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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7640, 4 February 1903, Page 3

N Z.L. & M..\. CO. -b'EILDING SALE. FRIDAY, 6th FEB., 1903. at 12 noon. ryiHE n.z. loln & mkkcani_ TILE AGEMOY COMPANY Ltd., will sell by public auction as above— 40 4-th wethers 1600 good shorn lambs 500 breeding ewes 300 woolly lambs 300 ewes 300 lambs 200 lambs 300 rape lambs I 60 lambs 450 good picked rape lambs 250 shorn fat and "forward lambs 200 good rape lambs 50 Shropshire lambs 15 weaner steers^ 7 yearliug steers 25 3 and 4-year bullocks, fat and forward 100 21 to 3-yr steers 20 fat and forward wethers 25 3 and 4-yr bullocks 25 15mos steers 21 2 and 2^-yr steers 20 2 and 2£-yr heifers in calf 20 18mos heifers in calf 24 weaners 14 fat and forward bullocks 10 cows and calves 15 fat and forward heifers 6 15 to 18mos steers 2 18mos heifers PALMERSTON NORTH SALEYARDS. ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR. THURSDAY, 12th FEBRUARY, 1903. mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & JL MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd. will sell by public auction as above at 12 noon— SHEEP °* various classes V/wwV/ ancl descriptions. Further Entries Solicited. Note.—-All sheep sold in the pens in future and not through the pavilion. VETERINAEY-CAPTALN A. R. YOUNG. (Qualified M.R.C. V.S., London, 1886.) Palmebston North. Post Office Box - - 146. Stables and Telegrams: Stevenson's stables, Broad street. THE HOUSEWIFE'S FRIEND. That's what many people call Suratura Tea, because it gives satisfaction to the family, and is appreciated by guests aud afternoon callers. Suratura Tea IS A TEA OF MEEIT. Suratura possesses every merit of highgrade tea. It is rich, fragrant, delicious, soothii.^, and refreshing. Suratura is pure honest Ceylon Tea, and is guaranteed not blended with India, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. RETAIL PRICES : Suratura A quality - 1/8 per lb „ B „ - 1/11 „ D „ - 2/2 „ X , - 2/6 ~ SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPEES. CORNWALL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MR FRANCIS- CORNWALL receives pupils for violin, mandolin, guitar, banjo, also voice production and singing Mr H. J. CORNWALL receives pupils for the piano. Malcolm & Wilton's FOR Rattan Chairs, ChUds' Chairs, Rugs and Carpets, Furniture of all descriptions, Pianos on time pay men*. Coal! Coal ! TONS 1000 TONS LANDING IN JANUARY. TONS 2000 TONS BEST NEWCASTLE CCAG. Household and Steam. TO FOLLOW IN MARCH, Samuel Brown, Wellingt x. UNPRECEDENTED OFFER. HOTEL in Wairarapa district, contains 16 rooms, newly-built and very well furnished. Trade, £100 per month, together with 120 acres of finest quality land, in good rising township. Lease has about 8 years to run at £4 per week for the lot. Factory, blacksmith's shop, bakery, stores, school, P. 0., etc., alongside. Price, £900. The land is worth 22s 6d per acre rent. Apply sharp C. B. BUXTON, Rangitikei street. DON'T FOBGET THE RECORD BAND CONTEST, To be held at TV/TASTERTON MpOWN TTALL. FEBRUARY 2nd, 3rd, 4th, oth and 6th 1902. Competitions Commence MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd. fuESDAY, February 3rd.—RECEPTION AND GARDEN PARTY, in Park Oval, at which 21 BANDS 21 Will each play a short selection. Wednesday, February 4th.—FIRST TEST SELECTION. Chuhsday, Febkuaky sth Grand Quickstep Competition on Show Grounds. ifitißAY, February 6th.—FINAL TEST AND JUDGE'S DECISION. Bands present from Auckland to Invoriargill. Massed Band Selections at both jarden Party and Quickstep Competition. Special trains, see Railway handbills. Excursion fares. O. PRAGNELL, Contest Secretary.

Concert A COMPLIMENTAEY CONCERT J.JL to Messrs P. Tombs and F. Mejrick (the local representatives of the New Zealand Band), will be held iv the THEATRE ROYAL, ON THURSDAY, 12th FEBRUARY, 1903. Tickets : 3s, 2s and Is, ni°y be had from any member of the committee. W. H. COLLING WOOD. Hon. Secretary. THE SILVER GRID. THE SILVER GRID. G. N AUMANIM, Proprietor. Nest Public Library - Palmerston N. I BEG to inform the public that I have commenced business in the old Silver Guid Hefreshment Supper and Oyster Saloon, and will run it on up-to-date lines. FEESH FISH 3 deliveries daily. - Orders promptly attended to. G. NAUMANN, Caterer, Late of. Hastings.