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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7924, 18 February 1904, Page 4

FRIEDLANDER BEOS.' SALE. MONDAY, MARCH 7th, 190* L GREAT DISPERSAL SALE OF THE li OAK FLAT " ENGLISH LEICESTER FLOCK. (See N.Z. Flock Book, 1902, Vol. 1, Page 84, No. 16.) MESSRS FRIEDLANDEB BROS. Ltd., Ashburton, have been instructed by Messrs Mawson Bros., to hold a complete CLEARING SALE at their " Oak Flat " Farm, Westerfield, Ashburton, on the above-named date, when tho whole of their English Leiceister Flock, also the Rangiatca surplus sheep, draught horses, cattle, Berkshire pigs and all implements and sundries will be offered for absoluto sale. The English Leicester Flock consists of •400 JUM LAMBS 400 EWE LAMBS _^40 -^A^-^» *rom ono to *"our shear 000 EWES' from ono t0 five shear Tho Rangiatea Station Sheep consist of TOO CROSSB:REI) LAMBS Q£>A 4-jear-old MERINO EWES, Cm\J\J good mouths 100 ' 0110ss:BitED ewes 100 CROSSBREr) WETHERS Also, 1 A DRAUGHT MARES AND 1 '"* GELDINGS, from 3 to 9 years old, rare stamps, aud firstclass workers 3 good LIGHT HARNESS HORSES X one and two-year-old draughts **■*' and hackneys "J g purebred BERKSHIRE PIGS QQ head of mixed CATTLE Salo Commences at 11 a.m. Sharp. Luncheon Provided. Catalogues aro now ready. R. FRIEDLANDER, Auctioneer. W, F. EGGERS, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, Manchester Street, Feilding, an Lambton Quay, Wellington. 496 acres, Oroua Downs, 1\ miles Bchool, creamery and saleyards, well watered, ringfenced. Price £9 per acre. Terms. 524 acres, Kiwitea, 12-roomed house and every convenience, stable, cowshed, bails, woolshed, dip, etc. Price £17 10s. Particulars of these and hundreds of other properties; also of town and suburban sections on application to A. J. POTIER, Feilding. POST OFFICE STORE, Cuba Street. MR J. BUTLER, having taken over the abovo Store, requests a continuance of the support accorded his predecessor in the above business. The stock has been replenished, and residents of Palmerston can rely on securing the best quality of groceries, &c, at the lowest cash prices. Your patronage solicited. J. BUTLER. J. A. SMITH, Carrier, Forwardine- Ap-ent and Parcels Delivery. AGENTS for New Zealand Carrying Company and J. J. Curtis. Conveyance meets all trains. Goods forwarded to any address ip the colony. I First-olass dry storage in brick building, j First-olass stabling and loose-boxes. Hansome cab on hire. ;Furniture aud luggage carefully r _« moved. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS A SPECIALITY. P.O. Box 123. Telephone 144. WM. PARK'S Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods WAREHOUSE. Newest Books by moat popular authors Prize and Presentation Books New Annuals New Electro-Plate Goods Handsome Indian Goods New China and Glassware; New Leather Goods Japanese Goods Bibles, Prayer and HymnbooksToys ! Toys ! Toys ! Cricket, Croquet, Tennis Goods Account Books, in all rulings and bindings ! Artificial Flowers Dairies for 1904. inspection"invited. W. PARK, THE SQUARE. THOBLE¥»S PATBJNT* FOOD FOR CATTLE. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd. I having been appointed sole agents for the sale of this well-lrnown ' food, are now prepared to supply farmers, Storekeepers and or.herst Invaluable for Horses, Cattle, PI gs and Poultry. C W. WYOHERLEY AND SQltf FOR Harness Saddkjry & Bags OF ALL KINDS. THE SC_TJAEE, PALMEESTON N i To Our Subscribers. DUBSCEIBEP.S are requested to •^ report Immediately omissions by the Runners to deliver their papers, enabling us to deal promptly with offenders. Subscriptions for the past year are Now Due, and aur clients will greatly oblige by making ■ prompt payment to Mr J. Olsen, ouir collector, or at thie office. PIERG E G. FREETH, Proprietor. Advertisers score when they hit the W td* Witb TIMBS Six *?enn3