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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10736, 29 August 1913, Page 1

Gorton and Son. BULLS SALE. Monday, September I. 1 o’clock — 20 good heifers, springing 20 mixed weaners 4 fat cows 1 18 months Jersey bull 1 prime fat cow 400 ewe hoggets 200 wether hoggets 500 mixed hoggets 250 ewe hoggets 300 wether hoggets 50 2 tooth wethers 50 mixed hoggets 30 fat ewes 20 ewes with lambs 40 ewes with lambs 30 fat ewes APITI SALE. Thursday, September 4, at 1 p.m. GORTON & SON, LIMITED,, will sell as above: — 200 mixed hoggets 70 ewe hoggets UNRESERVED SALE OE DAIRY COWS, &c. AT PAREWANUI. Monday, September 8, at 12.30 p.m. \ have received instructions from Messrs HOMES and HOSKINGr, who have given up dairying, to sell by Public Auction on the farm, Parewanui (five miles from Bulls), the whole of their dairy herd comprising:— 66 dairy cows at drop (14 just calved) 1 3 year Jersey bull 8 store pigs 1 sow in farrow 7 unbroken hacks 1 75 gallon pump separator Luncheon Provided. Cl. 21. 8-*sfflsa -n iSSareaiaKSa G-Sd RANGIWAHIA SALE. Wednesday, September 2. NZ. LOAN & MERCANTILE * AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell as above: — “ 100 ewes in lamb 10 springing heifers, running with Jersey bull 6 springing heifers 20 heifers in calf 5 cows 5 2 year steers cu«» best dried OTS FRESH SUPPLY QF RICH —NUTRITIOUS It is unfortunate that the date isnot esteemed as it should be It’s questionable as to whether there is a better food —the strength o? the Arab—a valuable medicine—a delight to the taste when good. Purity we guarantee, and the price : Bulk, 3 lbs for 1/ ; 1 lb packets, “ Turban ” Brand, sd. ■T. BARTON, , JUNCTION QUALITY STORE, MARTON JUNCTION. Mart on technical SCHOOL. SECOND TERM. The Second Term is now commencing in Dressmaking, Shorthand, Typewriting, Mathematics, German, Gabinetmaking, English, Arithmetic, History, and Geography. The Second Term in Book-keep-ing commences on Monday. A few more entries are urgently required. The Cabinet-making Class is now held on two nights—Mondays and Thursdays—and the term ha,s been extended to 12 ' weeks, the same charge (10/-) being made. Five more are required for the Agricultural Class. W. W. THOMAS, Organiser,