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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 446, 11 July 1922, Page 8

ANNUAL HEIFER FAIR. ASH HURST SALEYARDS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1922. D ALGETY AND 00., LTD,, will sell in the yards on .Mr W. Chimes property, at 12 o'clock sharp, STRINGING HEIFERS 100 The hollers are all genuine fanners lines and principally - ncluded in the entry is a line or 2o extra choice 3-year Jersey and Jersey cross heifers, showing well up to profit. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. TARAWANUI ROAD, BULLS. THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD., instructed by Hr F. W. Manse , who has leased his properly, nil! sell, nt tlu» homsioml, 1 mile Iroin Bulls, at 'i n FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, 4U July-August culvers 2 Jersey heifers r.w.b. 3 dry cows 3 yearling Jersey hulls It) choice yearling Jersey heifers 2 pedigree Jersey bulls—l-yr, 3yis (s.r.) . The cows are all young, in good condition, and comprise 20 lawn Jerseys, balance Jersey cross. This herd can bo recommended with the utmost confidence. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ON CHOICE DAIRY FARMS. 73 ACRES, DRAINED SWAMP, will ,v, dairy 40 cows. All m grass, oxept about I'3 acres root crops and green »eil. WATERED BY ARi ESJAN, well jnced into 8 paddocks. Good metal roads, lilk collected, rural delivery. N (: "’ lne ' oomed house '{electric light), cowshed, cart nd implement shed, store room , also six oomed house, let to a tenant Smuue nly 3 miles from good town, t nee km Os per acre. Only £750 cash. acres, mostly, drained U sw. w oivtMP well subdivided, iences oJder. CARRY 85 COWS, d buildings, new cowshed, adjoins facyry £66 PER. ACRE, including CHINES. CANS. HORSE CART AND RNESS. . , . . • a oirt hesitate to enqtbro about tins, as ertainly is a snip—£2o less than vendoi 1 for it. We are sob agents. GET IN TOUCH WITH US. H. BURROWS AND CO,,

land and estate agents, Imperial Hotel Buildings. BAGNALL AND KEBBLE HAVE been instructed by the Trustees in the Estate of the late H. 0. COLLINSON, to offer for private sale the following properties in Rangitikei Street; 1. Corner Rangitikei and Wcllsbourne streets, with iron shop on 45 feet section. . 2. Five-roomed house, Rangitikei stieet (section 45-foot frontage). . 3. Two four-roomed houses, Rangitikei street, on 45-loot section. The above are good properties, with a prospective value, and with the iemoval of the railway station will be certain to see a rise. For full particulars apply BAGNALL AND KEEBLE^ ~ 100,000 _PEET. T is the common desire of every adult to become a householder and thus avoid the constant drain ol rent paying. The possession ol youi own home commands the respect of your associates, while inculcating the pride which marks your own efforts towards the goal of success in life. Now that building material has reached bedrock everyone should own a home of his own. Birds, animals ami insects do so, surely human beings can. We are now offering (at cut prices) 100,000 feet of second grade timber— Riu’in. Matai and White Bine—which will he found most serviceable as building material. Nett Cash Price in our yards, 20s peil 100 feet. TERATU BAWMILLBNC 00, s Rangitikei and Main Streets, Palmerston North. BROWN’S COUGH SYKUP AND LUNG TONIC IS the ideal remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc. Being pleasant children tako it readily. Relief from first dose for young and old. Is 6d and 2s (jd, all Chemists and Stores. Keep a bottle handy. DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE ON EXCEPTIONAL EASY TERMS. v/\ ACRES, divided into 9 pad|U docks; dairy 60 cows and j viuu; U7IIO CWiU large number of dry stock; good (6 rooms), h. and c. water, 8-bail bed, with milking machines; close ;tory, school and railway. 1 ACRES, good warm country for dairying; 6-roomed house, cow shed, pig styes, etc. rtgages on above farms arranged mg term. GE REDUCTION IN PRICES, idors will accept very small defrom purchaser, with unencumherd of cows. KENNETH MCDONALD. P.O. BOX 400. 83 RANGITIKEI STREET. Said Mrs McClean to Mrs McLeet, “There’s a new butcher’s shop in FeatHerstou street; There’s mutton and beef and small goods galore, The housewives are there buying meat by the score; And if you want to know the reason why, It’s simply because it’s good meat that they buy.” Note.—We are not connected with any other butcher’s business in F.N.—F. G. Parker, Featherston street. fjpHE largest stock of second-hand clothes, boots, books, etc., in the Manawatu is at Penketh’s, 7 George street, opposite N.Z. Express Co. (phone 1205 M),