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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 27 August 1913, Page 8

AWimONEtW JIOTICEB. AWST, VN& I * SERB «n««. «*&%-» $ -..." ; - n , 232 well-grown mixed sex hoggets 100 dry ewea 100 hoggete ,30 fat ewes , ; . • 80 ewes in lamb to Lincoln rams 62 s.m. ewesin lamb to Romney .;■■■ rams 36 good hoggets CATTLE: . . ■.. } . "■ 9 springing neiiera 10 24-year steers SO station yearlings - 2 guaranteed dairy cows on the drop 2 bulls ; 1 fat heifer j • 1 3-yr P.B. Jersey bull i,20 yearling dairy heifers t3O well-grown yearling steers • 3 yearling steers Chi account of client of client, who iis leaving the districts—--1 Jersey cow (at drop), calf • by purebred Jersey bull • : 1 Jersey heifer in calf by purebred Jersey bull SUNDRIES—--1 beardy sheep dog (a good leader) TARATAMI SALE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist, 1913, BSSRS DALGETY AND CO.. LTD., will sell as above— CjATTLE— Account S. Dalgleish, Esq.— , ' 25 3-yr heifers on drop (a choice line) PIGS- ■.:■ ' ,t 7 weaner pigs tfHBJGLES--1 spring milk cart find ANNUAL SALE (*F PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN-FRIESIANS. "WILLOWVALE" STUD FARM, Bell Block, near New Plymouth. FRIDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, 1913. nual sale of pedigree HolsteinFriesian Cattle at the "Willowvale" Stud Farm as above, and will offer: | O YEARLING Pedigree Bulls ■*•** G pedigree cows 4 pedigree heifers 1 3-year pedigree bull . SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. Catalogues on application. The above high-class Cattle are of tiie most fashionable breeding, the Yearling Bulls being a particularly fine lot, seven being by "King Fayne Segis II.," the N.Z. Champion, and five by "King Alcarta Pietje." PRELIMINARY NOTICE. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE AT FEATHERSTON. THURSDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, ESSRS DALGETY AND COMPANY have been instructed by MRS MARION ROSS (whose lease has expired', to offer her Dairy Herd comprising:— QO CHOICE DAIRY COWS Farm implements and sundries. Full particulars later. SHEEP LAMBS f OR FREEZING AT ANY WORKS. WRIGHT, STEVENSON, And Co., Ltd. WELLINGTON. JAre buyers at per head or per pound. Consignments of Meat, Wool, and Pelte, Account owners, handled by our London branch. If you desire to realise HIGHEST PRICESDeal with us. Full particulars can be )btained from ' * WRIGHT, STEYENSON AND CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. C. CRACROFT WILSON, PALMERSTON NORTH. Simply splendid for ■ Coughs and Colds 1 For nearly half a century Bonnington'i Irish Moss has been curing coughs and i colds quickly and effectually. ftEach year tens of thousands have tested and proved that it is the most reliable cough medicine. Do you want a better reason why you should use Bennington's ? Mr. E. Hadriil, Hamilton, writes:— "It fives me pleasure to tUte that Bonningtea't lriih Moss has been used in my family a, a remedy for coughs and colds for up- ' wards of thirty years. I myself, though 70 years of age, still find great relief by Inking can recommend it to young and old." 9n oi-/»at i* (he *<ircftt nr this *n!«ni remedy that it is only natural that imitations are oa sale. Ask for Bon.ninatoa's and get it. , , 60