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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7913, 21 September 1904, Page 8

GOBTON. & SON. FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1904, .At 12.30 p.m. 7 p ORTON & SON will sell by public \J[ auction above-^— 500 good mixed hoggets 500 mixed hoggets - ' 200 mixed.hoggets '" 150 forward wethers .. / "V -; 150 empty forward ewes 7 - -70 ewes, with' lambs 'by South--down rains 35 springing heifers 8 empty 2-yr heifers 30 empty 18-mos heifers Balgety and Company, M., WELLINGTON. Head Office: 86 Bishopsgate, St. Within, London.' E C. Capital fully subscribed ... £4,000,000 Capital paid up 1,000.000 Reserve fund 130,000 Branches throughout Australia and New Zealand. rpHE Company is prepared to advance -*• on "approved station properties," THE ENSUING CLIP OF WOOL " frozen ( niear," and other " colonial produce," and to undertake stock and station business generally, giving special attention to sales of station properties, store and fat stock, etc. DAIRY PRODUCE consignments receive special attention. WOOL. SKINS, HIDES, etc., received either for local sale or shipment to London. Oats—Feed and Seed. . Woolpacks, Cornsacks, and all kinds of merchandise. Dates of Wellington WooL Sales, season ISO4-s—Nov. 24th, Dec. I6th, Jan. 27th, Feb. 16th. Particulars of stock for sale can always be procured from our district representative, T. A.'Moodie, Box 163; Palmerston. JAMES MACINTOSH, Manager. SEEDS!! _ SEEDS!! MAHGOLCS. . Carter's, Windsor, Yellow Glebe. " Heavy Cropper," " Labour Saver." 120 tons to acre have been grown. Mammoth Long Red, Leading English prizewinner. Broad leave Essex rape, thousandheaded kale, turnips, swedes, clovers. Hawke's Bay and Southern ryegrass, Italian rye, garden seeds in bu!k (large or small quantities). New Season's Seeds just to hand. Note—We only import opst erade seed.; CALF '': : - ■ ' . "Tollev'a si.nl. !c..i:-. Cheapest in Price • . Best :_. Results !. hodderlTtolley, Rangitikei- street. Permain aid Gilchrist, CASH - - - IRONMONGERS, . THE BQUARE. TUSTilanded and opened up— . 2 cases Brass-rail and other Fenders 5 cases Lamps and Lampware 10 eases Builders' Ironmongery, Looks, eto. 120 packages Oils, Paints, Colours, etc 30 coils Manilla Rope 20 coils Hemp Plough Line We are showing and giving exceptionally good value in— Carpenters' and Joiners' Tools Blacksmith*' Tools Shoemakers' Tools Engineers' Tools Electro-plated Goods Cutlery Enamel Ware Brass-rail and other Bedsteads Hospital Bedsteads, etc., eto. vmm&mmm, CASH IRONMONGERS, The Square and King-street. DYEING ~~ DEPOT. OPPOSITE UNION FACTORY, MAIN -STREET, PALMERSTON N. CJUITS made equal to new for 5/- •. cleaned; dyed. 8/-; dresses dyed. ■m . : ■ : 7 ••■- Orders promptly attended to. Atrial oliciled. '■'''"', ' ' ■." G. YANSTON, DYER & CLEANER. NOVELTIES For Immediate Wear. MISS MACKAY & CO., TRTAVE just onened up a lovely as- ■*-*- sortment of DRESS GOODS. The pick of the season. Ladies can have these made up m FIRST CLASS STYLE AT REASONABLE PRICES. PIGS 'PIGS 11 PIGS in W DIMOCK & CO., Ltd.. aro buyers ""••• of-ten thousand (10,000) bacon pigs, maiden sows, or barrows. Freight paid on iivE'pigs. Full particulars from Mr, A. J. Arnold, Bunnythorpe, W. Port, Ashhurst, E.'> A. 'Jaeka,~£arera, G. J. Ward, Linton, or "Wellington Bacon Factory. .. •-'..• Our next, trucking day—Ashhurst, Tuesday, 20th-inst.; Palmerston, Wednesday, 21st nst, '