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tains an . UNFAILING* CURE FOR MILE FEVER, and remedies for the common ailments met with on the farm. No farmer nan afford to be without one •it -3 AN ASSURANCE OF THE COW THAT PAYS. Abortion. Milk-Fever and Scour in Calves being our special study, we aro in the position to supply you with reliable remedies. Testimonials from lead'ng stockowners aud farmers forwarded on application. Agents—U.F C A., Palmerston N. Wholesale Agents—Macdonald, Wray and Co., Wellington. a'gbicdituml motoes. Motor. for farming have now passed the experimental stage, and are ac-: knowledged by experts and praclical.farmers to be one of the most im-; portant inventions of modern time, for economising and facilitating all * work connected with agricultural farming. After innumerable experiments and severe tests in all weathers on all: classes of land Xy . .-*.-. *. -.**. v.----... . ■"■•-'.' / .-..■*•■ ,•• ** " :/.^iujTHß..-_^L-;;,MQT63i'" ! ,' HAS_BEEN. BROUGHT TO A HIGH PITCH OF PERFECTION : combining simplicity, durability, speed, economy, and practical utility. ' \ The North British Agriculturalist of January 14j 1904, says—"ltis' '-_ very simple m: construction, and ■ any" intelligent workman can drive it with '■ perfect accuracy. TheAlotor weighs only 28 cwt, and as the weight is dis-' ...„, tributed oyer three wide wheels, the machine makes hardly any impression upon land which is soft with'-rain. The cost of.-liquid fuel is very small and comes out at immensely less than the cost of horse labour. During I th^past harvest the Ivel Motor has beenregularly at work in the harvest I fields m England doing excellent work." i Having obtained theTYEL COMPANY'S very best terms, we are now' ~ ma position to quote advantageously to the New Zealand farmers. j ..SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND: ;•---' ';- lasoD, Strfitfes Co;,-IM., j HARDWARE MERCHANTS, CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. '

JZ<g'' ,J*X ' A n indispensable requisite in ' It) **' -J ' '•'- * eTe^* llousehold.. In the battle ofw'l ' * ";- " Life yon can't .do without it. : '• ' .. . ..jtflj ''*■>& Accidents. .will happen, and it 33 __ \Z\Zx tbe most.effective remedy for 'v^ «i.^^iPfl /k: ' ■■ ' .^eumatism. V*'" "' ;* lz.Mzi^^A^L '' *' :' '' ■■■'' ;Tootll'4clie^;;-•' -a W^^rsiA _-■'■ c R_n i««^2^%^l '■-■ -'"': '..'^stlima- ' ■^ ".-■, ;\ Qniasey;; : £_ll IS 1I? i 1 l"^@ P^ Andin all cases oi iinammatory ' ;Mi^ C&ly ;'!=" ;i-'" A RealPaln ! \/tf\*'"X *•' ' A-PP^y i* to an acbe, a sprain,'or a V sore spot, and it works like A GOOD THING! ./' RUB IT M ...-;■-.. : .... *, i, '.; 2/6 PEE BOTTLE." "' _",'■_.'■ -V .'■"■-.. THE^OjJARR:yv ■. y ■■;;*- :J-~ — p-^- X,'a ■ -. '*- ■// • :;P_\iMERSTQ>NORTH.■

GEO. -ALLMAN, BLACKSMITH & SHOEING SMITH. (Next Hodder and Tolley's, Rangitikei-st) TTORSES shod under mt pebsokai A-A sxjpeevisioi.. All branches of blacksmithing work done on the premises. Horses _>ent for to any part of the town. Telephone No. 221; IMPORTANT NOTICB' lee Making and Refrigerating Machinery. HOSKING BROS., SOLE AGENTS for New Zealand for the DOUGLAS CONROY PATENT REFRIGERATING MACHINE. We are prepared to fit up machines for Dairy Factories, Pork Factories, Creameries,: Butchers, eto. Full particulars can be had on application from HOSKING BROS., Steam, Gas, On and Refrigerating Ec ineers, > MANAWATU FOUNDRY, . Palmebstof^Nobth.-v I Telephone, 168. Manawatu Cycle Works and Shoeing Forge, I / BROAD-STREET. C. A. BERGERSEN, CYCLE Engineer, Gunsmith, Engineer and Machinist. Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, Guns, Looks, I etc., repaired on the shortest notice. • Horse Shoeing and general Blacfe--1 Emithing work a speciality. *- i A TRIAL SOLICITED.

PALMERSTON NORTH VETERINARY SHOEING FORGrE Corner oi Bangitikei and CuDa-streote. (Noxt Clarendon H6t_l). W...T. WOOD, PROPRIETOR. ALL, descriptions of General Blacksmith's work done. Agricultural .Implement made and. repaired, Shoeing done with care and on en entirely new principle, under the personal supervision of the proprietor All Work Guaranteed , Charges Moderate fiUGH MT-AKI% - " (Late of W. T. Wood's) DESIRES to announce tha* he bee ercoted a large n s&ablishment, opposite Clausen's Grocery Store, Cubetreet, where ho intends carrying ca business as a . . GENEBAL BLACKSMITH, And would reßpootfully solicit a reason, able share of publio patronage;, . Hon<es shod under the personal super, vision ot the proprietor. NOTICE. HABRY~~BUICK (Late of A. J. Kingsbeer's) TJEGS to announce that he has coin. AA menced business as a ) GENERAL BLACKBMITH In premises oppoaite^ Police Station, Church-Btreet, and trusts by attention, carefulness, and civility to merit a fair share of public patronage. SHOEING will be a Speciality, and horses shod will be at a reduction of per set. All work done under -the. supervision , of the proprietor. W. LEMON,-' VETERINARY BLACKSMITH, DESIRES to inform the public Pcs Imerston North and„surroundi_..s 1 district that he has commenced business j as BLACKSMITH in E&ngitikei-street, -. next door to Stevenson's Stables, and, 3 combined with* first-class workmanship" 3 and strict attention to' business, hopes "' to merit a 'fair Bhare of the, public patronage. • Raochorscs a Speciality,.' All horses shod under tho Proprietor's * , , personal Bnperviaon, ~

MANAWATU, .- CARRIAGE; FACTORY.I J.BettftCo., Ltd., PALMERSTON NORTH. TTfE have the largest atook of W vehicles in New Zealand (200 to ,chooso from). Our factory is equipped with the lateet # machinery, bo that we can turn out any style at a reasonable price. We are direct importers of high* grade Canadian Vehicles. Funerals furnished. J. BETT " Managing Directo