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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9088, 5 March 1908, Page 1

N.Z Loan and ttlercansttlG Co., Ltd. KIMBOLTON SALE. TUESDAY,Ioth MARCH, At 12.30. nSHHB NEW ZEALAND LOAN K & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Limited, will sel! as above 800 f.m ewes ’ 3 Lincoln rams 2 Leicester rams HUNTEEYILLE SALE. TUESDAY, 10th MARCH, 1908, At 12 o’clock noon. HpHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN A & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Ltd., DALGETY & COMPANY Ltd., AND GORTON & SON, Will sell as above 30 2 year steers 63 2 year steers 5 heifers 200 2 year Shorthorn steers (in lots) ' On account ot W. Lilburn, Esq., 800 4 tooth ewes 700 G tooth ewes 800 f.f.m. ewes 700 f.m. ewes HUNTEEYILLE SALE. TUESDAY, Toth MARCH. r IpHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN * & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. Ltd., DALGETY & COMPANY, Ltd. And GORTON & SON Will sell as above 80 ewes 50 mixed lambs 50 ewes 100 mixed lambs 70 ewes 260 good mixed lambs 300 f.m. ewes 350 Lincoln-Romney ewes 12 2 tooth Lincoln rams 10 Lincoln jams

TAIHAPE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 11th MARCH. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN d & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Ltd , will sell as above—--1000 2 tooth ewes 500 2 tooth wethers 24 2 tooth Lincoln rams 5 s.m. Romney rams 1000 mixed lambs, in lots 700 fat and forward wethers, good hue 800 4 tooth to f.f.m. ewes, in lots 25 3 year steers 24 weaners S fat and forward cows r |PHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN A & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Ltd., have been favoured with instructions from J, H. Studholme, Esq., to sell at Ruanui (12 miles from Taihape), on TUESDAY, ,17th MARCH, At 11.80 a.m., 7CO 2 tooth ewes 1000 4 tooth ewes 1500 G tooth ewes 2500 f.f.m. ewes 300 Romney rams, mostly 2 too hs 300 34 to 44 year bullocks The above sheep are the annual Ruanui draft, and will be sold practically without reserve.

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 educate. Yicious and man-eating staLions taken and made docile, so that anyone can handle them. Young colts and fillies broken to saddle and harness. Ladies’ Hacks taught Style, Manners and High Stepping, and to pick up either whip, gloves or handkerchief if dropped while ip the saddle ; also to follow like a pet' dog, and become a faithful friend and obedient servant. Horses got up for Show or Saleyard purposes, their coats made like satin, their condition enhanced and their appearance made beautiful, drawing the public’s admiration, and putting pounds more into their owner’s pockets. For terms and Conditions apply t j Educator J. M. HENDERSON, Scandia Street. Palmerston North, All Communications strictly private and promptjy attended to. Testimonials on application. IT> EAD THIS ! —“ I have now ridden jOL) over 5,000 miles on the Argyle Bicycle you sold me without having to spend a cent, on the machine. I won the 1 and 2 Miles Races, also the Fraser Cup at Ohau recenthf on my Argyle.—A. Danielson, Awahuri. ”