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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8718, 18 January 1907, Page 3

20 mixed cattle 10 weaners 3 store cows 7 yearlings 200 rape lambs (good line) 200 lambs 75 4 tooth ewes (good line) 150 4 tooth wethers 200 1 tooth ewes 150 2 tooth ewes 100 2 tooth ewes LAND SALE AT EONGOTEA. WEDNESDAY, 23rd JANUARY, BOSTON & BON have received instructions from Mr John Cobbe to sell by public auction on the property, Rongotea, at 2.3015 J-Acre Sections in Township of Rongotea, situated within two chains of new Post Office and opposite Public School, being Sections 160 to 226, fronting Thames, Avon, Tyne, and Severn Streets. Terms: 10 % down, 10 % one month, mortgage 5 years at 5 %. Note.— Rongotea is acknowledged to be the most thriving and “go ahead ” township on the coast. Many new buildings have been erected and electric lighting plant installed, which runs along front of these sections, and the Government have recognised its importance by building a large Post Office. This sale offers splendid opportunities for those requiring good building sites upon easy terms or for anyone looking for a sound investment. DnSgaty & Co., Limited. MARTON SALE tfARDS. MONDAY, 21st JANUARY, 1907, At 12.30 sharp.

T\ ALGETY & COMPANY, LTD., -* L ' will sell at their yards, Pukepapa Road, as above—--12 fat and forward cows 10 good breeding cows 10 18 months cattle 250 lambs DALCETY & COMPANY, Limited, Stock and Station Agents, Wool and Produce Brokers, WELLINGTON and PALMERSTON NORTH. Branches throughout Australia and New Zealand. ' WOOL. WOOL. WOOL We again bg to offer our services as Selling Brokers for the coming season. (Jonaigamenta trusted to our care will have our personal attention. Shipment to London can bo made by steamer or sai'or at owner's option. j Last year the quantity of Wool j handled by this Company was in ad-, vaaoe of all previous records I Bales. I Sales in the Colonics amounted j to ... ... ... 209,918 Shipped to London ... ... 71.694 ; Making total number oi bales handled 281,612 ■ Full advances made sgainst Consignments. Cons ; ga your Wool to DALGETY & COMPANY, Ltl WELLINGTON. BARNARD BROWN & GO. 90 ACBEB close to Fcildiug. Nov? leased for 14s per acre. House of five j rooms and all outbuildings. 2 acres of j an orchard. This is first-class cropping or fattening country and is really cheap. All the ground is pioughable. Price, Hl3 10j per acre. Tho owner of this property has several more for sale, and is willing to make an exchange. TO LET grass near Fielding, Cheap. WANTED - 1000 Acres of good bush country. Unimproved. Apply at ones. Wo have now sample bottles of TABA, tho celebrated Cattle Brand for sale at throe shillings per bottle. Absolutely the Best Brand on tho market. Call at once at any of our branches and secure your pick of the best farms in the North Island. BARNARD BROWN & CO. Brandies ot FEILDING, PALMERSTON AND WAVBELBY. Head Office-WANGANUI. For Sale op To Lat. JP 0 R SALE. Three or four good Draught Horsea from Bto 8 years old. Apply R. KENDRICK, Silverhope. F 0 R SALE. 29 good Dairy Cows in full profit and to calve at Factory dates, owner having sold his property. Apply sharp Advocate Office. £jl 0 R SALE 16 Herd Book Hereford Cows and Heifers 2 Two-year old Bulls 8 Southdown Rams Apply GEORGE WHEELER, Stauway. Ji 0 B 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 orohaid. D. C. TENNENT. FOR SALE by tender—A Good Dairy Farm of 200 acres nearly all level, situated in the Feilding Small Farm Block, Apiti, all in grass and fenced and subdivided, fiveroomed house, twolve-bail cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings, good water and road, 3 miles from township and school. Tenders to gloss 21st January, 1907, The highest or' any tender not ; neebasarily accepted. Apply to GEO. 05URCSER, Apiti. l<yyyi 0 Y A 5i B 1 F L B S. Established 1863. ORDERS FOR JANUARY. Oedbblies : Sereeant Stewart and Corporal Wing. PARADES; Tuesday, 22nd—Prize firing. Thursday, 24th, 7.30 p.m.—Government. Dress: New Khaki uniforms, no leggings. Class Firing every Wednesday throughout month, Obsbd. JAMES BATTEN, Captain Commanding.