APITI SALE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1915. NEW ZEALANDLOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., ETD., will sell as above,— 20 good wether hoggets 30 tat ewes 5 springing heifers 15 mixed wennens CO good wether "hoggets 1 3-yr shorthorn bull 1 empty cow 2 springing dairy cows 3 yearlings 3 2-yr heifers 3 springing heifers PAHIATUA SALE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1915. . IHE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will offer in the Farmers' Yards at 11.30 a.m.,— 1 8-yr light draught gelding 20 3 and 4-yr bullock 0 Jersey cross heifers, close to calving 100 good woolly hoggets 200 good woolly hoggets 100 good woolly hoggets 20 good yearling steers 9 yearling heifers 5 picked dairy cows 2 dairy heifers 10 3 and 4-yr empty P.A. cows 10 3 and 4-yr P.A. cows in calf HUNTERVILLE yards. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1915. 36 12 to 15-mth steers 6 fat cows G springing cow 6 10 weaner pigs 100 mixed hoggets o springing heifers
FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 17, 1915. 25 forward bullocks 16* fat Bullocks 43 3 and 4-yr bullocks 10 choice Jersey Holstein cross 10 store cows " prime Hereford beef 60 heavy tat ewes 40 shorn fat ewes 100 shorn fat wethers 110 tat wethers (lots) 150 forward wethers 450 chiefly wether hoggets (lots) 480 mixed hoggets (lots) On account of W. H. Gaisford, Esq., Onngi,— 250 heavy skinned fat and forward wethers 8 prime fat bullocks PALMERSTON NORTH STOCK SALE.
IHLRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1013 12.15 p.m. _';» yearling steers 10 2-yr RA. Hen-lord steors 10 2-yr p..\. empty boilers 0 fat bullocks o fat cows 0 forward cows 1 yearling heifer 20 fat. hoggets * 120 fat wethers 240 forward wethers 6o 4-yr bullocks PRAISE FROM WAITARA FARMER. Mr. C Topless of WdU. Waitara, is enthusiastic in praise of Tui Calf Meal There has not been • ease of ' scours among the whole bunch of his sixty calves. Striking testimony to the excellence of Tui for young stock. RICHEST IN FAT. Over 30 per cent of pure unseed in Tui Calf Meal gives an analysis of 13.5 per cent fat content " Tui" costs more to produce—it is worth it! J PROCURABLE AtOU. J HODDER&TOLLEY, and all stores. . MC! IBT OF TUI CAlf KALi 25 lb. bag • ' 50 lb. bag 11/9 f\\ 100 lb. bag 23 ■'• 200 lb. bag 4416
THE MANAWATD MACHINERY EX- . CHANGE COMPANY have for sale in their Showrooms, Rangitikei street, Pdmtrdon North, the following secondband Machinery and Implements: I extra h*avy s.f. Reid and Grey Lever plough, with one ordinary mould board and one swamp mould board. 1 small Andrew and Beaveug power ohaffcuttor. I Andrew and Beaveng Seed and Grain Cleaner. 1 Andrew and Bcavens No. 3 Corn Crusher. 1 small power Chaffeutcer with elevator. I Reid and Gray Federal Chaffoutter (double bagger) I small Bental Hand Chaffcutter. 1 130 gallon Alfa Separator, hand or power. 1 45-gallon Alfa Hand Separator. 1 33 gallon Alfa Hand Separator. 1 Storrie Double Ridger (complete). Donald Saw Bench. 1 plain top Saw Berith (complete). 1 !W Spindle, with bearings. IF and I). Duncan Handle Plough. I P. and D. Duncan Darden Plough. 1 I' and I). Comb Plough and Ridger. I Reid and Gray Swing Plough. Send for our long list of second-hand Machinery and Implements; post free. FREEZING BPACE NOW AVAILABLE. WE can offer Highest Price* for ox and cow beef frozen in quarters, or Boner Bulls and Cows, also Sheep and Lambs. Stock purchased outright or frozen on owner's account. Correspondence invited. MELLSOP, ELIOTT AND CO., PALMERSTON NORTH.
SMALL FARMS FOR SALE. CLOSE HANDY TO PALMERSTON NORTH. "~> ACRES, corner section, all flat, well ' fenced and subdivided, permanent water. Good hotiso of 6 rooms with all conyuences, 8-baii concreted cowshed, stab.e, trapshed, piggeries, good orchard; JU cow farm; 3 miles from Palmerston, handy to school and creamery. Price £62 per acre; £750 cash, balance 4 years at 5 per cent (56-24). KIT ACRES, level land, well fenced and Y « subdivided into convenient paddocks, c!o«p to creamery and school, 3 miles from 1 almi rston North; 4-rooraed cottage, 8bai cowshed concreted, trap shed, stables, shelter; 25 cow farm. Price £4B; £4BO casn balance 5 per cent for a term. (88-39). QQ ACRES, adjoining Borough of Pal*y merston North, all Bat, well fenced and subdivided; no buildings. Price £45 per a«r<-; very easy terms. Owner would consider house in town as part payment xhese farms are good value and will help you to pay the war tax. I have larger ar*as to offer. W. C, BROPHY: Rangitik-i Street, Paimerston North,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 10174, 13 September 1915, Page 8
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