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Auctioneers' Notices, Langdale Stock Sale, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, At i o'olook. Ml£ NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., will offer at Mr Rydtr's yards, Langdale, as above Shekp—--200 s ■m. fv.'es 50 4-tooth wethers 100 2, 4 af.d 'i tooth ewes 150 a.m. twos, good line 300 s.mi. ewi.'-H 100 -1, i> rnci t'.m. ewes 100 2-toath wethers | 2 <]-iooth■Southdown rams, Rood 6 i.r.i.'iiouihdown rams, good 1000 Lin., owe.-! 250 •2-U'OthH, mixed 100 4 ;.u;d (i-footu ewes CATTLy—--20 2-yi;:iv steers j 30 yt:ar)ings ' 80 niix.d cattle 20 2.-.jtar steers 10 yt.-:i dings . 20 year lings Mr Ryder, o). Langdale Homestead, will rsceive en.iies for the above sale. JOSEPH lORNS, Auctionesr. Mastepton Stock Sale. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13th, 1907, At 1 o'c:ock. nnHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND I MERCANTILE AGENCY CO, LTD., will offer as above - Sheep--300 raps lambs 500 E-tore lambs -' i 200 larabrf t 100 lambs 100 fat ewes 100 sound mouth ewes 100 breading ewes 100 ewes 150 wethers 150 lambs 1000 shorn lambs 500 2-tooth wethers 500 2-tooth ewes 150 wethers C ATIXE—--12 good calves 14 weaner calves, good JOSEPH lORNS, Auctioneer. WING to our next Sale falling on the Becond Day of the Masterton Show, the sale will not be held. ABRAHAM <fc WILLIAMS, Ltd. Martin borough Stock Sale. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1907. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LID., will sell at 1 p.m. Sheef—--100 4-tooth forward wethers 200 a.m. ewes 6 Southdown rams Cattle—--14 heifers 50 station bred cows and heifers 15 forward empty cows 10 empty cows, heifers, and cows W. A. lORNS, Agent. • O. C. COOPER, Auctioneer. Eketahuna Stock Sale. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Bth, 1907, At 1 p.m. BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., . will sell by public auction as above at the yards lately occupied by Messrs Lowes and lorns: Sheep—--40 ewes 100 ewes 20 2-tooth,wethers 150 good f.f.m. ewes 180 a.m. ewes, forward condition 173 shorn lambs, black and white faces 5 E.L. ram 9, bred by Fred Moore 150 2-tooth ewes Cattle—--6 3 and 4-yeat' steers 2 forward cows 3 speyed cows O. C. COOPER, Auctioneer. P.F.A. Fortnightly Sale. (Pahiatua).

{TUESDAY, 12th FEB., 1907, at 1 p.m. .4 BRABAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., will A. sell (for the Association) as abovj— Sheep—--500 first-class 4yr breeding ewes, one earmark, good line 200 4-tooth ewes 100 4-tooth wethers 200 f.m. ewes 300 rape lambs CattleIt mixed yearlings 12 weaners ' 3 store cow 3 7 2yr steers O. C, COOPER, Auctioneer. - GEEAT UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE of Famous Hereford Cattle and Stud Southdown and Lincoln Sheep. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, 28th FEBRUARY and Ist MARCH, 1907. AT THE HOMESTEAD, TE RANGITUMAU. MESSRS ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd., will sell by Public Auction, without reserve, as above, the whole of Messrs Stuckey Bro-).' celebrated TE RANGITUMAU STUD HEREFORD CATTLE, known as the Te Hiwi Herd, and their Flock of STUD LINCOLN SHEEP, comprising—--122 stud Hereford cows void heifers with calves 54 stud 2-year Hereford heifers 35 stud yearling, heifers 20 stud yearling bulls 34 stud heifer and bull calves 289 stud Lincoln ewes 207 stud Lincoln ewe and ram lambs 4 stud Lincoln rame 3200 Lincoln flock ewes and lambs (Established 1879. N.Z. Flock Book No, 169.) Also, on account of Mr JAMES STUCKEY, at the same time and place, the celebrated Ta Rangitumau BTUD SOUTHDOWN SHEEP (Registered Flock No, 3, N.Z. Flock Book), consisting «f about—--575 stud Southdown ewes 15 special stud prize winning rams 220 ram lambs , 230 ewe lambs i The Flock has within the last few years won 29 champion, 141 first, and 128 second prizes, besides winning three times in succession the celebrated Garforth Challenge Cup. Catalogues on Application. NOTE—Sheep will be sold on Thursday, 28th February, and cattle on Friday, Ist March, 1907 Sale at 11 a,m. each day. Farmers, ask for ' Seccombe's Paspaluni Dilatatum Seed. And see that you get it. Mr T. C. Williams' Last order was for FIVE TONS. This little fact does a lot of talking. Gall on your seed merchant at once and order a supply for this season. Every settler should mix 2 to 3lbs of Seccombe's seed in their grass seed mixture when sowing. The most nutritious fodder known to science, and absolutely permanent in any pasture land.—W. SECCOMBE, Central Bucca, N.S.W.