COMMERCIAL.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 July 1911, Page 3

COMMERCIAL.

THE GEAR INSTATE

Seeing the groat success that has attended! the sale of the Buller Estate, Ohau, Messrs Abraham and AVilliams, Ltd., draw attention to the sale of the late Air J. Gear's To. Horo Estate, comprising some WOO acres, which will be offered by public auction on the Gth September next. This estate will bo cut up into about GO sections, comprising township sections, suburban sections and dairy farms.

CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY

STOCK

Messrs Abraham and Williams. Ltd., report:—We held a very sai?cessful dealing sale for Mr O'Callaghan ait the farm, Aorangi, on Wednesday, the 2(stih inst. The herd of 34 that was submitted were particularly choice, most of them being well into the Jersey and calving Prices ranged fiom £5 to £14 ss. the whole herd realisi- the average of £9 12s per head. The springing heifers mnde £10 per head. Pigs: Bear ]ss, sows 2Q.s to 235. weaners 7s 6d to Bd. PALMERSTON NORTH STOCK SALE. Abraham and Williams, Ltd.. report:—At. 0"v Pnlmers+on Nfvr+lh sale on Th'v-Vv, the 27+h inst., we had « rroodi yardi rrr if Ivoth cattle. Sheen so'd well, but cattle were slnckcr than urvnl. We quot? sheep: 4-r n '"* °w i» '°rr.b. neor, 7s 9d: others, 9s to 9s 9d; hoggets. 8s 9d to 10= Gd: snail. 2s 9d; empty ewes. 7s 8d: fat f>d. Springing heifers. £1 *o £5 ;\s: empty heifers, £2 los 6d to £3 5s 6d: emotv cows. £2 10s to £3: wea nn ''s. 2 9 « to 38s; fat heifers, £o to f'~ 0s Cd; 18-month iheifecs, £2 13s 6:1.