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Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 October 1913, Page 4

AUOTIOfII SALES. CLEARING SALE. STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FUIINI- ' TURE, ETC. AT MANAKAIT. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1913, at 1 p.m. "T) ALGETY AND COMPANY Limited, have received instructions from Mr G. H. Briscoe who has sold his farm and is leaving, the district, to sell at the homestead on the above date the ■whole of his stock, implements, furniture, etc., and comprising— 130 shorn hoggets 50 shorn ewes with 100 pcj cent lambs 1 cow in full milk 1 harness jjony 1 Shetland pony 1 gig. Ford motor car, (5-seater) 1 4-year harness gelding , . Implements, etc. Furniture of a well-furnislicd house, including piano by "Rnnish," chesterfield couches, etc. t _ 10 . 8^±_ LEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1013. fJALGETY AND LOMPANY. LTD., will sell at 11.30 a.m.: 200 in.s. hoggets 100 ewes with LOO per cent. lambs 80 empty cows 50 -5-year steers 30 2 A-year steers 10 forward empty cows 25 34-year bullocks 11 store cows 21 yearling- heifers 12 Jersey cross yearling hei- • fers 20 2-year steers 10 yearling heifers 20 mixed yearling cattle 1 forward empty cow 0 cows in milk 1. P.B. Jersey bull (entered in Herd Bond). 1 P.B.Jersey bull (18 months 40 station-bred yearling steers 1 rubber-tyre gig and harness. (j yearling olstein-cross heifers 4 forward empty cows ; LEVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, OCTOBEu 24, 1913. A BRAII AM AND WILLIAMS, rv LTD., will sell at 1 p.m.:— hoggets (lots) 00 fat shorn wethers (lots) i 00 fat shorn ewes 100 4-th 0-th and f.f.m. ewes and lambs 80 ewes with 100 per cent. Jambs 80 ewes with 100 per cent... lambs 33 fat ewes 33 ewes and lambs ' 10 fat lambs 100 15- to 18-month cattle, without reserve (lots) HO 15-month cattle 1(J fat bullocks 4 fat maiden heifers 20 choice Jersey heifers 10 2-year heifers 14 yearling heifers 1078-!"! 15 fat ewes 2 vealers 1 Shorthorn bull. 1087-1 LEVIN PIG SALE. FKIDAY, OCTOJJE.U 24, 1913. MESSES HITCHINGS, HANKINS AND CO., LTD., will sell a<. 1 p.m.: 50 prime porkers 10 prime baconers 20 stores 50 weaners 13 speyed sows I pure-brod Berkshire weancr boars Poultry, ducks, etc. Also— 1. spring trap, horse and harness, I bicycle. 1077-!] The Sure- Road to Herd Improvement iift'-i tin. , C;i'f !■< born U judicious feeding As " h:-,lf 1 !io b'.'ci iliug goes down tb.?ilirnut," !'ic (,':i!f:ii"!il question i 3 n vital one. Skim MM; .'nil Wlie.v aro both v> ilii'iut fat, but.— TU! CALFMEAL hr.s pk'i.ty of Linseed in it to remedy tlie lipfci't. Its bono and muscle building prnpp'-.i.'R aro r.lso good. Tiii O.ifmenl is proinid in a Hourmil) as (i'e ii<~ Hour; is easily mixed with cither Ivi or rol.l wiitcr or milk ; I!".Us tliiorgh (lie milk, leaving uo -r!iini j !:t who:i the Calves . have liiii'ihc'l. Galves Thrive on it. Prices of Tui Calf meal: ' 251b. hnj!, f).'fi. 501b. bag, 10/6 1001b 1)112,20/- 2001b. bag, 88/hODDER & TOLIEY, Limited Mam.ijc!u"oi6. Palmereton North. VI ■FlllST DOSfr RELIEVED. ''I sufrered badly from indigestion and constipation, 5, writes Mrs Alice A. Powell, Cressy, Tas. "After trying several remedies without deriving any benefit I got a bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets and the result was wonderful. Even after the first dose I felt better, and they have completely cured me of my constipation.' , For sale everywhere.—Advt.