MAETON YARDS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. Abraham & williams, ltd., will sell as above,— SHEEP--1400 360/ 4 and 6-tooth wethers 100 ewe hoggets 100 wether hogged 15 fat wethers On account John Wing, Esq.,400 tip-top ewe hoggets 450 tip-top wether hoggets CATTLE--180 20 2-y j -steers 35 3 and 4-yr steers 6 cows r.w. S.H. bull 15 weanor pigs On account Alex. Stuart, Esq , 100 P.A. and Hereford 3-yr steers 20 4-yr bullocks UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROMTHE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE, IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN SANSON (DECEASED). LEN A R O U A, G AT DAIRY FARM PER ACRE. NEXT TO FACTORY AND SCHOOL. mi ACRES OF RICH DAIRY ) LAND, WILL CARRY 50 COWS IN PRESENT CONDITION, AND WITH SMALL OUTLAY CAN BE INCREASED CONSIDERABLY Good dwelling and new up-to-date cow shed. . . . Dairy herd and milking machines can be bought at valuation. For tehns and full particulars, apply ABRAHAM AMD WILLIAMS, LTD. PALMERSTON NORTH. \ Sole Agents. FOR PRIVATE SALE. n n POLLED ANGUS AND HEREU O FORD 2-YEAR STEERS', in good condition. Price £4 15s. SHAND AND CO., Stock Salesmen, 33 Rangitikei - Street, _Palmerston N. Phone 757. The manawatd machinery exchange CO. have for Bale in their Showrooms in Rangitikei street, 1 Reid and Gray medium Swamp Plougn, complete and in excellent order. I Keystone No. 1 Threshing Machine, suitable for a 4-h.p. engine. Complete and in splendid order. 1 Saw Spindle, with firewood eaw and pulley. J Small all-steel 2-whoel Garden Plough, suitable for one horse; equal to new. I Anderson 4-h.p. rail-contained BoUar, 1001 b pressure. . J Lister 4 h.p. Benzine Engine with radiator and pump, all mounted on sledge, and in perfect order. 1 imall Steam Plant, consisting of 4 h.p. Anderson Boiler and h.p langye Engine, all complete; boiler allowed 100 lbs pressure, just inspected. 1 Hornsby Medium 2-wheel Handle Plough, complete with circular coulter and new share. 1 Duncan 6ft Windmill, complete with pump; splendid order. I Aifa-Laval 65-gallon Hand Separator, with pulley attachment. 1 Booth, MacDonald 6in Horizontal Vacuum Pump (nearly now). MASSAGE. ertified Masseur (Regd. N.Z.), King George V. Hospital, Rotorua age Room No. 12, cal Electricity Hopwood’s Bu’d’ngs idtive Exorcises Main Street. NNIS RACQUETS RE-STRUNG WITH BEST ENGLISH OR RICAN GUT, SPECIALLY 3EN FOR THIS VARIABLE H. S. WYCHERLEY, RACQUET EXPERT, iORGE STREET, Palmerston N. ERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE in the A.M.P. FEED W. BOYS, resenting the A.M.P. Society. Every Year a Bonus, ier Road, Palmerston North. Phone 882 S. TD WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. THE EMPIRE AUCTIONEERING CO. THE firm that is well known to stocl only the very best, have decided tx dispose of their large stock of new anc second-hand furniture at bedrock prices This will enable the public of Palmers ton North and surrounding districts ai opportunity for tho next few days o: furnishing or partly furnishing then home at the smallest possible cost. W< itemise hereunder a few of the man] articles to be sold so as to give th« general public an indication of tin great sacrifices we are prepared L make:—Well built four-piece bedroqn suites, in light and dark rimu, compris ing wardrobe, duchess chest, pedesta cupboard and bedstead, all beautiful!; polished, £lB 10s: duchess chests, fron £3 15s to £9; 6-drawer chests, £4 10s rimu settees, £3 ss; box ottomans, £' 10b; sideboards, £6 10s; oak dininf room chairs, 27s 6d each; seagras chairs, from 80s; new Axminster carpe runner, 12s 6d per yard; Axminste hearth rugs, £1 Is; kapoo mattresses double from £2 12s 6d, singles from 32 6d; pillows, os each; cot kapoc mat tresses, 10s 6d; double w.w. mattresses •with cross cables, £2 10s; single w.w stretchers, 85s; new iron cots, 265; ner hospital bedsteads, £2 2s; Morris chair (covered in red velvet), £2 15s each seagrass squares, x 12, £1 Is; nei seagrass prams, £5 10s; baby big! chairs, in seagrass, £1; large mea safe, 30-gallon Lily separator, in per feet order, £9; coppers and stands ..second-hand harness and lots of usefu sundries. No order too large. No order to small. Attention and civility extender to one and all. Your inspection cor dially invited. NO DEPRECIATION IN FURNITURI WHEN IT IS MOVED’BY CHILD BROS. THEY HANDLE IT CAREFULLY; AND MOTOR IT SWIFTLY TO ITS DESTINATION, IN TOWN OR DOUNTRY. j$® 8 / P HONE 602F OR ESTIMATES, or Call at Depot 6 McGIFFERT STREET, P.N.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 511, 25 September 1922, Page 8
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