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Wanganui Chronicle, 3 February 1902, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. PALMERSTON NORTH ANNUAL RAM FAIR. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 6th and 7th FEBRUARY. ABRAHAM and WILLIAMS, LTD., in conjunction with the N.Z. LOAN and MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will hold their Annual Rani Fair in the latter's Yards, Rangitikei Street, as above, commencing each day at 12 o'clock, and will offer Rams bred 'by some of the Best Breeders in the Colony, comprising— 550 2-tooth Lincoln Rams, bred by Messrs Wm. Wilson, Owen Hawes, t Randolph and Walker, J. Jams, A. Southey Baker J.* S. Holmes, L. G. Bremer, Robt. Wilson, and L. G. Bremer, Robt, Wilson, H. B. Williams, R. Bremer, J. D. Hughes, J. R. Sutton, J. Hastings, McHardie Bros., and Jas. Collins 300 2-tooth Romney Rams, bred by Messrs J. O. Tavaweler, D. Buick, W. F. Jacob, D. Rowlands, E. Dorset, R. Cobb, and R. M. Bryant. 240 2-tooth English Leicester Rams, bred by Messrs Slack Bros., W. Boag, and G. W. Reid. 220 2-tooth Shropshire Rams, bred bj Messrs G. W. Reid and Captain . Gardner. 160 2-tooth Border Leicester Rams, bred by Messrs. J. S. Holmes, C. W. Reid, W. Boag, and G. H. Gower. TlO Southdown Rams Also, on Account of G. H. Gower, Esq.— . ;40 2-tooth Border-Leicester Ewes 25 Border-Leicester Ewes (mixed ages) 15 5-tooth Border-Leicester Ewes, bred by N,ew Zealand and Australian Land Company. 20 f-bred Leicester Rams, bred by H. B. Williams. Lincolns will this year be offered on the Second Day; all other breeds first day. Entries close Friday, 31st January. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF WELL-BRED SHEEP AND CATTLE. FEBRUARY 19th, 1902, ABRAHAM and WILLIAMS, LTD., in ': conjunction with W. Rose, have been instructed by the Assets Realisation Boafcd, to sell by public auction, at the Homestead, Mangatoro, near Dannevirke, in consequence of the Sale of the Property to the Government ~>and Purchase Board, about 30.000 Well-bred Lincoln Sheep. 1,000 Well-bred Shorthorn Cattle. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Full particulars in future advertisement. unreserved clearing sale~of w|:ll-bred sheep and cattle. FEBRUARY 21st, 1902. A .BRAHAM and WILLIAMS, LTD., JjL have received instructions from Mr Thos. Crosse, to sell by public auction, at his Homestead, Kumeroa, near Woodville, in consequence of the Sale ol the Property to the Government Land Purchase Board, about 10,000 Well-bred Lincoln Sheep. i 300 Well-bred Shorthorn-Polled Angus Cattle , ABSOLUTELY WETHOUT1 RESERVE. Full particulars in future advertisement. PALMERSTON^NORTH ANNUAL EWE FAIR. FEBRUARY loui, 1902. MESSRS ABRAHAM and WILLIAMS, Ltd., will sell by public auction, at their yards in Rangitik'ei Street, as above, at 1 p.m.— 1A (](](] WELL-BRED SHEEP, of Xv/jUv/U various classes. Early Entries Invited. ABRAHAM AN.D WILLIAMS, ;J y Auctioneers. GREAT UNRESERVED SALE OF SHEEP AND CATTLE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21st, 1902. A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LIMITXJL ED, have received instructions from Mr. Thomas Crosse to sell by public auction, at his Homestead,. KUMEROA, near WOODVILLE, in consequence of the sale of the property to the Government Land Purchase Board, about, Ifl flfifl WELL-BRED LEICESIUsUUU TER-LTNOOLN SHEEP OH A WELL-BRED SHOR, OU'J HORN POLLED INGUS CATTLE. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Full Particulars in future Advertisement. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. Auctioneers EGMONT FARMERS' UNION, LTD. SHEEP FAIR. SALE YARDS, STRATFORD. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th. A A. FANTHAM will sell by public • auction, as above, — 400 4-tooth to full-mouth Ewes 400 fresh full-mouth Ewes 200 fresh full-mouth Ewes 300 woolly lambs 150 Hoggets 550 4 and 6-tooth and f.m. Ewes 400 Lambs 160 Shorn Lambs 200 4 and 6-teoth Wethers 4CO 2-tooth Ewes and Hoggeta 6CO Lamb 3 250 Ewes 130 Ewes 250 Ewes 150 Hoggetj 600 Lambs 250 Ewes 330 Ewes 200 Shorn Lambs, Good A. A. FANTHAM. Auctioneer. THE EGMONT FARIffiRS^UNIONTb. SALE YARDS, STRATFORD. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. At 1 p.m. A A. FANTHAM will sell by public • auction, as above, — 34 Wcaner.s 25 2-year Heifers, in calf 3 Bulls 44 Yearlings A. A. FANTHAM. Auctioneer. WAIMATE SALE YARDS, MANAIA. MONDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY. At 1 p.m. STEUART AND UORRIGAN will sell t ? public auction, as above, — 60 2£ to 3-Year Steers 40 3-Year Steers 15 24-Year Steers 10 2£-Yenr Hfifors 20 2J. Y-rr Steers % s'. '~'*: ah ■ '"ti - .:■.•;■•■ ■ ■. * PLYMOUTH BAKERY. PUBLIC NOTICE. TO my many Custom. i:~ at '-X-.n ; ::;r-:: and Surround ;i_' D •!•: ■ ;: this opportunity of tii.inki'•.' i ••■ ; favours, and beg t '.wii'y •!■.•■■■ 1 1 : General Public that Irvn? <:,,. x ~,:■.,.,; the services of a fitst-clas;- B: ki'T. in ■■•' branches of the trade, am n ;i no-rt or supply BREAD and SMALL WOOD-. <■ the very best quality. :uid dclivoicd to a I j>arts of the town and country daily. As ;i GROCER, it is v.vll jennwn T sfoft all the best brands of go.«ls and reli ;•.; the lowest possible prices. Assiste.l by ;sr obliging and painstaking staff, customer and tlie public may rely on being served with the usual courtesy and punctuality, which will be our motto in future as " the past, and by cont ninii te supn'.y "v p* tiling of the best Quality Lop- ;■■ s!': merit a fair share of ]vh];- <"iv-> ■ . SECOND TO NONE IV THE DL TRICT. JAMES HODiSOV, BAKER AND OKVET?A7, STOREKEEPER. Telephone, 192 (shop), corner Bell and Guyton Streets. Telephone, 272 (bakery), Niblett Street, Wanganui.