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: ABRAHAM AND WILLJAMS, ; ANNUAL SALE OF TROEOIJGIL ■ ■■- ' BBED HOKSES; ; " ' PALI&iEESTON NOETH." * ;•■'• FJ&IDAY, 7th APRIL, 1905. \ A BBAHAM & WILLIAMS. Ltd.,. will liold their annual sale of Blood Stock, at their yards, Eangitikei; street, as above, at 11 am., and will offer— . . { ; On account of the Hon. J. D. Ormond— 12 fillies and gelaings, 2 to 5 years, -by The Officerand 3n"Lancelot Chestnut gelding Sir Percivale, by Sir Lancelot. ' On account of the Estate of the la'eW. Kathbone, the following horses in training— Bombastes, Optimist, Spartivento; also Stormont,. Branta, and Qhirza'.just handled). ' On account of other vendort— 30 fillies and geldings by well • known sires On account of 0. B. McDonald, v Esq.— Ths racehorses : Notoa (iatr»ining), tbe hurdle • horse Prinoa Eose, 2 ponies by Hiko and Toi'pcdo, brood mare Sheetligntning On account of E. S. Abraham, Esq.— Chestnut colt " Sandix," by San Fran—Miniature On account of Messrs Easton Austin and Harrs, owinß to the winding up of a racing partnership [without reserve) — Bay mare Fatigue by tit. George, with filly foal at foot by Nelson Gelding, 5 years, Cyclos Parva, by Lakeshell from Fatigue Brown gelding, 2 years, by Lakeshell from Fatigue Yearling colt, by Nelson from Fatigue Black gelding, 5 yrs, by Lakeshell. On account of S. L Parsons, Esq.— Bay gelding Shrapnel, by The Workman—Element. On account of E. A. McPhail, Esq — | Grey gelding Forest Gats, aged, by \ Forester out of a Voltiguer mare. On account of other vendors— . 16 well bred 3, 4 and 5 year fillies and geldings, by The Page, Wanderer, Bellman, and Needlegun. Entries now closed. Catalogues ready shortly. TF< BOSS. PANNEVIRKE STOCK BALE. FBLDAY, APRIL 7ch, 1905.

\ft/' ROSE will sell by publio auction ' ' • aa above, at I.DO p.m.— 30 2-yr steers 15 weanera 20 2£yr heifers, in calf 25 18-mos steers 12 weaners 25 2^-yr steers 10 weaner steers 15 2h-yr steers 40 15 to 18 mos steors and heifers j 4 heifers in calf 10 strong weaners ■ -40 good weanßra 25 weaners ' 12 18-moB steots and heifars 25 weanora, mixed sexes 6 weaner steers 5 cows in oalf ' MANAWATD' MILLS COY. ARE BUYERS OP WHEAT IN ANY QUANTITIES. Offices : Broad-street, Palmerston North. JAMES McGULL. Manager. Dalgety aid Company, 1td.7~ WELLINGTON. Head Office: 96 Bishopsgate-street, London. Capital fully subscribed ... £4,000,0C0 Capital paid up £1/100,000 Jleservefund £140,000 Branches throughout Australia and .New Zealand. The Company is prepared to ADVANCE ON APPROVED STATION PROPERTIES, Frozen Meat, Butter, Wool, and other colonial produce, and to undertake Stock and Station business generally, giving SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SALES OF STATION PROPERTIES, STORE AND FAT STOCK, etc. De Lisle Luttrell Patent Painless IMDING Composition. Dalgety & Co., Ltd., agents for Australasia. No injury to hide; a painless and effective brand for cattle, horses, and sheep (face). The cost does not exceed one penny per head. DAL&ETY & CO., LTD., Wellington. | JAMES MACINTOSH, Manager. Any further information required reHarding the above, or concerning: STOCK or PROPERTIES FOR SAT.fi! can be obtained by application to our DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE, T. A. MOODIE, Palmerston North. Box 163. Expert Seed CieaniHg. "WE hold a record of 99 7-10 purity ' * for dressing Crested Dog"s Tail on our machines. BYEGHtASS, COCKSFOOT, &c. Quite lately further improvements have been made in our factory. We have the very latest and best of English and New Zealand machinery; every conceivable motion—shaking, rotary, cellular, jumping, etc. Clients write us that our recent work is in advance o£ anything yet done. "While we live we grow." . JNo change in the efficient management. Kindly Note,—Our own machines on our own premises. Buy from and deal direct from the factory. HODDSE & TOLLET, RANGITIKEL'STBEET.