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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8915, 7 September 1907, Page 3

JgARRAUD & ABRAHAM, | Turnip and Sweda Seed 1 Including CHAMPION & mUESTS’ MONAECH, (Described by many jof our customers as finest Swede they have ever grown.)' Also CLOVERS, etc., including a very | fine sample of ENGLISH COWGEASS 1 The above have all been imported as usual direct from our friends, Messrs Hurst A Soil. One well-known farmer writes ns '• I have sown all sorts of Swedes and Turnip Seed, including all the varieties that are so generally advertised, and can confidently say that I have found Hurst’s Monarch Swede and Hurst’s Aberdeens the best in every way.” BABRAUD & ABRAHAM, Ltd., Palmerston K. & Feilding. Taihape Agents—Messrs E. Wilson & Co S/lanawatu Auctioneers’ Association. MANAWATU AUCTIONEERS’ ASSOCIATION. FEILDESQ SALE. FRIDAY, 13tii SEPTEMBER. Limited. HEW STOCKS OF i Broad Leaf Essex Rioe,

900 mixed hoggets (in lots', 500 mixed hoggets, good line 1000 good wether hoggets 250 Lincoln ewe hoggets 250 4 tooth aethers 100 tiptop ewe hcggets 140 wooliy wether hoggets, extra good 60 wellbrcd Shorthorn cows, bred by McKelvia Estate, in calf to purebred Shorthorn bulls 30 18 months heifers 23 18 months steers G springing half Jersey heifers 3 cows in milk Ctowron & &otfM BULLS SALE, MONDAY, Bin SEPTEMBER. ft ORTON A SON at 1.30 p.m 4 fat cows 3 bullocks 2 springing cows 8 store cows 10 2 to 8 year heifers, empty 10 2 to 3 year heifers, springing 20 yearlings 100 e wes with 100 per cent, lambs 100 Romney ewa hoggets 150 wethers, special good line 200 mixed hoggets 100 ewes with 100 per cent. lambs 150 wether hoggets, good line 50 mixed hoggets. 150 fat ewes 1400 mixed hoggets 21 ewe- in lamb 16 tuallpigs 10 young pigs | ton seed potatoes 1 ton Up-to-date potatoes

STRAYING on my properly, one Ked Cow, brand rndistinct on off rump and ribs, notch out of back of ears. Owner can have same by paying all expenses. R. B. EILGOUE, Mattou. JjJIBS JESSIE MAOLAOHLAN. THE CONCERT Advertised lo bo given in Marlon has been postponed till TUEtjDAif, 24th September JUfARTON JOCKEY CLUB. It is requested that all Claims against the Club in connection with the late meeting be sent in by Saturday, Sep*ember 14. ARTHUR WAY, Secretary. I" OST —A Cocker Spaniel Dog, be tween Greatford and Bulls Reward. Jones & McQsegoe, Bulls 0 R A L E 2 Good, Quiet HEIFERS E. WARRINGTON, Crofton, LOST ~ Biack Draught Mare, whits face, 5 years old, in foal. Finder rewa?dcd ou returning same j to j PEEHAM, LARSEN & GO j Utiku. I ¥■ UNEEAL NOTICE. The friends of the lata Mr George Henry Young are respectfully notified that his funeral will leave Lis lale residence, Mount Stewart, for Sandcn Cemetery, on MONDAY, 9lh September, at 1 p.m, No flowers. S. GEORGE, Undertaker. W/'E, the undersigned, have- de cided, owing to price 0 i horse feed and shoes, that Coach I Fares to Station will be Is Single and Is 6d Return. SIGNAL BROS, W. GARDINER H. BEIL & CO. p OR SALE CHEAP. One Carpenter’s Bench with Screw attached. Also, a small quantity of Timber. Apply Advocate office.

0 R S E. i Spring Tip Drays, cheap for cash. Also, Dogcart, Gig & Buggies (new and second-hand). I have the Latest Phonographs and Records. G, W. KIKGSBEER, Feilding. ARTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. The Agricultural Class will meet on MONDAY Next, 9th Sept. ~OOR BALE - One Coed, Quiet Heifer, just cnlvcdE. WARRINGTON, Crofton. M POUNDING NOTICE Impounded in the Public Pound, Sanson 1 Strawberry Cow and Calf, piece out of ear, also notch on both ears If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on MONDAY, ICth of September, at 12 o’clock noon, to defray expenses. MARTIN GOOD, Poundkeeper. m Limited, M ARTON, Grain Merchants Land, Commission and Insurance Agents. )AT9, BARLEY. WHEAT, MAIZE, ’EAS & POTATOES, CHAFF & HAY Always in Stock. Wo also Stock— LUBRICATING OILS, WIRE, AND MANURES. AGENTS—McCormick and Osborne Binder, Colonial Drills. Fall stock of Extras kept. Farm Implements of all description t in Btook procured at shortest notice