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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 November 1916, Page 3

retary of the Horowhenua Fruitgrowers' Association, seeking information as to the dates of the regular meetings of Association. This is sought in order that Mr Kirk or Mr Bouchier may! make arrangements to attend the meetings and assist the association in every possible way.

ANTED TO SELL.— 500 pairs Boots and Shoes, all sizes and itl| .So,its. to Miit the purchaser. J. I'ovey, Next to Grand Hotel. 121G.-1 EIAR'LY, Your polk sausages and Iceberg butter coolers at 0113, SONS. 1250.-1. LEVIN SALIC. TUESDAY 28th November 1916. Messrs abraham and Williams, LTD., will sell at 12.15 a.m.— 120 fat shorn wethers 250 shorn 2-tooths 80 shorn 4 and (5-tooth wethers 50 shc'i'n empty eweo l<i e/rpty cows 12 empty heifers . I 15 3 iind 3.J-v«ar steers 8 fat cows 1 phaeton (nearly new) 1 brake Baconeis. porkers, stores and weaner pigs. All pigs in net be yarded by 11.30 a.m. sharp. 0:i nccrinit of. - A. Avery Esq.. who is g'ving up dairying.— 20 choice .jewy cross cows in full m lk. 1217.-3. I.EVIN' S\l.R TUF.S'DAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1910. T\ ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD. will sell at 12 noon.— 400 prime fat shorn ewes CO prime fat shorn wethers 00 prime fat shorn ewes 150 store shorn ewes 130 woolly hoggets 8 prime fat bullocks 25 3 and 4-year empty S.H. 'Hereford heifers 30 young cows and calves 25 empty fat and forward heifers 25 2-year steers 8 fat cows 3 dairy heifers. Baconers, porkers, stores and weaner pigs. Pig sale starts at 11.30 sharp. 1249.-3 AUCTION MART SALE. SATURDAY, .NOVEMBER 25th. A Sale of Furniture and Sundries will commence at 1.30 p.m. rjTHE I'oUowftig are included' in the | offerings:— Several large and small tables. Morris Chairs, Whatnot , Sewing Machines, Ghilds Pram, Box Mattrass. Bookshelves. Lino l , iMiilkdlishes and Separator, Knapsack Sprayer, Shacklock Range, Cream Can, Several Rolls of Netting. Tools, etc., etc. ALSO.—3-seater Gig, Horse and Harness as a Turnout. PARKER AND VINCENT, 1248.-1. Auctioneers. Only iCX Distilled * IN fih ' IT Only Bottled in HOLLAND' I ■HlM™'—The Best Manure is IBASBC 1 SLAG! g iixperiments made at the State Farm at Ruakura to determine the influence of manures on the feeding value of pastures have proved the superiority of Basic Slag. The plots have carried an average of eleven sheep per acre during the year I The Best Basic Slag jj Bilston! | Contains more phosphate of s lime (in a highly soluble form) than any other basio slag. It is the most finely ground, and v operates quicker than any other. A "Bilston" Basic Slag contains -j about 60 per cent. Lima. It is . 80-00 per cent. Soluble. Wise J farmers buy the best—"Bilston"— 1 it's cheapest in the end. c ALL STOREKEEPERS AND MANURE DEALERS. Wholesale only from : A. S. PATERSON & CO., LTD., Wellington, SOLE IMPORTERS. -- . «L. ATtSf-