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' UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. ON'THE FARM, HALF-MILE FROM THE STORE, COL Y TON. MONDAY, JULY 26, 1926, At 12 Noon. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., tV. instructed by MR J. ANNAND, S'ho is giving up farming, will sell as ftbove, — 350 4-yr ewes, r.w. Southdown rams 200 ewe lambs 13 daily cows 4 springing heifers 7 Jersey we'aner heifers 2 draught horses, all work R, nnd G. drill, set steel Queen discs, s.f. plough, set tine harrows, ] spring dray, stumping jack, separator, wire netting and usual farm sundries. NOTE. —The ewes will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. The herd of cows averaged 2791b5. b.f. last season, and will do well coming off this country. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. TO BE HELD IN THE SALEYARDS, PALMERSTON NORTH; v For Convenience of Sale. i TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1926, 1 At 12.30 p.m. ! A BRAHAM &~WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell on account of MR BEN WALLER, of Boundary Road, whose lease has expired, as above: — QQ YOUNG ‘ GRADE JERSEY UO COWS, August and September calvera 2 2-yr pedigree Jersey heifers, to calve 1 pedigree Jersey cow 1 2-yr pedigree bull, “Jocunda’s Aldan,” sire “Marshall Aldan” (imp.) 1 spring cart horße Spring cart and harness, set discs, scarifier. NOTE.—Mr Waller is going out of dairying owing to his inability to secure a further lease, and we can recommend this herd with every confidence. The cows are all young, sound, and in calf to the pedigree bull, “Jocunda’s Alden.” During last season the herd averaged well over 3001bs. b.f. This season, owing to the vendor supplying for town delivery, no returns were kept. Mr Waller has always been particularly careful in his selection, and it is seldom that a herd of such good producing quality is put up for sale. Full particulars, dates, etc., will be given at the sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ASHHURST STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAyTjULY 23, 1926, At 1 p.m. Abraham and williams ltd. will sell in their yards as above 100 4-yr ewes r.w. Southdown rams 60 4 and 6-yr ewes r.w. Southdown rams „ 23 fat b.f. hoggets 5 store cows 3 springing heifers SOO heart rimu battens W. W. GIBB, Resident Agent. FOB BALE Boardinghouse of 16 rooms, close to Square, accommodation for 25 boarders, 18 permanents at present; furniture insured for £435. Rent £3 10s per week (long lease). Price, walk in, walk out, £41)0 cash, or terms arranged. GRANT AND MITCHELL, 213 Main Street Fbone 6028. COUNTRY STORE GENERAL store and Post Office with dwelling of 5 rooms, yearly turnover £4500, no opposition. P.O. brings in about £4O a year, a rare opportunity to acquire a good little busii A ACRES at £ls 10s per acre carrying li ewes and cattle, mall cottage. Situate 5 miles from Palmerston North. House of 4 rooms, bathroom, etc., ■)8o0 for quick sale. Very choice bungalow, best part of own, ten minutes from Square; 6 ooms and every convenience, large ection nicely laid out; price £1800; asy terms. „ iARRAUD AND ABRAHAM, LTD., J. W. TEALE, Manager, Land Dept. , Office Phono 5563. NONE SO MILD AND TASTY AS “KIWI” BACON AND HAMS. BUNGALOWS TWO OF THE BEST. A MOST delightful and attractive bungalow, 4 rooms and kitchenette, built of heart timber throughout and handsomely finished; fitted with every modem labour-saving convenience, 3 large open fireplaces, heavy beam ceilings, motor shed, lawns, shrubs and gardens. This homo cannot fail to please the most exacting buyer. Most moderately priced with generous terms. One of the most up-to-date and compact and 5-roomed bungalows in town. Very attractive appearance and built of best materials; motor shed, concrete drive and paths. This .lovely home is very reasonably priced at £1250. Easy terms arranged. KENNETH McDONALD, RANGITIKEI STREET. FOR SALE. i HOUSE and all conveniise to Square; price, £600; r terms. * 1/ HOUSE, bathroom, all [oes, .with 2 acres rich land; .50; terms. RICH LAND, 6-roomed H modern conveniences; a property; will exchange for lace. e For All Particulars. PDELL, Next Post Office.