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Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 September 1915, Page 4

AUCTION SALES. J,KVi.\ b'iOCK SALE WEDNESDAY, SEI'T. 22, ID 15 D.\ LGETY AND CO., LIMITED, will soil at 12.15 y.m - iU fat sheep 21) 3-year steers. 25 18-months steers (,<>ll IjiIIb) . 10 store cows I<J 2-ycar empty hoilerw (Jots) 31 yearling boilers (lots) 20 mixed yearlings 20 18-nionth.s Jersey heil'ors. 12 LB-niuiitha boilers. 7 yearling steers. ;j springing liei folh 1.0 fat empty heifers. ■L fat bullocks. 1 heavy vealer J3aeoners, porkers, (stores and woaner pigs. NOTE. I'ig sale commences a.b !2.U), an,l all pigs """St 1)0 12 o'clock sharp. 1131-3. L-S ii ivSE Li > ii/U. ULEAULNG SALE. 2D, at 1 p.m. i'Aßlvivlv iV' VlNOJi2\l wni .-j<j 1 i oh account ul Mr 1. G- \ 11u:t■ 111, .ii in,, ji-oiueia-e, JvaAviu road, i iin; n uuie >.i iiia luiinture and ull'octa, • uoiupi ir-l ng ■ i iv.uiioioji lauJe, 0 leather uphol> j stcivd .•luijit, Vviiii removable &eaU>, i l.«uniic;i.;e, uiviin chair, music cabi- | net, ail » 0.. i iieui'ih i ug, 150 u.p j Lux light, haii stand, bedroom | otiitc tumpr solid ceilar bedstead, du clicks a lid washslaild, 2 ali ',\uni beosidc nigs, also double ami hingle amnion bedsteads, win-, kapot; and Uax mattresses, 2 lo.i. t »\ ai kmaieii utbio, sauco* pan.>, ci ockory, sot scales £/U<l weigh in, asbestos irons, i'orlco ttou 2-burnm oil stove, wheel oarion, saddle ami 2 bridles, great Auiciiean lawn mower, meat sale, ero.-acul and hand saws, farm anu gaiden t"ols, garden hooc, Vacuum cleaner, etc., etc. UilM.i ED SALE ul'' jSHJSiJiI'. CATi IJi, UORSEa, LYIULEAIE.YJS, L'i'O A'l I II.K 1A UAL i-E\LV 11 op o! bLi'cet.j '1 lE*DA\, 21st SEi'l., IUIS Miv-.M;,-, AUK All AM AND WlLi.f.\ Air:'<. I'l I'., instructed by luu owner;-, ho lia\o sold olio propeliy) will r>ell as abovu at 1 p.in. 10n I- ami 0 tooth weincrs iiit'o) 100 empty e\\e» (.oil mils). •10 mixed .Mieep (.oil hills) iiO o ,\ear steers (oil hills) 20 LS-months htueia (oil hills; 8 J-}ear aieeit> (oil hi lls J i ilau,> cow. 3 plough h<jrse;i ' I >p:iiii; carl iiorMj i '•'> )t ar lilly (unijiuKen) i iiiaeiv col). I'icu-ii, .mining, dit>'-, .-jpriiig earl, v»uui pitv.-., i-.adiile aJld bridle, pack •>'«d'.ie_, in,& ;.eo(.l, seed oats, also a i|>iaiuiiy oi tooiii and Ln ,I!.T LiJ.\i 1) i:,ON LLLj-ul. SOI.IMKKS' -FUNJJ. IJ-\MI'. AT \\ i;j;AliOA. ; 5 I'.iAl'l', in n;d oi i]kj Wounded | iSuldjel.s lllild Will be held 111 lilt' W t r.;ni.i li-v, ji llall, by Aies.>rs .l''erj is ail*' I' ■ 11 aI! i<n Till September. Till KSD.W ::,!id September. 111 L l;,-_\l;A 2ojd ibeptomber. at tt p.m. Adiuiosioii ; liijuidi: 1 lekeis 2.5; Ladieo Single. Tickets Is 1127 t.d. c"x i;i:,si'.j:v i<:u> c.lkaklxg SALE. • Vl' Til K KAIJSI AIANAKAU. TIILiISiIAV, SKI'TKAimOR 2."» rd. al 11.30 a.m. NiiW' ZEALAND LOAN AN J) ME.ROANTILK AOENCY CO., LIT*., has re'-eived instruclinn from Mr R. h. HaccliiiK. of Alaiialvau., who ha,s h'asetl his lann, lo sell on llio above dale: 220 2-1 oo|]i i-wes with liuiiim>y lambs at foot. 120 ewe hoggoUs (20<xl). 20 sLire sbeop. I Hoiiiim'v rams. 30 2-year steers I mixed yearlings. 2-ti|i-t:.op dairy coivs f.jusl calved). - springing heiferp. Also T P-vcar dog-carl gelding (I'asi j and reliable) ; 1 1-year child's pony ; gelding (iiond) ; 1 >inod slioe]>dng; gig . I harness; garden plmigli : ?5-gallim cup pel': furniture contents of an R-ro-omod bouse, ineluding upriglil grand piano by f\>llarr! and Oollard. I,ondon. On account of other vendors.- , HO wtlier hoggets. 2'lo mixi-d Imrrgets M"t.sl. •'lO store ewps. LIGHT TJTNOfrflOy I'l'OV 11> 101 J. n 1.3-s WHAT WJC 00 CLAIM. I'enoumorua- generally rcsultfl from cokl or an attack of influenza, but an be prevented if Chamberlain'h Cough Remedy is taken at the first .<ymptom of either. Many people who have bad every reason to fear pneumonia have warded it off by the prompt use of this remedy. We don't claim that Cluunberlaiu'K Cough Remedy wil 1 cure pneumonia but that if will prevent it. if taken at the first sym ptom of a cold influenza of bronchial THE SEASONS Aiitumii begins on March 21st; Winter oil June 21st (the .shortest day): Spring commences 'on September 23rd; Summer on l)ecember 22nd (the longest day). I'Yom observations, extending over a niMiiber of years, it appears that, on the average, the hottest j period is from tho 21st to the 25th of January, and the coldest from the 20th to tho 2dtli of July. These neriods, therefore, are the natural midsummer and midwinter.

The Ktfiunchoßt; ■ triends of "Na/,ol" are Mins'n wlm lt;ivo ir>sl"o(i ii> (Vir sore i'liro;i(., l.u'oiH'liili.s ;ijhl. <><>]<],s. S>»M every whoGO <;unt on I} 1 Is 6d. —Advt.