Page 16 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 69, 23 March 1937, Page 16

J. C. HUTTON (NX) LTD. DOTEBS OP PHUIE BACON PIGS, ■ D CHOPPEBS AND PORKERS. D. ABBESS, ‘phono 6540, Palmerston N. b! HOOK, ’phono 80, Shannon. H. Webb, 'phono 8575, Palmerston N. J. V. WALTON, 'phone 42D, Ashhurst. J. BLONDEN, ’phone 13D, Halcombe. 8. LIGGINS, 'phono 2502, Dannevirke. B. FOSTER, 'Phono 71, Eongotea.

AUCTION SALBS SPECIAL FRUIT AUCTION TO-DAY 10.30 TO-DAY 500 “ CASES - 500 NEW SEASON’S FRUIT including:— Peaches, Pears, Apples, Grapes, Pumpkins, Kumeras, Melons and Vegetables in Season. 12 Noon.—Special Easter Poultry Sale. Special entries too numerous to mention. FUBTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. Outside Buyers Operating. 12.30 p.m.—Special Sale of 150 p.b. W.L. PULLETS from best laying a train. NO RESERVE. C. N. RABONE, Auctioneer. i PULLETS PULLETS T\ A.C. will sell at their Mart, Kingsway and Queensway, at 12.30 p.m. TO-DAY 1 CA PJB. W.L. PULLETS from best Laying Strain. NO BESEBVE. NO EESEEVE. PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. TO-DAY TUESDAY, MABCH 23rd, 1937. At 11.30 a.m. SHEEP—--300 LA.MBS, 100 m.s. lambs, 40 ewe lambs. 40 wether lambs. 180 m.a. ewes (1 earmark), 2 f.m. S.D. rams, 100 m.s. lambs, 170 shorn wether lambs. PIGS—--14 weaners, 19 weaners, 5 slips, 16 good weaners. 40BSES—--1 aged mare (staunch), 1 7-yr.-old spring cart mare (broken to all work.) Aeeount F. Godinagjh Estate, — 1 light draught mare, 4-yr.-old., all work. NOTE.—Be Dipping of Sheep: All sheep offered in the saleyards will oo subject to the annual Government inspection. ashhubst sale. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24th, 1937. At 12.30 p.m. T} ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD. U (Inc. in Eng.) will sell as above in MR. W. CURRIE’S Yards:— 10 FAT EWES, 6 fat wethers, 12 fat *“ lambs, 2 1-sh. S.D. rams, 4 f.m. S.D. rams, 15 Jersey cross heifers r.w.b., 12 fat and forward cows. Also: 1 young sheep and cattle heading dog (trial)

ashhurst sale. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24th, 1937, At 11.15 a.m. Sharp. 1 P*o 5- YB - EWES, 45 sh. ewes, 50 b.f. lambs, 30 wr. lambs, 100 wether lambs, 40 b.f. lambs. 58 6-th. and 4-yr. ewes, 25 fat and store cows, 6 weaner pigs. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD. MASTERTON STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24th, 1937, At 11 a.m. (sharp.) SHEEP—OO B.F. LAMBS, 15 fat ewes, 27 shorn vi r . lambs, 30 ewe lambs, 16 fat wethers, 250 a.m. ewes, 40 b.f. lambs, 160 w.w. lambs, 250 2-th. ewes, 80 s.m. ewes, 100 b.f. lambs, 330 6-th. ewes, 120 4-th. ewes, 150 age marked 4-yr. ewes, 5 1-sh. S.D. rams. PIGS—--30 wcaners, 6 slips. HORSES — 1 g-jr.-old. chestnut mare (harness and saddle.) NOTE.—Re Dipping of Sheep: All sheep offered in the saleyards will be subject to the annual Government inspection LAND FOR SALE FOR SALE. 2 ACRES first-class land with con venient 5-roomed dwelling, situated on Napier Road, 4J miles from Palmerston North Post Office; outbuildings comprise wash-house, cowbail, pig sty, hay shed, motor shed, etc. Handy to school; running two cows all yeai round. Price £850; caah required £250. Balance at 4| per cent. For further particulars address at Times Office. GOING CONCERN. rjA ACRES, good home, including 40 cows, 10 heifers, 1 bull, 20 pigs. Machines, separator, etc. Close to Pal merston North. Price £33 per acre. Closing an estate. —J. L. Bennett, Ltd., Bole Agents, Phone 6261. TjXJK BALE, 56 acres (near P.N.) in * good grass, 6 roomed house and outbuildings. Will consider house in P.N. as part payment. Price £45 per acre. D. D. Cnrrio & Co. y EABEUOLD acres best land. 64 heavy stock, also pigs and implements. Going concern—£l27s. Ale*. J. Geary, Feilding. 900 Acres 6 miles from Woodville, undulating to easy hills, chiefly ploughable. Ideal mixed farm. Good 4 roomed dwelling, cow bails and necessary farm buildings. At present carrying 40 cows, 12 bea'l dry stock and 150 •beep. Carrying capacity can be easily improved. This is a cheap proposition at the price, £ls per acre. For terms and full particulars apply to R. R. Johnston, Land and Estate Agent, Woodville.