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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8899, 20 August 1907, Page 3

THE HARTNETT MILKER. In was prophesied by certain people that the Hartnett milter would soon disappear from oil' the market. Docs it look like it? 2DO machines sold within three ■ mouths. Somebody will surely ask for an explanation, and probably will receive the usual reply, “wait and see.” Como along and see the Hartnett milking cows mid reserve your order until then, if yon value your herd, your comfort, and your money, and von will do so.—O. DAHL & CO., Ltd., nolo agents N. 1., Palmerston N.— Advt. For reliable gig, buggy or milk cart harness, or horse appointments of all kinds G. B. Healey has tho best and most up-to-date stock in tho district. Also agent for A. 8.0. incandescent kerosene lamps, mantles, wicks and chimneys. A full stock kept. Eiiuboltoa road, Feilding.*

FOE SALE—Wire Woven Stretcher ami Flax Maltrass, almost new, abarg iin—A.TL, c/o Mrs Jones, William Street. CTOR SALE — 5 good Sows, to pig in a fortnight. Apply A. MAESH, Butcher, Markon. STEAYED from my property, one ilalf-clraught Light Bay Gelding, white star on forehead ; also, a Dark Bay Pony Mave, with cover on. £1 reward. Tnos. Heath, Awahnri. A N Address will be given near the Post Office, Merton, TO-MOR-ROW (Wedno'day), at 3 p.m. on Customs Tariff by E. T. EVANS. MAETON JOCKEY CLUB TENDERS for solving the Comet Cards, at per dozen (1200 first clay end 1000 second day), for the above Club’s meeting on 4th and sth September, will ba received up till. SATURDAY. 21th inst. A. WaY, Ho-retaty. T II A. N B. MRS MUNDY desires to extend her boarifelt Thanks to everyone who lias been so kind to her during her sad Bereavement. The kindness of all has made her load so much easier to bear, and although all thaf has been done cannot replace her loss, she will go away from this district with a heart overflowing with thanks for the many kindnesses she has received. T. O. BE KEY. jp I A 5 O TU N I NG. MR A. 8. DOBBS. Representing COLLIER & CO., Wanganui, is now in Marton and district. Old Instruments A'alucd and Exchanged. Orders may bo sent to Mogridgo & Co,, Marton, or head ofUcc. s T. ANDREW'S HALL, MARTON Cantata, “ DANIEL,” Ey Methodist Choir, assisted by Friends. 5 FRIDAY, 23ed AUGUST. Admission—2s and Is. O T I C E Owing to re-arrangement of the Firm of Moore & Co, now running as Maxsixg & Moore, Butchers, Marton, all accounts due to the Ja*a firm will receive liberal discount if paid before 20tb. We continue to supply the Best Meat of all kinds at Lowest Prices for Cash. MANNING & MOORE. A! L BULB AND SPRING . LOWER SHOW. DRILL BALL, MARTON. TUESDAY and WEDNESDA Y 10th and ll;h September, CATALOGUES IN A FEW DAYS. MISB N. HADFiELD, Hon. Sec. EONGOTEA BRANCH. A Meeting of the above will be held on THURSDAY, 22nd August, at the Temperance Hall, at 7.30 p.m. Butiness—To consider the demands of the Labour Union. A. 0. PERRY, Secretary. %hjß, the undersigned, have on ’A hand at our var’ous Mills, large quantities of SECOND-CLASS TIMBER in sizes such as -- 3 and 4 x. 1, 8 and 4 x 2, G, 8, 10, and 12 x 1, suitable for farm buildings, fencing, etc., which wo are prepared to quit at considerably under List Rates. For quotations apply to the Rangitikei Sawmiilors Co-Operative As--sociation Ltd., Taihape. M. M. CARPENTER, Manager. jji 0 R S AML E A Five-rotmed Furnished House at Piimmerton, with all necessary outbuildings. Price, £250. Apply to JOHN PRIOR, Feilding. O R SALE. The Clydesdale Stallion WAIPUNA, rising six years, sound, quiet, and in good condition. For pedigree, price, etc., apply J. J. BRYCE, Pemberton. I WISH to announce that have taken over the i Premier Stables, Feilding, i Lately carried on by Mr F. Flavell i where' customers can rely on having ! the Best Horses and the most up-to- ■ date- Vehicles on hire in the town. Give me a trial, , m J, DRAPER. ■