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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6225, 3 June 1907, Page 3

AGRICULTURAL. I NT E P PTIOVIN Cl AL DAIRY SHOW AND CONVENTION, PALMERSTON NOE/TF, JUNE 18, 19, 20. 21st. Manawatu and west coast a. AND P. ASSOCIATION. Liberal'Prizes for IS Dirisioos in FIELD AND GARDEN PRODUCTS, FAT STOCK AND ROESB COMPETITIONS, Also CHAMPION UTILITY POULTEY BREED SHOW. ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE Ith. Prize List Free on Demand. J. C. LANE, Secretary. 317 Dairyman S T HE DAIRY Commissioner declares we MUST HAVE CLEANLINESS On tho Dairy Farms Of this country. Farmers, try „ WYAHOiiTTE, For cans, milking: machines, separators, etc. Obtainable from TV. and G. Turnbull and Co., Wellington. HUTCHESON, WILSON ■ AND CO.. 46, Jorvois quay. Wellington. WIRE - HOPE MERCHANTS, SHIPCHANDLERS ETC.. WB Hold a large and regular supply of the highest grades of Flexible land Standing Steel Wire Ropes, ranging I from |-inch to 6-inch circumference. SAWMILLERS' HAULING HOPES, Patent Snatch Blocks and Sheaves a specialty. MANUFACTURERS of HORSE and COW COVERS, Tarpaulins, Tents, Flags, etc. , MARQUEES and TENTS FOR HIRE. I Correspond *nce Invited. 191

FREEZING BKEEP AND LAMES. HE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED, is prepared to PURCHASE FAT SHEEP and LAMBS by weight or at per head. The Comoany also offers clients every facility for freezing on their own account. Prices can be obtained on application at the Company’s Offices, or from any of the Buyers in the country. W. G FOSTER, Managing Director. on ACRES, Freehold, 3 miles from OO township of T ; AUPIIiT, within 3 miles of 2 creameries; nil in grass, 1 ay.ro hush, 10 tons flax; carrying capacity 3 sheep to the acre; well-watered, ring fenced and subdivided; dwelling of 7 rooms, stable, buggy-shod, cowshed and implement shed. PRICE, £l2 XOs pet iQI ACRES volcanic land; freehold Ixo3 with use of 16 acres situated BOMBAY, 1 mile from P.O. on Great South road; 40 acres grass, 8 acres crop; 4-roomed cottage and outbuildings. '*.£525. G. B. OSMOND, 135 QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. aere. (18D (131)

WE’VE ,GOT OUE EYES ON YOU, StaSSS“££? THE Inspector for Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says that on account of the high price of oats, horses are , being half-starved. Shame All ."wide-awake horse owners feed "SUGROSINE,” the Ideal Winter Food for Horses. Why don’t you? BETTER THAIt OATS, AND MUCH CHEAPER. Order Some To-day. A & P. FOOD CO., LTD., DAVIS STREET. Telephone, SOS.

JJOTBLS. JJIARMS. jgUSINESSES. J22000.-CHEAP LITTLE FREEHOLD; worth enquiry. X5000.-GOOD COUNTRY FREEHOLD; cheapest in market. A!I2,OOO.—CITY FREEHOLD; 'grant fofrure. s OOUNTRY LEASEHOLD—Very ouo township. 8| years' leasa; rent low (free House); enquire. JSSO LEASEHOLDS ingoing to -£5500. IN FARMS. SS.OOO ACRES rough sheep and cattle ran, ”y improved; mutt Saae in ralua rough cheep and catt}* run. SS miles from Rotorua. Price, it 8d per acre; grant future. gSTO ACRES magnificent swamp land, well drained; about 1200 acre* in rich flax: fine house. Thiaxs the greatest bargain, ever offered, and must os sold. Price 35s per acre, or offer. 1000 ACRES heavy hush land (Kawhia), partly improved: good house, Price 30s per acre. FARMS IN EVERY PART OF THE AUCKLAND PROVINCE. Businesses. General Stores. Blacksmiths’, Flaxmills. Boardinghouses, etc., et«. WENZL BCHOLLTJM, l M, —, QiMa street. Aaektaad. EepTweathed Ouw»gho«t New BealaniJ Oahle and ‘SwlegrepWc Addiasau . Scholium. Auckland.

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