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Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 December 1911, Page 4

AUCTION SALES LEVIN WOOL, SKIN AND HIDE SALE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1911. 11 a.m. Messrs hitching 9, hanKINS, AND CO., LTD., will sell as above— 1000 sheepskins. 400 'hides. •50 bales and fiiclgos wool. 4 casks and 30 tins tallow. IMPORTANT NOTICE. - 0 v.- ing to Thursday, 7th December, being Election Day, our catalogue will close on Tuesday Evening instead of Wednesday, as previously, 1355-t.d. WAIKANAE STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5. I BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., and DALGETY AND CO., LTD., will sell as above at 1 p.m.— 325 shorn 2-tooth wethers (lots). 90 shorn 4-tooth wethers. 50 woolly 4-tooth wethers. 00 fat ewes. 2G 18-month steers. 20 18-month heifers. 15 18-month S.H. steers. 15 18-month S.H. heifers. 0 fat cows. 10 yearling steers. 6 fat cows. 6 2-year Jersey heifers, R.W.fi 6 2-year s.h. heifers, R.W.B. 3 cows and calves. l':i;3S-l-d.

A correspondent of tlie Melbourne Argus states that a startling incident occurred in the Lome of j\Fr ft. Moon, at Buchan. Mrs M oon put •hw infant cliikl to bod, and tucked it m, apparently as safe as usual. Later, when she turned down the bcdclotltes to lift the little one out again siie was horrified to see n large black snake coiled up beside i ? c ' u mother snatched-the baby from the cot, and, upon examination .being made, the infant was round to be unbar med. Durino- the excitement tbe snake escaped. ° "G" Tea has arrived. Onlv obtainable at Gibson's. — Advt. ' Fountain pens, all British manufacture, perfect and complete series, every variety to unit all hands, from Is to a guinea and a half, at Thompson's, Levin—Advt. ELPED OIiitDKEN THROUGH WINTER. 'In my opinion children's colds rtouW never be neglected," writes Mrs M. E. Ellburn, Piper street, South Broken Hill, N.S.w. "My two sons, Arthur and Prank, were always catching colds during the jvinter inonths but I managed to get i.EL the winter by the use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If atner of. thorn wikons up coughing always give him a dose of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which has ilways been successful in ridding ftiem of the nsnal winter colds — Sidy* AUSTRALIAN MEAT EATERB. Australians are such heavy meat >aters that we are fast becoming a lation of dyspeptics, and it is tellng on the general health of the wintry. Constipation is the fore--tmner of this complaint, and if you iave any signs of it yon should not lesitete to get a box of Chamberain s Tablets at one©. They ara a lositive oure for thfs complaint. For tale everywhere A'dv