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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8854, 3 July 1907, Page 3

A HAMM & WILLIAMS, IiIHITBD, MARS O N. GRASS SEEDS CLOVERS _MANUBBS*/ OEAFF, WIRES. NETTING, ROOFING IRON, Eio. SEED and FEED OAT 8* WHEAT, BARLEY. WINES WHCLHSJbia. PALMERSTON SALE. THURSDAY, -Ith JULY., A BRAHAM & WILLIAMB, Ltd., A and GORTON & SON ■will sell at 12.30 p.m.— 16 fat bullocks 20 good 3 year springing heifers 50 fat ewes 150 good lambs HUNTERYILLE YARDS. TUESDAY, 9th JULY* A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd. will sell as above--600 mixed lambs 110 wellfared 'Romney ewes, in lamb Lincoln rams 50 fat s’ad forward ewes 6 fa.ti oows & rat bullocks 5 fat cows 12 cows and calves 9 empty cows 4 20 months steers 80 fat ewes 20 fat ewes 4 fat bullocks 12 forward aows 10 forward bullocks 15 20 months steers PALMERSTON WOOL, BRIN AND HIDE BALE. FRIDAY, 12th JULY. Clients are reminded that our next Sale will be held as above, and all Consignments should be in the store, Rangitikei 'Street, at least three days before the sale. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd. FOR SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. GA, PREEOB & CO,, in • conjunction with PERCY FORLONG, have received instructions from Arthur Harding Esq., to sell by public auction in the WANGANUI DRILL HALL, ON TUESDAY, 16th JULY, 1907, . At 2 p.m,, The well-known Estate EIEY BANK Comprising some 400 acres, in sections from 16 to 70 acres. This property surrounds Westmer© Station, and is some of the best land in the colony. It is all ploughablo, well watered, and admirably adapted for bullock fattening, dairying, and fruit growing, and holds a high suburban value on account of being some 8i miles from Wanganui. There is a cheese factory, creamery, and publio hall within half a mile, school 1 mile* and a site has been reserved for a creamery on the property adjoining the Railway Station, where soma 20 sections will be offered to the public. Westmere Station undoubtedly will soon be the centre of an important township. Terms and further particulars on plans shortly obtainable from G, A. PR EGE & 00., Pa merston North, And PERCY FORLONG, Wanganui, Land Agents. Saw. ■ BULLS SALE. MONDAY, Bth JULY. NORTON & SON at 1.30 p.m.— 10 cows 250 wethers 50 wethers 60, ewes in iamb f ton potatoes 1 1 - I a t { I i e E C r CLEARING BALE OF DAIRY OOWS, On account of S. B. McKenzie, Esq , On the FARM, CARNARVON. WEDNESDAY, 10th JULY, At 12 o’clock. aOETON & SON will sell as above—--82 dairy cows, early calvers 8 springing heifers 8 forward cows 10 18 months heifers 7 weaners 40 store wethers Milk cart, horse and harness, cans, sundries, etc., etc. LUNCHEON. Note— Oows can be "grazed free of charge for one month. JJAKBMJO & ABRAHAM, Limited, Sgedj Grain, and General I Merchants. - I \] Large Ssacks of RYE GRASS, COCKSFOOT, CLOVERS Etc., Etc. Specially Selected for our Trade. | Bend foe Samples and Quotations i BARRAUO & ABHAHAi,Ltd. PALMERSTON N. & FEILDING Taibape Agents: Messes R. Wilson & Co. When the Youngster Comes Home Coughing, or Complains of Soro Throat. Don’t soold the little one but give it the attention needs. That cough or sore throat may easily develop into something serious—bronchitis, croup, influenza or pneumonia. If taken in hand promptly, a cure is certain with a few drops of BiU Flag tesamma iCoiigSr Cure {CONTAINS NO POISON) This great medicine is extremely palatable and the children like it. There is no trouble in administering it, and the effect is prompt and sure. Its efficacy has been proved by man; mothers. At 1/6, 2/6 and 4/6 per Bottle. 1 Chemists and Stores, \ NY. person found 'treSgassiag.jiu ■V pursuit, of. ganje, or “ fcc any ther purpose, feua.