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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8537, 18 March 1908, Page 8

MANAWATU AUCTION KOOMS. THURSDAY, 1 P.M. WE WILL SELL :— . ■ Quinces, Peaches, Pears, Crockery, Drapery, and Fancy Goods. 1 piano, 1 cornet--1 piano, 2 gigs 1 Wertheim sewing machine 6 spring mattresses 2 carpet squares -Also ,the contents of a 5-roomed cottage. 150 totara posts __3t MANAWATU AUCTIONEERS' ASSOCIATION. FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1908, At 11.30 a.m. All stock must be yarded by 11 a.m. 20 f.c. dairy cows (without reserve) 5 weaners (without reserve) 8 fat cows 10 forward heifers 4 store cows 4 3-yr heifers 20 heifers 12 dairy cows 20 mixed weaners 18 2£yr empty heifers 6 fat cows 8 fat bullocks 5 3|-yr forward bullocks 6 forward cows 250 s.m. ewee 400 4, 6, and f.f.m. ewes 6 2-th Romney rams, bred bv E. J. Riddiford 200 2th Romney-Lincoln ewes 400 2 and 4th ewes 800 s.m. ewe s 1000 2th ewes from Coal Creek 500 2th wethers from Coal Creek •700 2th wethers 120 s.m. ewes 75 black face rape lambs 180 rape lambs 200 Romney ewes, bred by E. Short, in lamb to S.D. rams 400 Lincoln lambs 240 wether. lambs i 1050 mixed lambs 350 2-th ewes 200 2-th Lincoln ewes 200 4-th Lincoln ewes 200 6-th Lincoln ewes 300 s.m. Ruanui Romnev ewes 200 f.f.m. half-bred ewes 1870 mixed aged ewes 430 s.m. ewes (lots) 1050 breeding ewes (lots) 150 2, 4, and 6-th ewes 620 mixed lambs (lots) 300 good mixed lambs 150 lambs 75 rape lambs 60 fat ewes 140 2-th wethers 110 f. and f. ewes 140 2-th Lincoln wethers 300 good 2-th ewes 45 p.b. Lincoln ewe lambs 50 fat 2-th ewes On account of a client who has sold bis property:— 500 4, 6, and f.m. ewes 500 mixed lambs 4G 18-mos to 2-yr steers On account of W. Gibson, Kiv/itea: 15 p.b. 2-th Romney ewes 40 p.b. 2-th Lincoln ewes

Grain Crushing and Grinding Done at the BUILDING COMPANY'S FACTORY, Opposite Amesbury's Store, ItONGOTEA. N 0 wXTt ING. Our New Plant will Crush 50 Bushels per hour.

TBere was a young farmer named BHse Who to his young lady eaid " Sis, To Brophy we'll go, Hβ can suit Uβ I know.'* And we sold him a small farm like tins:— QK ACRES, all in grass about three tJtJ parts ploughable, 6 paddocks, watered t>y springe, 6-roomed house, 8-bail cowshed, 2 miles from school and creamery. Price £18 10s per acre. £450 cash, balance 6 per cent. 1897 This is just the right thing, say, for sheep; Nearly three to the acre I'll keep. Read the item below— It's a good place, we know, In fact we consider it cheap. HC)C\ ACRES, undulating and hilly, well fenced and subdivided into numerous paddocks, permanent water, good 8-roomed house, insured for £350, woolshed, dips, yards, handy to Palmerston. Price £12 per acre. £3000 cash. 1896 A man whose whole name was Tom Tapp, Had inspected the most on the map; " I never diu bet," He insisted, " ana yet, " On a farm like this I will go 'Nap , !" d-ftfl ACRES > aII in g ol *3 grass, TcOvJ well fenced and divided into 10 paddocks, permanent water, about half the property ploughable, 6-room-ed house with all the necessary outbuildings to make it an up-to-date farm. Price -€21. 1893 Brophy & Mowlern, "Wβ Sell the Earth." PALMERSTON NORTH.

J. P. Leary & Co., OF "The Home of Music," tlis Square, have pleasure in announcing that they have taken into partnership MR. T. P. HENDERSON, Piano Tuner, of this town and district. Mr Henderson has had wide and varied experience in the Music and liano business, having been 133 years m the trade in the Old Country, and since coining to New Zealand he has occupied the position of District Tuner to the Dresden Piano Co. Mr Henderson will give his personal attention to all departments of the business, and particularly to the tuning and repairing of pianos, organs, etc. _ Wβ feel assured that his connection as a partner with our business will prove a source of strength to it and of satisfaction to our numemus customers and the public generally.