IDEAL STUD SHEEP FARM pfrn ACEES practically all ploughable, exceptionally well fenced into 10 paddocks, well watered by permanent streams; wintered 65 dairy cows, 400 grown sheep, 3 horses; 6roomed house, also cottage, cowshed, motorshed, woolshed, stables, dip; good orchard. PEICE £25 acre. £IOOO cash. C. H. WHITEHEAD ESTATE AGENT, PALMERSTON NORTH.
auction sales gALE. WTrrR.OKTNro ROAD, FOXTON. WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 6th, 1929, At 11.30 a.m. p K. WOODROOFE has been fav-j oured with instructions from MRS A. COYNE, to sell the whole of her Household Furniture, Farm Implements, etc., which includes—--1 sideboard, piano, extension table, pictures, linos., Morris chairs, oval mantel, Singer sewing machine, duchess, chest of drawers, wardrobe, beds and wires, 30 English law books, book case, writing desk, chairs, tables, hall stand, crockery, kitchen utensils, meat safe, Methven stand and copper, No. 1 Shacklock range, chip boiler, 90-gallon sepfrator, milk vat and tubs, churn, 12 gallon copper, chest of carpenters’ tools, garden tools, lawn mower, tennis net, motor shed. : Also, — _ I 9 coulter Massey-Harris drill, discs, j set 3-leaf tyne harrows with bar, heavy farm harness, etc. - PALM BACON FACTORY iIIIAOK We are now receiving dressed pigs at the factory sid lb. TRUCKING: Shannon: TUESDAY February 26th. TUESDAY March 12th 10 a.m. Buyer: J. PIROVINO, Shannon. PHONE 5560. Maire Otreet. Private Curing a Specialty. A. E. HANSEL, Proprietor. Sheep Farm for Lease QKA ACRES good hill bush country, i7OO 20 m jj es f rom good stock market, railway station, etc., by motor roads. All in grass except 20 acres standing bush. 3-roomed house, shearing shed with machines, good yards and dip. All rideable country. Property stocked for winter as follows: 600 ewes, 730 wethers, 300 lambs, 160 3year -old cattle. Owner will lease with a Purchasing Clause for 5 years at 10/6 per acre rent, P.C. at £lO/10/-. Stock to be taken at valuation. Apply at once for particulars to — N. E. GIFFORD AGENT, FEILDING. A COMPACT FARM Of 169 acres, suitable dairying or fattening lambs. All in grass, 40 acres being new grass, will dairy 80 cows and young stock or carry 400 ewes and fatten all lambs, pactically all ploughablo, 100 acres been ploughed, post and wire fences, 10 paddocks, handy good factory, cream collected, close to school, Rural mail. 8-roomed house, bathroom, hot and cold water, electric light, 8bail cowshed, electric motor power, stable, motorshed small woolshed, implement shed, sheltered by plantation. PRICE £32/10/-. Terms arranged . J. P. FALCONER AND CO. 12 BANGITIKEI STREET.
For the Kiddies’ Room. OSr> DON’T dump discarded furniture into the kiddies’ room. Only the best will do for it. Come and inspect our furniture and furnishings for the Tiny Tots. Comfort, and quality are it. Once you have seen it, you will want to buy. Make your kiddies’ room as attractive as your guest room. Prices are within reach of the small income. MOUNSEY & CO * AUCTIONEERS, ' 20 RANGITIKEI STREET, Palmerston North.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6851, 5 March 1929, Page 12
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