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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8735, 8 February 1907, Page 3

A. H. Atkinson & Co K CLEARING SALE at STANWAY. SATURDAY, Sto FEBRUARY. A H. ATKINSON & CO. have (received instructions from Mr D. Cameron, who is leaving the district, to sell, in the premises, Stanway Road (close to school), at 1 o'clock— His household effects, comprising mahogany dining suite, duchess pairs, bedsteads, tables, chairs, utensils, and usual sundries, also C 1 bay upstanding hack, I years, by Tupuhi 1 roan pony gelding, 5 years, by Son-o£-a-Gun I Gcod English saddle and bridle UNRESERVED SALE. TUESDAY, 12th FEBRUARY. AH. ATKINSON h CO. • have received instructions from Mr W. W. O .kpe, who ia leaving for England, to sell on the premises, Makmo Road (next to Factory) as above— The whole of his effects, comprising— -1 staunch buggy horse 1 1 single buggy Chappel piano (reserve), sofas, horsehair and other Sasy chairs, book case, writing desk, bedsteads, kitchen utensils, etc., all in good order, chaff cutter, carpenters’ tools, etc. Also, spring dray, new butcher’s cart, 2 sets trap harness, 2 useful trap horses Also, the property, comprising A acre, with new five-roomed home and outbuildings Easy terms Luncheon provided. H. ATKINSON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WOOL AND PRODUCE BROKERS, FEILDiJiJG. NEXT WOOL SALE, February. 211507 Complete shearing accommodation at Stores. Carefully selected CLOVER, GRASS, RAPE, AND TURNIP SEEDS, Station Stores, Binder Twine, Woo! Bales, Who, Iren, Manures, Dip, etc. Pig, Produce and Poultry sales every Friday. LAND DEPARTMENT. "Wo have a largo selectiou of PropertiV. on this Coast und in the Hawke’s - Bay District. T A SOUND GRAZING PROPERTY. 1 SSO ACRES, on the Bangitikei watershed, about 13 miles :rom Railway. Between 500 and 500 acres flat, balance easy hills lying well to sun ; 900 acres in grass, balance hep.vy bush, G-roomed house, wham, and jard?. Price, 1.8 10s per acre for Freehold. TO INVESTORS : Above offers a first class opportunity for acquiring a really good property at low value. Apply A. H. ATKINSON & CO., Faildincr.^ raiHE MGKT2-3 3SUKD B&GOM A COMPAKY, S-fcd., Are Cash Buyers of Prime BACON PIGS in any quantity at highest market rates, accordin'? to scale. FEBRUARY, 1907. 5 19 7 19 13 11 25 12 2G 12 2G 20 HUNTS RVII.LH FEILDING RATA PALMERSTON.. SONGOTEA OHAKKA HALCOMBS ..

Letts's addressed to E. T. Strawbridge, buyer. Makino ; or tha Secretary, Woodville, will receive prompt atten tion. piGS. BACON.- FIGS. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. w. jymf*€K & 00- 5 Lnumj, ■Will recsive Pigs ut tha following Stations as under; TRUCKING DATES FEBRUARY. Farmers will do well before celling the! A, J. ARNOLD. Principal Agent, Bunuythorpe. HunServilis Agent—JAMES MoALLEY. The refreshing delectable flavour is ono of tbo charms of Crescent Blend Tea. The delicacy of the bouquet is one of its attributes. Crescent Bleed Tea ■j Is soothing and refreshing. It is a scientific combination of the rich strong teas of Darjeeling, and the fine delicate teas of Ceylon, and 1e blended for quality, not for cheapness. Tha flavour never varies. Said by all Grocers At 2/- p<?r Sb. OBSESHOB DRAINAGE BOARD. TENDERS will ba received up to noon on MONDAY, the 11th Fob- j rue-ry, 1007 — | For Cleaning Drains, contracts j 1 to 4 inclusive. j Specifications can ba seen at tho i Dairy Factory, iiongotea, or at Mr E. A. Buchanan’s, liongotea. JOHN W. WHITTAKER, Clerk to the Board. February 5, 1907. sks COUNTY COUNCILTENDERS are invited for the Right to Collect the Dog Tax within this County for the year ending Slet December, 1907. Collars and Receipt Books will be supplied by the Council, and the amount of tender can either be paid m one sum with the tender, or if with two approved bondsmen 10% with the tender, 20 % within one month, 20 % within two months, and balance within three months of acceptance of tenders. Specifications, conditions, and bond can be seen at the County Offices, Kimbolton. Endorsed tenders are to be sent in addressed to the Chairman not later than noon of tha loth February, 1907CHAS. H. BAYNES, County Clerk. Kimbolton, February 7, 1907R Eni Ci wl va H M P< Se ca T T fi i J i ( i i ( ] 1 1 ( ( WORSES Broken into Saddle (Ladies or Gent’s) by Ex-Re-mount Man, with due care but no responsibility. Apply A. KING, 0/oW.C., Norman, ...^I'SVbS