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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8787, 15 April 1907, Page 3

Abraham and Williams, Ltd. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Limited, M A B T 0 N. GBASS SEEDS U^OYEBS _MANUBES. CHAFF, WIRES. NETTING, ROOFING IRON, Eto. SEED and FEED WHEAT, BARLEY. WINES a^TsfiblTS WBf LHSALI3.

MARTON YARDS. TUESDAY, IGih APRIL. A BRA HAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., vviil sell as above 120 f,m ewes 80 f.f.m. ewes 50 s.m. ewes 100 ewes 250 f.m. ewes 200 ewe iambs 800 lambs 250 lambs 55 lambs

80 fat sheep 200 good mixed hoggets 50 fat and forward ewes 100 mixed woolly lambs 81 6 tooth to f.f.m. ewes 800 mixed lambs 100 mixed lambs 300 mixed lambs 180 mixed hoggets 1 half draught mare, 4 years, broken to chains 4 weauer pigs 7 slips 80 2 year steers, good colours 70 2 year steers, good colours On account of Wm. Morrison, Esq.: 140 purebred Lincoln ewes in lamb to stud ram,^

OLEAEING SALE OPSTOCK, IMPLEMENTS, ETC,, Neak Mangaonoiio. WEDNESDAY, 17th APEIL, 1907 A BEAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd. have received instructions from Mr Wji. Ellis, Mangaonoho, who has sold his property, to sell on the farm, li miles from Mangaonoho, The whole of his stdcj-c, dte., comprising--185 Romney Lincoln ewes in lamb (m’xed iiiges) 18Q mixed ' 4 Rima-y rams 5 first-class cows in mi’it 6 heifers in calf 8 2 year heifers 7 mixed yearlings 8 2 year half-bred Holstein bulls 8 sows in pig 1 draught mtUo. 1 5 year half draught gelding 1 8. year ha'f draught gelding 1 5 year half draught 1 yearling half draught 2 harness horses Double buggy, gig (nearly new), dray and harness, fending harness',' horse-power, chaff cutter, s.f. plough, cultivator, ' roller, swingle bars, fowls, 1 sheep bitch, and sundry furniture, etc.

Sale at 1 p m. Luncheon provided. Buggy will meat the train?. PALMERSTON SALE. THURSDAY, 18tu APRIL, A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd. and GORTON & SON will sell at 12,80 p m.— 7 year steers G 5 18 months steers GO 2 and 2J year steers 30 21 year steers 12 forward empty heifers 40 15 to 18 months heifers 20 weaners 70 brooding ewes 50 ewe ’ambs GO woolly lambs 3GO 2 tooth to i f.m. ewes 100 good iambs 300 first class lambs 800 weiher lambs 800 good forward wethers 500 mixed lambs, very good line 140 2 tooth ewes 80 fat ewes 150 ewes in iamb to Romney rams GOO first-class lambs, mixed sexes 150 good woolly lambs 100 f.m, ewes On account of Mr Robt, Sievens, whose lease has expired, without reserve—--350 4 tooth Leicester-Lincoln ewes, running with Lincoln rams 300 good ewe lambs 300 wetber lambs 400 empty forward ewes 200 wethers THURSDAY, 18th APRIL. THE FAMOUS WHANGAIMOANA . ESTATE. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS,' Ltd. have received instructions from the Public Trustee in the estate of the late J. Purvis Russell, deceased, to sell SUBDIVISIONS of the above Famous Estate at MASTERTON on the above date — Twenty-six Sections, ranging from 117 to 2500 Acres of rich river flats, low hills, and terrace land will be sold

Tho Estate is situated on the Coast facing Paliieer Bay, some SO miles from Wellington, and 25 miles from Featherston Railway Station. The 'Biver Flats are particularly good, being warm, dry, and well watered, and splendidly adapted for dairying rand fattening. Terms 10 per cent, deposit, 10 i per cent. 12 months, 10 per cent, in two years, balance 5 per cent, for five years from date ot sale. Lithographic Plans and copy of Conditions of Sale may be obtained at tho Public .Trust Office, Wellington ; W. B. Chennells, Masterton; also on application to the Auctioneers, Arrangements have been made for the establishment of Cheese ot Butter Factory on guarantee of certain number of cows. SALE SUBURBAN SECTIONS, TAIHAPE. TUESDAY. 80th APRIL, At 2.85 o’clock. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., instructed by Mr 0. McDonald, will offer as above at the Gretna HallSection 36, Taihapa Suburban, divided into 10 choice sections ranging in area from aboutli to If acres The best position in Taihape, 7 minutes’ walk from Post-office. Splendid building sites on each section. Sunny aspect. A rare chance for those desirous of obtaining the pick of suburban' building sites in the most important town on the Main Trunk Line,. For fall particulars apply Auo-