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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8862, 12 July 1907, Page 3

££ i.«»»i : lK Weyca»itil^Ltd. tkt'P'W' STKALA IST) LOAN ANU N EW ASIKOT COMPANY, X.-/D. . STOCK SALKS TOE JULY. Himatangi, Monday Kimbolton, Tuesday Palmerston* Thursday Feilding, Friday Apiti, Tuesday Hunterville, Tuesday PalmerstonJ Thursday Feilding r Friday Kangiwahia, Tuesday Taihane, Wednesday Palmerston, Thursday Feilding, Friday Hunterville, Tuesday Palmerston, Thursday Feilding, Friday Kimbolton, Tuesday 1 3 41 5 - 9 9 11 12 IS 17 18 | 19 i 23 < 25 j 2G 30 TAIHAPE SALE,.

WEDNESDAY, I7xh JULY. NEW ZEALAND DOAN 1 & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Limited, will 1 sell by public auction as above — 100 fat ewes, in lota . 6GO 4 tooth Romney Lnrcotn wethers, good line 250 fat and forward wethers 150 4 tooth wethers 30 8 year steers, good colours 80 2| year steers 25 8 year steers ! 10 weaners 1

BAN GIWAHIA SALE. TUESDAY, 16th JULY, . At 12,80 sharp. mns NSW ZEALAND LOAN ■ 1. & MERCANTILE AGENCY ' COMPANY, Ltd., will sell as above ; 75 owe lambs ■ 100 empty ewes 75 f.f.m. ewes in lam 50 lambs 1 21 year bull ■ 2 cows and calves Gopftssp* & 63 jm*. CLEARING SALE. i WEDNESDAY, 37th JULY, H At 1 o’clock. i ORTON & SONi vJC have received instructions from Mr J. P. Harrison, who has sold his ■ farm, to sell on the property, 1 mile ; from Colyton— ; 18 first-class dairy cows, August ] and September calvers ; 5 sows 88 store pigs 36 lambs ! Reid & Gray d.f. plough, 4-leaf ; harrows, spring dray, cow ; covers, harness and sundries, several tons horse ; carrots, and about 5 tons , swedes Household furniture contained i in G rooms, including rat- ; tan suite, leather dining- 1 room suite, sideboard, i Scotch chest, wardrobe, : marble washstand and duchess table

Also, on account of Mr S. Sheppard: 5 2 year heifers 16 mixed weanera 2 cows 1 Jersey bull PRELIMINARY NOTICE. /"'I ORTON & SON have received instructions Srom Mr S. Standen, who is giving up dairying, to sell by public auction on the farm, Reid’s Line, Aoranf;i, on WEDNESDAY, 31st July— The whole of bis pedigref j pure and grade Ayrshire cows and heifers, and crossbred cows, including “Pi incess May,” unbeaten record at all North Island £ Shows, & her daughters “Pa eress,’’ “ Petulance,” and ** Princess Royal,” and many other successful Show beasts The whole herd averaged Ij'l2 10s i for butter for last season.

Full particulars later. I A. H, tsttidneon & Co, Ltd! UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. TUESDAY, 16fch JULY. At 12 noon. \ U. ATKINSON Si CO., Ltd. ; Alt.. have received instructions from Mr J; us Earrow, who has sold his “farm, i Foil on the property, Kiwitea, above Heines’ Line, on the Kunbolton Road 80 so’ees clr.ry cows | G heifer* 3 bulls 80 mixed abet p i 1 child’s pony 1 hack 1 draught mare 2 hack fillies, rising 2 years 1 yearling filly 1 half-draught rising 2 years .j Dray harness new, gent’s sad- i| dies, harness, ploughs, ;> harrows, roller, dray frames, j | carpenters’ tools, milk cans, | tanks, gent’s bicycle, 500 ft. f of timber, household furni- \ ture, including sofas, easy chairs, afternoon tea, dining and kitchen tables, bedsteads, dairy and kiichoci utensils, etc.

Luncheon provided. Auctioneer’s Note Mr Barrow, who has been milking for lh years, has an exceptionally good lot of cows, well culled and in good condition; Weights and tests may he seen on day of sale. A H. ATKINSON & CO. Ltd AUCTIONEERS, General Merchants and Stock and Station ftsScnts, FEfLOUgO. ASION STORES AND REQUISITES At Lowest Bates. GRAIN, FEEDS. CLOVERS, WHEAT, CHAFF. OATS, HIGH-GRADE pig bioe MEAL. MANURE:*- (Kainit and Improved Phoephsto for Top Dressing) NEXT SKIN SALE, July 11, 1907. land department. ■ From over 800 Properties we have selected 'TWO i the Rangitikd District Which off r particular advantages.

2000 ACRES Rangitikei flisinst 15 miles from Main Trunk Line. 850 acres grass, balance heavy bush. 1500’ ACRES FLAT. Price £7 (L.I.P, Is per acre.) For further particulars apply to A H ATKINSON & Cc., Ltd., FELLING. WANTED KNOWN—That B, G. GOEBEL, Marion, has been appoint Sole Agen for the Marion district for G. A. P-itEL, Dyer and French Cleaner, Foilding. Ladies Costumes, Jackets, Skirts and Cloaks Dyed and Cleaned,: also Muffs, Furs, Silk Blouses, and all Fancy Articles French Dry Cleaned. Gent’s Suits Cleaned, Dyed & Repaired by a Practical Tailor. Kid Gloves and White Slippers Cleaned to look like new. Fea- . thers Cleaned and Curled or Dyed and Curled,