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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8924, 18 September 1907, Page 3

JJARRAUD & ABRAHAM, Limited. NEW STOCKS OF Broad Leaf Essex Ripe, Turnip and Swede Seed Including CHAMPION & IHURSTS’ MONARCH, (Described by many 'of oar customers as t the finest Swede they have ever grown.)! Also CLOVERS, etc., including a very fine sample of ENGLISH COWGRASS The above have all been imported as usual direct from our friends, Messrs ! Hurst &. Son. [ ’ One well-known farmer writes us '• 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.” BARRAUD &ABRAHAN!, Ltd-, l Palmerston M. & Felldlng. Taihape Agents—Messrs R. Wilson & Co BRICE, BM & 08., Limited, MARTON, Grain Merchants Land, Commission and Insurance Agents. OATS, BARLEY, WHEAT, MAIZE, PEAS & POTATOES, CHAFE & HAY Always in Stock. We also Stock— LUBRICATING OILS, WIRE, AND MANURES. AGENTS —McCormick and Osborne Binder, Colonial Drills. Full aio k of Extras kept. Farm Imdlements of all descriptions not in stock procured at shortest notice

| I OST Black Draught Maro, [ Li white face, 5 years old, in foal. | Finder rewarded on returning same to PERHAM, LARSEN & CO Utiku. MISS KENNEDY will resume Tuition on SATURDAY, 21st September, __ f|T E F D E R S. Tenders are invited by the Glen Oroua Dairy Company for the erection of an Office at Glen Oroua and a Creamery at Carnarvon. Partieufars at Company’s Office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. H. DUNCAN, Manager. JJIO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited until noon on THURSDAY, September 26th, 1907, for the manufacture of certain Furniture for the Technical School, Marton. Plans and specifications may be seen at Mr Mossman’s, Schoolmaster, Marton. THOS. H, JAMES, Architect to Wanganui Education Board. For sale. 4 Spring Tip Drays, cheap for cash. Also, Dogcart, Gig & Buggies (new and second-hand), I have the Latest Phonographs and Records. G. W. KINGSBEER, Feilding.

66 ■m/jrOTHKII GOOSE” EXCURjLfJL SION AND SPECIAL RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. On September 24-th and 25th, tickets will he issued at Excursion Rates on all trains leaving New Plymouth, Napier, and intermediate stations, available for return for one week. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays the last train to Hutt will bo delayed till 11.30 p.m. from Te Aro, and 11.40 p.m, from Wellington Government Station. Country patrons are strongly advised to secure their seats m advance by written application to the Dreeden Piano Company, enclosing Postal Notes. OURT LOYAL HALCOMBE No. 694-7. ANNIVERSARY BALL. FRIDAY, 2015 i SEPTEMBER. Music by Stanway Band. Double tickets, 5s ; extra lady, Is. MILITARY BALL Under the auspices of Podding Mounted Rifles. DRILL HALL. FEILDING. FRIDAY, 27th September. Double Ticket, ss; extra lady. Is, from O Y A"* L RIFLES The Third ot the Series of assemblies Will take the form of a PLAIN & FANCY DRESS LONG NIGHT FRIDAY, 20fih SEPTEMBER. Tickets, 3s Gd. Danoing at 8, SERGT. IT. J. RUSSELL, TOWN HALL, HALCOMBE. G. HEAFPEY, Hon. Sec. any member of the Corps. J. B. HAWES, Hon. Sec. Hon. Sec.

MANAWATU & WEST COAST A. & P. ASSOCIATION. Annual Horse Parade. 2 p.m. *s£PTEBI9BEB 28th, 1907. At SHOWGROUNDS. > A Catalogue will be published. Entries (5s each) close September 23rd. J. C. LANE, Secretary. OWING to the sale of our business to the Macton Sash, Poor, and Timber Company, Limited, we will close our Timber Yards for Stocktaking c.n 21st September. The new Company will open for business on Ist October. ' ZAJON3KOWSKI BROS., , Sash & Door Factory, Marton.

0 T I (3 E. The eerviee of a sound working Draught Stallion can be obtained at the 3?arm, South Makirikiri. Single mare, 80s, two or more 203 each. Particulars on application to A. WHITING.

UNE EA L NOTICE. /The Wends of Mr Daniel Steveps are respectfully informed that his funeral will leave Mr James Howie’s house, Rangalira Road, Hunterville, on FRIDAY, at 1 p.m. for Rangatira Cemetery. ONERAD NOTICE The friends of MRS. JOHNSTON, of Eewa, are respectfully notified that Ihe Funeral of her late daughter Jeannie will leave the residence of Mr Arthur Findley, Cubaballa Street, MISS HARDY will resume Teaching on THURSDAY, September 19th. Marton, on Thursday, 19th met., at 2 p m, for Bonny Glen Cemetery. 1 4 nrvrcrr 4 M A. COBHAM, Undertaker. I RINGING AND PIAJTC