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Horowhenua Chronicle, 30 August 1911, Page 4

AUGTBOfI SALES LEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1911. At 1 p.m. MESSRS ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will soil:— 250 hoggets (off hills). 150 mixed 2-t<*>tlis. 100 first-class woolly 'lioggots. 60 primo fat wethers. 200 mixed 'hoggets (extra good). 100 hoggets. GO prime wethers. 100 good 4 and 6-tooth ewes in lamb to Romney rams. 100 good owes in lamb. 250 noggets. 200 wether hoggets. 150 mixed hoggets. 80 4 and G-tootli and f.f.m. owos witlh: 100 per cent lambs. 8 primo fat cows. ~977-3. 6 prime fat cows. 14 18-month dairy heifers. G frst-class dairy cows at drop and springing. 2 7 and 8-year .guaranteed trap horses. 19 yearling steers. 40 18-montli stoors. 8 2-ycar steers. 20 wearier .steers. 4 2-ye-ar heifers. 10 springing heifers. 10 store eows. 10 weanor heifers. 083-2. On account of Mrs R. W. Bradleo, Manakau— 700 2 and 4-tooth wethci's (off hills). In the estate of D. McFarlan© (deceased), by order of the Public Trustee— 169 2-tooth to f.m. owes with lambs at foot and lambing 40 fat and forward wethers. 120 mixed woolly ihoggets. 5 Romney rams. NOTE. —Thcso are first-class sheep in good condition, and compriso the whole of tho late D. McFarlane's flock. 983-t..d LEVIN PIG AND PODLrRY SALE. AT THE LEVIN YARDS. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1911. At 1.30 p.m. rn»MHjN AUCTIONEERING account of ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., in conjunction, with DALGETY AND CO., LTD., will offer by public auction as above:— 1 700 ACRES of tllis beaiitiL 4 \J\) fnlly situated property, subdivided into about GO sections, including a number of small sections adjacent to the Railway Station, ranging in area from one acre to 25 acres of rich flat land. About four 50-acro farms, upon one of which is erected a first-class dwelling of 7 rooms and 10-bail cowshed with concrete floor; also nine farms varying from about 70 acres to 150 acres of chiefly rich well-drained swamp with low well-grassed sand ridges. The Homestead section with good frontage to the Main Road, opposite the Station comprising about 80 acres with the commodious two storied dwelling will also be offered. On this section there is a beautiful patch of native bush. No more suitable property could be found for sub-division than this far-famed estate, beautifully situated close to the Railway Station, haoidy to the sea and within 45 miles from the City of Wellington, with a climate second to none in-the dominion and comprising some of the best dairying and agricultural land on the coast. Arrangements have been made for tho~erection of a creamery, which will be proceeded with at opce, and the proprietors have agreed to give rather better than factory rates for 6 months of the year and current Wellington prices for milk during the winter. The district is the most convenient on the line for those desirous of milking for the City supply, the train service being most suitable, including a Sunday service. THE TERMS are exceptionally easy, and have been arranged to meet men of small capital: 15 per •ent. only on day of sale; balance in 5 years tit 5 per cent. Plans are now in course of preparation. 858-t.d. The famous Roslyn writing pads obtainable from local drapers and storekeepers at 6d and Is eaah.-Xdv. Booking orders for Corelli's "Life Everlasting'' and Ralph Connor's Corporal Cameron," at Thompson's Arcade, Levin Advt. F °r Chronic Chest Complaints. Wo0 T s eJ Great Peppermint Cure, Iβ 6d, 2s 6d.—AdvtShe didn't belong to the "Smart Set," But she turned night into day, And emoted while others were sleeping, Cigarettes, V, m sorry to say tried some Woods' Great Pepj permint Cure, Her asthma to forget, And now she's a brand "New Woman." And an ardent Suffragette.