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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7630, 23 January 1903, Page 3

ABKAJIA^t AST) WILLIAMS. PALMERSTON NORTH STOCK SALE. THUESDAX, JAN. 29th, 1903. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS. Ltd. i h will sell by public auction at their yards, Rangitikoi-street, as above - 40 Shorthorn weaner steers 20 half-bred Jersey weaner heifers 57 3yr bullocks 50 2-J- and Bye bullocks 50 forward bullocks 20 prime fat bullocks 100 fat and forward ewes 100 mixed 2-tooths 700 2th wethers | good line off 300 2th ewes j the hills PALMERSTON HORSE SALE SATURDAY, 24th JANUARY. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS Ltd., i'~\ will sell by public auction at their yards, Rangitikei-street, as above, at 1 p.m : — f*f\ DRAUGHT horses, harness DU horses, hacks and ponies. Special entries : — 1 Bay mare by Tim Whiffler, dam Traducer mare, with foal at foot, by Handsome Jack, and in foal to Pnpakura 1 Brown mare, by Bulls Eye, dam Day Dawn mare, in foal to Papakura 1 black gelding, 5 years, by Monte Carlo, Cock Sure mare, good weight carrier 1 stylish harness pony, by Kingslako 1 Avery weighing machine 1 Second hand safe.

Entries now closed. PALMERSTON NOETH ANNUAL BAM FAIR. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, oth and 6tii FEBRUARY. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., '-a m conjunction with the LOAN & MERCANTILE, will hold their annual Ram Fair on the A. & P. Association,. Show Grounds on the above dates, commencing each day at 12 noon, and will ffer on behalf; of the following well-known breeders :— QAA 2-tooth English-Leicester rams ovv rams, bred by C. W.-Reid, Wm, Nixon, S. R. Lancaster, P. C. Threkeld, Slack Bros., Thomas Tanner, W. B. Andrews OAA 2-tooth Border Leicester rams, <^W bred by E. J. Wa<t, C. W, Reid, N.Z. and Australian Land Co , Ltd., Jno. Little A A A 2-tooth Romney rams, bred by wu E. W. Dorset, W. E. Bidwill, A. Mathews, D. Buick, D. Rowlands, J. Kebbell, J. O. Batchelar, E. Shortt, Bealey Bros., IT. S. Hadfield 1 A A 2-tooth Shropshire rams bred J-W byC.W. Reid 0 A 2-tooth Southdown ram?, bred v by S. R. Lancaster, S. Garforth OAA 2-tooth Lincoln rams, bred by UU J. S. Holmes, J. Harris, L. G. Bremer, R. Bremer 1 X Stud English Leicester ewe?, -*• bred by Slack Bros. QA 2-tooth rams by English '-''-' Leicester rams out of Border Leicester ewes Threequ^rter - bred English Leicester-Lincoln rams, bred by H. B. Williams, Esq. Permain ANT> Gilchrist, Direct Importers of British, American and Continental Hardware. ARE NOW OFFERING GOLD MEDAL AND ROSEDALE BINDER TWINE At Lowest Current Rates. Special quotations for large quantities. Lubricating Oils of every description. And now landing ex Waimate—--10 cases Brass rail Bedsteads 10 packages Bedsteads 3 cases brass rail Fenders 2 cases Gig Lamps and Lampware 2 cases Brush ware 3 cases Locks and Fastenings 3 cases Carpenters' and Joiners' Tools 10 cases assorted Ironmongery 2 cases best Electro - plated ware, specially selected for the Christmas trade 2 cases Cutlery 20 nests English - made Travelling Trunks Permain & Gilchrist, I.'IRBCT IMPORTERS, CHEAPEST AND BEST IRONMONGERS. The Square and King-street, Agents for Mass By Harris Coy's Farm Implements and Extras, Brinsley and Co's celebrated Champion ranges, Mowlem's patent wire straiuers, Acme Oil Engines, Cyclone Oil Company.

Chas, B. Buxton, LAND, ESTATE & FINANCIAL AGENT, Rangitikei Street, (Opposite DawicVa Buffet.) HOUSE of 7. rooms; new, with bath and every convenience, on J-acre, Mainstreet, in handy position. Price £450. Very cheap and good. GOOD grocery business, doing £200 per month, in a good position in town. Goodwill £50. SCANDIA-STBEET, 4-roomed house (new), trap-shed, and fowl houses, on 3 acres of land. Price £400. GOOD building sites for sale, or will build to suit purchasers; in best streets in town. Ii \t \ ACEES, all grass, except crops, " well sub-divided ; good 6-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings. Good level land. School and creamery handy. Price £14 10s per acre. IV X ACRES, one mile from Marton, on I 0 Main road. All level land, all grass [ and well watered. Will- lease for seven years at 14s per acre, with purchasing clause. Q | ACRES, all grass, 8 paddocks, all t/ _L fenced with totara; good 6-roomed house, surrounded by large orchard; cowshed, barn, ancl all necessary outbuildings to make this farm what it is—a tip-top dairy farm; creamery 1£ miles. Price £12 10s per acre. I have a large and varied assortment of properties to suit all buyers, and at very moderate prices—prices which leave a large margin for profit in the rise which is coming. If you wish to buy, buy now. It will pay you to do so. If you want a dairy farm, don't be afraid of being unable to get satisfactory stock, as in most cases stock can be taken over at valuation, and you secure a going concern in full profit, and with the best part of the season ahead. CHAS. B. BUXTON, Palmerston North.

NOTICE. MR M. BRUNETTE has been appointed salesman for the Massey-Harris and Imperial Bicycles in the Manawatu district. 0. S. PICKERING, Agent, Palmerston N. ASHHURST~IIAUK GUINEAS, 190*. Nomination* will be recoiv d on or before Saturday, Jan. 2-kh, 603. for the Aehurst Hack Guineas 1904, of 100 guineas, second horse to receive 20 guineas, and the third horse 10 guineas from the Stakes. For tho present yearlings that are not nominated for other than Hack Eaces at time of entry, and have not won a race of over £\Q at time of starting, hack and hunter races excepted. Colts, Bst 101b; Fillies and Geldings Bst 51b. The winner of any race to carry a penalty of 7ibs; two or more racep, lOlbs. To be run on the Ashurst Racecourse In December, 1904. Nomination 10s 6d, a second payment of 10s Cd on night of general entry, 1803; and a final payment of 21s un night of general entry, 1904. Distance 7 furlongs Nomination papers on application to tbe Secretary, A. W, TKA6B ,S?ciet»ry,