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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 433, 26 June 1922, Page 8

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. STONEY CREEK ROAD, BUXNYTHORPE. THURSDAY, 29th JUNE, 1922. D ALGETY & CO., LTD., instructed by .Mr J. Anderson, who is giving up dairying, will sell as above at 12.30 o'clock sharp:— tyr DAIRY COWS j 4 Springing Heifers 15 Weancr Heifers 1 Jersey Bull 2 Half Draught Horses 1 Gig Horse I Killy, 2 years 1 3-cow milking plant, L.Tv.G. milkiuj| machines, seed sower, harrows, discs, plough swingle trees, chains, 5 20-gallon cans, Domo separator, carpenter’s tools (new), 5 tons clover hay, usual farm sundries. Jim cows are principally young, tiio majority being Jersey-S.H. cross in fair condition. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. TRIE MANAWATC MACHINERY EXJi CHANGE CO. have for sale in their .showrooms in Ilungitikei street, Palmerston North, the following second-hand machinery ’and implements: I Reid and Gray medium Swamp Plough, complete and in excellent order. I Set 3-leaf Tine Harrows, complete with bar. 1 No.\en 1-horse Mower, complete with 2 knives. Good reliable machine for cutting winter feed. 1 Keystone No. 1 Threshing Machine, suitable for a 4-h.p. engine. Complete and in splendid order. 1 Mangel Pulper, stable for hand or power. 1 Alfa Laval 22-gallon Hand Separator, splendid order. 1 Three-quarter-size Wool-press, complete; first-class order. 1 Megul 1-h.p. Benzine Engine, fitted with magneto and pulley, nearly now. 1 Saw Spindle, with firewood taw and pulley. 1 Small all-steel 2-wheel Garden Plough, suitable for one horse; equal to now. 1 Champion Range, complete with hot water boiler. 1 Anderson 4-h.p. self-contained boiler, 1001 b pressure. Send for our long list of Machinery and Implements. Post free on application.

QUALITY S £ L E G i E D , TEST kit) regleaneo SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS. MR FARMER insists on buying nothing but the best seed, by insisting uu buying from BARRAUD AND ABRAHAM, LTD,, SEED .MERCHANTS. Palmerston North and Branches.

K. A. C LIMITED, FOR EFFICIENCY, PROMPT PAYMENTS AX'D BEST RESULTS, OOK Ci ALES Y S- i. With the THE KAIRAXGA AUCTIONEERING CO., Eli.). E. J. LEYTFjN, Auctioneer.

SHEEP FARM OF EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY. r* /\ ACRES freehold ami GSO /OU acres, Education Renewable Lease, at os 6d per acre for balance of term (18 years), all heavy papa, country; good homestead of 1U rooms and every necessary buikhng; wool shed (4stand plant and cugme.i; wintered 30UU sheep and JGO head cattle; 100-150 acres plonghablc, on road frontage, balance hilly. L’yce £ls per acre for freehold and £V per acre for leasehold. Mortgage of £4OOO to Public Trust ; the whole balance of purchase price can remain for Id years at 6 per cent, to good man. Exceptional chance. Wilson, property salesmen, 38 Rangitikei street. Palmerston North. FOR EXCHANGE i ‘•'A ACRES, with splendid buildxOU ings, land been mostly under crop, and is in first-class order; well sheltered. Would make an ideal stud farm. Will exchange tor good sheep country. PRICE £io per acre. Mortgage £3OOO to G.L. J, A. NASH & CO. THE HOTEL OF DISTINCTION. IX OR the discriminating . visitor who seeks good service, tho choicest of foods and an atmosphere of distinctive refinement, there is no better place m Palmerston than HOTEL “KING’S COURT,” tl minutes from Square (phono 684). Hot Lunch (12 to 1.30 p.m.), Is fid. '‘lt’s worth it.” Tariff, £2 10s per week; 10s per day. Special reduction for permanents. MOTOR CYCLE SPARES. WE have just secured huge stocks of Douglas Motor Cycle Spares and can supply for all models. Send broken part for duplication. Don’t forget we have spares for over two hundred cars and cycles—N.Z. Motor Wrecking Co., Ltd., 29 Harris street, Wellington.