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Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 June 1915, Page 4

SALE OF FIRST-OLASS DAIRY 'oowa. AT THE FARM, I'AIRFIED, Levin. THURSDAY t JULI 1, 1915. Abraham and williams, ltd have received instructions from Mr A. F. Wilson (who is going in for cropping) to sell as above at 1 p.m.— 15 cows to calve July, August and September. 0 7 to 9-months heifers. 1 springing heifer. 1 pedigree Ayrshire bull registered NOTE.—The aibove herd includes Mrs Wilson's cows, whioh axe wellknown in the district and are all a really good lot. 729-0 LEVIN STOCK SALE. J WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1915. D ALGETY AND CO., LIMITED, at 12.15 p.m. 100 woolly hoggets. 100 ewes in lamb, Roinney rams. 180 fat wethers 200 fat ewes 16 fat bullocks. 16 fat cows. 1 ton O.S. chaff. On account of a client— 20 dairy cows, springing and at drop Baconers, porkers and store pigs. All pigs must be yarded by 12 o'clock noon. 731-3 LEVIN STOCKS. SALES. FRIDAY, JULY 2nd, 1915 Abraham and williams ltd will sell at 1 p-ro— 200 ewes in lamib. 150 ewes in lamb, 4, 6 and f.f.m. 100 2, 4 and 6-tooth ewes in lamb to Romneys (off hills). ,100 f.f.m. ewes in lamb to Romneys 175 wethers (off hills) 40 hoggets. 120 fat wethers (lots) 100 fat ewes (lots). 40 3-year steers - 15 3-year empty heiters 5 forward cows. 20 fat cows (lote) 10 weaner heifers. 2 tons oaten sheaf chaff Baconers, porkers, stores and weaner pigs. NOTE Pig sale commences at 12.15, and all pigs must be yarded by 12 sharp. On account of A. Drake, Esq., Manakau.— 150 prime fat wethers (off turnips) 300 2, 4, 6, and f.f.m well-bred Romney ewes in lamb to Romneys (tip-top line). I'so good forward wethers 75 fat and forward 3 and 4- year • bullocks. 737-4 LEVIN STOCK SALK WEDNESDAY, JUNE, 30,-1915. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER CANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD will sell at 12.15 p.m 60 fat ewes 6 fat cows 10 store cows 8 fat and forward cows. 4 Jersey-cross lieifers at drop (choice). 1 8-year pony cob broken s. and n. Baconers, porkers, stores and weaner pigs. Pigs must be yarded at 12 o'clock sharp. 735.2 A LADY, experienced, is desirous of opening a preparatory school in Levin, for young children, if sufficient pupils -offering. Pupils also taken in advanced elocution.—"Tuition, ' office of this paper. 738-3

jyjiAlD FOR HOUSEWORK WANTED.—AppIy Mrs Bryson, Durham street. 740-3 THE NEW AVAR GAME.—"Allies Race to Berlin." Bold by R. E. Lucas, Stationer, Levin. 733-3 VAUDEVILLE AT KING'S THEATRE, LEVIN. HENRI FRENCH STAR VAUDEVILLE COMPAJNI'. TUESDAY, JUNE 29th, 8 p.m. HENRI FRENCH: Magician, Juggler, Illusionist, Dancer, Singer, Skater,. Impersonator, Sleight-of-hand artist. Miss Florenzo and Miss Blossom .n Sharpshooting at Human Target. ' Intoxicated Genius on Gne-wtheel Cycle. VV White, Bird Imitator. From' the Sydney Bulletin.—The Great Henri French Vaudeville Company'is clean, bright and lively. Things are neatly done and full of laughter." 713-td TO BE LEASED BY TENDER. JfIARM AND. J^ANDS SUBDIVISION OF THE WELLKNOWN MISSION PROPERTY, SITUATED IN Ol'AKl. THE Trustees of the Otaki Missio i Property invite tenders for lean of subdivisions varying from 4 T0 110 AOBES- | SECTIONS The land which has been subdivide! and roaded is particularly suitable for market gardening or dairying purposes Term of lease 35 years with re-val'i-ation at end of 21 years. '■ Compensation for farm and danyiag buildings. « j Somestead on Part Section 4 Tenders will be received at the oflr.'e of the Diocesan Trustees, 20 Mulgravj Street, Wellington, up 6th July, 191) Conditions of lease, forms of tender, particulars of reserve prices and plans* can be obtained from Rutherford an* i Connell, Agents, Palmerston North, and Abraham and Williams, Ltd., Auctioneers, Palmerston North and a 1! branches. 66844