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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9857, 27 July 1914, Page 8

TTJBfiiPAY,JULY 28,1914. 1 WILLIAMS, LTD., ■i>bove>—• 250 ewes with Romney rams 740 mixed hoggets off swede (lots) 50 fat ewes 400 forward ewes -IQP store ewes SWwfether hoggete, one mark 60 'fat sheep ' 300 tip-top ewe hoggets off swedes 35 mixed hoggets 3000 good mixed hoggets off swedes 409 2-th ewes with Romney rams 450 good ewe hoggets 460 good skinned a.m. ewes with > - Romney rams 300 mixed woolly hoggets 150 i itk. ewes with Romney rams 140 ewe hoggets 190 ewes in iamb 100 good wether hoggets 90 fat ewes (lots) 80 forward ewes off swedes 20 fat ewes off swedes 20 fat wethers 100 empty ewes P0 ewe hoggets off swedes 25 good weaner heifers 6 springing heifers 15 forward cows 18 18-mth Jersey cross heifer* 12 S.H. yearling steers 5 dairy oows o mixed weaners 3 fat cows 2 Jersey bulls "On account Geo. Lampp. Esq.:— 800 tip-top wether hoggets 700 tip-top ewe hoggets in first-class condition, wintered on turnips and hay On account Alex. Stuart, Esq.:— 80 22-rath steers, good colours 22 22-mth heifers, good colours (guaranteed empty)

LINTON STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1914. Abraham a williams, ltd will sell as above:— 6 weanera 4 forward cows 14 weaner heifers (good) 3 store cows •0 purebred 2-th and 4-yr Romney •Wes in lamb to stud Romney rams 100 piled hoggete On account M. Moody, Esq.:— 8 young dairy cows, calving

and September CLEARING SALE. MORSES, CONTRACTORS' PLANT, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. THURSDAY, 30th JULY. FERN FLATS, MARTON. 1 o'clock. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, Ltd., instructed by Mr James Craig, will ■6ll on his late farm (by kind permission of Mr Wake), 5 miles from Marton, — $ heavy draughts from work (trial given), 2 R. and G. d.f. ploughs, B. and McD. discs, 6 leaf tyne harrows, waggon, 3 metal drays (4in. tyres), 4 sets cart harness, 6 sets leading harness, 2 sets block chains, travelling whare, Cambridge roller, M.H. srill, M.H. mowing machine, Deering binder. Ott account other vendors, — 6 draughts, 1 good waggon.

UNRESERVED SALE OF WELLBRIJD SHORTHORN DAIRY HERD. ♦ MONDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1914. At the Farm, Kairanga-Bunnythorpe Road, at 12.30 p.m. will sell on account of Mr Jas. Rearms his superior herd of, — RA well bred Shorthorn cows of milking strain, due to calve in August and September. 2 heavy draught horses 1 spring carter, hack, milk cans 4-cow "Gane" milking plant complete And in good order. NOTE.—This sale offers a unique opportunity to those in search of milking ftrain Shorthorn cows. They are practically purebred, being by stud bulls from selected cows, and all bred by the Twidor.* LUNCHEON PROVIDED. attractive home AND SPLENDID FARM K4) ACRES, Freehold, all rich, nlluvial land, fenced and subdivided, well watered; good residence, 7 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, copper and tubs, stable, trapshed, storera>m, 6-bail eowshed, concreted floor with water laid on, profitable and wellkept orchard, lawn and garden. The property which is nearly all in the beet English graeses has wintered 42 cows •nd 8 horses. It is only 1$ miles from toe Square and would cut up into magnineeat residential sites. For fuller particulars, price and terms apply to— ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., RANGITIKEI STREET.

First Class General Store IN A RAPIDLY CROWING DISTRICT.

STOCK comprises GROCERY, IRONMONGERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, PRODUCE and numerous other lines. Stock £2OOO, ANNUAL TURNOVER £3600, PLANT about £2OO. PREMISJg. CONSIST of spacious STORE and IBQP with *U necessary OUTBUILDINGS. New 9-roomed residence, BathfpM*,'ho4 and cold water, acetylene gas, vashhouss, copper and tubs, trapehed, #f>, standing on about 1 acre land. WWr will lease premises for 5, 7 or 10 Start. Weekly rent £2 or would sell the FREEHOLD. Terms £IOOO cash. Ilia is ajajfcuine sound business. AtfIAHAM AND WILLIAMS. JUfcKIITIKBI STREET.