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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 8963, 31 October 1907, Page 3

Daigety A Co., Ltd. DALGETT company, limited, STOCK €ARTER*S RENOWNED ENGLISH TURNIP SWEDE MUSTARD RAPE_ For a Reliable and Heavy Crop Sow CARTER’S NEW STRAIN OF (Purple Top.) PRACTICALLY BLIGHT PROOF All arc Tested at THIS Office. Come and See THEM GROWING. Queen-st. ... PALMERSTO N. MARTON SALE. TUESDAY, sth NOVEMBER. D ALGETY & COMPANY, Ltd., will sell as above 450 mixed hoggets 100 good 4-tooth wethers 100 mixed hoggets 110 ewes and lambs 10 2-year steers 10 yearling steers 16 2-year heifers 14 yearling heifers 4 3-year bullocks 8 2 year steers 3 mixed yearlings 5 yearlings

CLEARING SALE. MONDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, At 1.30. D ALGETY & COMPANY. LTD. instructed by R- B. Kxi.gour Esq., who has sold his farm, will sell as above on the farm, Calico Line—--3 springing cows 1 Short Horn Bull 1 yearling heifer 1 half-draught gelding 1 hack 1 Wilford dogcart (nearly new) 1 Osborne mower (one horse) 45 gal Alpha-Laval separator 2 sets harness, chains, etc., piano andjfurniture, Edison phonograph and records, sundries. On account other Vendors — GO tip top ewe hoggets 1 Jersey cross cow, springing 15 3 & 4-year store bullocks 2 cows in calf 1 cow in milk la's tore cow 1 chaff cutter (hand) ~WOOL'"SKINsTHIbES, ETC. J)ALGETY & COMP’Y Ltd,, PALMERSTON NORTH, Our -Nest Sale takes place on <&OVESi3SER Ist,

Consign your Wool, Skins, Hides, Tallow, etc, to DALGETY & COMPANY, Ltd., Palmerston North. JAB 111 SEEDS, FIRST NECESSITIES— Clean Seeds Weighty Seeds Seed of High Germination RTE, CLOVERS, COCKSFOOT, FESCUES, FOXTAIL, RAPE, ■ TURNIP, ETC. DON’T ROB Pasture Lands. 1 The BEST SUPERPHOSPHATE is j “ WESTFIELD,” THOMAS’ PHOS- | PHATE, KAINIT, Ere, U. h, atkinson & CO. ! LTD., ‘ FEILOING. i Next Woo! Sale, 31st October.

Land Department 500 ACRES LEASEHOLD, 20 I years’ lease. Rent only 2s 6d per acre. | 100 acres in grass (100 ’felled) practically flat, tiptop dairy land, on main road, close to railway, post office and j creamery. Price £2 5s per acre. Only j £IOO cask required. 1186 i 690 ACRES FREEHOLD. Gcdd I kill country, wintering sheep, 6- ! roomed house, woolsheci, etc.-, metalled i road, situated 20 miles fr-Aa Feilding. > Price £lO 10s per ■a'eC'e. Very easy jjgRICE, BROAD & CO., | GRAIN MERCHANTS. LAND, COMMISSION, & INSUEi ANCE AGENTS. ; We now carry Full Stocks of— RAPE TURNIP ! SWEDE, and ! terms. 1183 Limited, BURTON.

CLOYEE SEEDS Just to hand from the best English GRASS SEEDS & FARMERS' REQUISITES Jf all descriptions, including Lubricating Oils, Wire, Wire Netting and Manures in largo or small quantities. Implements, etc., not instock procured at shortest notice. Drain Pines all sorts and sizes always on hand. OTICE TO HOUSEOWNERS. I will be Castrating Colts in the following districts this Season : Fcilding, Ehmbolton,.Sanson Bulls, Halcombe, Eaugitikei and Huntervino. Remember, I do them standing untied. The colts have absolute freedom of limbs, there is no chance' of straining, as in the old methods. Comments by well-known settlers and horsemen— Mr W. J. Simpson, Iluntevville, says—- “ I wouldn’t take £5 and run the risk of throwing and tying my colts after having had them done standing." Mr .Tohn Cameron’s old pony (Maungahoe)wasiu work inside three weeksfrom date of operation. He was 14 years old. Mr G. W. Shannon’s trotting stallion Con Riven, 6 years old, was in work in less than 3 weeks from date of operation. Growers, Also,

Mr Thos. Cameron, the well-known Starter, says the standing method is good enough tor anything ever foaled. Mr A. J. Bailey, Ohakea, says:—“ I have operated on colts, the old style, for over 30 years. I had my colts done standing last season, and think the stand ■ ing method marvellous.” Messrs W. Phillips, Penney, Jean McKenzie, Williams, Job Harris, and many others of Sanson; also Messrs John Baldwin, Turakma; Sam Cameron and John Tricker, Bulls; Stock Inspector Miller, Feilding; J. Burton and Addsett, Colyton, endorse Mr Bailey’s remarks. Mr Jas. McGregor, Cluny, Turakiua, writes:—“My colts were done fine. It didn’t trouble the big horse one bit.” The big horse referred to is a full draught, 10J years old, unbroken, and never had a hand on him in his life until operated on. I have done horses standing from 4 months to 18 years old. Those wishing me to do their colts should write me at once to save disappointment. I will advertise dates of operation in .Advocate. J. D. BALMEE, . Colyton. Feilding Agent— W. Andrews, Victoria Stables. HEAPEST&Best for GROCERIES Teas a speciality. Samples of Teas posted to any address free. , LANPBKS BEOS., Kongotea.l H