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Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 537, 30 August 1897, Page 3

JOHN M OWL EM ani CO., STOCK AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, GRAIN & SEED MERCHANTS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT 3, MASTERTON and PAHIATUA. Agents for— Massey-Htissev Co., Lid., implements; China Traders Insurance Coy, Marine; Graham’s Permanent Foot ltDt Cure; Hartley’s Hogget Drench; nnd Rouse and Tlurrcll’s Vehicles. On Silo— Oats, Chaff, Potatoes, Wheat, and all classes of farm prodace. Clearing out sales conducted in any part of the district at lowest rates of commission. Valuations undertaken. PAHIATUA FARMERS’ AS* SOCIATION. FORTNIGHTLY SALE AT THE YARDS, MANGATAINOKA STREET (Behind Town Hall), FRIDAY, SEPTEMDER 3, 1H97, at one p.m. J. MOWLEM and CO. will sell on behalf of the Pahiatua Farmers’ Association — *» 12 2-yr steers 15 yearlings 4 springing heifers 20 weaners 21 weaner stoers 50 yearlings 40 2-yr steers, subject to private sale 100 hoggets 50 fat wethers 25 fat wethers 150 woolly lambs 50 shorn do. IGO 4-tooth wethers 40 4-tooth wethers 250 lambs, good 35 fat wethers SO empty forward ewes Entres invited. Entries received by E. 13. HARE, Secretary P.F.A., Ltd. Helps and Co.’s office, Main-street, or the auctioneer, ALEX. WALKER.

MISCELLANEOUS & PRODUCE| SALE. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, at 1.80 p.ui. JMOWLEM and CO. , will soil — 1 pair seagulls 5 cwt bacon and hams 2 crates tea Also, — A special consignment from Wellington consisting of eight-day shilling clocks, butcher knives, tumblers, spirit levels, lamps (assorted), nickel watches, boots, and other goods too numerous to mention. The above goods will be on view on Friday.

Messrs moyvlem and co. have received instructions from Mr J. McCarthy to sell on MONDAY, 6th September, at 1.60 p.m., at his farm, Kaitawa Road—(Firstly) the leasehold of his property, consisting of 14 acres of first-class land, with 7-roomed house, outbuildings, and everything necessary for working a dairy farm ; good shelter plantations and an orchard in full profit. The lease of above has 16 years to run, with right of renewal, and is subject to compensation clauses, if purchaser thinks fit to give it up at end of lease. —(Secondly) the lease of 146 acres of good grazing land adjoining the above, term expiring in six years from next January ; no rent payable for the six years, only taxes. The purchaser of this section has also the right of renewal. The above properties are only two miles from a creamery and two miles from Fahiatua. They are well watered, being one of the most compact dairy farms in the district. Also, —His herd of firstclass cows, consisting of 65 dairy cows, 62yearlings; 3 first class draught horses, ‘2 good hacks, 1 brood inare ; 1 milk cart and harness, 1 gig, harness and horse, 6 tip drays, several sets dray harness, 1 first-class wagon, suitable for wool or timber, contractor’s scoop ; also tools too numerous to insert. The above sale is one of the best ever held in this district, and gives a grand opportunity to anyone of securing a suitable home.

fj . MOWLEM and CO. hive received instructions from Messrs Porter Bros, to sell on their farm, Tune, about tho middle of September, the whole of their dairy stock and utensils. Full particulars will be advertised in a future issue.

FOR SALE. DAIRY FARM comprising 100 acres. All in grass and divided by good fences into four paddocks. Four-roomed house, four acres ploughed, with garden. All level; on main road ; one mile from railway station, creamery and school at Konini. Terms on application to \V. VERRY, lvoniui. TENDERS. TENDERS will he received by the undersigned for felling 50 acres hush. Tenders close on Wednesday, the Ist day of September. Particulars may ho seen with Mr -loh Vile, or with me on the farm, l’ahiatua-Palmerston road. JOHN VILE, .1 nr.

N./,. DAIRY UNION. I WOULD like all milk suppliers of the Mnngatainoka district to meet me in Waltkor’s llall on Wednesday evening next at 7.110 to talk over matters for the coining season. JAMES YOUNG, Manager. P UBB mil7 <l. DOWNAHD intends to establish a daily supply of pure fresh milk straight from a tirst-olass diary herd to all parts of I’ahiatua. l’riee ;2d per pint, 3d I’cr •■nark, (Jd per gallon. The proprietor intends to solicit the patronage of ■ *'•• public by Calling personally 01. - • Any orders left with Mr -I. R Graham will bo prom ply attended to. BOROUGH OK PA 1 HATH A. NOTICE. riJllE Pah in tua Borough Bridge | will be closed for horse and wheel tiallic only from Tuesday, the Hist August, until further notice. J. W. BE \ U PORT, feugiuuor*