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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9540, 17 June 1911, Page 8

"PALMERSTON NORTH STOCK SALE. THERE will bo no Sale on THURSDAY Next, 22nd June, being Coronation Day. MARTON YARDS. TUESDAY, JUNE 20,1911. At I.cJO ehuru , BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, Sl LTJ)., will sell as above:— 300 mixed lambs 200 wether lambs 130 2-tooth ewes in lamb 100 p.b. Lincoln ewe lambs, good 70 ewes in lamb 60 fat and forward ewes 40 owes in lamb 40 fat and forward ewes 40 forward ewes 40 ewe lambs, good 30 fat ewes 25 fat ewes 200 mixed lambs 100 wether hoggets, good 12 bust reared' S.H. weaners 4 fat cows IMPORTANT SALE OF DAIRY HEIFERS. MONDAY, JUNE 26,1911, AT FEILDING SALE YARDS. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, Xi- LTD., will sell as above:— OAA 0 AA Specially selected Jersey, ZUU Holstein and Shorthorn cross springing dqiry heifers FULL PARTICULARS LATER. IMPORTANT~SALE- OF DAIRY HEIFERS. MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1911. AT FEILDING SALE YARDS. BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will soli as above at 12 noon : Specially selected Jersey, Holstein and Shorthorn cross dairy heifers. Mostly calving in August, and ris- . ing 3 years. NOTE—These heifers have all been bred ill Taranaki, and the Auctioneers having inspected them can thoroughly recommend them as a choice and wellgrown lot. UNRESERVED SALE OF SUPERIOR DAIRY STOCK. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28,1911. At the Saleyards, RAUMAI, ! At 12-30 p.m. sharp. A, BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, Ltd., will .sell on account of Mrs S. McDonald:— Q ft Jersey and Jersey cross cows to 01) calve August and September • 4 cows just calved 20 3yr Jersey cross springing heifers 25 Jersey and Holstein weaners 1 grade Jersey bull 1 grade Holstein bull NOTE—Mrs McDonald's herd, is noted as being one oi the choicest in the district. She lias been dairying for over 18 years, the cows are all young, in excellent condition, and sound and early culvers. Mrs McDonald is giving up dairying, and every lot will be sold absolutely without reserve. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SUB-DIVISION OF THE WELLKNOWN BULLER'S PAPAITONGA ESTATE. AT OHAU, lIOROWHENUA. TESSRS ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, Ltd., in conjunction with MESSRS DALGETY AND CO., Ltd., have received instructions from the representatives of the late Sir "Walter Buller to offer by Public Auction at an early date about ACRES of this beautiful property which is now being roaded and sub-divided into sections ranging from 25 to 75 acres each. Exceptionally easy terms will be given. Full particulars in future issue. Or on application to Messrs Chapman, Skerrett, Wylie and Tripp, solicitors, Wellington. Or to the Auctioneers, Wellington or Palmerston North. THE COMING CORONATION r ILL be an important event in British history. But individual lives have their important events, too. Removing, for instance, involves time, thought, trouble, but it's worth noting it's soonest and best done when the N.Z. Express Co., Ltd., are employed. Their hands are smart, effi cient, and very careful. DAIRY FARMS. ACRES, very rich land, leasehold, 6J years to run, at 35e per acre, situated on the Rangitikei Line, about 2 to 3 miles from the Borough boundary. Very suitable foi « railk walk. Large residence, numerous outbuildings, largo concrete cow•bed, and every modern convenience; sub-divided into a number of paddocks. Onlt £250 for goodwill. Also pott STRAIGHT-OUT LEASE, 120 acres of flat, well-watered dairy l&nd, situated near town on railway line; a nice property. Rent £2 per acre. Full pnHiculan; from Abraham & Williams (LIMITED).