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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8902, 23 August 1907, Page 3

ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Limited, M A B T O N. GRASS SFJSDS C OO V lil HS MANURES. CHAFF, WIRES. NETTING, ROOFING IRON, Bio. 1 SEED AND FEED WHEAT, EARLSI WINJSS and SPIRITS (WHOLESALE). MARTON HORSE SALE. SATURDAY, 24th AUGUST. At 1 o’clock, Abraham & williams, Ltd., will sell as above— On account of various vendors - 84 heavy medium to light draught horses Also hacks, harness horses and spring carters

Special Entry—--8 good draughts Also, the thoroughbred stallion Ngatarua HUNTERVILLS YARDS. TUESDAY, 27ih AUGUST. BE AH AM & WILLIAMS, Ltd,, w i][ roil a,3 above ■ 200 ewe hoggets 500 mixed hoggets 25 fat owes 85 fat g?;gs ' 20 fat owes G fat cows 4 fat cows 6 fom*rd cows 16 forward cows G forward bullocks IS good cows, Sept, calvers 1 bull Also, on account of Robert Aldworth, Esq., in conjunction with Goeton & Son --, 80 good dairy cows 1 good sow in pig, horse, cart, harness and milk cans BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd. Yi- will sell by public auction, by order of the Mortgagees, at Taihape" on WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of August, 1907, at 1 p.m.— All that piece of land containing 200 acre?, more or less, being Section 24, Block XYL, Maungakaretu Survey District. Title — Occupation License with Right of Purchase. Particulars and conditions of sale on application to W, Meldrum, Esq., Solicitor, Hunterville, or to ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., Marton. Fi>eeman R. ilaohson & Co TURAKINA HORSE BALE. TUESDAY, 27th AUGUST. At 12 noon. TfBEEMAN B. JACKSON & CO. i- will sell at their Yards as

ove—--70 HOUSES, comprising j draughts and half draught?, light harness horses and hacks, broken & unbroken On account of Mr L. Phillips (giving up business) — 8 heavy draughts 1 4-ir.ch met. . ! dray 1 d.f. plough, 1 set discs, 4 horse gear, 8 sets harness, e!c. j Entries solicited. Gorton & Son. BULLS BALE, MONDAY, 26tu AUGUST. Gorton & son at 1.30 p.m,— 5 head mixed cattle 15 heifers, springing 25 mixed yearlings 20 2 year heifers, empty 20 store cows G cows, springing 200 mixed hoggets 400 mixed hoggets 100 ewes with 100 per cent of lambs 150 wether hoggets, good line - 86 wether hoggets 2 sows in pig 8 young store ptgs 1 ton potatoes j Lot onions j HUNTERYILLE SALE. TUESDAY, 27th AUGUST, j At 12 o’clock.

O. ORTON & SON will sella a above in the Loan and Mercantile Yards—--4 empty cows 400 good wether hoggets in lots 150 ewe hoggets off turnips f Also, on account of Mr J. Johnstone, | who has sold his farm— | 8 springing heifers S 11 dairy cows, near calving Also, on account of Mr George Wilson, who is giving up dairying—--22 dairy cows, near calving UNRESERVED SALE OF DRAUGHTS, Etc. FEILDING~ YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 28th AUGUST. Gorton & son have received instructions from Mr Alex. McKenzie, of Rangitikei, } to sell by public auction as above, at 1 o’clock sharp—--40 unbroken & broken draughts, hacks, and harness horses ANNUAL SALE OF DRAUGHT HORSSS, On account of Messrs Hocken Bros,, FEILDING HORSE EMPORIUM. SATURDAY, 81st AUGUST, At 1 p.m. Gorton & son have received instructions to sell by public auction as above — 20 4 to 6 year old medium to extra’ .heavy mares & geldings, broken to all classes of work 15 3 year old medium to heavy fillies and geldings, broken to chains 5 active spring carters, broken to single harness

Each hors? guaranteed sound and staunch. Note. - The above are a first-class lot, specially selected for this sale, and among the number are some extra heavy waggoners suitable for town work. As each horse is guaranteed sound and staunch, buyers of good sound young horses should make a point of attending this sale. OUR ability to hold old customers and continually add now ones s absolute proof that our Repairing Department and Argyle Grand Cycles are the best on earth. You try G. BARRY & CO., Feilding,