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ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS. rALMERSTON NORTH SALE. THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1014. 2SO 2 tooth wethers 300 fat and forward lambs LINTON STOCK SALE. rpjHE Usual Monthly Sale will NOT ! be held on TUESDAY, June 2, 1914. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd. PALMER CALF MEAL. IS making fame because it meets the scientific requirements of Stock Raising in a scientific way. No ordinary food could have created such widespread enthusiasm, or have produced such remarkable Jesuits. Is not merely a Food, but a big Factor in Modern Agriculture. It embodies accurate knowledge of the essential qualities to produce that •which makes high-class Stock, and develops their profit making capacity to the utmost. A. J. PALMER & Co. LIMITED. PALMERSTON NORTH. BIGGER, BETTER AND BRIGHTER THAN EVER Will be THE ELEVENTH NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW And FAT STOCK EXHIBITION. JUNE 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 1914, At P ALMERSTON NORTH SHOWGROUNDS. KEEP abreast of the times and see for yourself what the Dominion is doing. Four enjoyable days amongst tne Dairy Machinery and Horse Leaping, the Dairy Produce and Football Matches, the Fruit and the Photography. If you are interested In POULTRY, PIGEONS, CANAFIES & CATS See what the MANAWATU POULTRY ASSOCIATION has to show you. The whole Show is crowded with something to interest and educate. Space applications 30th April, Dairy Produce Entries 16th March, General Entries Ist June. Keep the closing Gates in mind and send for Schedule to W. T. PENNY, Secretary, Box 85. Palmerston North. WANTED T ONCE, SMART BOYS to sell "Times" every morning. Apply, '' TIMES'' OFFICE.

M.A.C. MANAWATTJ AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, 1 CUBA STREET, PALMERSTON. WEEKLY SALES at Mart every THURSDAY and SATURDAY. Special Clearing Sales conducted in any part of town or district. 'Phone 346. J. S. MUNRO, Auctioneer and Manager. Easier Ploughing. WITH BETTER RESULTS. At a recent Waikato ploughing match a heavy spring balance was placed between the plough and the team of each competitor in turn. The Oliver Steel Ploughs registered much less draught than any others although turning a bigger furrow. Yet, strange to say, this bigger furrow was broken to such an extent that judges said the ground would be saved one stroke of the discs in subsequent cultivation. The secret lay in the Oliver 's short mouldboard on which the furrow has no time to lie and drag, but gets flopped over, burying rubbish and being broken itself. The old, long mouldboard turns its furrows slowly and presses it tightly as is shown by the wear on end of board. This adds to the draught without adding to the effectiveness of the work. Oliver Steel Ploughs run from fifty shillings to seven pounds, and are stocked by HOLBEN & KIRK, of Palmerston North. A 96-page Catalogue of useful time and money saving implements, printed on art paper and fully illustrated, is sent post free on request to any address. Inspection and enquiries are solicited. Holben & Kirk, DISTRICT AGENTS. RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. A Gift in Land. C\A ACRES, Taranaki, all level, -well subdivided, water in every paddock; house 5 rooms, 10-bail cowshed and outbuildings; will carry 30 cows besides dry cattle and horses. A crop of maize off this place was 9 feet in height. This property cost owner £26 10s per acre, but owing to private reasons he must sell. Price only £22 per acre. Easy terms, and stock can be taken over without any cash. Apply quickly to Victor Williamson, AGENT, FEILDING.

HARRY I AI MER. CLEARING S^LE OF VALUABLE HOI'SE PROPERTY", FURNITLRE. ETC. OX THE PREMISES, LIMBRICK STREET. TO-DAY I MONDAY;, At 1 o Aiock. HARRY PALMER v.-ill sell on liecount of Mr Heath, tbe whole of his furniture, including:— Settee, occasional tables, bamboo and deck chairs, carpet and Japanese squares, book shelf, piano stool, double and single iron bedsteads, wire mattresses, kapoc beds, duchess chest, wash-stand, ware, kitchen table, Austrian chairs, grocery box, carpenter's bench, garden tool*, new linoleum and curtains throughout the house, 5K pairs fowls. Also, the valuable property, consisting of section 70ft x 1136 ft, Limbrick street, together with new 5-room-ed dwelling, with outhouses and all modern conveniences. To be sold on exceptionally easy terms. Harry Palmer's Mart. Ol AAA WORTH Genuine V/Vf Drapery selling privately TO-DAY and TO-MORROW at Auction prices. Come and save onethird. Fresh Bargains arriving daily from Wellington. CLEARING SALE OF ENGINES SEPARATORS, & DAIRY FACTORY REQUISITES. On the Premises, WOODYILLE. FRIDAY. JUNE 5, li>l4, At 12 noon. ARRY PALMER will sell on ac- | count of the Hawke's Bay Dairy Company, the whole of their stO';k, including:— S-b.h.p. Dudridge engine 8-b.h.p.Crosslev oil engine 2 440-gallon Alpha De Laval separators I Go-gallon Alpha De I.aval separator ] 50-gallon Diabolo separator 3 Fairbank\s beam scales 1 large Avery platform scales Also factory stock .consisting of cans, buckets, strainers, cattle medicines. bull rings, rope, hosing, rennett, weedkiller, wrenches, saws, spades, shovels, handles (all descriptions). pig rings, lever cheese press, cheese hoops, 2 bales 13-in. cheese bandages, hinges, Babcock testers, paints, axle grease, oils, disinfectants, plough chains, lanterns, taps, sand soap, salt, mauls, wedges, galvanised iron, ridging, vaseline, locks, and many other similar lines. OSice furniture, Rattner fireproof safe (33 x 27 x 27), office desk, etc., etc. NO RESERVE. HARRY PALMER, Auctioneer. HARRY PALMER wants the public interested in iiis Furniu:e Department. Talking is no use he wants you to ci T .i in and inspect his stock. He has his own factory and good exiled workmen, and is therefore prep ired to make to your order any article of any design that you may require if yc i do not find it in his stoci. He is not giving anything away, all h 3 wants is to give you good value st a f and reasonable price. Harry Palmer, The House Furnisher, FCRST CORNER. RANGITIKEI 8T "Over 30 years of satisfactory Service makes Piano Buying safe at COLE3'. POSITIVELY THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS PIANO VALUE Over inaugurated in this city. The world's foremost makes are included in new, slightly used and sample Pianos and Player Pianos The prii-e< : - whir!: they are markcJ means \ selling and a rjuiek clearance to make room far ncoming ?.h : laments. TERMS &; easy that they ore the cwfirv of liberality its-i:'. Easy m:>:itidy payments which make it p\»s.s:!) • for practically every Lome t:< b>a-; ;• good increment. Coles & Co., F-/.A.NO IMPORTERS, TUNERS. Etc., l ALMERSToy; NORTH. S. A. BAYi.iSS, Ma 'ag<T.

