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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8918, 11 September 1907, Page 3

JJARRAUO & ABRAHAM, Limited. NEW STOCK'S OF Broad Leaf Essex Ripe, Turnip and Swede Seed Including CHAMPION & jTIDTtSTS’ MONARCH, (Described by many iof our customers as I.the finest Swede they have ever grown.)'. Also CLOVERS, etc., including a very fine sample of ENGLISH COWGEASS The above have all been imported as | usual direct from our friends, Messrs Hurst & Son. 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 Abordeens the best in every way.” EARRAUD &AiRAHAM, Ltd., Palmerston N. & FcUdlng. Taibapo Agents — Messrs B. 'Wilson & Co {Vianawaiu Auctioneers’ Association. MANAWATU AUCTIONEERS’ ASSOCIATION. FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, 18tix SEPTEMBER.

900 mixed hoggets (in lots' 500 mixed hoggets, good Imo 1000 good wether hoggets 250 Lincoln ewe hoggets 250 4 tooth wetheis 100 tiptop ewe hoggets 140 wooliy wether hoggets, extra good 120 2 tooth wethers 160 forward wethers off turnips 30 prime fat ewes 400 real good ewe hoggets 200 2 tcotn wetbera 250 tiptop wether hoggets 100 fat and forward wethers 20 4 year bullocks 15 fat bullocks, heavy weighis 10 fat bullocks 20 3 year steers 4 3 '.ear heifers at drop 8 empty heifers 2 bulls, Ayrshire & Shorthorn 11 forward cows i 56 Polled Angus yearlings 60 wellbred Shorthorn cows, bred by MoKelyie Estate, in calf to purebred Sbovthcra bulls 80 18 months heifers 28 IS mouths steers 6 springing half Jersey heifers 3' cows in milk 800 ewe h ciggets 60 fat and forward cows 30 yearlings Also on account of Caird Bros, who giving up dairying 25 mostly young cows, August fend September oalvers

STRAYING on my property, one £5 Red Row, brand indistinct on oil rump and ribs, notch out ,o| back of ears.' Owner can htivo same by paying all esneases. E. B. KILGORE, Alai ton. O 11 S A L E 2 Good, Quiet HEIFERSE. WAR RING TON, Groftou. I OBT Black Draught Mare, white face, 5 years old, in foal-, finder rewarded oa returning same to PEEFTAH- LARSEN & CO R .iku. w ANTED TO LEASE. B r om 70 to 80 Acres for Cropping. For terms and particulars, apply B. B Ku-povs, on the property, or E. DoiiMErr, Marton. pUNO AND SINGING Mrs ESAM’S Third Term commences MONDAY, September 16th. OWING to the sale of our business to the Marton Saab, and Timber Company, Limited, wo will closg our Timber YArds for Stocktaking on 21st September. The new Company will open for business on Ist October. ZAJONSKOWSKI BROS., Sash & Door Factory, Marton. E, the undersign ed, have de pidod, owing to price o horae feed and shoes, that Coach Pares to Station will be Is Single and Is 6d Return. SIGNAL BROS. W. GARDINER 11. REID A CO. 0 U S E. 4 Spring Tip Drays, cheap for o*sto. Also, Dogcart, Gig & Buggies (new and feecnd-inn d)I have tiro La*eat Phonographs and Records. G. W. KING SB EES, Fell ding.

IT. N. O. T. T. A. L. G. M. H. 9 HUAPEHU ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER ICO. IS THE Regular Convention of above will behold on THURSDAY, 12th September, in the Freemason’s Hall, Jliirton. Business ; Installation. Chapter tylecl at 8 p in. By Order of the M.E.Z. F, G. HILTON, P.Z. Scribe E. WANAWATU & WEST COAST A. & P. ASSOCIATION. Annual Horse Parade. 2 p.m. SEPTEMBER £845?, 1307. At SHOWGROUNDS. A Catalogue will bo published. Entries (5s each! close September 23rd. J. C. LANE, Secretary.

j. r UNEEAL NOTICE The friends of Mrs J. "Woolslon, sen., era respectfully informed that her funeral will taka place at Mangawika Cemetery at 3 pur. on THURSDAY, September 12th. eaasffisssaassssffisssssasssssassass RAINING. TENDERS are invited for Ploughing about 80 Milos of a Mold Plough. Apply to , G. C. WHEELER, Stan way. "if A|S. REWARD—Lost from tipper _L\T Tutaenui, about 29th August, one Bay Harness Horse, white star on forehead, Xon near shoulder. Finder kindly return to ' • AIRS GILES, Upper Tutaenui, Or Signal's Stables. anted to sell. 25 ACRES Freehold at Orofton, divided into four paddocks, well fenc'd- 12 chains of frontage on Bulls Road. Plenty of water, sand and shingle. Terms and particulars, apply to E- WARRINGTON, Orofton.