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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19829, 2 May 1927, Page 12

AUCTION SALES. MARTON YARDS. TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1927. . ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, - will sell as above: 240 wether llambs, one mark. ( 100 m.g. lambs. .100 wether lambs. 70 wether lambs. 60 4-tooth wethers. 20 fat ewes. 30 fat ewes. 8 springing Jersey-cross heifers. 3 8 empty heifers. 2 fat cows. 6 forward cows. 5 cows due Aug. and S 10 weaner pigs. 600 rimu battens. 150 t.otara posts. 20 matai strainers. WANGANUI STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1927. At Noon. , T^R EEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. LTD. ‘ A will Sell by Auction as above.— * ■ 1 000 MIXED SHEEP, comprising:: ±VVV ]OO ewes, b.r.w. Rom. rams. 1/3/27; 270 4-yr. ewes b.r.w. Rom. rams 8/3/27; 200 Rom. wether lambs, 100 mixed lambs, 50 mixed lambs, 140 2-tooth ewes b.r.w. Rom rams 20/3/27. Aloo CATTLE, comprising? OVV 20 3-yr. Here, and S.H. bullocks, 4 cows, 5 Jersey weaners, 30 mixed cattle, 10 fat cows and heifers, 25 2i-yr. Here S.H. steers, "5 , 18-mos. Here, heifers. 25 Here. P.A. cross heifers, 15-18-mos. Here, heifers, 80 4 and 5-yr. bullocks. MIXED PIGS. Luncheon may be obtained at the Yards. SALE OF LAND. ON BEHALF OF ESTATE OF LATP JOSEPH B. RICHARDSON. ■ MESSRS FREEMAN R. JACKSON 6 CO., LTD., under instructions from the Exc'cutor of the Estate nt Joseph Brown Richardson, late of Wuitotara, Settler, deceased, will offer for sale by Public Auction, at the yards of the Associated Auctioneers at Waverley on FRIDAY’, MAY 6, 1927, at one o’clock in the afternoon: T,AT 1 ino t« j i

LOT I.—Sections 163, 164, 165, 16i* Waitotara Township, containing together 3 roods 16 poles. LOT 2. —Sections 172. 173, 174 an- 177, Waitotara Township, containing together 3 roods and 32 poles, with dwelling and outbuildings thereon. Further particulars and copy of particulars and conditions of sale from the Auctioneers,( or G. H. Graham, Solicitor. Waverley. (I) —QUALITY AND SERVICE is what the New Zealand farmers want to give. In return they will got goodwill and better prices for their butter at Home. Success always depends on quality and service individually and collectively. We have got to create goodwill between everyone in our business. The Maoriland Dairy Co.’s aim is always to try and give the farmers who supply them with cream the best service, prompt attention, sound advice and help them in any way they can so as to obtain their goodwill. On these lines we have succeeded in our business, and are looking forward to further support from you. Write us P.O. Box 185, Wanganui, for further particulars. HOLIDAY RESORTS JJOTEL pAEKVTLLE RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI. One minute from Railway and Post Office. Beautiful, Healthy Locality, Hot and Cold Baths, Electric Light throughout. Comfortable Commercial and Sitting Rooms.

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