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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 29, 29 October 1920, Page 3

The New Zealand Farmers' Co-opera-tivn fistributinj Co., Ltd., report bavin? held a very successful sale of horses in-I.eir Marlon yards on Saturday last, when an entry of seventy horses came forvnrd. There, was a large attendance of buyers' from all. the surrounding distri'ls. There was a keen demand for all c isses of good draughts, while spring car f >vs and hacks sold well up to lace rates, -l six-year draught mare, bred bv and sold on account of Mr. Hugh Stewart, Bridle Track, lopped the market, ai <t;SB 10s. We quote:—Unbroken hor.?M: 3-year draught' filly, .{3S 10s.; t-yeai.' draught gelding, £',\i KK; 6-year dit'o, ,£25; 6 to 8-year good, soiind, draught mares, £Xl, .£4O, .£42. to .£l7: dif-o gelding,?, ,C3B, JMO. .£42, .£45, to <E">0; aged mares and geldings, lo JM3; r>-y.-Mi- s tiring cart geldings, ,£2B 10s.; aged difto mares arid geldings, to ,£|7; hae.is. to-<£l4 10s.; Shetland ponv, Hym., £14 St. ' When she was 114 years old Elizabeth Durieux was presented at the Preach Court, in 1827. Her principal nourishment, she said, was coffee. Hud Stevenson's Essence of Coffee and Chicory been on sale in those days consider the time and '.rouble she would have saved. A. toaspoonful of Essence makes a delicious city of coffee in a moment.—Ad'vi.

Whether travelling by boat or train the utmost com- SSJ-n r<"T=— fort is assured if your luggage is safely packed away in RELIABLE BAGS, TRUNKS and SUIT CASES T fefiP/ Trunks, Will., £4/17/6; 361n., £5/5. Cowhide Suit Oases, 20ln„ £5/10; 22iu., £5/17/6 • 1 - \* 24in„ £b/10; 26in„ £6/17/6. We hold a large and comprehensive stpek of Leather Bags, strongly made and NifV perfectly finished. Call when in town. Any description of Bag made to order. pt J. E. EVANS LTD. fk Harness, Saddlery and Leather Goods I Ijß LAMBTON OUAY, WIiLLINGTON 3 " fljf'