Page 10 Advertisements Column 2

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1292, 22 November 1911, Page 10

LIVE STOCK SALES. ... ' <$, .— ; Dalgety and Co.. Ltd.. report on their pale held at Otaki yesterday:—'Wc had a, fair entry of sheep ,and a , good one of cattle. Owing to tho rough weather prevailing there were 110 buyers for, sheep, wliich went out unsold, but cattle sold well, and we quitted practically the whole yarding at- satisfactory -prices. Cattlo:. Fat cow?. £6, £6 .10=.; forward cows, £5 15?.; store cows, £3, £3 ICo.; springing cows, £6, £10; springing heifers, £6: empty heifers, £3 17s. 6d..; weaners, 2Cj.; yearling steer?/ £2 3s.' Cd.: 2-year steers. £4 25.; 18nwnth steers. £3 6d.; yparling bulls, £2 175.; yearling'heifers, £2 12s. 6d. Messrs. Dalgety and Co. report:—At our Marton sale yesterday a good entry of sheep met with a. rea-lv. demand. Aged shorn ewes, 7s. 5d.; small mixed hogr lis. 7ri.; young ehoru ewes, Vi-r>. 6d. tn 12« 6d.; good mir.ed hoggets to-lis.; good ewe hoggets. 155.. 15s. hi., to 165.; weacer 13s. to 13s. fid, ° '

_ Mr. Pennsylvania Bell dierl ' on Saturday 'at (ho :residence of his daughter. Mrs. ML C, M'Donald; l-oint Chevalier, -Aiiekl.ind, aged 83. •n , P el ' , ""'rived .in Auckland with his -wife and two children from London, in 1557. Hn served in. the Waikato War with the Forest. Rangers under. Major von Tompslcy, and was present at the Matiku Church and Queen's Redoubt engagements. .Subscmiontly he was cut down with e. bill-hook by a Native while taKing part, in a skirmish, and was reported dead, However, after lying' all night .in the bush, hn managed to bind up Ins wounds and get back to camp He loaves a family of three sons—Messrs. J. J. Del! CLaimcesfon. Tas.), J Dpjj (Maimgahiroto'i. and IT. Dell (Puko-kohcl-n daughter-Mrs. IT. C. M'Donald -and a. number, of grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

A DISCCVRRT.-NO. Heavy after-dinner feelinz when you eat our Famous MALTED BREAD, made from the S I selected cereals, it contains the natural I salts and elements whioh go (o build up I and invujorato tho system. No tea-table i should be without ■ the "Little Brown I Loai, mad" by and procurable from i J. W THOMSON AND CO., '■ Bakers and, Pastrvccoks < 3S Courtenay Place, near "Fruit Market. \ MISS M. DALTON, ■ - | Tobacconist, Tobacconist, | TW'OTIFIES her numerous Clients that ?' ■M she has REMOVED from Belcher's % Buildings. Courtenay Place, to more t Central' Premises, next "Palace Hotel," |! Willis Street. I

i ' MILK j *->$£§gr CHOCOLATE I The very thing for the j Theatres, Picnics, and 'j Children's Parties. | 6d. Soldc ;^. erein 6d. j TRY THEM! ITe Ms&a Wines, I Made in New Zealand. Six Gold f Mcctak E Claret and Hock, 2l>s. per case t of 1 doz. f|ts„ 235. per case of t 2 doz. pints. b Madeira, 30.=. fqts.). 325. (pints) on rail at Hastings t Apply The Manager To Mata Vine- f yards, Havclock Nth,, Hawkc s Bay. jl 1 AOENTS, ; THOMSON, LEWIS AND C 0„ WELLINGTON.