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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8766, 18 March 1907, Page 3

MARTON SAL SARDS. TUESDAY, 19th MARCH. At 12.30 o'clock ALGETY & COMPANY, LTI>, will sell at their yards, [Pake I papa Road, as above—--1100 ewes 75 4 and 6 tooth ewes 800 good lamb 3 200 ewes 80 ewes 400 good 2 tooth 400 lambs 150 good 2 tooth ewes 400 good 2 tooth wethers 8 Romney ranis 1 6 tooth Hanishire Down ram 8 English Leicester rams 1 f.f.m. stud English Leicester ram 850 2,4, 6 and f.f.m ewes 320 2 and 4-tooth ewes 250 2,4, 6 and f.f.m ewes 150 2,4, 6 and f.f.m ewes LIMITHB! IALUBIi&TOH U OR i :I. Branches throughout Australia and New Zealand. ! Stock and Station Agents, Wool, Grain, and Produce Brokers BTOCK~~SALES HeJd as under: MARTON, alteraatoTussdaya FEILDING, every Friday PALMERSTON NORTH, every I Thursday | CLEARING SALES Condaotod in any pari of the district. FOR SALE— Com Sacks, Binder Twine, Clover, Grass, Rape asd Turnip Seeds. FEED & SEED OATS & STATION STOKE-i of all drscriptioDs. Agonts for— QUIBELL'S SHEEP DIP, The Most Efieeoivo ia the Maiket. Marlon Agent: C. EVANS. .

Gat'tut* c& Son. CLEARING SALE AT SANDON. MONDAY, 25th MARCH, At 1.80, AOBTON « SON have received instructions from Mr John N. A'Court, who has leased his farm, to stll oa the property, quarter mile from Sandon township, without reserve—--2 good mares broken to shafts 4 good mares broken i&ehains 14|year draught mare broken to leaeS 1 4 year haok by Gipsy King 2 8 and 4 year unbroken hao k geldingg 1 yearling filly by The Officer 1 thoroughbred mare stinted to Explosion B.f. plough, steel Queea diso3, Sot tine harrows, new B, and M, roller, 4in tyre farm dray, 1 light dray, gig and harness, 2 sets shaft harness, G sets collars and winkera. 4-horse gear, 3 horse gear, 4 hors 6 covers, rick cover, dray cover, tools, sacks and sundries Also, on account of other vendors: 800 lambs 100 ewes 2 good hacks, unbroken Further entries received by Ms A'Couct. QUBUHBAN LANDS FOE Q LEASE BY TENDER. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received by the undersigned for lease for seven years from 25th March q£ Sections numbered 173 to 177, 144 to 148, and 99 tj 111 on plan of Manchester Block, Snbdivision •' A." the property of the Countess of Gosford and Lord Charles Montagu, and comprising the whole of the land in Certificate of Title Vol. 111, folios 156 and 157, an 3 situate within % miles of Peildmg Po3t-office, and all in grass, containing ten 5-acre sections, three 10-aora sections, five 20acre sessions, and five sections from 22 to 48 acres, in all 820 acres of rich fattening pasture, now in the occupation of Mr W. Reid, of Makino.

Separate tenders will ba received up to 4 p.m. on 20th March for one, more or ail of the sections. Conditions of tender, and full particulars can bo had on application to GORTON & SON, li'eilding and Bulla pABIKABBTU Equestrian Sports, To be held Wet'nesday, April lOili, 1907. Ia Messes Aiken and Baktsoep's Grounds. Patron—W. S. Marshall, Esq. President—Wra. Hammond, Esq. Vice-Presidents —J. Aiken, Esq., and J. G. Barthorp, Esq. Judges for Horse Evems—Tho3. MeEenzio, Esq., A. H. Bill, Esq., and Wade Cooper, Esq. Judge and Handicapper for Kunnlng Events—F. J. McDonald, Esq. PEOGKAMME, 11.30. 1. Tilting at the ring for men. 12.0. 2. Tiiticg at the ring for ladies. Four entries or no competition, 12.80. B. Maiden Hunters' Com t otHion. Ist 70s, 2na 255, 3rd ss. Entrance as. , Minimum weight 11.7. ! 1.0. 4. Open Pony Jump. Ist 15s, 2nd sb. Sweepstake oi 5s add6d. Ponies , not to exoned 13 hands. Boy riders. . 1.30. 5. Ladies' Jumping Competition, over pony jumps. Ist 60s, 2nd 30s. Eiders of Ist and 2nd horses receive trophies valued at 20j 10s respectively. Four different riders or no trophies presented. 2.0 6. Looal Cow;pankers' Bace. _ A sweepstftke of 2s,;wiih tro{hy valued at 10s addod to firsl prize. Distance, S2O. yards flat. 2.30. 7. Open Jump, for pom'e3 not exceeding idihiinds, hoy riders. Ist 15s and trophy, 2nd lOis, 3rd ss. Entrance 13s. 3.0. 8. Open Hunters' Competition, lbt 'JEB, 2nd £2, 3rd £l. Minimum

weight 12.0. Entrance 10s. 3,80. 9. Ladies' Bia3elet;Needle-threa - ing. Sweepatake o£ sa. Trophy value 20a for lady threading for Ist horse, and trophy value 103 for lady threading for t«coud horse. Minimum weight, 11.7. 4.0. 10. Men's Handicap Hurdle Bac9, once round the course. Sweepstake of 2s Cd with 20s added for Ist, trophy value 10a for 2nd. II over seven entries a 3rd prize of 53 will be given. 4.30. 11. Looul Horse Race, 5 furlongs, flat, for horses that have never won an advertised race. Owners of horses must live within a radius of seven miles fiom the sports ground. SweepEtake of ss. Minimum weight 11.7. Horse 3 must bo entered at least 30 minutes bsfore each race. _ . Sweepsicke events —Ist prize twothirds, 2nd one-third, less 10 per cent. Baces for boys and girls will be arranged during the dayLuncheon booth on the ground. Admission—Aduils Is, ohildron d, horses Is. Members' tickets 3?, admit lady and gentleman, riding or i.i foot. J. B-PYBTJS... ' Hon. Secretary. The time for closing Nominations has been EXTENDED to Match 18fch. .. r "^* "111