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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6269, 24 July 1907, Page 10

I'ornuf;.’. Lincoln, and Shroppedigrec shorthorn bull ills all (3yrs upwards) 1 1 u 10 fat LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Note. —The Auctioneers wish to call attention to ihe good quality of the stock to be offered at this sale. Coaches will meet North and South Trains at Palmerston North. PALMERSTON STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, JULY 25th, 1907. A BRUIAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., XX and GORTON AND SON, will sell at 12.39 n.m. as abort — 150 good 4 and G-tooth ewes, in lamb to Shropshire rams 200 first-class owes, in lamb to Romney rams 200 2,4, and G-tooth ewes, in lamb to Lincoln rams GO fat ewes 101 l forward ewes 40(1 good f.m. ewes, in lamb to Shropshire rams 350 hoggets 159 prime fat wethers (in lots to suit purchasers)150 4-year ewes, in lamb 75 good mixed woolly lambs 75 prime fat turnip-fed ewes 50 fat ewes 290 empty ewes 60 fat wethers 8 cows (mostly early calvers) 90 mixed yearlings 8 tat cows 10 fat bullocks 15 forward bullocks 25 springing heifers 60 12 to 15-months steers GGB LEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, 2Gth JULY, 1907. Abraham and williams, ltd., will sell at 12.30 p.m.— C good weaner heifers 8 prime fat cows 8 prime heifers 2 purebred Jersey cows A coves, in milk ■|U ewes, in lamb, CO fat ewes , t 0 fat wethers 130 hoggets 100 good Romney ewes, in lamb 200 good woolly hoggets 20 apple trees IMI’ORIvYnt' UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OP HIGH-CLASS DAIRY STOCK. HORSES, - PIGS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC. WEDNESDAY, 31st JULY, 1907. At the Farm, Silverley’s Corner of Ncwbt j ry Line, Palmerston North. At 12 Noon Sharp. A BRAIIAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Jr\ a ill sell on account of Air James Sherman, who has disposed of his property— inn Superior dairy cows, chiefly X-Alf August and September culvers. -A Breeding sows and store pigs. Horses, machinery, farm implements, tools and sundries, j^cte—Mr Skcrman has been dairying for over 35 vears without intermission, and has one of the finest herds of DairyCows in the colony. Last season the average return for 100 cows was close on ,£l2 per cow for milk alone. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 709 WYLIE BROS,, 11. FEATHE RSTON ST„ WELLINGTON “I QA ACHES, 3 miles from New PlyXOvf uouth; two-thirds ploughable; fenced, subdivided, well watered; 8-room-©d dwelling, outbuildings. Price, £l2 10s per acre. £3OO cash; balance 5 per cent. ACHES, Masterton; 300 acres in OviU grass; fenced, subdivided into 6 paddocks, well watered; 6-roomed dwelling, outbuildings, etc. Price, £6 15s per acre. Terms; .£BOO cash. 1 ad ACHES, Pahotu; 180 acres grass; X*iO will carry 60 cows; 5-roomed dwelling and outbuildings; half-mile from school and creamery. Price. £S per aero. £4AO cash. KO ACHES, Eltham; all grassed; flat Xu.4 land; 5-roomed dwelling, 15-bail cowshed, etc.; 2£ miles from school, creamery, and town. Price, .£23 per aero. <£lso cash. no ACHES. Feilding; all been ploughi/C? ed; subdivided into 5 paddocks, well, watered; 4r-rocmed ‘ dwelling, stable, loft, cow-bails, sheep-yards, etc. Price, £l9 per acre. BUTCHERY BUSINESS (City); large shop, living rooms, horse, cart, etc.; ; trade, 10 bodies, 70 sheep, 20 pigs, and 5 , calves weekly. Mostly cash trade. Low rent. Price, £750 for plant, goodwill, etc. PASTRYCOOK AND CATERER’S BUSINESS (Main street. City); large shop, living and tea-rooms, bakehouse, modern electric plant, etc. Rent, £4, Turnover. £4500. A sure fortune to business man with £550 capital. A BARGAIN IN DAIRY FARMS. -j -j ACRES, some of the richest land i iOU in the North Island; highly im- | proved, up-to-date buildings; 1 mile from a butter factory, school, post office, and : railway. The farm is dairying 70 cows. Onlv £SOO wish required; good terms for; the‘balance. Apply pharp to HARE AND DAVIDSON, Land Agents, Pahiatua, J