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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6945, 26 June 1929, Page 12

40 Cow Farm 105 acres Bainesse District. Tht land is all level, watered by windmills and sub-divided into thirteen paddocks by good wire fences. A good 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. Private 6159. Phone 6510. We also have a herd of 60 Jersey cross sows for sale. Inspection invited.

AUCTION SALES 720 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND NEAR HALCOMBE. PRACTICALLY all in grass; flat and undulating country bounded _ by two roads (back and front.) Subdivided J 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 comjjrise: S-roomcd house, 4-stall stable, woolshed, sheep yards, dip, 2-roomcd wharc, implement shed and all necessary outbuildings. PRICE: £23 per acre. !*•*” ABRAHAM k WILLIAMS LTD. PALMERSTON NORTH. ASHHUEST STOCK SALE~ TO-DAY At 11.30 a.m. 'ABRAHAM and WILLIAMS, Ltd, ** will sell in their Yards as above:— 130 M.A. Ewes t.w. S.D, Rams. 80 Eat Lambs 60 W.F. 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. 4 dairy cows 1 heifer at drop £. fwd. cows tfRESEVED BEARING gALE. At the Farm, SHANNON. THURSDAY, JUNE 27th, 1929, At 11 a.m. TV/lESSES ABRAHAM AND WIL LIAMS LTD., having received instructions from F. BRYANT ESQ. (who has sold his property), will sell as above:— -jAA JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS 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. |JNEESERVED (REARING gALE. On the Farm, m. ’.MILTON’S LINE TIAKITAHUNA. FRIDAY, JUNE 28th, 1929. At 12.30 p.m. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS LTD., will sell on account of MR M. A. CLELAND, whose property has been sold, as above: — QA JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSSS COWS, July and August calvers. 3 yearling heifers 1 pedigree bull, 3-years 1 aged horse, all work 1 p.b. Tamworth boar 2 Berkshire sows, one with litter; 8 extra good store pigs tattle dog (sjt.), spring dray, harness, 5 new milk cans, tools and sundries, 14 tons good baled hay, 1 acre mangolds. NOTE. —The cows arc in tip-pop condition, and full particulars, tests, etc., will be given at the sale. CHOICE KAIKANGA DAIRY FARM vqr SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ME. C. WOODLEY’S ESTATE OF 79 acres, 3 roods, 31 perches, will bo offered in Abraham & Williams’ Produce Hall, Grey Street, Palmerston North, on THURSDAY, 27th JUNE, 1929, at 2.30 P.M. The property rs situated on Rangitikei Line on asphalt road, 31 miles from Palmerston North, school i mile and Newbury Cheese Factory on property. Rich land, heavy skin of English grasses, 16 paddocks, well watered. House of C rooms, washhouse, elestrie light, storeroom, man’s room, jaigc cowshed with concrete floor and large concrete yard, 4-eow plant, electric power. These go with the property. Extensive pig-houses, large steam cooker, motor lorry, trap sheds, stable and implement shed. TERMS: 5 per cent, on • the fall of the hammer, 20 per cent, on 11th July, 1929, when possession will bo given. The property is subject to a Government Sinking Fund Mortgage of originally £3OOO. Balance five years at 6 per cent. For further particulars apply to: — Hankins, Fitzherbert & Abraham, Solicitors, Oscar Mourad & Son, and Abraham & Williams, all of Palmerston North.