Page 3 Advertisements Column 5
Manawatu Times, Rōrahi XXVI, Putanga 7140, 16 Kohitātea 1901, Page 3
Mō tēnei niupepa
CURTAINS. English Sample Curtains, 1/- 1/3 1/6 TT7ONDERFUL BARGAINS VV i AT J LEOPOLD SIMMONS 1 GENERAL DRAPERY Warehouse, THE SQUABE, PALMERSTON NORTH, N.Z.L. AND M.A. CoTID. PALMEBSTON NORTH SALE. ■ THURSDAY, 17th JANUARY, 1901, At 12 o'clock. rfIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN X & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. Ltd., will sell by pubic auction as above — 50 fresh bullocks 50 cows and calves 30 forward bullocks 25 shorthorn weaners 20 3 and 4-year stears 20 weabers 20 empty heifers 15 empty heifers 22 good shorthorn weaners £00 good 2-footh wethers 100 woolly ewea and lambs £00 shorn ewes and lambs 170 shorn ewes and lambs 600 shorn 2-tooth wethers 8 good store pigs FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1901, At 1 p.m. HTBE NEW ZEALAND LOAN I & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, will sell by pubic auction as above— 20 fat cows 54 first-class dairy heifers in calf 29 3-year steers 23 polled Angus bullocks 1 quiet bull 36 forward bullocks 26 3-year steers 24 2 to 2J-year steecs 12 good weanera 500 good 2-tooth wethers 1800 2 and 4-tooth wethers 600 2-tooth wethers 586 4-tooth maiden ewes 260 2-tooth wethers 200 fat wethers. 200 2-tooth wethers 200 4-tooth wethers 200 fat wethers . 200 lambs 150 shorn lambs (good) 150 shorn wether lambs (good; 100 wetbers iOO lambs 8 pigs CHAS. OARR, Auctioneer. THE TI^A^VAAITWAR Achievements of the Home and Colonial Forces in the Great Conflict of 1899-00. ASUPEKB ILLUSTRATED HISTORY, written by Spencer Wilkinson, and illustrated by England's Best Artists. Compiled and Published by the Illustrated London News. PRICE, 4/- PEATUKES—Eight full-page Photogravures, small and large Photos of all the prominent Leaders and Heroes o£ the Campaign, and reproductions of Pictures drawn on the spot by the Artists of the News. A Beautiful Publication. A Eecord Achievement. The Regular and Volunteer in War. Infantry and Cavalry Compared. A Record of Colonial Prowess. GET A COPY YOURSELF. GIVE ONE TO YOUR FRIEND. A FINE NEW YEAR GIFT. DON'T MISS THE I.L.N.'S GREAT WAR NUMBER— THE BEST YET. John C. Swallow, Bookseller & Stationer, THE SQUARE, Opposite the Bank of Australasia. Telephone No. 90 CALL AT . The Geisha Tea Rooms, FOR A FTERNOON TEAS ii, LIGHT LUNCHES SUPPERS STIU WBERRIES and CBEA M. GRILLS. HOT PIES. HAM and EGGS CONFECTIONERY. A SHHURST HACK GUINEAS 1902 XJL Nominations -will be received oil or before Hiitm-clay, 86ih January, 1901, for the Ashurst Hack Gui-.xas, 1902, of 100 guineas ; second horse to receive 20gs, and third horse sgs from the stakes For the present yearlings that are not nominated fo v other than Hack RRces at time of entry, and hay not won i race of over £40 at time of starting, hack and hunter races excepted. Colts, Bst 101b; fillie and geldings, Bst ulb. The winner of any Hack Guineas or Hack Sires Produce Stakes to carry a penalty of 71bs. To be run on the Ashurst Eacecourse in December, 1902. Nomination 10s Gd, a second puyrncut of 10s 6d on night of general entry, 1901; and a final payment of 21s on night of general entry, 1902 Distance, 1 mile. Nomination papers on application to the secretary, J. 11. VINCENT, Secretary. FTUIE finest selection of iirst-clas X CUTLERY, SPOONS and FORKS POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS AND RAZORS is at j E. S. Barry's, CUEAPSIDiS. qiENNIS SHIRTS JL ANT) CRICKETING TROUSERS AT Leopold Simmons 1,
