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Manawatu Times, Volume XL, Issue 13537, 30 October 1916, Page 8

1 ALMERSTON NOETH. SATURDAY,. 4th NOVEMBER, 1916. BEAHAM AND WILLIAMS LTD. r 1 will sell ut J 2 noon: .A DRAUGHTS, HACKS, AND ' V HARNESS HORSES, including 12 well-bred unbroken ponies, the annual draft from Olrig Station. S Express and Light Lorry horses, 3 to syrs, guaranteed sound and staunch. 1 aged mare, " Maharatunga," in foal to " Abevbvothock.' ; 22 and 3-yr unbroken geldings by King's Guest —Maharatunga. 1 yearling filly, same breeding (Full pedigree of these on application). Also, on account of E. D. Knight, Esq. — 14 spring cart, medium to heavy draught mares and geldings. •ENTRIES NOW POSITIVELY CLOSED. PALMERSTON NORTH SHOW GROUNDS. FEIDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, At 9 a.m. will sell a,s above: — HOLSTEINS— Account F. L. Howell, Esq., Pavaparaumu — 1 p.b. Bull, "Baron ILndrick of Edale," by Rajah—Lunta IV. of Coolangatta. Account Joseph Liggins, Esq.. Tokomaru — 3 p.b. Bulls, 12 to 14 months, by Ashlea Dutchland Kaj Apple—Ashlea Cissey Grace, and Dutchland Colantha Mercena (imp.) Account H. D. Bedford. Esq., Hamilton — 1 p.b. Bull, ".Tohan of Holstein Holm," by Johan (imp.) Diamond 2nd of Brundeo, 5 years. 1 p.b. Bull "Jacob Johanna Fobes" by Jessie Mutual Fobes —Challenge Grilie Johanna 2nd, 4 years. JERSEYS— Account Andrew Buchanan. Esq., Raukawa, P&lmerston North—--1 p.b. Bull "Monetizer," 4yrs, . by Monaster--Queen of the Forest. 1 p.b. Jersey Bull "Signer," 3 years, by King of Jersey Holme —Senorita. Full extended pedigrees of above stock on application. "ngaruawahia SALE. FRIDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, a*. U n.ni. •-AQ HEAD OF CATTLE, in- ™ eluding — 30 fat cows 20 fat bullocks 12 0 fat and forward bullocks 400 3y 2 and 4-year bullocks 235 3-year steers 310 2 and 2y 2 -year steers.. 50 2-year empty heifers • 120 fat and forward cows 200 yearling to ISmonths cattle 100 mixed cattle AMERICAN DRY CLEANING WORKS. 1 ADIES' COSTUMES AND GEN*J TLEMEN'S SUITS Cleaned and Pressed equal to new, from G/-; feathers cleaned and curled. NO CANVASSER EMPLOYED. J. JOHNSTON, 32 MAIN STREET WEST.

ROVER MOTOR CYCLES. 31/2 H.P., 3-spced countershaft gear. Also the latest American machine, the 1916 THOR 6-H.P. "-speed Countershaft; a line double purpose machine; simple and accessible and of medium price. Only £BS. Gall and Inspect. W. J. PASSMORE AND CO., THE MOTOR CYCLE EXPERTS. f\ BAILEY & SON have pleasure in announcing that they have made satisfactory arrangements with Messrs. Reardon and Clapham, Motor Engineers, of 6 King Street, to attend to all the necessary adjustments in connection with the different agencies held by them. We have a number of new and several second-hand cars in stock. Write or ring phone 800, and our representative, Mr Warner Newth will call on you. MOTOR AGENTS, 6 KING STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. Phone 800. sJfsßsß^Bsß<s»3'tt^BsW«^B^B* tt . . <*. ± MOT because- we say so but be- 3 ri cause the world 's record <| tt crops are grown from % Regenerated Seeds. § ± GARTON'S SUPERLATIVE« I* SWEDES; yields up to 80 tons g w per acre obtained. The only 4> H swede known to resist club root. «| a Top of 27 varieties in field trial ft at Waddington. Our genuine tt |tGarton's Seeds are done up in § § pound sealed packets only, 3s lb. <s> £ GARTON'S HARDY GREEN § 8 GLOBE TURNIP. Still the very g all-round white turnip, lasts well j| Spring. Yielded -12 tons per <*> S acre at Darfield. 2/3 lb. ** I GARTON'S LINCOLN RED £ <S> GLOBE; unequalled for quick growth and early sowing 2/2 lb. § sms m &<? mmm s *;»^«<S>»«>