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EXCELSIOR WHISKY, The "EXCELSIOR" Blend has been pro- duced with great scientific skill and judgment, and possess those admirable properties that are only to be found in the highest grade Whiskies. GRANULLE H. SHARPE, F.C.S., ¡ Late Principal of the Liverpool College of Chemist. Analyst. Perfection of Blended Whisky. "-Lancet. "We can recommend the "EXCELSIOR" Whisky with confidence as a safe and palatable stimulant to the Sick and Convalescent. Practitioner. Registered Sole Proprietors: IVIÄHGRA V.8 BROTHERS, Wine & Spirit Importers. Llanelly, S. Wales. II Pembrokeshire. 1 JF IB 1ST BE SjTb-3T- Near ST. DA VID'S. IN BANKRUPTCY. Important Sale of Valuable Ricks of Seed and Lay Hay, MR. WILLIAM THOMAS Has been favoured with instructions from Thorca8 Thomas, Esq., the trustee, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT PENBERRY FARM, ON Tuesda 37ii day of March, 1900 F-Te large Ricks of Excellent Lay and Seed Ray, and li Kicks of last season. The whole of the hay has been harvested in good condition, securely thatched, and in prime quality. Sale to commence at 3 o'clock in the afternoon punctually, subject to such conditions as will then and there be read. Fishguard, March 16, 1900. Pembrokeshire. ZMZAJLIDY ISATI Distant about 4 miles from Letterston Station, and 3 miles from Goodie ick Station. Important clear-out sale of valuable Live Stock, Modern Implements of Hus- bandry and Machinery, Dairy and Brewing Utensils, Hay and Straw, &c. MR. JOSEPH WATTS Is instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE ABOVE FARM ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4th, 1900, The whole of the Effects of Mr W. D. Lewis, under a deed of assignment for the benefit of the creditors, viz. :— LIVE STOCK.-14 dairy cows of the black bread, several eligible for herd book; 8 choice inoa.lfheifers, of the same breed 12 two-year-old steers and 3 heifers, 6 yearling steers, 22 calves (including several special bull calves); 2 young Shire mares, Darling t-.nd I Bess,' both prize-winners and stinted to Lord Blackburn"; 1 ditto 'Doxey'; a very promising three-year-old Shire ma-re 'Faschit' cob mare, Polly' old mare, yearling colt; a grand flock of 26 Shropshire ewes, and about 40 lambs; pedigree ram, purchased from W. J. Buckley, Esq. sow and litter of eight; 3 sows in farrow 8 suckers; large size Yorkshire boar. CROPS.—2 butts of good quality hay, ricks of straw, wheateu thatch, a large quantity of mangolds, farmyard manure, &c. A small quantity of Spriug wheat suitable for seed. IMELEMENTS.—3 carts in good order, with rails and tripples complete, extra tumbril, dog-cart by Bland, spring cart, donkey cart, reaper and binder by Massy, Harris and Co., hay mower by Hornsby, hay rake by Rausome, corn drill by Hornsby, corn mill B.M.E. by Wood ruffe, large size ohaffoutter and gear complete, by PoAc-11 Bros., chill plough by Ransome, 2 ditto by Howard, 1 ditto by Oliver, ridgiog plough, 2 pairs of harrows, chisltootb harrow, winnowing machine by Baker, cake crusher by Bon tail, 2 turnip slioera by Bentall, 2 chain harrows, giant cultivator, hay pitcher complete, by King and Handley, 2 sheep rack. 3 galvanised sheep troughs, water cask on wheels, 6 cattie stands, several wooden troughs, circular and long cast, iron pigs' troughs, 2 wheelbarrows, Gower's turnip drill with shaft, seed barrow and box, galvanised corn bin, sack truck, Cambridge roller, horse hoe by Corbett, 3 complete sets of shaft and leading cart harness, plough blrnCES, 3 sets of trap harness, donkey h'irr) saddle and bridle, breaking tackle, head Cjiiv • 1 truing tools, oak and other seasoned timber, ]>ru* ry bouse and quantity of poultry. :«Y AND BREWING UUSNSILS—Large PV, ■ ohurn, adapted for gear butter worker by Lie ellyti, curd mil!, cheesepress, milk pans and triunes, tubs, buckets, milk strainers, 2 brass pans, kive, 3 beer casks, mangle (equal to new), washing machine and wringer combined, 2 15-gallons miik cans. Also the following MACHINERY, if not pre- viousiy disposed of :-6-h p. single cylinder traction engine; 1-foot threshing machine, by Mai-shall stone- brcilker, llin. by 8in. jaws, by Baxter, oj Leeds; 6-tcn wegston, by Cardigan Engineering Co. Sale to commence at I p.m. sharp. Three months credit subject to conditions. Letterston, March 14th, 1900

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