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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 9007, 21 November 1907, Page 3

HURSTS BROAD LEAVED ESSEX RAPE, SWEDES TURNIPS -GRASS SEEDS MANURES . Limited. H 9 A R T O NMANUAWEKA yards. 5 SATURDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER. Abraham & williams, Ltd. will sell as above—- ; 16 fat bullocks ;30 3,4, and 5 year bullocks i 13 3 and 4 year bullocks 80 2 and 3 year steers ■4O 2 and 3 year steers ■ ,50 empty cows and heifers • 25 3 year empty heifers ! 7 3 year heifers 8 springing heifers ■4 cows 4 yearlings '25 yearling steers 13 2 and 3 year steers 40 2 year steers and heifers i .500 2 tooth shorn ewes, good lino j, :25 fat wethers in wool

HUNTEEVILLE. SALE. j TUESDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, ! A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd, | will sell as above ! { '2so mixed hoggeta .100 2-year steers « (; :26 18-months steers .16 2-year steers 16 yearlings ‘25 empty 2-year heifera 24 empty 2-year heifers :20 2-year heifers :23 8-year steers 8 2-year steers 10 prime fat cows 8 fat cows 4 fat cows 26 mixed yearlings 2 good ponies 1 set harness ! TpALMEESTON WOOL, SKIN, . -t AND HIDE SALE. I FRIDAY, 29th NOVEMBER, 1907. i Clients are reminded that our j next sale will be held as above. ; Consignments should be in the Store, •I Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North, not later than TUESDAY, 26th i inst. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd. A. He Atkinson & Co Ltd FBILDING AUCTION MART. FRIDAY, 22nd NOVEMBER At 12 noon. AH. ATKINSON & CO., Ltd. * Will sell at the Mart as above — Horses, pigs, poultry, potatoes, and general produce Household furniture and usual sundries

A R ffl SEEDS. FIRST NECESSITIES — Clean Seeds Weighty Seeds Seed of High Germination ij EYE, CLOYEES, COCKSFOOT, ?. FESCUES, FOXTAIL. EAPB, ij TUENIP, ETC. 1 nfllM’T POR Your Cropping and | IJUSI 8 nUD Pasture Lands. 1 The BEST SUPERPHOSPHATE is | “ WESTFIELD.” THOMAS’ PHOS- • PHATE, KAINIT, Etc. A. H. ATKINSON & CO. LTD., FEUDING. Next Wool Sale, 28th November. Land Department. HAWKE’S BAY PROPERTIES. CHEAP GRAZING FARM. ACRES, freehold, 25 • OUU miles from Hastings on Main Road; well watered and subdividsd ; good cottage and yards ; large amount ploughablo. Average II sheep to the acre. ■ Price, £6 per acre, on terms. SBW A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD. 1-d KO ACRES. L.I.P. at 3s JLO'c3 per acre. Eight paddocks, well fenced and watered; 5roomed house and good outbuildings ; 500 anes flat and-rolling hills; 16 miles from good town. Price for goodwill £3 15s per acre. BHW JfO W READY I'OE TRANSPLANTING

P. HUNT’S, BARTON, Strong Plants. TOMATO CABBAGE CAULIFLOWER LETTUCE CUCUMBER IRONBAEK PUMPKIN VEGETABLE MARROW Also, FLOWERING ANNUAL PLANTS BARTON SASH, DOOR, AND TIMBER COMPANY Ltd. (Late Zajonskowski Beds.) LARGE STOCKS ON HAND t OF First-class BUILDING TIMBER, Dressed and Undressed MOULDINGS FENCING POSTS & STRAINERS And BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY Saslies, Doors, Mantelpiece?, and every description of Joinery W ork made by experienced workmen 01 tbe shortest notice. Office & Factory: WE LLINGTON ROAD, MARTON.

F YOU WANT SATISFACTION Crown Studios Foe photos. The Largest and Best Lighted Studios in the district. ■■ WHAL.LEY & CO., THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. - ' ONTEADIOTION. We the undersigned respectfully g to inform the public of Marton and surrounding districts, ve are not giving up business as rumoured. We are still carrying on business in all its branches. nrancnes. HAYWARD & BOWLES. GO TO THE