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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6944, 25 June 1929, Page 12

40 Cow Fann r\F 105 acres Bainesse District. Thi land is all level, watered by windmills and sub-divided into thirteen paddocks by good wire fences. A goou house of six rooms with electric light, also a complete range of outbuildings. This farm is only on the market for a short time and at £39 per acre is a great snip. For full particulars apply PALM DAIRY CO. LTD. Phone 6510. Private 6159. We also have a herd of 60 Jersey cross cows for sale. Inspection invited.

AUCTION SALES 720 ACRES FREEHOLD LANDj NEAR HALCOMBE. "PRACTICALLY all in grass; flat and £ undulating country bounded by two roads (back and front.) Subdivided into 20 paddolks, watered by creeks and darns. About 200 acres been ploughed. The carrying capacity is estimated at two ewes in present condition, and the property is capable of much improvement. Buildings comprise: 8-roomed houso, 4-stall stable, woolshed, sheep yards, dip, 2-roomed whare, implement shed and all necessary outbuildings. PRICE: £23 per acre. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS LTD. PALMERSTON NORTH. " ashhurst stock sale ■VYEDNESDAY, 26th. JUNE, 1029 At 11.30 a.m. 'ABRAHAM and WILLIAMS, Ltd, will sell in their Yards as above:— 150 M.A. Ewes r.w. S.D. Rams. SO Fat Lambs GO WJ. Wether Lambs. 35 Wether Lambs. 27 B.F. Lambs 25 W.F. Lambs. 20 Fat Ewes. 10 Fat Wethers. 8 Springing Cows. 4 Dairy Cows. 4 Store Cows. 4 Weaner Heifers. 2 Springing Heifers. IJNRESEVED At the Farm, SHANNON. THURSDAY, JUNE 27th, 1929, At 11 a.m. ■jV/TESSRS ABRAHAM AND WIL LIAMS LTD., having received instructions from F. BRYANT ESQ. (who has sold his property), will sell as above:— inn J EBSEY AET> JERSEY-CROSS LUv COWS, due factory dates to Jersey bulls. 27 springing heifers (Jersey) 20 yearling Jersey heifers 3 Jersey bulls 4 medium draught horses (s.r.) 2 stock ponies 1 Storrie ridger and drain plough 10 sows 4 boars 30 store pigs NOTE.—The above herd has been under test and extensively culled. The average from factory returns last season was £2O 10/-, so that intending purchasers can buy with every confidence. Calving dates will be given at sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SUBDIVTSIONAL LAND SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. RICH DAIRYING LAND, on THURSDAY, JUNE 27th, 1929. At 2.15 p.m. In ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD.’S Produce Hall, Grey Street, Palmerston North, under instructions from Mr. G. CRAW:— 305 ACRES subdivided into three farms of S 3, 103 and 118 acres. Situated about 14 miles from Tokomaru Railway Station, school, store, etc., ; and 2 miles from dairy factory. Rich drained flax swamp land. Each farm watered by artesian. Well drained, deep drainage. Kindly friable soil. Part ploughed and part surface cultivated and sown in grass. Has been carrying stock for many years. The high quality of the soil in this district is a matter of common knowledge. Excellent dairying land with a heavy carrying capacity. This district is developing rapidly. There are a number of dairy fanners in this locality and new homes are now nndcr construction on small dairy farms recently puri chased. TERMS: 5 per cent, on the fall of the hammer, 10 per cent, in six months, or buildings to that value, balance five years at 6 per cent. Possession: 10th July, 1929. For further particulars apply to— Messrs. Hankins, Fitzherbert and Abraham, Solicitors, Oscar Monrad & Son, Racing Club Building, Rangitikei St. or Abraham & Williams, Ltd., Auctioneers, Palmerston North. THE MANAWATU FARMERS' FREEZING AND BACON CO., LTD. TRUCKING DATES: FEILDING—Monday, May 13th. HALCOMBE—Tuesday, May 14th. BUYERS: Palmerston Nth., J. Candy, Phone 7041 Feilding, W. Bicker*. Phone 32r. Bongotea, W. Davison. Piss* 41d. rpHE LATEST—Raisin Bread 6d loaf, at Dustins. This Bread is the very latest addition to household delicacies.