LEASEHOLD DAIRY FARMS "I AOREB and 146 acres, either XOl? as a whole or in two farms separate dwellings and all necessary outbuildings on each. Handy to creamery school, railway, p. 0., and store, flat, rich land, lease 5 years, rent 27s and 25s per acre, purchasing clause if required. Apply W. C. Brophy, Paln/erston N PALMERSTON NORTH GAS COMPANY LIMITED. Cheap Fuel for Winter. COKE delivered in any part of the Town, 1/6 per bag. Ring up your order. Office No. 307 Works, No. 2. We also supply at lowest prices a kinds of Coal. M J. KENNEDY, Manager. THE Manawatn Heat and Cold Storage Co, Ltd. (By Special Appointment to His Excellency Lord Plunkett.) WE supply only the Primest Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal and Dairy Fed Pork. Our Small Goods Department is under on expert, and the public can rely on the quality of our goods. Civility and Cleanliness guaranteed. King up 'Phone 19 for your orders. It will be to your advantage. Cash buyers of Dairy Fed Pork and Mother Fed Calves. Little Jack Horner sat sick in a corner, A-coughing and rubbing bis eyes, While Granny was waiting and watching him taking A dose lit to poison the tlies. 'Twas a draught of her own, and far host left alone. Which she made her young victim endure — (). the silly old muff! to brew worthless hOmi 1 stuff When there's Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.

First=Class Agricultural Farm. OOA ACRES Freehold, L.T. title. 0» v/ A fine piece of beautiful lying land, considerable portion flat, balance low rolling downs, not one acre that cannot be ploughed, well fenced and subdivided, grows excellent rape, turnips, wheat and oat crops; situated 1 miles from railway station on perfectly level road, 6 miles from MaTton. This property is splendidly adapted for subdividing into 3 compact farms with only the expense of darvey, as it has a road frontage of miles, and there are three newlyerected dwellings containing respectively 6, 4 and 2 rooms. Price £26 10s per acre with £3OOO cash,, or £3O per acre on terms. Apply promptly to the sole agent, F. R. H. Brice, MARTON. 1 ACRES with cows, house, trap, 2 tan etc, good little farm, close to creamery, school, etc Exchange for Palmeraton North property. Equity £6OO. Apply to J. B. Wilton, 33 Rangitikei Street, Palmers ton North. 8 -ROOMED houre, a 1! conveniences, situate at Waneanui, beautifully finished, house and f-acre of land all laid out in lawns, garden etc., spleudid view of river, town, sea and all round. Price £2OOO, £l0X) eash or terms. F123 Swift and Co. FOR EXCHANGE.—3O acres, house and all out-buildings, hand? to Palmerston, close to railway, creamery etc. Equity £4OO. Exchange for house. Apply J. B. Wilton, 33 Rangitikei Street. HOUSE Bargains—2 cottages handy to town, each 4 rooms, with conaeniences, land 88ft x 132 ft. Price £350 each, cash £SO, balance arranged. Owner leavirg. W. O. Brophy, Ran aritikei-st Palmerston N CHEAP House, Hereford-street, 6 rooms with all conveniences, good section, owner anxious to realise immediately. £550 terms. W. C. Brophy Palmerston N FUR SALE—acres, subdivided all ploughable. part in crop mostly gTass, watered by springs and lagoon, dairying and sheep country, 1 mile from creamery, school, and railway station and sale yards, whare and sheds, etc. Price £22 per acre, £7BO cash Swift and Co.