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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 422, 8 July 1905, Page 4

A. H. ATKINSON. I NOTICE. HAVING purchased the large and convenient premises, including Grain Stores and Storage Rooms, lately in the occupation of the United Farmers' Co-Operative Association, Ltd. (next Watchorn's and General Post Office, Feilding) I shall in addition to the Stock, Insurance, and Land Agency, now combine tho business of GENERAL AUCTIONEER & PRODUCE AGENT. I am prepared to store on owners account, or sell on consignment, Grain and Produce of every description. Arrangements are being completed for the holding of periodic Wool and Skin sales. ON FRIDAYS a regular sale of Live Stock, Farm Produce, and general sundries will be held at the Auction Mart. Outside Stock and Clearance Sales will be held aB required. Any business entrusted to me will receive prompt attention. A. H. ATKINSON, STOCK, LAND & GENERAL. AUCTIONEER, FEILDING. District Representative— MR F. F. PEMBERTON, -. ~ ~Z Rangiwahia. Agent for—The Phoenix Assurance Co. (Fire); N.Z. Accident Insurance Co. (Employers' Liability) ; National Mutual Life Association of 1 Australasia. Farmere' Budget and Property Registor free on application. .*—■———»!—»—».«"—™«———»»»»»»»__»^______—___________ HOLBEN & KIRK, Steam and Refrigerating Engineers, Plumbers, Tin and Coppersmiths. Licensed Brain Connectors and Sanitary Engineers. Call For Estimates. j Send For Estimates. '.•■'','■' Write For Estimate.*. WE have installed a Gas Engine in the Factory together with all tE| latest up-to-date machinery. Screw Cutters, Turning Lathes, Drilling! ! and Boring Machines. ' We undertake Engineering work at shortest notice. Dairy Factory plants installed. Send for quotations. Agents for Tangye's Steam, Gas and Oil Engines. j and Hercules Refrigerating Machinery.We clean, set and sharpen Lawn Mowers, and all Agricultural Implements and Tools. Just Landed—Gas Fittings, Incandeecent Burners, Mantles. COOKING MADE 4* r _ ow |F__ WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOREASY. m| . 2§ LUKE'S EXCELSIOR lrl &***? Moat Economical and Durable 1 ' Made. I I ■Hs-lYrTvrY J[ HONORSIWHERKVER shown. HOLBEN & KIRK, RANGITIKEI STREET. 7 TELEPHONE 33.

MELLSOP, ELIOTT & CO. MELLSOP. ELIOTT i CO., Manawatu Land Agency. Palmerston North. I FOR SALE. The best farm in the Manawatu, comprising 245 acres, adjainirjg the town of Longburn, behind the Freezing Works, frontage to railway line, also to good road ; has produced 22 tons of potatoes per acre; will fatten 10 sheep per acre; all level rich alluvial soil; 200 acres have been ploughed; up-to date homestead with all necessary farm buildings, sheep-yards and dip. The owner challenges any farm in New Zealand to show equal results. £2000 oash required. „ Apply immediately to Mellsop, Eliott and Co. E. T). HARDEN, Stock, Land and Commission A ent KIMBOLTON (Near Feilding.) WELL WORTH LOOKING AT: For sale, on easy terms, 300 acres, 1| miles from school and creamery, nice cottage and orchard, good woolshed, dip,.and yards. Easy rolling country, fully one third ploughabie, splendidly grassed, three miles from Apiti township. Price £12 per acre, £600 cash, balance at 5 pet cent. To Lease—l6o acres, 7 miles from Feilding, every convenience on farm requied for milking for factory, all flat, 1 mile from creamery. To lease for 7 years at £1 per acre.. 50 cows on property must be purchased. Splendid land. For sale, lease of good hotel doing £80 per week, rent £6 per week, lease four years to run. .Price for goodwill and furniture £2200, stock at valuation. Clie ts met at Feilding railway station on appointment. James J, Curtis, Cost »m, Shipping & Forw&r<iuiJ Agent COBTOH HOUHB QPAt, W»I,LIM«TOJ. s 1 OODB and Parcel* forwarded io •»> V.X part of the world. FtrKwrnTßi Rkmovxd. ssV Goods consigned to my care trorv foreign or local parte will be sant an wUK romptitade. THAT DREADFUL GROUP! Mother's 'Terror mine Night.' But with a bottle of HEM'S BABY COUGH SYRUP at hand the mother feels safe. Sh* knows all danger can be quicklyaverted with this simple, safe, and wonderful Baby Cough Syrup. Croup comes suddenly—it gives but little warning of its approach Baby wakes in the middle of the night .with a rough, coarse cough, or bark. Attention must be prompt, or the result may be serious indeed, even fatal. A teaspoonful, or more, of Hean's Baby Cough Syrup every ./C§r^\/^, 10, 15, or 20 minutes for S^^^^^4^l) several doses, CSYtT idm or; unti' the ,^_o phlegm is cut away, and the mother can put I baby back to sleep feeling content and cheerful that all will be well. But prompt attention means a bottle in. the house So that there will be no waiting, nor delay, in giving the first dose. Let us impress this point— wherever there is a child there should be in readiness for every cough emergency a bottle of Hean's Baby Cough Sykup. It is sold by chemists and stores, 1/6 per bottle. The genuine •• Hean's " has 3 little children on each label. TALSIC TOILET POWDER is pre - pared and used because of its cleansing, healing, soothing, and antiseptic qualities. No skin ailment ever bothers feby where. Talsic Toilet Powder is dusted on after every change of clothing. Talsic Powder makes biv.i keeps baby's skin clean, pure, hi-aahv. ;n\-\ active 1/- per packet ,-v Cnet»ist> .1;,!. stores. Be sine ;jr-d ask lor ••Talsic Toilet V,r ■ " P ■ ■ O "~ FrAN. O. Au-iiuU, \Wiij;:tuui. 18v