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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9542, 20 June 1911, Page 8

FRIDAY) JUNE 23, 1911, • At 11 a.m. THE SOUTHERN HAWKE'S BAY AUCTIONEERS' ASSOCIATION will sell at their Daunevirke ' 2.300 2 and 4-tootb/ wethers 1300 hoggets, mixed sexes 1200 2-tooth to F.m. ewes in lamb 400 f-bred. Romiiejr «wes in., lamb t to Romney rams' 150' empty ewes . . 350 s.m. forward' empty owes 100 fat ewes and wethers 20 dairy cows . 30 fat and forward bullocks, etc. 22 heifers in calf UNRESERVED DAIRY SALE. I FEILDING SALE YARDS. SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1911. At 12.30 o'clock. D ALGETY & COMPANY, LTD., instructed by Mr A. J.ABBIS (who is giving up dairying) will sell as above WITHOUT RESERVE :- OQ; First-class cows,- August and U O September calvers 2 springing cows 5 cows in milk 1 Holstein bull 2 Hereford bulls The above cows are a first-class lot, and are chiefly Jersey, Holstein and Ayrshires, and the ■ Auctioneers can with confidence recommend these to intending purchasers. FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY. JUNE 23, 1911. At 11.30 saury. All stock mu6t be yarded by 11 o'clock. 400 woolly wether hoggets 400 wether lambs, lots 130 ewe lambs, lots 100 Romney ewe lambs 50mixed lambs 160 empty ewes, lots 200 ewos in lamb 200 4, 6-tooth and s.m. ewes in lamb 160 2, 4, 6-tooth and s.m. ewes in lamb 140 good ewes in lamb 70 ewes in'lamb to Southdown rams 100 2-tooth ewes in lamb 80 2-tooth ewes and wethers 40 prime fat ewes 40 ewos in lamb> to Cheviot rams 30 wethers 20 fat ewes 200 mixed lambs 100 empty ewes 100 ewes'in lamb to Southdown rams 100 ewes in lamb to Romney rams. 30 3yr quiet dairy heifers in calf 25 3yr steers 32 mixed weaners, lots 8 2|yr'heifers in calf 2 springing heifers . 2 springing cows 1 3yr heifer at drop 1 fat cow 12 springing dairy cows 5 fat bullocks "OEFORE deciding on a Milking -"-* Machine, see the purebreds at the Show, where The Jersey Milker will be milking Jersey cows. SHEPPARD'S. J /EVERYONE wants good Tea, and J .'onio people think they get it good if they pay a big price. They pay 29 per lb for Tea worth little- more than half, because it is attractively got up and extensively advertised. We are selling a lovely BROKEN ORANGE PEKOE at Is 4d per lb, which is 6d to 8d better value than anything offering in the Wellington Province. Tea. just imported, with all its iatural strength and aroma, rich and fragrant._ Ask your friends about it, or still better, try a pound. We have Teas at Is, Is 2d, Is 3d, Is 4d per lb which are out on their own for quality. SHEPPARD'S, RANGITIKEI STREET. AGENTS, Rangitikei street, PALMERSTON N. QA ACRES, all in grass, flat and )U easy undulating, carries 25 cows, 6 paddocks, 5-roomed house and necessary outbuildings; 5 mile creamery and school. Price £24 per acre; only. £l5O cash required. 93. 1 OA ACRES, 33 years' renewable U lease, rent £56 yearly, all in grass, undulating, all ploughable, 6 paddocks, well watered, 2roomed house, 6 bail shed, creamery I 3 miles. Price, £450 goodwill. 94. 0 A ACRES, flat and ploughable, 6 O\J paddocks, well watered, winter 16 cows, I mile creamery, school, etc.; handy to Feilding; 6-roomed house; all conveniences; cowshed, stable. Price, £1350. Terms arranged. 122. 1 Kf\ ACRES, Te Awamutu, all in 1 1) U grass, practically all fat and ploughable; carries 60' cows; 7 paddock's, well watered; new 5-roomed house, cowshed, etc.; creamery 1J miles. A snip at £ls acre. Terms. 101. OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY. PRICES REASONABLE. w antee 'of quality. Well and worthily known in the district. I PALMERSTON NORTH.