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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9395, 16 March 1909, Page 1

Daigat# & Company QUIBELL’S SHEEP DIP. OBTAINED THE GOLD MEDAL AT THE FRANCO-BRITISH EXHIBITION. 47 per cent, of the prize money awarded at the great Sydney Sheep Show fell to QUIBELL-DIPPED SHEEP. New Zealand farmers are realising the Unquestionable Superiority of OCIBELL’S. OBTAINABLE AT DALGETI’S, PALMERSTON, FETLDING, MARTON, HUNTERVILLE, AND TAIHAPE. Freeman R. Jackson «■ Co. WANGANUI SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, 17th MARCH, Sale at 11.80 a.m. sharp. "C'IREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO will sell as above—--3000 SHEEP, comprising—--1200 4 and 5 year breeding ewes, from Mangamahu ; 250 2 tooth ewes 200 2 tooth ewes 140 4 tooth ewes 300 bush ewes 60 fat sheep 100 ewes 100 wethers 100 2 tooth ewes 60 2 tooth ewes 60 2 tooth wethers 100 good forward ewes 300 ewes 150 HEAD CATTLE, comprising 25 18 months heifers 10 forward empty heifers 15 dairy cows 80 store cows 50 mixed cattle 1 Jersey bull 10 fat cows 50 MIXED PIGS, 7 p.b. Berks, suckers Luncheon may be obtained at the yards. Manawatu Auctioneers* Association. Manawatu auctioneers ASSOCIATION. FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, MARCH 19th, 1909. At 11,30 a.m. All stock must be in and yarded by 11 o’clock 12 2 year forward speyed heifers 25 good 3 year Hereford Shorthorn steers 25 ditto heifers 1000 4 and 6 tooth ewes 200 f f.m. ewes 150 good lambs 500 6 tooth to f.f.m. ewes 140 Lincoln breeding ewes 200 Ruanui ewes 260 good Romney ewes 200 4 and 5 year ewes 170 4 and 6 tooth Romney ewes 20 2 tooth Romney rams 5 2 tooth B.D, rams WILLIAMS, INGLE & CO., ’ V (Late Williams & Allison), AUCTIONEERS ' AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Sales every SATURDAY at 2 p.m. sharp, gon their premises, situated Corner of Wellington Road and Morris Street, Marton. ! EMM Prevention Is Better Than Cure. HOT -weather is particularly suitable for the growth of disease germs. When a shortage of water mates it impossible to thoroughly sluice all drains, etc., so frequently, the conditions favour microbes still more. To prevent disease, and to guard against infection it is advisable, especially in dry weather, to freely use some reliable disinfectant. KRESOL Is a reliable disinfectant. KRESOL mixes easily—is safe and effective—is economical, and can bo used almost anywhere. And it neither irrigates, burns, nor blisters the skin. Bottles, Is &1s 6il each. C. HftLOAEffiSOM, L CHEMIST, MARTON. M ■ # g— gaam o