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Jkosja}gj_...ac. luring. ',.'. W 1 ] ?PNESPAY ) ;MAROHIBth, LOWES&IOMS' STOCK SALE. !; MASTERTON YARDS, 1 4.QA Good Merino Ewes 300 G ° od Crossl3retl Ems fiflAGoodFraih full-mouth Cross uvu bred Ewes fiOO Gooi < fl ' e9h > Mi-mouth Cross uvu bred Ewes 400 Good, full-mouth Crossbrei TV/U Ewes ..: : fifyfy Crossbred lambs in the wool I£Q Good Crossbred Ewes #OO tootll Crossbred Wethers forward condition 300 Good Cl ' o93 toed Lambs, shorn : 1/)0 Good Lincoln Lambs, in thi luu wool ■'• ' QgQ Sliorn Lambs. 1 QO Lambs in the wool, 400 karal 3B l ll the wool. 1 HA Cross bred Ewes. 200 Crossbred Lambs in the wool. ' C Purebred' 2-tooth Cotswolc ■ ut Earns 47 P ur e Cotswold Rams, mixed '; . .ages 4 Daily Cows 0 Dairy Cows 1 Bull

I Well-bred Young Bull • Also— On account of (thorn it may concern, 1 Bale (350 yds) Tarred Rope 1 Netting Also— On account of Mr Whatman, who is leaving for England, 1 Grand Buggy Horse, Buggy, x and set Harness 1 Saddle and Bridle 0 Superior Ladies' Hacks, Also— ' In the estate pfDr Diver, j Valuable mare, Marchioness, 1 with Premier foal at foot, Also— The Thoroughbred Racing Mare Carry-the-Nows, by Tattler. W. A. ELLIS, [President New Zealand Psychological Society,] MEDICAL PSYCHOMETREST AND CLAIRVOYANT. ILL receive Patients on WEENESTY DAY and THURSDAY next at Kibblewhite's private hotel from 9 till 9. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS, During his short visit here he has completely astonished scores by his wonderful skill in finding out the cause and effect of disease in the system, Some of his cures sound like miracles,—Wellington Post. _ Mr W, A. Ellis possesses the wonderful gift of diagnosing disease by merely taking the patient's hand. One and all say his readings are wonderful.-Grcytown Standard, Mr Ellis has been very successful in his diagnosis- We can recommend him to public attention.—N.Z. Times. Mr Ellis has been astonishing the good people of Palmerston and WoodvilkN.Z. Mail. 1933 LEO'S N0.4 PROGRAMME No. 4 ON THE ST. PATRICK'S DAY HANDICAP. SOOATfa First £IOO Second 50 Third 25 Starters and non starters 25 Will close March 14th. Enclose Stamps for reply and result. Early application necessary, as time is limited. TICKETS EVERYWHERE. Address— LEO, Care of T, THOMPSON, 1919 " Empire Hotel, Masterton. NOW OPEN. ADELAIDE (i CUP. ±j The Sydney Jockey Turf Club's Annual Consultation ON THE ADELAIDE OOP, To be run on the Remington Raco Course, Melbourne, 7th'May, 1885. MEMBERS£I EACH. 400-PRIZES-400 Will be distributed as follows: First Horse £1,200 Second Horse ... ' ... 600 Third Horse ... ... 300 . Other Starters(divide)... 200 Non-Starters (divide)... 300 3 Prizes £IOO each ... 300, 5 „ £SO •'„■ ... 250 10 „ £2O „ ... 200 30 „ £lO 300 270,, £5 „ ... 1,350 Add exchange to cheques, and two stamps for reply and result. Letters containing cash should be registered. Drafts or P. O. Orders made payable to— JAMES WALLACE, Secretary S.J.T.C. Box 784, G.P.0., Sydney, N.S.W. 1938 ,GEEEN '& Co., TAILORS, ■PARAGON HOUSE, WILUS-STREET. „ „ WELLINGTON, SUITS, £4loa, SUITS, £3los, : PARAGON TROUSERS, 255. 1923