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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5358, 16 February 1916, Page 8

Abraham & Williams LIMITED. STOCK * LAN D AUCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS WOOL BROKERS. Clearing Sale at Waikereru. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23, 1916. Abraham and williams, Ltd., liave received instructions from Mr A. E. ERIKSEN, having sold liis property, to offer as above the whole of his stock and sundries, at 12 o'clock. — 1500c",625 4th, 6th and 4-year RomneyLincoln cross ewes 200 2-th ewes 225 2-th wethers 450 early-shorn m.s. lambs 12 Lincoln rams 5 dairy cows 5 18-month heifers 6 2£ and 3-vear steers 1 aged hack 1 half-draught aged mare Wool press, dray, butter-worker, Daisy churn, separator, etc., etc. Household furniture. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. An account of other vendors. — 400 4 and 5-year ewes 150 4-tooth ewes 50 4-year-old ewes 200 4 and 5-year ewes Unreserved Clearing Sale a Puketoi. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1916. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., have received instructions from Mr JOHN McCOOL, who has enlised, to offer has above at 12 noon: 200 Romney-Lincoln cross 4-th 40 Romney-Lincoln cross 2-tli ewes 80 4-th wethers 40 2-tli wethers 10 2 and 3-year steers 9 yearling steers 21 2-year P.A. heifers, r.w.b. 13 Hereford and P.A. cows with P.A. calves 10 2-year Hereford heifers 5 speyed cows 12 Hereford cross yearling, heifers 1 3-year P.A. bull, bred by Mr I’, V. Smith. 1 pony mare, 4 years off., with foal at foot 1 aged gig mare 1 yearling colt 1 gig and harness, 1 saddle, bridle, etc. 1 leading dog, 1 heading dog Household furniture Also with slight reserve—--1 huntaway dog 1 double buggy LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Pahiatua Sheep Fair. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1916. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. XI Ltd., will sell the annual drafts oi the under-mentioned clients, at 11.30 o’clock, at their Mungahao road yards: W. C. Arrow, Balfour Estate, E. T. Barthoip, B. J. Bengston, Geo. Beutou, Jas. Breeds, S. Bolton, R. M. Burns, J. B. Carruthers, A. Checkley, Cheekier Bros., John Clulow, J. Connell, H. F. Coom, John Dick, C. Dickens. A. D. Egiinton, C. Eising, J. W. Falooner. W. R. Godfrey, R. Hailburton, E. S. Heckler, F. Hillas, H. Hunt, J. X. Kotlowski, S. McLeod, F. MacKenzie, I’. W. Matthews, R. McGowan , J. AlcLeod, D. 31. Milne, W. Mitchell, J. Moughan, J. Nelson, D. O Brien. Smart’s Estate, P. Stenberg, G. H. Suisted, W. R. Taylor, John Vile, Mrs 31. Walsh, J. Wills, S. F. Boyden, Fred. 31oore, J. and 31. 31urphy, A. Nelson, J. W. Perry, W. E. C. Tyiee, 31rs A Upston, 3lrs 31. Verry, Frank White, and many others If) 000 SHEEP ’ Comprising : 9000 4 and 5-vear ewes (in lots) 1500 6 and 8-too<th owes (in lots) 1000 2-tooth wethers (in lots) 500 2, 4 and 6-th ewes (in lots) 1000 mixed sex lambs (in lots) 500 4 and 6-th ewes (in lots) 1000 2-tooth ewes (in lots) 500 4-th ewes (in lots) Note. —All the above ere looaly bred sheep and have the name of doing well wherever they are sent. Abraham & Williams, (LIMITED). , LAND, STOCK AND WOOL SALESMEN, 31AIN STREET PAHIATUA. liTAItMERS. —You don’t dip for the fun off the thing, but realise that it is a stern necessity if you want healthy sheep. This being the case, why not follow the lead of the most successful farmers in the district, and use: HIGHLAND DIP. HIGHLAND DIP. HIGHLAND DIP. It is the only Dip which fulfils Every Condition laid down by tho U.S.A. Government. It is absolutely reliable to eradicate Ticks, Lice, and Prevent Fly. By using HIGHLAND DIP, you ensure BETTER WOOL. HIGHER PRICE, BIGGER PROFITS. HIGHLAND DIP increases tho growth and mi proves the quality of tho wool and invigorates tho health of tho sheep generally. The strength is positively uniform, consequently RESULTS NEVER VARY. DIPPING, with HIGHLAND DIP, repays tho whole cost FOURFOLD. PASTE, POWDER AND FLUID. POISONOUS <fe NON-POTSONOUS. J. TREVOR THOMAS, Manager.