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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8733, 6 February 1907, Page 3

Freeman R. Jackson & Co. WAN6AMUI RAM FAIR. THURSDAY"!- FRIDAY, 14th & 15th February, 1907. FREEMAN E. JACKSON & CO. will sell by pnblio auction aa above—--818 PURE-BRED 2-TOOTH ' LINCOLN RAMS 1 814 PUREBRED 2-TOOTH i ROMNEY MARSH RAMS 117 PUREBRED 2-TOOTH BOEDER LEICESTER. RAMS S 3 PUREBRED 2-TOOTH ENGLISH LEICESTER RAMS i 22 PUREBRED 2-TOOTH/ SOUTHDOWN BAMS j 20 PUREBRED 2-TOOTH 1 SHROPSHIRE DOWN ‘ RAMS 119 STUD LINCOLN RAMS 80 STUD BORDER LEICESTER RAMS G STUD ROMNEY MARSH RAMS 1 STUD SHROPSHIRE DOWN RAM 1540 All Studs will be offered at 2 p.m. on the first day of sale. The Auctioneers would draw the attention of breeders to the splendid animals to be sold at the Wanganui Fair. They are selected from the best flocks in the colony, end as they are sold singly in the ring every opportunity is given to buyers to make careful selection. The sale will commence on the first day at 11.45 a.ra. sharp, and on the second day at 10 a.m. sharp. Luncheon provided. RAINEY JACKSON, Auctioneer.

f.lanavvatu Auctioneers’ Association. MANAWATU AUCTIONEERS’ ASSOCIATION. FEILDING ANNUAL RAi FAfR, THURSDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, At 11 o’clock sharp. Under the auspices of the Feilding A. & P. Association. 42S 2 tooth Romney rams, bred by S. Short, Airs Slack, W. IL Gibson, W. E. Pearce, Jas. Knight, D. Buick, F. Kensington, YY. E. Baker, Joa. Corpo, W. B. Allen, AY. P. Jacob, Jas, Campion, T. R. Willis, W. Reid, P. A. Mollardy, and R. Farmer 250 2 tooth Lincoln Ram 3, bred by Jas. G. Wilson, W, Gadsby, P. A, Mcilardy.W. Shannon, Frank Perry, R. HcDcth, W. Morrison, A. J, Perry, Mra Taylor 25 2 tooth Southdown rams, bred by A. 11, Rolls, Mrs Slack, Jas. Knight, A. F. Fitaherbert 05 2 tooth Borcler-Leicester rams bred by C. E. Tattersalls. L. E. Jackson, N. P. Neilsen, Slack Bros., and J. E. Gear 55 1 tooth English Leicester rams bred by Slack Bros, 0. A. Leicester, and W. Shannon 85 2 tooth Shropshire rams bred by J. R. Corrigan, W. Mills, 0. Dermer, Jas. G. Wilson, Mrsß. H. Slack

Also, oo behalf of J. R. Corrigan, the whole o£ his stud flock of Shropshiros, comprising Bind ram lambs by imported ram Stud ewe lambs by imported ram 4 tooth stud ewes G toolh stud ewes 8 tooth stud ewts WELSBACII INCANDESCENT LAMPS Bum ordin.-.ry Kerosene. 60 CANDLE POWER LIGHT. Costs 2s per month, burning four hours per night. Times the Light of an Ordinary Lamp at One third Gout. Your Money Back if not satisfied. Noth. - Our Traveller will call ut any hou>o in tbo distict nod give an Exhibition, providing a note is scot asking him to oal ] , arthuiThopwood, PALMERSTON NORTH rjp.HE NOFSTO ISLAND BACON 1. GOfetPAKV, Ltd., Are Cash Buyers of Prime BACON PIGS In any quantity at highest market rates, accordion to scale. FEBRUARY, 1907. bridge, buyer, Makino; or the Secretary, Woodville, will receive prompt atteu tion. piGS. BACON. PIGS. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. W. IiIMOCK & 00m Limited, Will receive Pigs at the following Stations as under:

TRUCKING DATES FEBRUARY. Principal Agont, Bnnnylhorpe, Huntarvilie Agent—JAMES MoALLEY. m &LAND IUILWAYS SPECIAL EXCURSION TO CHRISTCHURCH. On 11th February a passenger train, stopping at any intermediate station to Longburn, will leave Marton 2.25 p.m., Groatford 2.36 p.m., Halcombe 2 59 p.m., for Wellington, connecting there with the Union Company’s steamer for Lyttelton. For particulars of specially reduced fares and conditions see posters at Stations. BY ORDER. TAWA, SHANNON. Country Boarding School for Girls. The First Term for 1907 will begin ea MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4th. Pbincital ; MISS M. TAYLOR. F ITZ HERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. (Boarding & Day School for Girls). Under tfce Lta direction of Misa Swainson. Principal : Miss Baber, M.A. First Assistant : Mrs Hcbsthoush, o' ‘ j London and Parts. Thfl Mew Term will besda oa?TaE#d»T,