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Horowhenua Chronicle, 6 April 1910, Page 4

AUCTION SALES. SHANNON STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, AJ'RIL 8, 1910. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. Ltd., will Sell as uudor, at 1 p.m.— 100 stnro ewes, in lots. 120 store owes, in lota, fit) fat; ewes. •10 2-ti!oth ewes. 8 cows. 15 i'j\t cows. .'} store cows. .'} IS-inoiith lieifers. 2 cows at drop. 2 fat rows. 2 store- cows. I IS-niou ths bull. 10 porkers. 10 .store pigs. 7 baconers. -lO2t. WAIKANAK STOCK .SALE. WKDXMSDAY, APRIL 13, 1910. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., end DALQETY AND CO., LTD., will sell at 1 p.m.— 250 2-tooth wethers. 200 t'.in. ewes. 100 forward lambs (very good). 100 2-tooth wethers. l! 30 good wether lambs. 70 240(it1: to f.f.in. breeding ewes. 00 fat wetherx GO fat ewes. 20 first-ekiKS 2") 3i-year steers. II iMiipty heifers. 10 youii<r;j; cows, July and August calvers. -113fc I'RRLIMTXARY ADVERTISEMENT.

DfARY FARMS! DATRY FARMS! Sub-division of MR G. POTT'S Property, " Tawhera," near Levin. TUTS Property comprises lfiOO acres, which is being subdivided into 13 Farms, nil firstclass Dairying Land, with the exception of one. section of 300 acres. The land is exceptionally well situated, four miles from Levin, one and a half from Railway station and School, half a mile from Creamery. Plans aro now being prepared, and will bo available shortly, and the property will be offered by Public Auction early in May. Terms to suit Dairy Farmers. For further information arvMv to MESSRS BAGGETT AND POTTS, Wanganni, or AMRAIIAM a.VD WILLIAMS. Ltd,. 202t. Auctioneers. CLIJ'TON KKTATR. LOOK! LOOK! O'AVE you seen thn adver-tise- - ment? Great Sale, of land of the above, Estate, to be held on THURSDAY, APRIL 7th, in thelOmpiro Hall, Palmerston North. Upset price. I'lflO per acre. Ridiculously low. These, sections are worth C'2oo per acre; and in addition, a discount of o per cent, is offered on all cash paid at time of purchase. Don't Miss this opportunity, fl.s it is only once in a lifetime. Apply— AMMAHAM AND WILLTAMK, Palmeiston North, or tf) J. It. STANSKLL, ,'iKXR., 407-3. Shannon. Postal Information. ———— A , LETTERS AND LETTER CARDS. Letters withiu New Zealand, Id for the first 4ozs or fraction thereof, and id for each succeeding 2ozs or fraction t lcreof. For Unite* States of America, It for each oz. or fraction thereof (to include Pngo Pago and Hawaiian Islands, Porto Rico and Alaska). For United Kingdom, British Possessions and other places enumerated in schedule at Post Office Id for each oz or fraction thereof ; for places not named, 2Jd for each oz., and lid for each succeeding oz. NEWSPAPERS. Within the Dominion, id for each newspaper. To Australia, South Sea Islands, Canada, etc., each newspaper Id; to United Kingdom, Id by direct steamer, by other routes Id for first Bozs, and id each additional 2ozs. To other countries, for the first 4ozs Id, each additional 2oz id. The weight of newspapers for transmission to Australia and- British New Guinea at tho Id rate is restricted to 20ozs. for each copy; for each lOozs or fraction thereof additional id. POSTAL NOTES.

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