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Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 May 1914, Page 4

OTAIU STOCK SALE. TI'ESDA V, .MAY • l!Jl 1. A lilt All AM AMI) WILLIAMS. LTD., will soil at I p.m.--200 woolly lambs 100 ewes in lamb 50 lambs 25 fat ewes 34 yearling steera 12 2-ycar steers 8 yearling steers 0 fat bullocks 8 fat cows 5 store cows 4 20-moidll licilcl:10 woaners 4-.!!)-i) OTAKI STOCK SALE. TUESDAY', MAY ... LUI-1. D ALGETY AM) COMPANY, LTD., will soil at 1 n.m. 200 4-touUi to r.f.m. ewes in lamb b.l. Koiuney rams (lots) 100 fat and forward -l-tooth wethers 205 shorn and "woolly lambs (lots) 00 fat and forward ewes 25 prime sheep 110 yearling steers (lots') 20 'l(S-mont|i boilers 26 weanors 10 2-year 1 infers Spring ealvers (i fat cows 10 forward cows 8 yearling to 1-year nnbroken horses, mostly by trotting' horse "King" George." 441-3 UNRESERVED SALE OF CHOICE DAIRY STOCK, ETC, AT THE FARM, OTAKI WEDNESDAY, MAY c, IOL4. A BRAHAM AND W ILLLAMS, LTD., h a vi! been favoured with instinct ions from Arthur Griffith, Esq. (who has sold Lis farm) to sell as above, at 12.-50 p.m.— 14. high grade .'l<*rsey cows 2 18-month grade -lersey heifers in ealf to p.b. Jersey bull L bull ealf', ti months. .1 weanor heifer 1 spring* cart mare, (i 5 gallon A.L. separator, cans, poultrv, and furniture. SUBJECT TO SLIGHT RESERVE. 7 pedigree Jersey cows 2 18-month pedigree Jersey heifers •'} weaner pedigree heifers 1 -i-year-old pedigree Jersey bull Ooaeh will meet mommy trains at Otaki. LTGTTT 1A r NC f I EC>N .LE(s o Light. Luncheon Provided. 4'U-O HITCHINGS, HAN KINS AND COMPANY, LTD. (In Liijuidaiion). A FEW LINKS STILL LN STOCK THAT .M I"ST 15E SOLD. STAPLES 1 nil tiin al l(is per cwl STAPLES. I in. al 21s per cwf. HOUSE COVERS. various sizes, 20s and 21s each. (iILHI'TH GALE l'ool) 25s and 50s. Whips, (i irlhs. aml etc. I set NEW If AR N I'ISS al £'7. AXE TI A N DLKS. MASK' SLAG al ds per bag. CO A RSE SALT at Ss per 2c u ' LOCK SALT at Id per 'b SECURE- YfJ-l'lJ. V- V !.!!>A-KN" C QUICKLY. * WALTER LULL. Y. T. HITCHINGS p.... ni Liquidators. ADI'RST"-~lTie~del icious M.ILITARY PICKLE is the most tasty condiment in the world suits all palates; price reasonable. Buy a bottle to-day. T ADIES! The delicious MILITARY PICKLE is not better than the best; but better than the rest. We would like your opinion. Price reasonable. Buy a bottle INUS MURIOATA. By the hundred at the Nursery, 100 for 12b od. Also Kulomoiid Wattle. Hy. Newport. !}72-q HOUSEWIVES! If you love your husband give him a taste of the delicious MILITARY PICKLE. Suits all palates. Price reasonable. Buy a bottle to-day from T. Broome's. J^E YIN H OPTIC Ij LT URAL pRODUCE, & |NDUSTRIAL gOCIETi. CHRYSANTHEMUM, FRUIT AND I'IIO DICE SHOW To be held iu the CENTURY HALL LEVIN. WEDNESDAY, MAY Uth, PJI4. WEDNESDAY, MAY (Ith, 1914. to 5 p.m. - - ito 10 p.m. rpilE SHOW of the Year. J Splendid exhibits ol' Apples, Pears, Quinces, etc., from all parts of the district. — Also---GUT BLOOMS. POT PLANTS, DECORATIONS, DOMESTICS, VEGETABLES, and EARM PRODUCE. Afh'rnonii tea from •'! to 5 p.m. Supper from 810 10 p.m. 10NTR I ICS will be received by the. Secrelarv front 7 to !) p.m. on MONDAY, the lih MAY, at the ( Vntury Hall, 1 jevin . LATE ENTRIES a I double rates will be accepted up to 5 p.m. on TUESDAY, sth MAY. CATALOGUES may be obtained on application to either Mr P. W. Goldsmith, or "R. D. WALLACE, Secretary. N.B. The attention of exhibitors is drawn to Clause 1!) of the General Rules of the Society relating" to entries and prize awards. _ 409-t.d The famous T7osiyn writing pads obtainable (unit all Rtutioners and storekeepers at bd .'in<\ 's each. —AilT#i.