Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 9022, 9 December 1907, Page 3

Gorton m Son. EUNTERVILLE SALE. TUESDAY, 10th DECEMBER, At 12 noon. la the Loan and Mercantile Yards. ». 0 R T 0. N & SON will sell as above 80 ewes and lambs ; 100 2 year steers 50 2 year steers 56 2 yeSr steers 10 18 months heifers 6 forward cows 2i 2 year heifers 100 yearling steers 30 yearling steers 15 18 months steers 12 3 to 4 year old steers 20 2 year heifers, hand-fed 1 3 year well-bred Shorthorn bull UNRESERVED SALE OF STABLEKEEPER'S PLANT. WEDNESDAY, 18fch DECEMBER AT FEILDING. pi.OR TON & SON have received instructions from Mr David Younger, whose lease of the Denbigh Stables has expired, to sell by public auction at 1 o'clock sharp, at the F tables, Feilding, the wh'le of his well-known Horses and Plant comprising— j 14 light harness horses, from 5 j years upwards 1 landau, 1 hooded cab, 1 ambulance, 1 light brake (seated for 8), 1 double j buggy, 1 single buggy, 1 J dogcart, 5 gigs, in good ! order, 3 sets good doublo j harness, 7 lets single har- ] ness, 2 saddles and bridles, j 1 side saddle, horse rugs, i buggy rugs, whips, 2 1200- j gallon tanks, 1 400-gallon ! tank

\ No Reserve, I. Jackson & Co. WANGANUI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 11th DKCEMBEB At 11.80. fREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. will sell as above - 65© MIXED CATTLE, comprising • 45 2 to 2£ year steers 40 fat and forward bullocks 80 2 to 8 year steers, good 80 2 year stee s 25 18 months steers 40 mixed yearlings 30 15 to 18 months cattle 21 store cows 20 2 year empty heifers 50 mixed yearliDgs 30 empty forward cows 40 cows and calves 9 prime fat cows 6 fat bullocks 15 empty heifers 10 ste?rs 2 bulla 5 fat cows 20 yearlings 20 2 year steers 40 mixed yearlings 20 empty cows 50 speyed heifers 20 good speyed cows 50 2 and 3 year steers On account of J. Camp : on, Okirae — 3 pedig-ee Shorthorn bulls 1 Jersey bull 1300 MIXED SHEEP, comprising— -200 mixed hoggets 150 wether hoggets 100 primo fat ewes 100 fat and forward ewes, shorn 100 good 2 tooth wetbers 200 ewes and lambs 100 hoggets 50 MIXL-D PIGS

Luncheon may be obtained ad the yards. A. H. AtkSnson & Co Ltd Ji A R fVI SEEDS. FIRST NECESSITIES— Clean Seeds Weighty Seeds Seed of High Germination BYE, CLOVERS, COCKSFOOT, FESCUES, FOXTAIL, BAPE, TUBNIP, ETC. Pasture Lands The BEST SUPERPHOSPHATE is " WESTFIELD," THOMAS' PHOSPHATE, KAINIT, Etc.

A. H. ATKINSON & CO. LTD., FEILDiNG. Next, Wool Sale, 28th November. Land Department. HAWEE'S BAY PEOPEETIES. CHEAP GBAZING. FAEM. IK.i~\f\ ACEES, freeliold, 25 ,OUU miles from Hastings on Main Eoad; well watered and subdividsd ; good cottage and yards ; large amount ploughable. Average 1J sheep to tlie acre. Price, £6 per acre, on terms. . SBW A DESIEABLE LEASEHOLD. 1-fl KD ACEES, L.I.P. at 3s • iOO per acre. Eight paddocks, well fenced and watered ; 5roomed house and good outbuildings ; 500 arres flat and rolling hills ; 1G miles from ■ good town. Price for goodwill £3 15s per acre. BliW

HIS MAJESTY THE KING OFFERS a Twenty Guinea Cup for the Best Cultivation of Boots, consisting of Mangolds, Swedes and Turnips. After keen contest the 1907 Award was won by Mr F. A. Horwood, Berkshire, by the aid of EISON'S Yon Ought to be fell But you cannot with a Tired Liver. "For nearly twenty yeavs I have suffered with a bad liver and must have spent m:i'.iy pounds tiding to get well. Not one only, but a dozen doctors at least, I have consulted, taken their medicines, and adhered closely to their advice. Every one of these medical men said "liver " was my troubig, but not one seemed to know just 'what would cure me, Beading many "Blue Flag Liver Cure" advertisements I bought one bottle just to try because I always felt that where there was life there was hope. -.That first bottle caused a'marvellous change. Within three days a brighter, healthier feeling was permeating the could fc»l the "Blue Flag" gently searching and cleansing every part of me, and I felt sure that I had struck the cure at I have taken five bottles altogether and am a new woman. My own family doctor now hardly believes me to be his old patient. I tell all my friends " Blue Flag Liver Cure " did it.';, Mrs. C. T. 8., Newtown, Wellington. We 7 hardly need to enlarge, -i" Blue Flag Liver Cure " will do for you what it has done for thousands of others. It depends upon yourself—you must, try it. 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle, at all niecucine dealers, or post free direct from the Blue Flag MbdioinkCoy., Cuba Street, Wellington; _-:, 6