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N.Z.L. AND M. CO. PONGAROA STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1905, at 1 p.m. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO, Ltd., will sail as above — jl6o shorn r «wes with lambs 120 ewes and lambs . 50 fat ewes . 7o yearling steers *in lots to suit purchasers , ' 15 yearling heifers , I Shorthorn-Jersey bull, 3yrs 4 fat cows 5 15mos steers .4 weaners 20 2|yr steers 20 % to 2&yr steers • . 23 2|yr steers 20 cows and calves i 20 empty heifers [ : 20 18mos-Bteers ! 1 3yr half draught filly broken' to I , harness - 3 harness horses , 1 half-draught colt, 2yrs Enrries may be made either with Mr F. Fulpher, Pongaroa, or at our Pahiatua office. K. J. MoLBNNAN, Agent. GORDON ELLIOTT, , . '' . Auctioneer-: PALMERSTON STOCK SALE. 1 THURSDAY, JANUARY 5. THE N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., will sell by public auction at their yards, ftangitikei Line, as above, at 11.30 a.m.— [ 50 fresh 2yr steers 20 yearling heifers 45 f reph 2J and 3yr steers : 50 yearlings 7 cows and calves 30 fat and forward hnllocks o0 2yr steers 30 18mos steers * • ' 10 fat cows , 20 store cows 30 mixed yearlings 30 18mos heifer 8 20 yearling heifers 60 well-bred Shorthorn cows with calves 200 fat ewes 300 .forward ewes BLENDSNG TEA. ■The tea-blender has to spend many years in acquiring a knowledge of the different grades, of tea. He has to edu ctite his palate, bis sense of smelling as well as bis opticp, to . distinguish the different sorts of tea. The blending is a great art, and, while there are m«oy tea-bleuders, the successful onf 8 are few. It is necessary to blend tea because it is impose blie to get the same quality from several gardens. Tea is subjeot to oiimatic conditions, soil, treatment, etc. One lot may be strong, another uaay have a fine fragrance, but be lackiug in other et>seutials. The tea-Klonder brings together, just 'the ?eae that he rpquires to make up a standard quality, aud if he is an expert the blend will uever vary in quality. " CRESENT BLEND TEA Is blended by a Tea Connoisseur^ The , quality is the same to-day as it was yesterday, as it will be n year hence. It is sold at all stores at 2s per lb. j NORSEWOOD ROAD BOARD. riiENDERS, addressed "The X Chairman Road Board, Norsewood," will be received up till 6p.m. on THI3ESD AY, January sfcb, 1905. j For cleaning out water tables throughout the whole cf the Boad Board district (in sections) For the carting snd delivery of 150 cubic yards of metal on Brießk6*B road, Ngamoko. For the carting and delivery of 250 cubic yards of metal on the Ngamoko Main Road. For the carting and delivery of ISO cubic jards of metal on Cantley's, Dahl's, and Gandvh'a Roads. Specifications and further information on application co the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Jiy Order. O. ERICKSEN, Clerk. l . ____j — ! * ITS HOT T ! I "WELL, BLOW" IT!" You may do this with your soup, but I you find it more difficult with the hot I summer weather. Hot day* are certainly trying, and when not up to par, you vvill find, it hard to " get a move on." , ! TTNLESS you are "in the kopw," \J yon will go through this summer •as you did last, and the ones before ittired listless, fagged-out, commencing the day with a yawn, and finishing np a — -, unless you have toade the acquaintance of Piantekoa. Then summer becomes a pleasure. Plantekci* is to you what steam is to the engine— it »iak"S you go, pours glowing, exhilarating vitality into .you, nud fills the body with life, auibitiou and endurance. PURELY HERBAL. PLEASANT AS WINE. YOU'LL LIKE IT. THERE'S A'.'HEAttON. OU CAN GET IT CHEA PEE AT McKAY AND POTT'S.