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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8868, 19 July 1907, Page 3

ABRAHAM M WHIMS, Limited, H A B S O S. GBASiS SEiibs O^OTORS _MiWSUBES. CHAFF, WISES. NETTING, ROOFING IRON, Etc. SEED and PEED OA'J’S, ~ WHEAT, BAISLEY. WINES and SPIRITS WH6IH3ALB.

HUNTERVILLE YAEDS. TUESDAY, 2tlrfl JUL^. A BRAHAM & WUjLIAM.B, Ltd. will sell as abova—--400 tiptop wether lambs 70 forward ewes 6 prime fat maiden heifers, heavy weights 6 prime fat cows, heavy weights 4 fat cows 5 forward cows 5 springing heifers 40 fat and forward ewes 140 2 and 4 tooth wethers 100 forward wethers 25 fat ewes 20 fat ewes 1 trap and harness

RAUMAI STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, 23rd JULY, 1907. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., will sell at 1 p.m.— 120 fat and forward 4 and 6 tooth ewes 175 2 tooth to 5 year ewes in lamb to Lincoln rams 200 hoggets 100 ewes in lamb 90 ewe lambs 80 mixed hoggets 40 ewes in lamb 50 18 months steers 20 3 year steers 6 18 months heifers 8 2| year steers 8 store oows 6 springing heifers 3 store cows 8 2 year steers • 9 springing cows

On account of Messrs Bussell Bros.: 18 good cows, early calvers and guaranteed 7 choice dairy heifers, springing 1 purebred Berkshire boar 1 purebred Berkshire sow 1 mowing machine

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OP STOCK AND PLANT. AT THE FARM, TB RATA, FITE HERBERT EAST. WEDNESDAY, 24th JULY, 1907, At 12 noon

A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd. will sell on account of Mr L. Wallis, who has sold his farm—--1030 good breeding ewes, 2 tooth upwards, in lamb to Romn ney rams, in lots 50 purebred Lincoln ewes, in lamb to stud rams 80 fat and forward ewes 100 fat and forward wethers 220 2 tooth wethers 600 mixed lambs, in lots 250 2 tooth to s.m. ewes 29 rams, Romney, Lincoln and Shropshire 1 3 year pedigree Shorthorn bull 3 8 months bulls 31 weaners 45 cows in calf, 3 years upwards 10 2 year heifers 17 yearling heifers 4 dairy cows 10 fat cows 23 empty forward cows 9 draught horses, 3 unbroken 2 quiet harness horses, 4 hacks 8 children’s ponies Plant, including—Farm dray, spring cart, Cambridge roller, Colonial drill, disc and tine harrows, d. f. plough (convertible), swamp plough, cultivator, pulper, mowing machine, hay rake, tedder, etc., 4-hnrse block and tackle, Avery scales (8 owt.), garden roller, milk cane, harness, tools, and sundries, dogcart and harness, 2 stacks of hay, 1 stack oaten sheaf (about 12 tons)

Luncheon provided. Note. —The Auctioneers wish to call attention to the good quality of the stock to be offered at this sale. Coaches willjmeet North and South trains at Paimerston North. CLEARING SALE FAIRY STOCK, ETC. 8 AT POUKIORE. THURSDAY, 25th JULY, 1907, At 1 o’clock.

Abraham & williams, Ltd. instructed by Mr Ode Olebon, who has disposed of his property, ■will Bell as above, the whole of his selected dairy herd, comprising—--20 first-class dairy coys, August and September calvers 14 good weaners 1 trap horse 1 riding hack broken in to harness 1 spring trap in good order 1 American gig almost new I'rap and leading harness, Singer’s sewing machine, chest of drawers, milk cans, aerator, buckets, tools, etc. Luuebeon provided.

IN THE ESTATE OF W, A ELLEEM, Lalo of Sanson, Farmer, deceased. SEPAEATE TENDEES are invited for tlie purchase of the Freehold undermentioned properties:— 1, Section No. 272, Block IV., (Tekawa), containing 163 acres 3 roods 6 perches (Mount Stewart). 2. Section No. 277, B;ock IV. (Tekawa), containing 160 acres 0 roods 7 perches (Mount Stewart) Upon and subject to following conditions ;

a. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. n. Intending purchasers may tender for the property as a whole, hut separate prices for each section must he sent in.

c. Possession to be given and taken on 2nd September, 1907. Section No. 277 is fully fenced and divided into three paddocks, permanent water, all been ploughed. There are no buildings on this section. Section No. 272 is divided into 7 paddocks, permanent water, all in good grass, has all been ploughed (save about 10 acres) good ten-roomed house, granary, implement shed, farm stables, wool-shed, sheep yards, and dip, all in good order. Each tender accompanied with a marked cheque for 10 per centum of amount of tender, addressed to the Executors,-care of A; G, Carty, Solicitors, Feilding, Tenders close on the first day of August, 1907. Conditions may be seen at the office I of Ahihub Gr. Cabxt, Solicitor, Feilding-