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.{[ Pi# to see pale girls ; > < stay pale. Lane's ; I : Emulsion would j ' \ make them well. 78 ; ► Auction Sales. SKDDON STOCK SALE. TO-MOBROW, January 8, 1908. 'ENTRIES: ;• . 100 Fat Ewes * And other lines, details not yet received. • MARLBOROTTGH FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. : . /A. WIFFEN, Manager. Seddon Stock Sale. TO-MORROW JANUARY Bth, 1908. P (RESENT ENTRIES— 40 Fat Crossbred Ewes 30 Fat Crossbred Ewes 30 Fat Merino Ewes 60 2-tooth Crossbred Ewes. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. E. F. HEALY, Auctioneer. "unreserved auction sale OF STUD ENGLISH LEICESTER SHEEP. On the Show Grounds, Masterton. MONDAY, 17th FEBRUARY, 1908. ABRAHAM "AND WILLIAMS, LTD.,- will sell as above, on acooaht of Mr Wm. Perry, Penrose, Masterton — " 160 Stud Ewes 120 Stud Lambs 30 Rams. Full Particulars Later. Catalogues Posted on application to — ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., Auctioneers, Masterton,. * WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. UNDER the auspices of the Wellington Wool-brokers 1 Association, will be held in Wellington during the current season ,on the following dates: — 3rd Sale—l7th JANUARY, 1908. 4th Sale—2lst FEBRUARY, 1908. Wool must be delivered into store by the. Monday previous to sile,.otherwise it cannot be offered.. The charge on wool offered, but mot sold, will be 2s per bale for the first offering, and Is per bale for the second offering. ' A. H. Atkinson and Co. s ,G. H- Scales. Dalgety and Co., Ltd. > Murray Roberts and Go. Waifarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, Ltd. United Farmers' Co-operative Association, Ltd. Levin and Co., Ltd.. Abraham and Williams, Ltd. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. USE BURSLLI/S PATENT -JFENCIIS G. THERE IS "NOTHING SO EFFECTIVE. IT is now being used by the Government to fence-in some of its Railways. A GOLD MEDAL was awarded at the Christchurch Exhibition, and FIRST AND SPECIAL PRIZES .at the Christchurch A. and P. Association Show AGAINST ALL COMPETITORS. It is i w perfect, and will, stand under ah lircumstances. Once use it and you wilt always do so. See what a local Runholder says about it:— Flaxbourne, Marlborough, April 11th, 1904. To F. W. Bursill, Esq.— Dear Sir, —I have great pleasure in testifying to the excellency and worth of your new patent Fence. For durability, lightness, and speed of erection, it is very much superior to the ordinary standard fence. It it not only an eminently good permanent fence, by* from the speed at which it can L erected, and taken down, it makes i very good temporary division fence. At the sale of sheep held at Flasbournt in February last I used the fence in the erection of the saleyards, and I was more than satisfied at the way it stood the great pressure t>i a large number of sheep. It is a fence I can thorougnly recommend to anyone, either for use on large stations or small farms. I am, yours faithfully, WALTER L. CLIFFORD. Fencing and particulars to be obtained from the NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, Blenheim, and J. FULLER, Seddon. Dont't forget to Inspect before Purchasing Elsewhere. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Assets ... ■ ■ .. £3,900,000 Existing Assurances £11,700,060 Annual IncffiSto ~. £490,000 Bonusoa allotted ... £2,223,000 i. H. KJCHAIiRSO*, F.F.A., 1 < WI,?>B>»JJKiOQBr