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difficulties, the fact that winter is toming on, 'etc., it is really inarvellousVthe number of horses tbat liavo been eoid and tho way this market has kept.' We find upon visits to other sales in other district* that, bad and all as our market is. its reliability ancl-con-sistency as regards tho quantity 0 f sales and tho oasis oi values, compares more thau favourably. Vendors, when sending forward horses, should always notii.v a week fore, and have them advertised, if they are reliable aim good, uiiyois then know what is coming in. r'roquentlv vendors omit to do this. A good horse comes down, and in all probability a suro purchaser who would buy him is not iv attendance, and the result is two disappointments. Tho market at the present state 13 that anyone who has a good horse for sale has a difficulty to sell him. Anyone who wants to buy a good honse has a difficulty to procure him. q

NOTICE. Tho price of Aromatic Leaf Tobacco has been constantly advancing for some years. We have hitherto refrained from increasing out* prices to our New Zealand smokers, hoping that the cost of raw material might decline. However prices have continued to advance, and are this season the highest on record. We are, therefore, reluctantly compelled to slightly decrease the nett weight of tobacco contained in our Aromatic packages, and have adopted this course rather than increase the retail price per tin, or reduce the quality. The Proprietor of HAVELOCK TOBACCO. 5