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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1136, 8 December 1893, Page 5

HORSE SALE; .V'i f SATURDAY- 9?h DECEMBER. ABRAHAM *AND WILtiAMS Will seti bjf public atidtidn as abovd— Draught horses Harness horses* aiid hacks. ) Vehicles and farmers’ produce* Special E’jffiißS. ' Tho well-known hurdle horse Unity, dyrs, in training 1 (with engagements) 1 first-class double-seated buggy Butter worker, kerosene stove, washing machine (on account of whom it may concern) 2 quarter-casks vinegar. ■ft ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, '3Bl Auctioneers. THURSDAY, 21st DECEMBER, i ■v AT THEIR SALEYARDS, Palmerston North. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS have received instructions from Mr G. J. Lewis to sell by public auction— His comfortable dairy farm, comprising 55 acres of first-class land, situated within four miles of Palmerston North, and within half a mile of creamery, school, &c. The land is all in good grass, fenced and - subdivided into five paddocks. Buildings comprise seven-roomed house, stable, cowshed, &c. .£SOO can be left on mortgage if required. Sale at 1 p.m. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, 382 Auctioneers. FOR SALE. —Owing to owner’s ill-hea th, a very snug Farm, comprising 290 acres of good land, situated about seven miles from Woodville, and i two and a half from the Matahiwi Railway Station. The property is all in grass and well subdivided. Buildings comprise two good houses, dairy, cowshed, etc., etc. The property is within one mile of a dairy factory, school and blacksmith’s shop. Terms can be arranged. This property oan ' also be sold in two blocks of 150 acres and 140 acres respectively. For price and further particulars apply to Abraham and Williams, almerston North. 479 FOR SALE. —A large number of very rich grazing farms, ranging from 25 to 250 ... acres, situated in the Kairanga, from two to six miles from Palmerston North. These properties are well improved, and could all be ’‘ploughed for a very small outlay. They are eminently suitable for dairying purposes, the grass growiug luxuriantly for nine months in ; the year. The establishment of dairy factories by the Provincial Farmers’ Association, hoW successfully floated, must, undoubtedly enchance the value of land in this district to a very large extent. Terms to suit pur- . flfcftsers. FPR SALE—A BARGAIN. A comfortable little farm of 65 acres pf firstclass land, situated in the Fitzherbert Dis•.trict, about 1£ miles from school and railway . Must be sold owing to owner’6 ill-health. Tyro-thirds of the purchase money can remain ;iW sSw Jr per cept. frm, -£759- ' , Alap, £9O acres., & first-sMss ybeep r,p#> in the Pohawgiffl* ; >2OO acres in good roomed bouse, sheep yard?, concrete dip, orchard, Ac, Price, £3 5s per aero, Jsa*y terms. ' Apply sharp to ABRAHAM A WILLIAMS, 39 Palmerston North. THE UNITED FARMERS’ ALLIANCE (Limited). ? WELLINGTON, WANGANUI and PALMERSTON NORTH. London Agents : yr. WEDDEL & CO., 16, St Helen’s Place. ■T'Hfi ALLIANCE offer Special Facilities for %e SHIPMENT Qf WOOL and other' Produce. All dtqwgeg on the Lowest Scale. Liberal Cash Advances made on growing clips of wool free of commission. INSURANCE : fife and Marine Insurance at Lowest Rates. WOOL SEASON, 1893-4. IHE UNITED FARMERS’ ALLIANCE have arranged to hold their WOOL SALES in LAERY & CO.’S WAREHOUSE, WILLIS {9TREET, on the following dates ; December 1, December f 9, January 26, 1894, March 2, 1894. Clients are requested to furnish particulars at an early date of any wool they may wish to ffer. Advances free of commission against wool for local sale or shipment. THE UNITED FARMERS’ ALLIANCE (Limited), 2 Willis street. FOR SALE. Pure-bred' Ayrshire cows. Half-bred Ayrshire cows. : Three-quarter-bred bulls. Pure-bred! Ayrshire bulls, from best'Ayrshires in New Zealand. THE stock accustomed to hilly and fiat land ; good profitable animals. Purchasers can see them by appoin : .ANDREW LUFFj