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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8716, 16 January 1907, Page 3

Never Known Sykes’s Dkekcii to Fail. Mr F. W. Falconer, secretary of the Rockville Dairy Factory. Collingwood, Nelson, has had a lot of experience with cows and with drenches, and ho sajs that hehai never known Sykks’s Dbskch to fail. Bead what ho writes:-" A number of suppliers to the R.ckville Dairy Factory have been us’ng Sykes’s Drench since it w;s introduced her:, and I can safely say that it his been the meam of saving the lives of quite a number of valuable cows, and up to the present I do not know of a single in stance in which it has failed to do its work.”—F. W. Falconer You cannot afford to experiment. Sykes’s Drench fava been tested, tried, and proved successful for over 14 years. Nave it by you for cases of emergency. Bold by all storekeepers at Is 6i pet p^ckstii Sykes’s Animat, Abortion Cure never fails in cases of abortion and sterility. 9/t5 per packet. What shall we do with our boys ? There con only he one advice, viz.—Bring them alon" to McEldowney’a stores, where they con bo fitted in wearable, untearablo and well-fitting clothing at Bock-bottom prices Try them at McEldowney’s stores. Markon Hnntorville, and Taihapo For Continuation of News see First and Fourth Pages. riimu & Limited, MABTON. 3raia Merchants, Land, Commission and Insurance Agents. OATS, BiELEY, WHEAT, MAIZE, PEAS & POTATOES, CHAFF & HAY Always in Stock. We also Stock LUBRICATING OILS, WIRE, AND MANURES. AGENTS—McCormick and Osborns Binder, Colonial Drills. Full sm k of Extras kept. _ Farm Implements of all descriptions not in stock procured at shortest notice. XT OULD the person who inadverV tently took from the rack in e of the railway second class carges at Marton about 4 p.m on Januy 2nd a light macintosh coat, marked its inside Baktettm, kindiy return » same to the railway stationmaster Hunterville. —Geo. S. Babtruii. O T I All my Accounts are now rendered 31st December. I shall esteem it a ivour if all those who have received lem (no matter how small the amount) ill settle them immediately. This will save me the trouble of irrying forward the amounts into the ew Year’s business and new ledger, eceipts will be posted promptly for d cheques received by mail, I take this opportunity of returning y sincere thanks to residents of Marin and district for the’liberal patronage ■celved during many years of busiess, and to assure them that my care l the future, as in the past, will ue to ive them the best of satisfaction. I tnploy a full staff of competent workmn, so as to meet the requirements of icreasing trade and to avoid delay and isappointment to customers. With best wishes to all for a happy nd prosperous now year. I am, etc., C. PARKINSON, Electric Shoeing Forge, Marton.

Fop Sstlo op To Lsti F 0 R 8 A L EThree or four good Draught Horses ” Apply JDRICK, Silverhopa. X ULOD U*. O from 3to 8 years old. Apply B. KENDRICK, F 0 R B ALE 29 good Dairy Cows in full profit and to calve at Factory dates, owner having sold his property. Apply sharp Advocate Office. 0 R SALE--16 Herd Book Hereford Cows and Heifers 2 Two-year old Bulls 8 Southdown Rams APP GEORQE WHEELER, Stanway. *jpi 0 r' sale. The residence of the undersigned. Grey Street, Marton, 1 acre 16 perches, containing 8 rooms, scullery, bathroom, pantry, and storeroom; also stable, coach-house, etc. Well laid out grounds and orchard, D. C. TENNENT. FOR SALE by tender—A Good Dairy Farm of 200 acres nearly ail level, situated in the Feildmg Small Farm Block, Apiti, all in grass and fenced and subdivided, fiveroomed house, twelve-bail cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings, good water and toad, 8 miles from township sad school. Tenders to close 21st January, 1907. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Apply to GEO. CHURCHEE, » Apiti,