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Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 43, 21 February 1938, Page 12

TAYLOR & POINTON LIMITED. ’PHONE 5065. 223 BANGITIKEI STBEET, Agents for J. & E. Hali Ltd., England, offer The Hallmark of Quality, Efficiency, Value and Dependability —in EEFEIG BEATING MACHINEKY. AUCTION SALES J. L BENNETT, Lm“ SALES PENDING FRUIT SALE AT THE MART, DAILY AT 10 O’CLOCK. SPECIAL PULLET SALE AT THE MAIfT, TUESDAY, AT 1.30. FURNITURE SALE AT THE MART, TUESDAY AT 2.30. SALE FURNITURE & PROPERTY OTAKI, WEDNESDAY. GIGANTIC SALE TIMBER AND IRON, Demolition College Street School, 20 6 x 6 Totara Posts, 20 Totara and Hardwood Strainers. ON THE SITE, THURSDAY". AT 1 P.M. POULTRY AND FURNITURE SALE, At the Mart, THURSDAY’, 1 p.m. SATURDAY, 36th.—SALE FURNITURE AND DAIRY HERD, KAIRANGA ROAD. WEDNESDAY’, MARCH 2nd. IMPOTANT SALE FURNITURE, RUSSELL STREET, On Account GORDON WICKES. SATURDAY, March 6th. CLEARING SALE, FURNITURE, ROY STREET. OTHER SALES LATER DATE:— CLEARING SALE, KEELING ST. CLEARING SALE, WOOD ST. CLEARING SALE, WOODVILLE. Book your sale with Palmerston North’s Leading Auctioneer. Every department of our business is handled by experts. RONGOTEA SALE. WEDNESDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY, 1938, At 12.30 p.m. AA FAT COWS, 20 store cows, 20 war. heifers, 80 pigs (stores, weaners and porkers), 30 b.f. lambs, 90 s.m. ewes. EKETAHUNA EWE FAIR To be Held EKETAHUNA SALEYAKDS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, 1938, At 11.30 a.m. Sharp. rrruYO 2-TH TO 5-YK. BREEDING dWU EWES ( to be drafted.) 250 shorn wether lambs, 30 ewe lambs.

WANTED TO LEASE TX7ANTED TO LEASE, house -with VV few acres, near Feilding preferred. Write “Times” Office. FARMS FOR SALE TjK)R SALE, 13 acres, all flat, the best of soil, good 5-roomed house and outbuildings. Rates £3. Stock 10 cows, bull and all connected with the farm. Price £ISOO the lot. Close tp Palmerston North. Apply D. D. Currie and Co., Palmerston North. AND THIS IS IN MANAWATU. T\AIRY Farm of 60 acres, milking 40 cows and carrying young stock, and horses, producing 850*0 to 9000 lbs. butterfat per annum. 4-roomed cottage, milking shed, etc. Good artesian water supply. Price for freehold of this property is only ..." £I6BO with £SOO to £6OO cash. ... The first man with the cash to inspect this property WILL EUY IT. W. S. LONG. BANGITIKEI STREET PALMERSTON NORTH. 36 ACRES RICH KAIRANGA FARM Only four miles from Palmerston North City on main highway. Nice Home of 5 —6 rooms. Every town con* venience. Fully equipped farm buildings. Well sheltered and water in every paddock. A great little property; will dairy 30 cows easily. £I,OOO deposit will secure this farm where the purchaser can enjoy all city advantages. KENNETH McDONALD LAND SPECIALIST, PALMERSTON NORTH. A SNIP. OQA ACRES, 2 sheep and cattle couutry. In 3 sections of about 130 acres each. Centrally situated, close to Palmerston North, Feilding and small towns. Well subdivided and watered; portions ploughable; nice shelter bush. No buildings. Price £l4/10/- per acre. Full particulars from Victor E. Smith, Estate Agent, Feilding.

A G reat Little farm. £67—GOING CONCERN—£G7. rZA Acres all rich flat land, great sole of rye and clover. Carrying 40 cows, 1 bull, 7 heifers, 7 weaners, 75 lambs, 2 horses. 17 paddocks, all watered, good fences and gates. Good 5-rmd. house, electric light, every convenience. Milking shed 3-cow plant. Adjoining j railway station, $ mile school. Cream I collected. Full range of implements. Owner retiring. Further particulars from FRED. JACKSON 53 Rangitikei Street. SPRING- FASHION A well-dressed woman walked into the milliners shop and asked for the manageress. “I see from your advertisement, ” she said, “that you have just received two thousand hats from Paris. 1 1 “That is so, madam.’ * Good, ’* said the woman, as she removed her hat. “I wish to try them on. ”