Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9552, 1 July 1911, Page 8

UNRESERVED; DAIRY„SALE. .: j At the Homesteid^'MHpl. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1911. ' kj Z. I4OAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., who will sell oh account of A, H. BRISCO, Esq., WITHOUT RESERVE, at 12 Noon : A First-class dairy cows, to calvo vJ July,' August and September 22 hoifers in calf 30 mixed weaners 13 bulls, 2 to 1 trap horse 1 pony 30 store pigs ' Milk cans, milk cart, etc., Slight reserve on bulls and horses only. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.. NOTE—The above cows are in great condition and.are calving early, the bulk of them coming to profit in July and August. Mr Brisco had culled heavily, and this is one of the, best herds to bo offered in the district this HIMATANUI SALE. . MONDAY, JULY 3, 1911. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell at 12.30 p.m. ;- 50 fat ewes 60' fat ewes 100 fat and forward lambi 40 2 and 4-tooth ewe 65 mixed weaners (lots) 10 store cows (lots) 10 cows in calf (lots) 2 cows 2 guaranteed sound dairy cows, early calvers 2 forward empty cows 2 18-months dairy heifers 3 forward empty cows 2 18-months dairy heifers 24 speyed fat cows 30 15-months steers 12 Holstein yearling heifers 25 weaner 6teers 30 forward empty cows 5 good springing heifers '6 small pigs On account of Mrs H. N. Hammond, Waitohi : 8 milch cows 10 weaner and yearling heifers APITI BALE. TUESDAY, "SLY 4/1911, At 12.30 p.m. r EW ZEALAND LOAN AND xv MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell as above:— 20 2yr heifers in calf 20 2yr dairy heifers, good 20 2jyr dairy heifers, August and September calvens, in calf to p.b. Jersey bull 12 half-bred young Jersey cows, August and September calvers, in calf to p.b. Jersey bull ~12 dairy heifers to calre factory dates 60 breeding ewes 100 Rcmney ewes in lamb to Lin--50 owe lambs 150 mixed lambs Gig and harness 1 ton potatoes CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK. Valley Road, KIMBOLTON. j WEDNESDAY, JULY 12,1911, ' At 12 noon. THE NEW ZELAND LOAN AND' , MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., havo received instructions from Mr. W. Mitchell, who has 6old his property, to sell as above—- • ' 60 good daiiy cows, early carvers 30 2yr heifers in calf to Jersey bull (lots)'. 30 3yr heifers, early calvers (lots) 8 forward empty cows 2 Jersey bulls Pigs, implements, ety. Full particulars in Wednesday's issue. ' . SHEPPARD'S. pOUNTRY Residents, arail'your ' \J selves of the railway. You can 1 effect a great saving by buying your 1 goods from us. Send us a list of tlie 1 goods you require, Groceries, Crockery, .; Ironmongery or Produce. 1 By return mail you will receive, from 1 us particulars as to quality, prices and i total cost; and on receipt of your J cheque, or postal notes, for the amount ' wo will consign the goods to your ad- 1 dress, carefully packed and in perfect * condition. A letter will only cost you I one penny. Write to-day. I SHEPPARD'S, ' RANGITIKET STREET. • c HOT BEEF TEA, HOT SOUP ALWAYS READY AT Railway Platform Refreshment Rooms PALMERSTON NORTH.' MEALS READY FOR ALL TRAINS. C\khh here for your refreshments, . fruit, cigarettes and tobacco. J. H. FLETCHER, Proprietor. ■ ■ ■ I

SUCTION GAS is the cheapest power known. 10'b.h.p. for one penny per hour, or 100 b.h.p. for tenpence P« h Consider this, and instal a "FIELDING and PLATT" Suction Gas Engine and Plant, and save half your running expenses. Prices and full particulars from the bole District Agents, , ENGINEERS,"' Eangitikei Street. DESTROYER 4s per gallon, makes 40 gallons, far Inves, garden, paths, etc EXTERMINATOR 5s per gallon, makes 40 gallons, for estroyiag noxious weeds and shrubs. H. W. SCOTT, Manufacturing Chemist. RANGITIKEI STREET.