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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 253, 24 September 1929, Page 12

FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929, At 11.30-a.m. 600 ewe hoggets 600 b.f. hoggets 270 wether hoggets 150 black sheep 16 empty ewes 12 ewes with lambs Also, — 3-4 fat cattle 10 springing heifers 6 choice yearling Jersey heifers 1 2-year pedigree Jersey bull Special Entry on account Mr F. Krull, to be offered at 2.30 p.m.: 7 2-yr p.b. Aberdeen Angus bulls, reared on hills and in good condition SECTIONS IN THE MOST UP-TO-DATE STREET IN PALMERSTON NORTH. WE have received instructions from the vendor to offer for sale Sections in Manapouri Crescent. Manapouri Crescent has just been Constructed under the latest town planning scheme. At the prices buyers get wonderful Yalue and an early application lor plans and prices is necessary. Apply— BAGNALL & KEEBLE, CARROLL BUILDINGS, Cuba Street, Palmerston North. MAGNIFICENT HUME OWlsEll DETERMINED 10 SELL. Anv Reasonable Offer Considered. \LMOST new 2-storey residence, built in brick and concrete, with all nodern conveniences. Situated on high nd dry section (182 ft x 160 ft). Grounds ieautiiully laid out Everything in irst-class order. Owner leaving for ingland, consequently determined to ccept any reasonable offer. May also onsider leasing with compulsory purhasing clause to approved client OSCAR MONRAD AND SON. 500 ACRES. —Fell ding district, all excellent sheep or mixed farming lands, .oout halt total area piougnaWe and no hills. Good two sheep and cattle -ountry, well subdivided and watered. Good Ceiling, woolshed and usual outbuildings. Price £l6 per acre. £IOOO to £ISOO cash. - VICTOR E. SMITH, real estate ageut, Feilding. IHE MANAWATU FARMERS’ FREEZING AND BACON CO., LTD. TRUCKING DATES:— HALCOMBE: TUESDAY, 17th, BUYERS: — almerston North: J. Candy (phone 7041). eildinc: W. Bickers (phone 32 R). ongotea: W. Davison (phone 41 D). KIWI BACON CO.. LTD.. rrRUCKING DATES TO BE PUB- **■ lished shortly. Phone 6978. ALEX. C. ANDERSON, Buyer. The manawatu machinery EXCHANGE CO. have for sale in thoir Showroom in Kangitikei Street: SECOND-HAND mowers, rakes, binders disc barrows, tine harrow, top dressers, grass harrows, pumps, engines, ploughs, farm forges, cultivators, scanners, chaffcutters, latties, belting, separators, windmills, woolpresses, saw benches and spindles, hillside plougns, »coops, vices, Badcock testers, cattle troughs, churns, Planet junr.. Bowers, stumping jacks, drills, cast iron boilers milk and cream coolers, pulleys, bearings, shafting, boilers, skim mhk pumps, vacuum pumps and releasers, separator triction pulley, disc ploughs, sledge wheels with axles, farm sledges. If you wish to be included in our mailing list kindly let us know and our regular machinery lists will be posted you periodically absolutely tree of charge.. MILK RUN FOR SALE. GOOD TERMS. E years’ lease of 268 acres, at £8 •er week, together with 65 cows, ry truck, Gane 3-cow plant, encans, plough, etc., and milk (165 customers). Situated good agton suburb—all milk sola in b • 2s 4d per gallon winter and 2s alion summer. Present ontput 42 is per day. House is old, of 6 up-to-date milking shed (regisdairy). Price as going concern it furniture), £850; £4OO to £450 balance arranged. A splendid e concern. GOLDINGHAM & BECKETT, LTD., Land Dept., Palmerston North. “STANDARD” ADVERTISERS. 'ADVERTISERS in the “Manawatu 1\ Standard” will oblige by having their copy lor replace advertisements sent to our office not later than 2 p.m. on the day PRECEDING that on which insertion is desired. Copy for replace advertisements not received by that time cannot be guaranteed insertion on the day following. Copy for casual advertisements should be handed in by mid-day to ensure insertion on the day of receipt, but where possible an earlier hour would be materially helpful. Advertisers -will greatly .oblige by noting the above and incidentally assist members of our staff in the publication of the “Standard” at a regular hour every afternoon. The production of an evening paper necessitates members of our staff working at a very high pressure between 8 a.m. an-l 3 p.m., and with the growing volume of advertising and news the pressure is increasing. Promptness and regularity in going to press is an urgent necessity as members of the delivery staff must be got away to time, several of those having to traverse between 70 and 80 miles on their motor cycles before their labours in connection with the distribution of the “Standard” over a wide .country area aie complete.