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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 124, 29 April 1925, Page 8

FEILDJNG SALE. FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1025. THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell, — 2000 ilicluding ’~ 107 2-th to 4-yr owes in lamb Southdown rams 101 4-th to 4-yr ewes r.w. Southclown rams 100 wethers 300 ewe and wether lambs 135 forward woolly lambs 54 forward lambs 50 fat ewes and wethers 200 2-th ewes in lamb to Romney rams, 1 earmark (good) 200 G-th to 4-yr owes in lamb to Southdown rams 200 lambs 210 fat ewes and lambs 300 wether lambs QQ HEAD CATTLE, including,— 20 f. and f. bullocks 10 cows On account A. R. Bartlett, Kimbolton 450 2-th wethers 300 mixed lambs 7 18-mos steers 20 P.A. cows in calf to P.A. bull 10 Hereford cross cows in calf to P.A. bull > IDEAL MILKING MACHINE “TILE SANITARY MILKER.” BE sure and inspect the 1925 Model, ' fitted with mechanical or automatic pulsator drive. (l IDEAL MILKING MACHINE CO., Palmerston North. A LUCKY MOVE. “\TES I It was a lucky move when I JL employed the New Zealand Express Company to move my furnituro. The greatest caro was taken throughout and nothing was scratched or broken. Only skilled men and commodious vehicles could have accomplished the work to well and so quickly.”—New Zealand Express Company, Limited; offices in all chief towns. D INFLUENZA. ON’T run the risk of this malady and its complications. TAKE FLUENZEASE. This remedy reduces the fever, relieves the aches and pains and kills the microbe. If taken at first sign of attack it will prevent the disease from developing. 2s 6d and 4s Gd. Obtainable only from W. T. BROWN, Chemist (Phone 5020). YOUR CAE IS AS GOOD AS IT KUNS. AND AS HANDSOME AS IT IS CARED FOR. WHEN the sweetness departs from the running of the engine: when it begins to cough and kick and mutter; your car right then requires a tonic overhauling.

When the silky gloss departs from the surface of the body; when the hood and fittings begin to advertise their age, in that same hour your car clamours for rejuvenation. When these things come to pass there is one wise and obvious course ol action. Bring that car along to us. You’ll smile with delight when later you hunch yourself back in your Beat and roll silently and smartly out our •‘station” entrance. But come in while your car is whole. WALTER TURNER, LTD.. QUEEN STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH.

GOVERNMENT MORTGAGES. £1350— rNEW bungalow, 5 rooms and kitchenette; owner transferred ; Government £IOOO, for term of 30 years. Terms £350 or arranged. £l2oo—New bungalow, 5 rooms, built of heart rimu and totaru ; owner transferred; good Government mortgage. Terms 200 or arranged. £ll7s—New bungalow, vicinity of Boys’ High School; good Government mortgage. Terms £2OO or arranged. £loso—New bungalow, north side of Square. Terms £2OO or arranged. £950 New bungalow, situated north-west side of Square; good Government mortgage. Terms £2OO or arranged. Further particulars from P. H. HUNTER, 261 Main Street, PRODUCTION THAT COUNTS. A DAIRY FARM THAT PAYS. PAMERSTON NORTH OR FEILDING EASY REACH. 110 acres in good district, all ploughable and watered by artesian, very nice sweet chocolate soil which can be worked any time of year, holds English gruss splendidly and grows great root and green crops, handy to fuctory, school, post ofiice. railway, etc. Produced 12,0001bs butter fat besides pigs and calves, under inferior management A capable farmer will realise how much this can be increased. Numerous paddocks, 7-rooined house, 6-buil cowshed; milked and wintered 55 cows. Price only £52 10s, with £BSO cash, balance quite satisfactory. An energetic capable young man must succeed on this farm. KENNETHMcDONALD. PALMERSTON NORTH. LEATHER and SUEDE, LACES and DOMES For T ECHNICAL SCHOOL LEATHER WORK. H. S. WYCHERLEY. No 3 George Street, Palmerston N. Phone 5899-