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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9118, 10 April 1908, Page 1

Gcsrtora & Sosa. BULLS SALEMONDAY, 13th APRIL. fVo ETON & SON at 1.30 2 fat heifers 3 2 year steers 25 good yearlings 200 rape lambs 200 ewes 100 ewes 135 mixed lambs 40 mixed lambs 100 f, and f. ewes Also, on account Richardson Estate—--3 milch cows and heifers 350 mixed lambs 60 ewes 1 5 year draught mare, 1 harness gelding, 1 wool dray, 1 buggy, pole and shafts, 1 phaeton, 1 spring trap and harness, buggy harness, 42 sheets 6ft roofing iron, new oak cask, barb wire, 1 separator, milk dishes, etc. SALE OF THOROUGHBREDS. FEILDING. TUESDAY, 21st APRIL. f f - ORTON & BON Ann ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Lid. Have received instructions from Donald Phaser, Esq., to sell by public auction at the Horse Emporium, Feilding, on the 2nd day of Feiiding Races, at 9.30 a.m., Without Reserve—--1 dark bay filly, 23- years, by Advance —Go d Luck (tmi sister to Paritutu) by Castor—Yattaghan 1 brown filly, 21 years, Advance Dryad mare, by The Officer-Dryad, by St. Nymph by Musket—Sylvia 1 brown gelding by Advance Polly Perkins 1 chestnut gelding, years, by Advance —Natator mare 1 bay filly 21 years, by Advance —Sou’wester mare 1 bay filly, 2i years, by Advance —bou’wester mare Also, 14 2-| to 34 draughts and half draughts, unbroken GORTON & BON, ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd,, Auctioneers in conjunction. H. AfikSnsson & S?o. f Ltd.

CLEAN, WEIGHTY, AND OF HIGH GERMINATION. MANURES HELD) LAWESLDffi._ The most Efficacious on the Market used by the Largest Runholders, Feilding Woo!, Skin & Hide S aie, APR3L 2rad, 1908. A. H. ATOiSOfc! & Co., Ltd. FEILDING.

SUTTON'S SEEDS. WE HAVE SUTTON’S SEEDS IN STOCK AND FOE SALE, AND WE GUARANTEE THE Seeds to be Genuine And to have been supplied to us by Messrs Sutton’s authority. U.F.C.A., j y PALMERSTON NORTH And WANGANUI. jgEEEDBE’S CARD. LINCOLN SHEEP. BEYCE, A. E. Flock No. 119, founded 1866; Flocn. No 171, founded 1905. For history of flocks see N.Z. Flock Book. All rams grass-fed, and suitable for rough country. A. E. Bryce, Fern Flats, Marton,