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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8835, 11 June 1907, Page 3

Gorton A Son. -CLEARING SALE NEAR CUNNINGHAMS. WEDNESDAY 12th JUNE. 0 0 E T 0 N SON have received instructions from McT. Strawbridge, who has Bold hia farm, to sell by public auction on the property, Haynes’ Line, one mile from Cunninghams, at 11. SO o'clock gfearp—--14 heifers '5 18 months steers 18 mixed weanera 17 good dairy cows, calve Aug. and Sept. 80 first-class 2 tooth Romney ewes, in lamb to Bidwell rams 110 4 and 6 tooth Romney ewes, in lamb to Bid well rams 84 Romney ewe lambs 27 fat ewes 254 Romney Lincoln ewes in I lamb 5 2 tooth Romney rams 1 4 year trap mare 2 half draught geldings 1 brood mare, in foal to Bolin gbroke 1 half draught 15 months oolt, by Lord Ellerslie 1 bay gelding Waiters 1 roan mare in foal to Captain 1 mare broken to saddle and harness 1 13 months gelding by Captain D.f. R. & G. plough, M. H. disc harrbws, roller, tip dray and harness, spring cart end harness, dogcart and harness, tine harrows, 3 horse yoke, double purchase jack, 2 tons Up-to-Dato potatoes Also, "Whole of the furniture contained in well furnished seven-roomed house, including new drawing-room suite, sewing machine, etc,

Luncheon provided. IVlanawatu Auctioneers’ Association. Manawatu auctioneers ASSOCIATION. FEILDINQ BALE. FRIDAY, 14 ih JUNE. Sale will start at 11.30 sharp. All stock must be in and yarded by i 1 o’clock. 500 lambs (lots) 200 Romney Lincoln lambs, principally wethers 230 2 tooth wethers 190 fat and forward ewe* 150 Romney ewe lambs 100 ewes in iamb 80 young Romney ewes, in lamb to Romney rams 850 2 and 4 tooth wethers 200 ewes in lamb to Lincoln rams 260 2 and 4 tooth Lincoln Romney QW6B 60 2£ to 3 year steers, good forward condition and good colours, from Peep o’ Day . 10 fat cows. GO fat ewes 400 empty ewes 200 4,6, and f.f.m. ewes in lamb 100 fat and forward wethers 6 springing.heifers 4 2£ year steers 2 2| year steers On account of L. McHardy, Esq.— 400 guaranteed 5 year ewes, in lamb to black face rams UNRESERVED DRAPERY SLAUGHTER. In the Auction Rooms (lata Ken. Keagle’s), BROADWAY, MARTON. FIVE DAYS’ SALE, Beginning TUESDAY Next, at 1.80 p.m., and continuing WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, same time and placeHpHE MANUFACTURERS’ DIA RECT IMPORTING COMPANY (just concluded big Sales at Feilding and Palmerston, etc.), will offer direct imported High-grade Goods, just opened up from the Manufacturers direct. No Shop Worn ok Old Stock.

Goods comprise ladies’ all-wool costume lengths, winter dress goods, blankets, rugs, hearth rugs, quilts (all sizes and makes), wadded & eider down quilts, sheetings, calicoes, flannelettes, men’s suitings {serges and tweeds). Cutlery, electro-plate goods, 20 and 40 pieces tea sets, toilet sets, jugs, plates, choice flower pots, etc,, men’s boots. Special attention is directed to the splendid selection of Nottingham lace curtains, imported direct from looms. Every curtain is a picture. English Hall-marked 9 carat gold rings, ladies’ and gent’e, guaranteed to stand the acid test. Those desiring to secure a supply of new, clean, high-grade drapery should not miss this sale. Goods on view To-morrow Night and Monday at Mart. Absolutely Without Reserve. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 1.80 p.m each day W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. FOR SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. GA. PREEOB & CO., in • conjunction with PERCY FORLONQ, have received instructions from Arthur Harding Esq., to sell by public auction in the WANGANUI DRILL HALL, ON TUESDAY, 16th JULY, 1907, At 2 p.m., The well-known Estate LILY BANK

Comprising some 400 acres, in sections from 15 to 70 acres. This property surrounds Westmere Station, and is some of the best land in the colony. It is all ploughable, 'well watered, and admirably adapted for bullock fattening, dairying, and fruit growing, and holds a high suburban value on account of being some 3| miles frotn Wanganui. There is a cheese factory, creamery, and public hall within half a mile, school 1 mile, and a site has been reserved for a creamery on the property adjoining the Railway Station, where some 20 |-acre sections will be offered to the public. West-more Station undoubtedly will soon be the centre of an important township, Terms and further particulars on plans shortly obtainable from G. A. PEBEGE & CO., r Palmerston North/ i And PERCY FORLONG, Wanganui, Land Agents. ]JJA M SELL & SONS, Having purchased the balance of the STOCK & PLANT of MESSES CAMPION & KING, Bulls, the premises will be re-opened after Stocktaking. GREAT REDUCTIONS will bo made on all Lines,