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Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 February 1914, Page 4

AUCTION SALES OTAKI STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., will sell at 1 p.m. :- 200 4-year ewes, Gorge sheep. 100 4 and (j-tooth ewes 120 4, o,jmd 8-tooth ewes " 10 (j-iootn wethers 150 forward ewes. GO 2-tooth wethers 150 4-year ewes 100 shorn rape lambs shorn rape lambs. 12 2-tooth Lincoln rams. 05 fat ewes 10 3-year heifers (May culvers) 30 good wcaners. 15 Jersey-cross heifers 18-intn 12 yearling steers 2(i weaners (lots). G o-yoar steers 3 forward cows. (S fat bullocks. 7 fat heifers t 5-yr gelding, good walker 103-3. . Cricket Fixtures. + Fixtures for the Saturday competition were arranged as follows :— January 24th. —Shannon v. Levin, at Levin. January 31. —Levin v. Foxton, at Levin. Second Round. February 7.—Foxton v. Shannon at Foxton. February 14.—Shannon v. Levin, at Shannon. February 21.—Foxton v. Levin at Foxton. February 28 —Shannon v. Foxton, at Shannon. . March 7 v. Shannon, at Levin. March 14.—Foxton v. Levin, at Levin. WEDNESDAY COMPETITION. First Round. February 4.—Y.M.C.A. v Foxton, at Levin. February 11.—Levin v. Foxton February 18.—Levin v. Y.M.C.A., at Levin. February 25.—Levin v. Foxton at Levin. March 4.—Y.M.C.A. v. Foxton, at Foxton. A. GROCER'S RECOMMENDATION. "For the past 20 years," says Mr R. Harrison, Grocer, Parramatta Rd., and Catherin Street, Leichardt, N.S.W. "I have been a sufferer from diarrhoea and although I have tried doctor's prescriptions have found nothing relieve me like Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. I always keep a bottle for my use at my private residence and at the store." For sale everywhere. —Advt. T. HAERIS, CASH BUTCHER. the hot weather all *-* Beef, Mutton and Lamb will be kept in the cooling room at Palmerston North Abattoirs, over night until delivery to me the following morning, thus ensuring the freshest of meat in the hot weather. All meat inspected by a qualified inspector appointed by the New Zealand Government. Prime Cured BACON ' and HAMS. SMALL GOODS o,' every description. MY MOTTO. — Immaculate Cleanliness and Punctuality. Prices.—CHEAPEST. Quality.—The VERY BEST.

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