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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10494, 2 November 1912, Page 8

WANGANUI Agricultural Association. WANGANUI RACECOURSE. NOVEMBER 13th & 14th, 1912. Held m conjunction with the Wanganui Kennel Club. THE PREMIER DOG SHOW OF THE COLONY. GRAND SPECTACULAR EVENTS BACH DAY. Steeplechase and Ladies’ Leaping Competitions. , . Maiden and Open Hunters’ Pony Jumping and Bending Competitions. The first Competition for the N.I. DRAUGHT HORSE GBALLBNGE SHIELD, value 60 guineas |7£gA Amonerst the many Valued Trophies for competitions are : 16 STERLING SILVER CUPS. Mr J. A. Nash’s Sterling Silver Cup "as Points Prize in Home Classes. , imrai'i Send for Catalogue. ENTRIES CLOSE 30th OCTOBER. SELBY MORTON, Secretary. Excursion "Fares New Plymouth Wellington, Mastertqn, Napier Ohaknne,

L a D I E S. We Realise to become popular and progressive we must keep pace with! the times. And as we have always given you the best groceries at' the best price, we want now to give you the best machine to make your best clothes white. We have just landed one of the greatest labour saving machines in existence viz. The VACUUM WASHING .MACHINE, 15s will purchase this wonderful invention which you can place in your copper, and allow it to do your washing, while you can go about your ordinary household duties. THINK WHAT IT MEANS to have your washing done without any labour. You also know the difficulty of getting labour on washing day. Now you can afford to be independent. ' All that is required is a good boiling copper and the machine does the rest. 50 dozen of these machines have been sold within 3 months. This fact speaks for itself. Let us send you one on trial for a week. Phamplets. may be had on application.

.PRICE Sss ONLY. Procurable only at A. H. Mu I isider’s QUALIFY ' S;TO EE, BiaRTOSS. i SAVOY FISH MART. HIfJH STREET, MAETON. Fresh Consignments' of Fish Arriving Daily. Crayfish just arrived. M>als at all hours. Fish Suppers a speciality. J. . DAWSON, PROPRIETOR.

Subdivision of Patikipapa Estate into 40 to 60 Acre Da.ry Farms. The Patikipapa Estate which contains 609 acres has been surveyed into 11 compact dairy farms. The whole of it is composed of rich river flat which cannot flood. It is recognised by best judges of land to be the finest fattening, property in the Eangitikei, and more fat cattle and sheep are turned off this place than any other faam in the district. Never been dairied on, having been used entirely for fattening purposes ; will winter 5 sheep per acre, cattle are fattened on grass alone throughout the whole year. v ’ The soil is rich, deep alluvial loam, and is specially suitable for dairy farming,' will carry a cow on 1J acres. Patikipapa Estate is only 4 miles from Marton by first class ’ metal road, miles from Sail way Station and H miles from school. A factory site is reserved in igood central position. It is wfell watered by running streams and dams, and neatly every section will contain a small piece of native shelter bush which will supply all firewood and fencing material f.*r years ; the' balance j is nipen, clear land fiee from timber. The sections are surveyed so that the present fences will constitute boundaries wherever possible, and there will be buildings on five of the sections. Possession can be arranged to suit purchasers. Prices range from £36 to £SO per acre Good terms, to experienced dairy farmers. LAND AND [.ESTATE AGENTS, MARTOK.