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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8197, 26 September 1906, Page 8

- ■ ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, y MANGA WEKA STOCK SALS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1906. Abraham & williams. Ltd., will sell as above — 25 2yr steers 30 2yr heifers 9 dairy heifors 20 18mos cattle 8 3yr bullocks L'AiiIATUA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1906. At 1 p.m. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS. Ltd, i\ will sell at 1 p.m.— 400 good hoggets 100 prime fat wethers 350 hoggets 10 3 and 4yr bullocks 9 2yr steers 9 springing heifers 12 good heifers 14 2i and 3£ steers, good colours 12 18mos and 2yr steers 3 springing heifers h 9 good spg heifers 16 3yr steers, good colours PALMERSTON WOOL, SKIN, AND HIDE SALE. FRIDAY, sth OCTOBER, 1906. /CONSIGNMENTS to be in store not later than Tuesday, 2nd Octoberi 1906. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. GORTON AND SON. IMPORTANT SALE of DRAUGHTS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1906, Ai 1 p.m. f \ ORTON & SON have received instructions from Messrs Hocken Bros, to sell by public auction at their Horse Emporium, Feilding— 20 3 to 6yr medium to heavy shafters and leaders 10 3 to 6yr fillies and mares 3 spring carters Note.—Tho above horses have been carefully selected for this sale from all parts of the West Coast, and in point of quality, power and condition are quite up to the high standard these well known vendors usually offer for sale. Each horse is guaranteed sound and staunch. Horses put on train at Feilding free of charge. A. H. ATKINSON. PRELIMINARY. AH. ATKINSON has been in- • structed by Mr R. J. Ward, who has leased his farm, to sell on the place, Bunnythorpe, on MONDAY, Ist October, without reserve, bis DAIRY STOCK, &c. Particulars later. SWAINSON & BEV AN. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE DAIRY STOCK. . BUCKLEY, SHANNON. MONDAY,"Ist" OCTOBER, at 1.30 p.m. SWAINSON & BEVAN have been favoured with instructions from C» B. Robinson, Esq., who is giving up dairying, to sell as above, absolutely without reserve— 31 first class, dairy cows 2 p b. Ayrshire bulla 3 breeding sows 12 slips j 1 p.b. Berkshire boar 5 breeding sows Note.—About 20 of the above cows have just como to profit and the balance are to calve early. They are a really first class line and can be recommended to the attention of buyers. t~ MILK TESTING. —H. a. Ward, expert milk tester, of Linton, is prepared to test dairy herds for dairymen in any part of the Manawatu. Terms on application, Correspondence invited WOOL AND SHEEP SKINS, .ETC, SCOTT BROS, BUYERS AND EXPORTERS, RANGIIIKKI LJ.JNE, PALMERSTON NORTH. FELLMOii.GERY ..WANGANUI. Cash at Current Rates. Commission Saved. F. J. MARFELL, A.N.Z.A.A., LAND AGENT, CAMBRIDGE, WAIKATO. FOR SALE. FIRST CLASS SHEEP RUN. acres, 1700 acres bush, 1200 acres grass, 1314 grass, fern and titree, 20 acres ploughed. Fenced and subdivided. House 5 rooms, woolshed, yards, etc. 10 Cambridge, on good s j-ioad, nefif \ Price for the lot, £16,500; or' would subdivide into sections ranging from 267 to 1220 acres. A creamery will shortly be erected <; close to the property, and anyone buyf ing the whole could cut up and make a large profit.