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Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 269, 13 October 1932, Page 12

FEILDING ANNUAL CATTLE FAIR. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14th, At 11.30 a.m. Commencing on Grown Bullocks and Fat Sheep. Q QAA HEAD CATTLE, comprising 640 4 and 5-yr bullocks, 230 3- steers, 226 run 2-yr steers, 40 8-yr P.A. heifers, 60 2-yr P.A. heifers, 200 run yearling steers, 80 run yearling heifers, 560 yearling Jersey heifers, 70 2-yr empty dairy 150 prime cows and heifers, 8 cows in calf. lIOA SHEEP, comprising 330 lluU wether hoggets, 60 shorn 4- ewes, 200 fat ewes, 30 fat hoggets, 120 fat wethers, 100 ewes nnd lambs, 240 ewe hoggets, 61 m.s. hoggets. NOTE.—No bulls or single entries accepted. ■ *• BULL FAIR. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th. nf\ M.A. PEDIGREE AND GRADE DU JERSEY BULLS. Order of sale as entries received by Auctioneers. CHEAP SECTIONS CORNER SECTION—77 x 115. PRICE £125. IACRE SECTION in BEST LOCALITY, with Carshed and Storeroom. .Water and Sewerage laid on. PRICE £SOO. I ACRE SECTION—66 x 330, Fenced and in Good Locality. PRICE £250. Apply BAGNALL & KEEBLE CARROLL BUILDINGS, CUBA STREET. SACRIFICED! An Outstanding Opportunity for a Couple of Energetic Young Men. HUDSON’S CONCRETE COMPANY, IN LIQUIDATION. SITUATED on corner Main Street and Brightwater Terrace, 1 aero of land, 5 sections. 488 ft. frontage. With factory buildings and the whole of the plant, machinery, moulds, tram liiwis, trolleys, weighbridge and tools. With it goes manufactured articles in stock estimated at £2OO factory cost. Also right to use the name of “Hudson’s.” Right to telephone and access to names of previous customers. Price for the land, business, plant and stock only >7OO. OSCAR MONRAD AND SON, RACING CLUB BUILDING, Palmerßton Noiffi. fJiHE FEILDING FREEZING WORKS THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS, (A’ASIA), LTD. SHOP, AORANGI. Still Selling PRIME BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB AND PORK AT LOWEST PRICES. Keep Your Expenses Down by Buying from us. ’PHONE 410. FEILDING. SAVE YOURS COWS! •vrOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE A TIN OF BAILEY’S ANTI-MAMMITIS ONE TIN IS SUFFICIENT TO TREAT SIX NEW CASES. Call or write for booklet, “The Prevalence of Mammitis and its Remedy.” NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. Palmerston North.

DOMINION AUCTIONEERING CO. SPECIAL AUCTION SALE of NEW POTATOES, 10.30 a.m. TO-MOR-ROW (Friday). Small consignment only. FARM. rpHE choicest piece of land one could wish to inspect, indeed it is a pleasure to walk over it, comprising 56 acres, affected by neither drought nor excessive rain, beautiful sole of grass and clovers, under practical management wauld dairy a cow per acre, wintered 57 head on grass and hay (no roots) well sheltered, only 4 miles from this city, handy to school, factory, etc. Buildings comprise 6-roomed house, garden and orchard, necepary out buildings, artesian water. Price £3700, Government Mortgage £2500. Balance cash if possible. Should the best bo desired this i 3 your opportunity. '• J. P. FALCONER AND CO., Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North.

FOE SALE VERY CHOICE DAIRY FARM. rj f* ACRES, Freehold, 2 miles from I 0 P.O. and township, on Main Road, carrying 48 dairy cows and young stock. Buildings: 5-roomed dwelling, large cowshed. Price: £46 per acre. Cash £IOOO. NASH & LOVELOCK. LAND AND INSURANCE AGENTS, 19 Rangitikei Street.

TIKI BACON COMPANY buyers of prime bacon PIGS AND CHOPPERS. BUYERS:— J. CANDY, Phone 7041. W. DAVISON, 41 K, Rongotea. W. P. BICKERS. 32 R, Feilding. TRUCKING DATES:— SHANNON: Tuesday, Oct. 11, 25. HALCOMBE: Tuesday. Oct. 18.

ONLY £BS. ONLY £BS. ONLY £BS. SECTION, handy to school, approx. one mile from Square, good frontage, level. THIS WILL SELL. W. 8. LONG. RANGITIKEI STREET.

STRAIGHT INTO PROFIT. 1 Q Q ACRE DAIRY FARM, includLuO ing 64 cows, 8 yearlings, 2 horses, milking machines and full range farm implements. Good 7-room-ed house and farm buildings. Every one of the 12 paddocks in FIRSTCLASS sole of grass, can mow the whole farm, splendidly watered. One hour motor drive Palmerston. Price only £43 per acre as a going concern, £ISOO cash or will take unencumbered house or small farm as part payment. Personally inspected and strongly recommended. KENNETH MTONALD LAND SPECIALIST, Palmerston North.

COST OF LIVING. KEEN COMPETITION KEEPS DOWN THE COST OF DIVING. WITH less money to spend make it go further by trading at G. L. SNELLING’S. BUTCHER, CUBA STREET. 10 -Years a Keen Competitor. Forequarters Mutton 2}d lb. Prime Beef from 3d lb. You Can’t Buy Better at Auction.

SIGNS OF THE TIMES Last two properties advertised BOTH SOLD. ( BUY THIS— New Bungalow, 5 rooms and kitchenette, motor shed, every convenience, attractive and well built. Price £895. Terms arranged. OR THIS— Section, handy Russell Street School, at £95. This must sell. BIKNIE. COOMBS AND WILSON. 38 RANGITIKEI STREET. TOMATO PLANTS STRONG AND HEALTHY. w E TEAII AGAIN WITH THE EARLY ONES. HARDY ANNEALS IN SEASON. SEEDS AND SEED POTATOES. C.s. LTD.. the square shop, CORNER FITZHERBERT AVENUE. DELIVERY AND PARTICULARS DEL p HONE 7421.

DO YOU WANT THE BEST? PHONE 5488 and WAIKATO’S BEST “WILTON” COAL will immediately be delivered. D. DICKIE AND CO., LTD., 20 Rangitikei Street. KITCHEN, per sack 4s 9d House, per sack 5s 6d CASH ON DELIVERY. THE EMPIRE HALL PRINCESS STREET, NEXT TO DEVINE’S HOTEL. THE ideal hall for Balls, Parties and Public Functions. The most up-to-date Dance Hall in Palmerston North. For bookings, see caretaker, on the premises, or ring phone 5949.

CONSULT R. A. NOEDL. THE People’s Optician, also representing F. C. REIN AND SON, Scientific Acoustic Instrument Makers, to H.M. Government, London. 7 Manawatu Optical and Deaf Aid Parlor next Bank of New Zealand, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North. Consult R. A. Noedl, Optician and Deaf Aid Specialist, representing F. C. Rein and Son, London. BETTER LAWNS THIS can be achieved by sending your Lawn Mowers, to be Re-set and Sharpened at C. J. GILL AND SON, PHONE 6438. IHE cumulative effect of newspaper advertising cannot be over-esti-mated.

e == !ir^nwr)lD _ OFPORTUN ity to purchase mp rrnp DAIRY FARM of 113 ACRES as a going concern, including A TIP-TOP DAllvi x ye }j eaa young stock and implements. The really, good herd ,' an d well subdivided into 16 paddocks. Good property is P e ™r!"%nt outbuildings. The farm is nicely sheltered and Bsk c " - 8 ™ y “ *-*-■ IID -