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Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 July 1910, Page 4

AUCTION SALES UNRESERVED SALE OF NUUSERY STOCK. SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1010. 1 p.m. sharp. 0" ITCTII NO S, lIANKINS AND - CO., LTD., havn been favour'(l with instructions from Messrs ) ITXC AX A XI) DAVIES, t-ho wollciimvii Nurserymen, of Now Plyiiointh, to sell at the rooms, Wera•iw, us above-— A Very Choice Collection of Trees, Shrubs, etc., etc.Apples, Pears, Plums, Japanese Plums, Peaclies, Nectarines. Qniiiice.s, Cuii'iviHits, Apricots, Roses, Abiitilons, Double Flowering Peaches, Daphnes, litiroiiias, Ifeaths, Camellias, Azaleas, R hododeindrons, Fan P<ilms, Mountain Palms, Peel and Yellow Bottle Brush Trees, Magnolias, P<>tiinosporas Flaegnns, Laristintis, and choice coll-ecition of Hardy Climbers, Native 'Plants, etc., etc. Also — On .account of the leading Orchai (list of Mul iieka, Nelson - 50 eases of nuagnifiee-n.t Rtiinnen Pippins. ATCTIONEKR'S NOTE. — Thl will be the leading sale of Nurser; Stock this season, and everything wil be of the very best. J. 0. HANIvINS, 8184. Auctioneer.

rxuKiSKiiVion clrainxg salr OK DAI I! Y STOCK, I'AR.M IMI'LE.M RXTS, RTC. At Iliu Kami. Oliaii. WRDXKSDA Y, Al'Gl'ST M. At 1 p.m. Hitohings. iianktns and CO., TiTI).. have received instructions I'roni Messrs Draper Bros., to sell, as' above, at 1 p.m.. tin* whole of their herd ot liist-elass dairy cows, etc.. comprising. II cows (August mid September calvers). 2 cow.s in I'ull profit. l J sows to farrow September, li store pigs. 1 harness horse, milk cart, gigs, plough, cans, sundries, etc. Auctioneers' .Vote.- This is a fust- . class herd of good, .sound milkers, and are only being sold <»n account i:l' expiry <il lease. 8-».>-t-.c. LRVIN STOCK SALE. FRIDAY. AI'GCST I!)l(). Abraham and Williams, LTD., will sell as above at I.HO p.m. ;3()0 f.f.m. owes in lamb tft Lincoln rnms (first-class line), .li) store ewes. 120 piime fat wether.s. .">0 .'i and 1-year bullocks (good line). :!0 '2\ ti> U-year steers. 10 Grade .Jersey yearling heifers (i prime fat cows. (i dairy cows, calve. September. 2 springing cows. &">l-7. LRVIN STOCK SALEKl! IDA V, ACGTST 8, 1010. At 11.30 a.m. DALGRTY AND CO., LTD., ami the N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGiCNCY CO., LTD. will sell— I l"i() good owes in land). } ]•">() mixed hoggets. C .10 gend wethers. ( (>0 fat ewes. I 2"> first-class lionets. ( 21 j>rinm ■bullocks, i I first-cla>s dairy cow at drop \ 8.11 -t.c. RHOMBiCOSIOODECAHEDHEN. i 1 AND XINK OTITIC I! S. I R ICS (' LT 01' 'i ON KL X G'S SICCONI I COXTRST. ( Miss Nellie Reiishaw, "\Yilloughb, .street, Thames, with two lists of tei words each, receives i' 7, and Mrs C 1 .J. Ronnie, li Diuiean street, Dune i din, with one lisit of ten words, it ( ceives C 3 10s. AYe |>nbli.sli one o 1 the winning lists sent in by Mis ' Reiishaw:— Syniphyogenesis. i I! 'I io i n bic<isi do (I e(• ahe dre 11. lCleotro-physiologio.nl. fndistinguishableness. Unthankfully. Thermo-t'lecitrically. " Rlectrification. r ntei'twined. — Knuckle-duster. Pol La n. The third crmtesfc is now being ao vertised in this paper.

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