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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9223, 27 May 1910, Page 8

RAUMAI STOCK SALE. J TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1910. 60 ewes in lamb 12 weaners 90 4, 6, and f.m. Romney ewes in lamb to King's ram 40 mixed hoggets 30 4-th to s.m. ewes in lamb 160 mixed lambs 50 s.m. ewes in lamb 200 5-yr ewes in lamb 20 dairy cows 12 empty cows 4 springing heifers 3 heifers, calve in spring 1 18-mos steer 1 springing cow 7 2 and 4-yr heifers in calf 9 dairy cows (guaranteed sound) 15 mixed weaners 5 cows, July calvers (guaranteed sound) 4 springing heifers 6 milk cans Horse, trap and harness HUNTERVILLE YARDS. TUESDAY, MAY 31st, 1910. 250 forward ewes 150 2-th ewes in lamb to Romney rams 50 mixed aged ewes in lamb 120 ewes in lamb to Romney rams 40 ewes in lamb to Border Leicester rams 250 4 and 6-th Romney cross wethers 150 hoggets 150 4 and 6-th Lincoln wethers 80 ewes in lamb 230 mixed lambs, in lots 100 2-th to f.m. ewes in lamb 100 f.f.m. ewes in lamb to Romney rams 20 fat cows, lots ' 20 mixed weaners 20 forward cows 20 3-yr steers 20 18-mos to 2-yr steers 20 2-yr steers 20 mixed weaners, bust reared 18 cows in calf 15 3 to steers 10 5 and 6-yr bullocks 53 2f-yr steers, lots 20 20-mos steers 20 empty S.H. cows 8 fat heifers 15 p.b. Shorthorn cows in calf to p.b. S.H. bull Also on account of F. F. Hockley, Esq.:— 500 mixed lambs TAIHAPE SALE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1910. At 1 p.m. 2000 mixed lambs (in lots) 200 2-th to s.m. ewes 40 20-mos steers 12 21-yr steers 25 fat and forward cows 25 fat and forward heifers 12 20-mos heifers PALMERSTON N. STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, JUNE 2nd, 1910. 135 forward bullocks 10 fat bullocks 18 fat and forward bullocks ■ SALE OF SMALL FARM AT RONGOTEA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ist, 1910. Gorton and son, Ltd., have received instructions from the Native owners to sell by public auction, on the land, Taipo Road, Rongotea, at 12 o'clock noon:— , Section 349, Block IV., Te Kawau S.D. (Waitolii), area 50 acres. NOTE. —This property is situated on Taipo Road, adjoining Mr Hickford's property, is ring fenced, and rich fattening pasture, and would make an ideal dairy farm. For particulars apply to— FULLERTON SMITH, MILES AND COOK, Feilding or Mar ton, Or the Auctioneers. DAIRY SALE AT RONGOTEA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ist. Gorton and son, ltd., have received instructions from Mrs Robert Hammond to sell by public auction, at- her property, Rongotea, at 1 o'clock:— 20 first-class Jersey and Jersey grade cows 2 springing heifers 1 3-yr p.b. Jersey bull 1 horse, gig and harness, reliable for lady • NOTE.—AII the above cows are in calf to this bull, and are early calvers. Cows can be seen milked any morning or evening up to date of sale. R. H. HfcWITiLIAM. COOPER AND BOX MAKER, 46, Rangitikoi Street, PALMERSTON NORTH. Manufacturer of Butter Boxes, Cheese Cases, Fruit Cases, Vats, Churns, etc. Speciality made of Washing Tubs and Troughs. All classes of Woodwork undertaken. • A TRIAL SOLICITED. WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT J. A. LISSINGTON, CERTIFICATED PLUMBER AND DRAIN CONNECTOR. HAS left Fitzher&ort Street, and commenced business on his own i account ia promisee opposite Grand Hotel, Church Street, Palmerston North. Work carried out by exparazuied tradesmen iti town or country. Estimate? ptippli&d, I Hclilager to Cave 11, MOTOR AND CYCLE WORKS Fitzherbert Street (Next Bank N.Z.), PALMERSTON NORTH. HAVING purchased the motor car used by His Excellency the Governor, we are prepared to hire it, at reasonable rates, to persons desirous of making business visits or holiday excursions to distant localities. An experienced driver will accompany the car. Repairs to motor cars or bicycles promptly effected at lowest possible rates. Good workmanship guaranteed. Full supply of sundries. Sole agents for Chater Lea Cycles. Enquiries solicited. Telephone 560.