and lambs 1 spring dray and harness, 1 gig and harness, windmill in good order, 1 1000, 1 800 and 1 200----gallon tanks, 4 milk cans, 1 d.f. plough. Luncheon. Slight reserve on horses and vehicles. NOTE.—The above herd has held the highest test at the creamery for a number of years and is acknowledged to be the best in the district. Having personally inspected the3e cows, we can strongly recommend those in want of first-cla3s cows to attend this sale. Gows can be ins jeeted any day. [Established 1885.] Bay a Piano! BnyitSftw! THERE never has been a time in the history of piano - making when the margin of profit has been cut so line as at the present time. With everything else, includinsi all kinds of material, rapidly advaiiciri"in price, it is pretty certain before lonthere will be an. advance in the price of pianos. Make your purchases now, and make them where you get - - - STANDARD INSTRUMENTS. We would like you to visit-our Showroom and inspect samples of TWO SPECIAL SHIPMENTS we have just received from Messrs Collurd and Collard, and Broad wood, White and Co. COLES 5 i PIANO and ORGAN "WAREHOUSE, The Square, PALMERSTON NORTH. Telephone (9 to 6) 210; after 6 p.m. 292.