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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8893, 13 August 1907, Page 3

K.Z. Lcsan & Ltd. W~EW .ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Ltd. STOCK FIXTURES FOR AUGUST. Primers! on, Thursday ... 1 Fcildmg, Friday ... 2 Himatangi, Monday ~. 5 Apiti, Tuesday ... 0 Palmcrston, Thursday ~, 8 Feilding, Friday ~, 9 llangiwahia, Tuesday ... 13 Huutervillc, Tuesday ... 13 Executor lat A. Bosliier Wednesday ... 14, T:iiliaßC, Wednesday ... 1-1 l'ulmersron, Thursday ... 15 Fei'ding, Friday ... 16 Apiii, Tuesday ... ... 20 E. G. AL'De'.'i.ioU/Wednesday 21 Palu'ersKni, Thursday ... 22 < FeildiDg, Friday ... 23 j Kimboiton, Tuesday ... 27 | Jlunlervillc, Tuesday ... 27 I PaimersLoD, Tlmrsday ... 29 i Feilding, Friday ... 30 i AUCTION SALE OF LAND I AND STOCK. Oa the Farm, BANGIWAHIA. WEDNESDAY, 14th AUGUST. At 12 noon.

mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN x & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY Ltd., has received iusttuetioDg from th 9 Executors of the lafco Arthur Boshier to sell as above : Freehold property cf 105 acres, beiug> Sections 22 and 23, Block 111., Apiti Survey District, with new 4-roomed house, whare, and shed erected thereon, 8 acred j Btu in rod i Goodwill of 79 ncras, Education j Eeseive, Section No. 13, Block 111, Apiti Survey District, 13 years to run j Cleared and ia grass { STOCK consisting of 200 really go-d 2 tooth to f f.m. e?7e3 in lamb I 180 mixed hoggets, good J 8 ram?, 8 2A- year steer?, 1 2£ J ytai' ui'-iught gelding by j Clyde, 1 trap gelding, 1 18 months filly, Reid & Gray j si. plough, set harrows, gig. end harnoss, dray and | euudnas ! Stoik vvithout re eserva on property. Moderate! Luncheon provided. "paTmeksxgs~korth [TUESDAY, lain AUGUST, FIE SSW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY rama 200 e-.ve ho ib to Eomney:

10 steers (5 springing cows '7 springing heifers S springing cows 7 2iV year steers

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MONDAY, 19th AUGUST, 1007. IE NEW SEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, hiii.i-h.-D, have been instructed by Messrs Robertson Bros., who are Iraviagfche district, to : all by public auction, on the farm, Awahun Komi, 2-\ miles from Feilddairy cows, ioki funv'tari, TA.f ANAWATU AUCTIONEERS' *•"- ASSOCIATION. MHILDIIsG SALE. FRIDAY, IGth AUGUST. ?0 ewe hoggets 70 we'her hottgeta 211 mixed hogget*, ofl tut nip 3 100 ewe hoggets, without; resarvo] 150 2 too:h i.VF;t:ru.-r3, -without re--1120 mixed hoecolß 150 wood woolly ucg-goi.d 150 e;i'-is 280 a J-ooih wet ho/--? 20 Down wethers SCO woi)il.? hoggets 800 mixed hogg-ts 800 purebred Shorthorn Heafcon Park yearlings 10 springing heifers 10 fat cattle 2 empty heifers 831 year steera 14 fact.t-oias3 spring cows in lota Also, on account of Mr Frank Pleasants, who is giving up dairying—--20 dairy cows

A smip m two20s per acre Lease —Nearly 200 acres first-class dairy farm, flat, near school, creamery and rail. 47 17s per aero O.K.P; —100 acre dairy farm, fully equipped. Goodwill £3OO. 62 £24 per acre —102 acre splendid up-to-date farm at Kimbolton. Owner is willing to exchange for larger partly improved property. 50 15s per acre 0.8. P.—725 acres of some of the best land in llangitikei district. Will carry 2i sheep and cattle. 150 acres under plough, hut good grass. Liberal terms. Vendor is willing to exchange for good sheep country up to 1500 acres. 4G £G ius per acre L.LP. —150 acres, Raetihi. All flat, near school, town, creamery, 4-roomcd house, cowsheds, otc. 10') acres in bush, balance all good miLing bush. 42 £2O per acre freehold, close to Feilding. 125 acres, no house, stable. Would niaie. fine depot for stockdealer or drover. Part of the property is suitable for cutting up into suburban lots. 29

£2(3 per sere. 131 acres improved farm at Bunnythorpe, Every appliance on this farm for making a fortune in comfort. Comfortable fi-roomed house and every convenience. 2-1 if. A. WUNSGH & G- s LAND and estate agents FESLBIMS. Telephone 1(58. T, NEAGL E ? (Late of C. Parkinson), BLACKSMITH, Begs to inform the inhabitants of M&rton and surrounding districts that he has leased the Shoeing Department from Mr G. Cummins, and hopes, by strict aUonlion to business, combined with civility and good workmanship, to merit a fair share of support. Horses Shod with the greatest care ■■EHHMHh