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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7826, 28 September 1903, Page 4

ABRAHAM & WILLIAMB, Ltd. PALMERSTON NORTH STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, OCT. Ist, 1903. A BRAHAM MVILLIAMS, Ltd. -OL will sell by public auction at their yards, Rangitikei-street, as above, at 1.80 p.m.— 10 first-class dairy cows at the drop (guaranteed) 70 first-class 2|yr quiet springing heifers (good line) 30 2£yr steers 8 prime fat bullocks" 4 yearlings 4 springing heifers 11 2 and Syr steers 180 fat ewes 150 hoggets 100 forward wether? 850 6-tooth wethers 150 fat ewes 600 forward empty ewe 3 850 6-tooth ewes 150 fat ewes

RODGERS & LARCOMB (Lato Gr. M. Mason & Son.) LAND, ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. Send for " Land and Property Guide " (Free.) Office ; Main street "West, Palmerston North. QO acres, all in grass, good dairy farm, iJ *Li nil necessaries ; price Ll3 10s per acre, L3OO cash. 00/j acres, 7-roomed house, woolshed, A/A/tc 12 cowbails ; price Ll2 10s per acre; L9OO cash. 9RO aeroB> good woolshed, rolling £i*j\j land, good grass, close to creamery ; price L 9 per acre ; good terms. 100 acres, good house, cowshed, \-£i£l dairy, 50 cows, \ mile to creamery ; price LlB 10s per acre ; LBOO cash, balance 4J per cent. 1 £\O acres> 6-roome(i house, i mile X.*J\J creamery, good dairy land, price LlB per acre, L9OO cash ; stock at valuation if required. CX O acres' Bra»d dairy farm ; price L 22 O\J per acre, only L 540 cash, balance at 4$ per cent. 1 rj f\ acres, 60 acres flat, balance hilly, JL | \J near creamery, LlO per acre, good terms. . . ■ O C^\ acleSi c} ose to Palmerston; all ,t/ \J necessaries ; price Ll3 10s ; easy terms. . - i)i)/i acres, easy distance to Palmer- £& \J ston; suitable for dairying; price L 9 per acre ; good terms. m acres, all well grassed, house and large outbuildings ; price Ll4 10s per acre ; only LGSO cash; balance 5 per cent. House, 7 rooms, well built and in good order, 2 minutes from Square and station ; only LOSO, : House,. 7 rooms, 4 fireplaces, all conveniences ; only L 530, good terms. House, 6 rooms, newly built, 70 feet by 2 chains deep seotlon ; price L 450, House, 6 rooms, pretty place, L 375, LIOO cash required. 50 feet frontage, 6 rooms, bath,-etc., LSOO, good terms. Sections in Bourke street, from L 5 per foot; sections in Featherston, Albert, Church, Terrace, Ferguson, Eangitikei, College and Cuba streets, and all parts of the town at low prices and easy terms.

SWIFT & CO., Land Agents, Financial Agents, and Valuers, ft O f~\ acres leasehold, 49 acres grassed, O&iVJ 6 paddocks, first-class level and undulating grazing country, 2 miles by good road to creamery, well watered by permanent streams, 4-roomed house, woolshed, sheds, 2 sets yards, r.o.p. at £7 an acre, rent 6s 6d per acre, £800 for goodwill, with 1000 first-class sheep given in. 37/489 QTO acres, 7 paddocks, well watered, OJLO Q-bajlopwshed, 10 acres ploughed, 7-roomed house, pantry, trapshed," cheap at £22 per acre, cash £3*ooo, balance at 5 per cent for 5 or 7 years ; a grand property. 28/411 "I O/~\ acres, very best dairying and XOV7 fattening agricultural land, all ploughable, a mile, from creamery and school, 5-roomed house and outbuildings, a first-class property, price only £14 per acre, cash required £400. 37/488 £*~| acres, all ploughable, 30 acres OX ploughed and in good English grasses, 6 paddocks, 2 acres orchard, 7-1 roomed house, outbuildings, prioe £28 per acre, cash £710, an ideal little dairy farm. 22/362 9 -roomed villa residence, well Bituated,! every convenience, five minutes from Square, three-fifths acre, stable, trapshed, loft, price £9QP, terms easy. 37/486 A very desirable. 7-raQmed villa, S6ft by 1\ chains,' 2" minutes frp'in Square, well situated, high and dry, good outbuildings, every convenience, price £800, terms. 37/489 5 -roomed new house, washhouse, scullery, land 44ft by 2 chains, price £510, cash £335. 30/426 fif -roomed new house, \ acre, 70ft frontage, O a bargain at £300, cash £140. 32 .'446 ALFRED COOK, LAND AGENT, FOXTON. FOR SALE —Bakery business with refreshment room in one of the most flourishing and promising townships in the Manawatu district, business doubling every year, central situation in town and monopoly. Present owner leaving owing to ill health. Price, goodwill, stock-in-trade, as going concern £230; rental only 153 per week for dwellinghouse, shop, and bakehouse. TWO CHEAP PROPERTIES. 136 acres, Levin, all fiat, 20 acres ploughed, good house and outbuildings; creamery one mile. Price L 25 per acre. L7OO cash, balance 5 per cent. 8O acres, near Levin, all flat, 15 acres ploughed, no buildings. Price L 2 10s. Very easy terms. HUDSON & EASTHER, Land and Estate Agents, Levin. HAWKE'S BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. THE 41st Annual Show w}ll be at Hastings on 21st and 22nd October, 1903. £1340 offered in money prizes. Entries olose at Napier on Wednesday, 7th October. W. F. J. ANDERSON, Secretary. LANE'S EMULSION. ■"3 Your doctor knows the formula. ; Ask him if it would be good for you. He orders Lane's Emulsion for bad colds, chronic coughs, , bronchitis, weak lungs, weak system, consumption. Your doctor understands how it soothes and heals. Chemists and Stores sell : it. 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. Moit people buy the lari?e size. 64 FOR SALE. ABOUT g4 acres on James' Line dose to Palaierston N,, well grassed, and has houso on property. Apply to BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, Palnierston North NORTH. ISLAND BACON COMPANY. NOTICE TO FARMERS. "VTOTICE is hereby given that Mr -131 Moffatt has severed hia connection with the North Island Bacon Company. The North Island Bacon Company are cash buyers of Prime Bacon Pigs. Letters addressed to J. Dender, shop manager, Palmerston North ; H. Bartlett, Company's buyer, Rata; or to the secretary, R. T. Clarke, "Wood ville, will receive prompt attention. I The Thoroughbred Stallion GIPSY KING WILL travel the Eangitikei and Manawatu districts this season. Gipsy King is the sire of the champion hurdler Wiiwera and many others. Gipsy King's ' stock won L 1666 in stakes last season. L 4 single mare. For further particulars see cards or owner or groom in charge. R. HUMPHRIES, Feilding. There is no danger whatever from lockjaw or biood poison resulting from a wpund when Chamberlain's Pain Balm is promptly applied. It is an antiseptic and destroys the germs which cause these diseases. It also causes wounds to heal without maturation and in one4hird the time required by the usual treatment. Sold by U.F.C.A. A