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Manawatu Herald, 21 November 1893, Page 3

THE OTAKI ELECTION. l \lt R J. G. WILSON will ad-lress the electors of the Otaki Electorate as under : — At the Schoolhouse, OROUA BRIDGE on WEDNES- | DAY, 22nd November, at 7.30 p.m. At the Sohoolhouse, SHANNON, on THURSDAY, ! 23rcT November, at 7.80 I p.m IMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded on Mr McLennan's run— 1 bay" pony, Wack points, ;. . branded HH on rump and 4 on near shoulder. if not claimed and all e>penses paid will be sold at the Foxton Public Pound on SATURDAY, 2nd December, at noon. B. SPELMAN, Ponndkeeper. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. Impounded on the Motuiti pro perty by Rori Rangiheuea — 1 dark bay horse, branded like j U on the shoulder, white j blaze down forehead, white point on rear foremost foot, shod all round. 1 gray mare branded PT on off ihou'der, not shed. If hot claimed and all expenses paid will be sold at the Foxton Pub ie Pound on SATURDAY, 2nd December, at noon. B. SPELMAN, Poundkeeper. THURSDAY, 28rd NOVEMBER, At 1.30 p.m. On the Premises, next to Te Aro House Branch, The Avenue, Foxton. JR . MONTA GU E j has received instructions from i Mcllvride to sell by auction the whole of her FURNITURE, Ac, consisting of Bedsteads, Spring Mattrasses, Tables, Chairs, Couch, Duchess Toilet Pair, Toilet Ware, Mirrors, Linoleum, Carpets, Crockery, Cutlery, Kitchen Utensils and Sundries. No Reserve. J. R, MONTAGUE, Auctioneer. FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24. pORTON & SON will sell by \j public auction as above — 18 store cows 20 .yr and 18 month mixed 18 2-yr heifers 20 mixed weaners 25 18-month uuxed cattle 100 forward ewes 200 forward shorn ewes 420 fat and forward shorn wethers 300 fat shorn ews 150 fat shorn ewes 200 first-class woolly hoggetß Sale at 1 o'clock. The World's Sheep Dip. A FACT! The Sales of Cooper's Dip exceed those of ali other Dips put together. The Explanation It is the Best at every point. The Best Dip is the OHEAPSales t of Cooper in Australia this season have doubled those of last. The Manager cf one of the best known and largest stations in. New South Wales, wrote 17th August last : — " Cooper's Dip has made a difference of Is per sheep." ITS SPECIAL MERIT. Whil-t the effects of some Dips cease the instant sheep are dry from the dipping, and others continue only h few weeks, COOPER'S lasts till the following shearing. For this reason alone, Cooper's^ at its usual cost of about one farthing per head, is cheaper than many Dips, even if they were given away. USED ON OVER 100 MILLION SHEEP ANNUALLY. A GENTS — Murray, Roberts & Co., WELLINGTON.