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. N.Z.L. AND M.A. CO. PALMERSTON NORTH SALE. THURSDAY, AUGUST Ist, 1901. 3 mHE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE X AGENCY Co. will sell by public auction at their yards as abovo, at 12 noon— 10 prime fat heifers 0 cows in calf, broken to bail 20 mivod yearlings 8. weaners 16 prime fat heifers 10 springing cows 12 yearling steers 600 wether lambs (good line)' 250 f.l.in. ewes in lamb to Lincoln . rams 150 good turnip ewes 80 good hoggets R.E.BECKETT. MARTON SALE YARDS. TUESDAY, 30th JULY, 1901. RE. BECKETT will sell by publio • auction as above at 1.30 p.m.— 3 16 good weaners 16 store cows 10 fat and forward cows 1 10 springing heifers • 190 good hoggets 300 ewes in lamb 100 „ 50 „ „ 20 „ 130 ewes in lamb to Border Leicester rams 170 ewes in lamb to Border Leicester rams 40 Lincoln wethers 100 ewes in lamb 300 hoggets 100 lambs : 40 fat wethers Also,— 1 reaper and binder, Massey Harris On account of E. Openshaw— 30 first-class dairy cows, average test 3.9 : HUNTERVILLE SALE YARDS. THURSDAY, Ist AUGUST. EE. BECKETT will sell by publ'c • auction as above at I p.m.— 10 forward bullocks t 2 fat cows 9 fat and forward cows 5 forward bullocks 5 steers 1 cow 4 calves 10 2-year heifers 4 fat heifers 2 springing cows 150 lambs ' * 350 ewes ; 300 lambs 200 wethers 200 ewes in lamb 150 „ „ 150 „ 80 lambs .. 300 mixed lambs 100 ewes and wethers GORTON A SON. SPECIAL CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK. AT FEILDING SALE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7th. At 1 o'clock. GORTON & SON have received instructions from G. F. Eanby, of Aorangi, (late of Taranaki), who is giving up dairying, to sell by publio auction as aoove, the whole of his celebrated dairy herd consisting of— ■ 70 high-class dairy cows (August and September calvers), also a number of first-class yearling and 2-year-old heifers Auctioneer's Note.—Mr Eanby has been dairying for a number of years, and his herd is well known, all through tho country as being one of the very best in the Ta*anaki districc. They have therefore every confidence in recommending buyers of high-class dairy stock to attend this sale. Ironmongers* : A T THEIR BULK WAREHOUSE, QUEEN STBEET, PALMERSTON NORTH, . APPLIANCES AND REQUISITES FOR DAISIES. Ciinrns, Workers, Printer-. ' APPLIANCES AND REQUISITES FOR ' POULTRY RAISERS.' \ Cyphers' Incubator., Bonei shell & core Mill., Etc. ■ TURNIP CUTTERS SEPARATOR OIL. \ Alexandra I .-■'■; Separators. HAND-POWER machines from 15 to 40 gals, per hour; power machines , requiring 40 to 300 gals, per hour. Simple in construction, durable and cheap, requiring fewer repairs and wearing longer than any other machines in the market. ] Tlie.Farmers' Steam TurMne Plant saves labor, it saves the time'of going to i the factory; it saves wear and tear of horseflesh, vehicles and harness, and last, but not least, its saves money; it gives . the farmer a better return per cow and 1 it gives him fresh and wholesome skim _ milk for his calves ; it is economical in j consumption of fuel; it occupies very little floor space ; it requires no skilled management. Tho 100 gal. plant, with boiler and engine, which may bo used for DRIVING GRIST MILLS, CHAFF CUTTERS, or any other machinery. 1 Milk Tester, Lister's Celebrated Rotary 3 Milk Tumps, Heaters, Coolers, Pipettes, 3 Separator Oils (special quotations tofaci toriesl, Higgens' Patent Dairy Salt, and all other dairy requisites. ) Correspondence Invited. i NEWTJON KING, New Plymouth, Sole Agent for New Zealand. . JOHNSTON & SIM, Local Agents for Newton King. FITZHERBERT EAST PUBLIC HALL. ' TUESDAY, JULY 30th, 1901. CONCEKT And dance. 3 ' (In aid of Building Fund), TO commenco at 8 p.m. Concert Tickets, 1/- each ; Dance, Gents 2/-;. Ladies free. Refreshments provided. Stevenson's 'bus leavos the Post Office at 7 o'clock. FOR BOYS' CLOTHING, . . THE BON MARCHE SALE..