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Manawatu Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 280, 4 December 1907, Page 8

THUKSDAY, DECEMBER sth, At 10.30 a.m. HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED have been favoured with instructions from Messrs Slieate & Sons to sell, Without Reserve, the whole of the Tuki Tuki Sheep, Cattle, Implements, and Furniture, as above— 8300 6 and Bth ewes, with lambs, in lots from 300 to 500 1500 4th wethers 1200 4th maiden ewes, Border-Leicester cross 500 maideu ewes, Down cross 2100 2th wethers 2000 2th ewes 100 lams 494 cows, with calves, in lots 155 3yr steers 196 2yr steers 180 3yr heifers 360 yearling steers and heifers 9 milkers 13 bulls (8 Hereford, 2 Polled Angus, 3 Shorthorns) FRIDAY, 6th, at 10.30 a.m. 40 horses All station implements, tools, etc. Drags will leave post office, Hastings, on each day of the sale at 9.15 am. Tickets on application. Luncheon provided. J. A. MILLER, Auctioneer.

L STOCK SALES. 1 N.Z.b. & M. CO.. LTD. i PALMERSTON: Thursday, Deo. 5. ; 600 4-th shorn wethers, 250 4, 6, and f.f.m. ewes with lambs at foot (a good line), 270 4-th shorn wethers, 100 ewes with lambs, 150 ewes with 100 per cent, lambs, 800 2-th ewes, 60 ewes and lambs. 11 yearling steers, 14 empty cows, 9 yearling heifers, 6 2yr heifers, 6 2yr steers, 3 3yr heifers, 1 18mos bull, 15 2 to 2iyr steers, 12 3yr empty heifers, 5 ' cows with calves, 5 cows in calf, 2 fat cows, 50 Shorthorn bullocks, 50 3Jyr bullocks, 8 18mos Jersey heifers (good), , 12 springing cows, 12 empty heifers, 1 Shorthorn bull, 100 yearling to 2yr steers, IUO yearling to 2yr P. A. steers. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., 1 and GORTON & SON. PALMERSTON, Thursday, Deo. 5. 1 250 yearling to 2yr steers 100 yearling to 2yr heifers, 50 18mos to 2yr heifers, 12 15mos heifers, 35 12 to 15mos heifers, 25 mixed yearlings, 10 forward cows, 10 empty heifers, 5 fat cows, 20 3yr bullocks. 600 4-th wethers,"so prime fpt shorn wethers, 160 ewes with lambs, iOO ewes with 100 per cent lambs, 250 ewes with 100 per cent lambs. On account of Mr S. R. Lancaster: 30 first-class cows in milk and springing, mostly grade Jerseys, and all guaranteed. MANAWATU AUCTIONEERS' ASSOCIATION. FEILDING: Friday, Deo. 6, 11.80. 100 Lincoln ewe hoggets (good line), 30 4-th maiden-ewes, 50 mixed hoggets; without reserve. 200 4-th shorn wethers, 150 shorn ewes, 300 ewe hoggets (woolly), 300 wether hoggets (woolly), 150 ewe 3 and lambs, 100 ewe hoggets (good line), 200 good wether hoggets, 60 fat ewes. 50 2yr steers, 4 18mos heifers, 10 wellbred Hereford cows in calf. GORTON & SON. BULLS: Monday, December 9, At 1.30 p.m. 4 store cows, 8 fat cows, 4 forward cows 180 chiefly 4th ewee with lambs, 300 fat and forward lambs, 200 f.m. ewes, 100 4th ewes (good line), 50 ewes with lambs, 50 well bred LincolD ewes, 20 well bred Lincoln ewe lambs, 20 well bred Lincoln ram lambs, 20 wether lambs, 1 4th Lincoln ram, 1 6th Romney ram 6 store pigs On account of Mr J. E. Walker: 12 5 to 6yr old spring carters. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd. WOODVILLE: Monday, Dee. 9, 1 p.m. 30 15mos heifers, 36 mixed yearlings, 12 good 2% to 3yr steers, 3 empty forward cows, 4 2yr steers. 100 shorn ewes with 100 per cent lambs. RAUMAI: Tuesday, Deo. 10,1 p.m 20 18mos heifers, 15 store cows, 40 3yr steers, 25 2yr heifers, 12 yearlings, 20 2yr steers, 4 4yr bullocks, 8 yearlings, 6 empty heifers, 5 fat cows. 50 fat ewes, 40 woolly hoggets, 50 fat ewes, 200 mixed hoggets.

BARTON & AYLMER. Land, Stock, and Commission Agents, FEILDING, Draw attention to the following:—■ A NICE HOMESTEAD, together with 300 odd acres of land. Easy drive from Feilding, Palmerston North or Ashhurst railway stations. The land is a good heavy quality and was originally heavily timbered. All ploughable (when stumped), 80 acres already ploughed. Well watered and divided into seven paddocks. The dwelling is a most desirable one, consisting of 10 rooms conveniently arranged. Hot and cold water and gas fitted throughout. Washhouse fitted with tubs eto. Loose box, trapshed, harness and feed rooms, dairy, woolshed, and yards. The grounds, which are very tastefully laid off, enhance the beauty of the property considerably. In fact, anyone wanting a really comfortable home and easy workable farm should view this property before purchasing elsewhere. Intending buyers driven to inspect by appointment. Price, £26 per acre. Telophone 153. P.O. Box 69.

tt. E. OWEN, M.E.C'Y.S. VETERINARY SURGEON. Office: H. J. Woodfield's Manawatu Stables. Telephone 112. Correspondence addressed to W oodfield's Stables, Palmersto North, will receive prompt attention. Horse dentistry peciality. Palmerston and P sales attended