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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12631, 19 October 1905, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE, LTD., will Sell, at Hastings, Hawke's Bay, on FRIDAY, 20th October, at d.'6U a.m.—The whole of Messrs. Rathbona Bros., of Abbotsford, Waipawa, Pedigree Herd of Shorthorn Cattle, comprising 60 lots of Purebred Bulls, Cows, Heifers, and Yearlings. Catalogue on application. ALFRED REID, Auctioneer. PALnK¥STOSs~SruOK'"SArF THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. At 1 p.m. A BRAfi AM AND WILLIAM^ i 111----I\. FI'ED vrill Sell by Public Auc tion, as above— 100 Shorn Wethers 100 Ewes and Lambs 100 Hoggets 200 Ewe Hoggets 150 Hoggets 130 Hoggets 100 Ewes and Lamb* 10 Dairy Cows, in calf and springing 10 Springing He'fers 3 Cows and Calves 16 Tat Heif-'jrs 10 Fat Bullocks MARTON YARDS. " " i BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS. LIMil ITED have Postponed Sale at above yards from Tuesday, 24th October, to TUESDAY, 31 st" OCTOBER. I ' PALMERSTON "NORTH! THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND 1 MERCANTILE AGENCY COM-PANY,-LIMITED, will Seli by Public Auction, as above— 10 Weaners 12 Empty Heifers 20 Mixerl Cattle 12 Store fows 7 SteVe <"Ws 6 Springing He l"er3 15 2-year Steers 9 Yearlings 40 2-year Empty Heifers 20 Yearlings ~ FEILDING bALi: FRIDAY. CCTOJiili 50. At "12.30 p.m. pORTONT AND SON w 1 Sell by \T Public Auction as abev - 9 Yearlings 12 Empty Heifers 12 Fat Bullocks 700 F.C. Romney-Linecln Ewe Hoggets 72 Purebred Shropshire Ewos, with 100 psr cent, lambs ?00 4-year Ewes, with 100 per cer;t. lambs by Shropshire Ranis 600 Wether Hoggets, off turnips 100 Hoggets 100 Fat Wethers 300 4-tooth to f.f.m. Ewes, with 100 per cent, lambs, by ltoiumy Rams 400 Good Mixed Hoggets 200 Mixed Hoggets 50 i.e. Wether Hoggets . 109 Mixed Hoggets 60 Prime Shorn Fat Ewes 120 Ew© Hoggets BUSH LAND. BUSH LAND. mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND X MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, have befen favoured with instructions to offer for sale' by private treaty UPON EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS, a Block of between 4,000 and 5,000 Acres of Standing Bush within 25 miles of Waitotara Railway Station. Freeholds of this size are becoming utrereasingly difficult to obtain. We cannot too strongly urge intending buyers to call for farther particulars and arrange for inspection. Apply. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MRRJv OANTILB, Taupo Quay, Wanganui. . ■ ..,' I / S&^Bryii^'' I " I ; /1 Sras^'V ' I wScytflUJr^BßfeMMll A FRIEND IN NEED. *DRELMSLIE,« QUALIFIED MEDICAL SPECIALIST, Registered by the Governments of flmt BriUta* New Zealand, and New Sonth WalM. No. 13, WELLINGTON TERRACE, WBLLINQTON. This highly qualified Physician an* Bomon fromtk* Hospitals of London and Parter-haa-MSS y«aw <rt study and roßcaroh become an .Expert ana»peolau» in CHRONIC!, NKRVOUS, BLOOD, SKIN, and SPECIAL UI3BA9BSi3t Man and Women. ■ In his or- hU Hi»pre*er.*«tivVs very snoo«Miul treatment of theaoore cl»s« of eUfßeult emm were is '• No Experimenting and No Failurw." . •- Con-iultiti >ns avo fr«o to all, so th»» a fnenaiy o'--it, I'itfii-r personally or with my Bepre»enUH»«. ■ v i>v letter, costs nothing, and may gave you yean - oi mU-ry, so none need despair. New SoJenMflo Truiisment, and New Unfailing R«m*dies of ths very bost and purest, are Honestly and Faithfully used. Moderate ohargef. Consultation Hours—lo to 12, 3to 4,7 to 6. YOUNG MEN ! "i you are suffering or weak, or sad, call or write to Dr Khnslie, or his Representative, 13, Wellington Terrace, Wellington, as he thoroughly understands iMr troubles and their causes. His Skilful Treatment ana Scientific Remedies enable him to GUARANTEE a Complete Cure in every case ui»dertaken, or make no oharge. Strictly confldentiai. ■tf jiliLute charges. Consulting hours—lo to 12, 2t04,7 to 8. N.D.—Patients at a distance may " ENCLOSE A PEE OF 41 in their first letter to ensure immediate attention and prompt despatch (when possible) ol remedies necessary for their case. Wanganui, June Ist, 19M. Dear Dr. Elmslie.—l received your kind letter, the medicine, and the girdle, and your kindness ana benefit to me I shall never forget. I really cannot rind words half sufficient to convey to you the opinion I have of you, or the amount of thanks I w0*"" like to give you. But there is one thing I would iwe to say; that is, "Itis a great pity that there are no* more doctors like you."-Your SUBJECTS OF MOST DREADFUL EXHAUSTION CURKD AND MADJ3 HAPPY. MY DEAR DOCTOR.—I have no hesitation whatever in saying " Y6s" in reply to your letter received to-day, in which you ask me wh'tner i am willing to let the public know the benefit I received n.t your bands. When I saw you upoa Uie reoatornend:it:on of Mr Griffith (whom you h*d pre»i:>'i".y nured of a similar complaint), I think I wim i|» about as bad a state of misery and depresswn in both mind and body as any human being oouU oe, ■ in fact, I thought life was not worth living, and my future was n blank. I was an object of misery ana dospiir. You told mo plainly and honestly tn« 7"ii lymld and would cure me, so that I should no longer be bashful ima stupid in society, and oouio take ray part and interest in the amusements ana ■sp.irts of others and have an ambition in n»y ni^ines-s. At first I thought your promise was too 2nr,,Vtni,etruo. I am thankful to say I tried your "•oHtment. 1 swear solemnly I feel a different man 'o day. I have put on flesh and muscle, ana »ay* viy amount of confidence in myself. I aiu perieewy ■■. licilMiy and quite happy, and capable of enjoymg rayseir as others in, and I don't mope about »T myself ana shun sooiety. I earnestly recommeno »ll follow sufferers to put their confidence in you.,as , «our treatment is perfect and your *:hJirges, ait: Q LACELAN CAMERON