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Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 June 1915, Page 4

UNRESERVED SALE OF DAIRY STOCK. AT THE FARM, IHAKARA, Levin. - SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1915. MESSRS ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., have received ustrucuona from R. Robinson, Esq., who has soTd his farm, to eell ae above at 1 p.m.— Of* CHOICE DAIRY COWS 1O Ou calve July, August and September 3 yearling heifers. — 1 Bull 3 breeding eows. 6 slips. 1 boar. 1 Duncan Windmill 1 horse rake. 1 mower. Household furniture, including 1 Grand Upright Piano. Spring cart, horse and harness, disc harrowe, plough (R. and G.), e.f. plough, milk cans, dairy utensih. tools, etc. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—Mr Robinson has been dairyIng for some years and naying culled heavily each year, buyere caD rely on being offered selected cow 3 704-5. IN THiE ESTATE ol John Roderick McDonald, late oi Juevin, SheepTai'mer, deceased.

-jyOTIOE IS HERJA GIVEN that i-N all creditors and other pereons having claims or demautls against the estate of John Roderick McDonald, late of Levin, in the I'rovinicial District of Wellington ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to send particulars in writing of their claims or demands to the undersigned, the executors of the estate of the said deceased on or ibefore the 24th day of July, 1915, a-S UNDERMENTIONED ADDRESS. Dated at "Wellington this 22nd day of June, 1915. James macintosh, JAMES McLEAVEY. ADDRESS -—C/o. W. G. Turnbull and Co., Ltd., Cnetuiniiouee Quay, "Wellington. 723-lin WANTED TO BUY.- A Few lons of iMangolds; price, etc., to H. Vatos. Butcher, To Horo. 722-2 VAUDEVILLE AUDEVrLL-E^ AT KING'S THEATRE, LEVIN. HENRIFRENCH STAR VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. lUE.SDAY, JUNE 29th, 8 p.m. HJCNIU FRENCH: Magician, Juggler, illusionist, Dancer, Singer, Skater, Impersonator, Sleight-of-hand artist. .Miss Florenzo and Miss Blossom .n .Sliiupshooting at Human Target. Intoxicated Genius on One-whe«! Cycle. VV White, Bird Imitator. From the Sydney Bulletin.—The Great Henri French Vaudeville Company'is clean, bright and lively. Things are neatly done and full of laughter." 713-td

PRORGAM. UENTURY HALL- WEDNESDAY NIGHT (23rd). I.—.National Anthem ami "Marseillaise." —Performers •2.— Song, "Tho Bugler'---'All' Firauk Penn. ."{.—Pianoforte Solo ''Vake Arabesque' Miss Quill. 1.-Song, "Through Sunny Spain" — Mrs R, M. D'Ath. o.—-Vocal Duet—Misses Taliiwi. o.—Humour at the Piano. —Mr Ernest Luks (Wellington). 7.—Song, "The Waking of Spring." — Miss Te Au. B.—Recitation, "Tho Great Appeal" — sliss Brida O'Rourke. y.- Song, "The Absent-minded Beggar"—Mrs R. M. D'Ath. Interval. 10.—Violin Solo.—Miss Mien Cock. 11. — Quartette—"Pro Phuudo Basso" —Quartette party. 12.- Song—"The Waltz Song," from "Komeo and Juliet,"—Miss Kilsby. 13.—Pianoforte S'olo "Chopin's Military March"—Mrs H. O. Jonee. I?. —Song (with poi accompaniment) 'AVaiata Poi"—Mis R. M. D'Ath. 15.—Humour at the Piano—3B.i* Ernest Luks. I(s.—Song "Bird of Love Divine,'— Miss Te Au. 17.—Poi Dance.—Maori Maidens. PRICES 2s and Iβ. 71/-2 to be leased by tender. "clakm and t)airy t andb subdivision of the wellknown mission property. situated'in otaki. THE Trustees of the Otaki Missio • Property invite tenders for lea)» of (subdivisions varying from 4 TO~ 11Q ACRES. -| -i SECTIONS The land which has been subdivided and rdaded is particularly suitable for market gardening or dairying purposes Term of lease 35 yeare with re-valu-ation at end of 21 years. Compensation for farm and daivyiug buildings. Somestead on Part Section 4 Tenders will be received at the offi:e of the Diocesan Trustees, 20 Mulgravj I Street, Wellington, up 6th July, 191^. Conditions of lease, forms of tender, particulars of reserve prices and plans can be obtained from Rutherford an*. Connell, Agents, Palmereton Norfli, and Abraham and Williams, Ltd., Auctioneers, Palmereton North and a'l branches. e9B -^ For Influenza nae Woods' Qieat Peppermint Onre. , tails. Is 6d, jb 6d. Adrt.