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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9087, 4 March 1908, Page 1

JJARRAUO & ABRAHAM Limited. I*l STOCK—iHursfs Broad Leaf Essex Rape Turnip, Swede 1000 Head Kale Mustard and Clovers Of all Varieties Tlie well-known Old Pasture FLaKE3ERSELIIYE, A Splpnd'd Sample of aTALIAN RYE speeiallr growjrfor our trade PRAIRIE GRASS, AKAROA COCKSFOOT. "We have met accepted the SOLE AGENCY forfri TON’S FARM and GARDEN SEEjpS. BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, Ltd-, PaHmersSon S 3. & Faildang. Tailiapa Sub-Agents—B. Wilson & Co

WOOL SALES Under the auspices of the Wellington Wool-brokers’ Association, -will be held in Wellington during the current season on the following dates : • 4th Sale—2lst FEBSUAEY, 1908. . Wool must be delivered into store r the "MONDAY previous to sale otherwise it cannot be offered. The charge on Wool offered, but not sold, will be 2s per bale for the first offering, and Is per bale for the second offering. A. H. Atkinson & Co. O. H. Scales Dalgety & Co., Ltd. Hurray Roberts & Co Wairarapa Farmers’ Co-Operative Association, Ltd United Farmers’ Co-Operative Association, Ltd. Levin & Co., Ltd. Abraham & Williams, Ltd, N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co Ltd. EDUCATION OF THE HORSE. J. M, HENDERSON, the Scottish Champion Horse Tamer and Educator is prepared to receive all kinds of vicious and other Horses to break and jducate. Vicious and man-eating stahions taken and made docile, so that myone can handle them. Young ;olts and fillies broken to saddle and larness. Ladies’ Hacks taught Style, Manners md High Stepping, and to pick up either whip, gloves or handkerchief if Ilropped while in the saddle ; also to ollow like a pet dog, and become a aithful friend and obedient servant. Horses got up for Show or Saleyard varposes, tbeir coats made like satin, heir condition enhanced and their ippearance made beautiful, drawing ;he public’s admiration, and putting lounds more into their owner’s rackets. For terms and Conditions apply t > iducator J. M. HENDERSON, Scandia Street. Palmerston North, All Communications strictly private nd promptjy attended to. Testimonials on application|/|"AKTON shoeing JJL forge. Having taken a Lease of the SHOEING FORGE ia<.ely carried on by T. Neagle, I will 8 pleased to see all old customers, as eL as new ones, who may rely on ieir-h-'rses receiving the best of attrition. JOSEPH SScFARLANE. pIGS. BACON FIGS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. W. DIMOCK & CO., Limited, fill receive Pigs at the following :atkms as under : MARCH. Ashhurst ■Haleombe Feilding Apiti Eimboiton 3 16 30 9 23 every Tuesday 7 21 9 23

Rougotea ... every Tnursday Ohakea ... every Thursday Ptiku ... 0 23 Eata ... 10 24 Huuterville ... 11 25 Farmers will do well before selling leir Pigs to see A. J. ARNOLD, H. WAKE, Bunnythorpe, Hunterville Agent —James McAlley ' I Gc S. EffE CHRISTCHURCH MEAT COMPANY, LTD., WOOD'ULLE. PIGS will be received at the follow!g Weighing Stations as under : Ernst: aet. Monday ... tata, Wednesday Werville, Tuesday l?fci,Saturday ... I'mbolton, Saturday iilding, Monday isieombe, Monday Vagotea, Tuesday ftakea, Tuesday vtia Bridge, Monda., ’er and District Representative— E, DOOLAN, Palmerston North vmterville A cent—C. J. Masters.