PALMERSTON NORTH SPECIAL SPRING" SHQW'HORSE SALE. SATURDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, 1917. A BRAIIAM AND WILLIAMS, A LTD., will sell at their Horse Emporium, at 12 noon, — nfi DRAUGHTS', HACKS AND I U HARNESS HORSES, comprising 1 Vo»y stallion, 4-yrs ] Qlydesdalc stallion, "Ben MacDhu" 1 pacing gelding, "Havuhia" On account Mr R. D. Knight,— 12 draughts and milk carters (),i annum Mr John Shaw,—■ 1", draught mares and geldings O/i account other vendors,— ll) ponies 2 heavy draught geldings 1 4-yr trotting mare 3 draughts broken to lead SPRING CATTLE PAIR, TAIHAPE YARDS. NOVEMBER sth, 1917, 1 o'clock sharp. ■A BRAIIAM AND WILL 'jt\. LTD., will sell, as above,tmi V / V. / V / following clients:-—M. Morrison, Pokal<a; .1. P. Studhohne, Ruanui station: "Oruamaiua station," It. W. Smith; T. Muir, John Cooper, T. McQninn, J. A Anderson, James MeColl, J. Lowry, Rubens, G. McGregor, J. A. Oliver, G. Lyndon, John Bartosh, Harold Smith, Gardner and Sons. \V. Coogan, ("J. Wheeler, M. O'Dea, 11. Henry, \V. Wilson, A. Moghan, W. Theobald, Fullerton Smith. I!. D. Rodgers, .). Kennedy, comprising:— 450 2-yr bullocks 227 Shorthorn yearling steers 30 Shorthorji yearling heifers 27 Cows 3fi heifers 125 2, 3, and 4-yr bullocks On account Pokako Station, — 50 4-yr P.A. bullocks (forward condition) On account J. Kennedy,— 10 3 and 4-yr P.A. bullocks (forward condition) Also, on account J. P. Studhohne, Esq., Ruanui station,— 100 Hereford yearling stem's Further entries invited. HIMATANGI STOCK SALE. MONDAY, sth NOVEMBER, 1917. •\i. 12.30 p.ui. A BRAIIAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., xi will sell, at 12:3U p.m.,— 10 score cows On account o> W. B. V. PEARCE, Esq.. of Rangiotu,- - J Oil IS-mos Shorthorn and Holstein steers 10 yearlings On account oi W. 11INE. Esq., Foxton.— 30 15-mos heifers L AX " I BRAIIAM }Y PUBLIC i 3 jl Trustees to sell as under at CILLANDER'S HALL. SHANNON, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBEK 9. at 3 p.m., the whole of the ESTATE OF ARTHUR MAY RICHARDSON (deceased),— LOT 1 : Section 179, Township of Shannon, 100 links to Yogel street and 250 links to Stout street. Choice section close to railway station. LOT 2: 20 acres of rich land with good (i-roomed dwelling. Situated on Thompson street, about 20 (bains from Shannon railway station. Subdivided into numerous paddocks. Suitable for retired business man or farmer. Good building sites, being suburban sections' 494 to 512 both inclusive. LOT 3: OS acres 1 rood 16 perches.; known as Jamieson's farm. Situated on the Kara road. 2 miles from Shannon railway station,l:l miles from school and factory. The greater part of this farm is rich flat land free from floods. Subdivided into about 0 paddocks. House of 5 rooms, scullery, washhouse with copper built in ; 8-bail cowshed with concrete floor,' implement shed and piggeries. Watered bv permanent streams. _ A tirstciass dairy Farm and suitable lor Wellington milk supply. LOT 4: OS acres I rood Ifi perches. Sil uated on side road a shori distance oft' Kara road; 2' miles from Shannon; good .strong soil, Hal and undulating, nearly all ploughable: 30 acres have been ploughed and sown. Subdivided into 3 paddocks. Well watered by permanent stream. No buildings. TERM'S: 10 per. cent down, 10 per cent in three months. HO per cent in six mouths, balance 5 years at 5.1 per LOT 1 : For this th will he cash. .•tilars apply t< MESSRS ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD.. PALMERSTON NORTH, MESSRS HANKINS & LOCKHART fitzperbert, SOLICITORS (to 1 the Trustees), PALMERSTON NORTH. SUBDIVISIONAL T AND QALE It U O ■OFBLIC A I'CTION. A BRA HAM AND WILLIAMS. Ltd., l\ have been instructed b\ the Trustees in the KSTATE OF THE LATE JAMES DONALD, to sell by Public Auction at Abraham and Williams' Horse Emporium, Palmerston North, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, the whole of his Estate, containing 2LH) acres,— Subdivided into 8 SECTIONS, areas varying from 18 lo 85 ACRES Situated in the far-famed KAI- - DISTRICT, all heavy. rich loam, 0 miles from Palmerston North, 5 miles from Eeilding, and J '. miles from Bunnytltorpe, Glaxo Pactorv (paying 2s per Hi for hut-ler-iai"). railway station, etc. Near•ks; 8-roome nigs on Lot with outbui TERMS- 10 per cent, on fall ol hammo 10 per cent in 12 months. Balance 5 years at 51 percent For plans and further particular PALMERSTON NORTH.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10122, 1 November 1917, Page 8
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