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Manawatu Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 12807, 3 June 1914, Page 8

ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS. PALMERSTON NORTH SALE. THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1014. 1100 fat nin] forward lambs 150 fat and fojward wethers 100 ewes in lamb to B.F. rums 1:10 empty ewes 400 4 and syr Romney-Lincoln ewes in lamb to Romnev and S.D. rams 40 weaner steers .12 bullocks 2 .'>yr heifers (just calved) 1 ,'Kt heifer, springing, good 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 re- ! suits. ! Is not merely a Food, but a big i Factor in Modern Agriculture. \ It embodies accurate knowledge of the essential qualities to produce that -which makes high-cLiss Stock, and develops their profit making capacity to the utmost. A. J. PALMER & Co. UNITED. PALMERSTON NORTH. BIGGER, BETTER AND BRIGHTER THAN EVER Will be THE ELEVENTH NATIONAL .DAIRY SHOW And PAT STOCK EXHIBITION. JUNE 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 1914, At PALMERSTON NORTH SHOWGROUNDS. KEEP abreast of the times and see for yourself what the Dominion is doing. Four enjoyable days amongst the Dairy Machinery and Horse Leaping, the Dairy Produce and Football Matches, the Fruit and the Photography. If you are interested in POULTRY, PIGEONS, CANARIES & 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 dates in mind and send for Schedule to W. T. PENNY- Secretary, Box 85. Palmerston North. LEASEHOLD DAIRY FARMS 1 AORES and 146 acres, either JLOO 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 year 3, rent 27s and 25s per re, purchasing clause if required. Apply W. C. Brophy, Palmerston N