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Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 January 1916, Page 3

J » WANTED COt b'Kßfi." Advertisements uuuer heading are charged for at uie rate oi Is (Cash) 20 words and 2s ii oooked. WANTED 'JO PURCHASE. -Good second-hand' sacks, any (jiiaiuuy u lor cash—Parker and: Vincent. L 0 i J OST.—Brie I Rag and contents; between Ohait Post Office and Kuku , road. Reward. T. H. Fowles, Ohait. i- 87-2 s 11 SALE. 1 3ft 6in Shacklock ' -* Range waii n.p. boiler, extension ' wood burner, in first-class condition ; 1 also 1 Milnei Safe, 20x20x20. Apply G. ii. Ltd. 87-3 i'iANO AND THEORY. iV| JSS FI iV.HERBERT will resume Tuition on TUESDAY, Ist J-'.-b----ruary. 93-2 -UANAWAiU TitOT'J ING OLUB. SATUR-DAY, J'EBR7'AUY 1!). 1910. NOMIN ATICNS close on Monday. January :ilsi, at 10 p.m. Full -program in "Referee," January 10 th. W. -UeKJSNZIJi, Secretary. Box 181j, i'almerstoH .North. 02-1 HUGH CON nA 1 S WORLD-FAM-Oi S S'J'ORY CALLED BACK' | A.STORY THAT HAS STIRRED ALL ; THE AVORLi>. -MONDAY NIG LIT AT THIi LYUIC I'lCi T'lilu<. ! 'JO-1

' XE\Y ZEALAND RAILWAYS. j FEILDIXG AGBICt'LTI'I! AL SHOW. ! Ist and 2ml FEIU'T'AR V, 1916. J § ' OLIDAY Excursion tickets, avail- j able for return until 17th Fob- ! 111 u>• v, 1016, will be issued to Eeilding j ! from Lovin. Daimevirko and intermedi- I iate stations on Ist and 2nd .February. On '2nd February tbe excursion issue will be only by tbe train leaving Le- ! vin at 8.50 a.m. j The usual 5.0 p.m. tram Palmerston Xorth to Wellington (Thorndon) will j be delayed to leave Palmerston Xorth i at 5.45 p.m. (after arrival of 5.0 p.m. I special from Feikling). .Longburn (5.0 j ]).m.. Shannon 6.43 p.m., Levin 7.13 j p.m., Otaki 7.55 p.m.. tlienee running as usual. SU-1 15V ORDER. LEVIN .^ALE. WEDXESDAY, FEHIH'AHY 2. 1916 D ALGETY AND CO. - I/IT). wilf selJ ;it 12.15 p.m.— 2i 0 2-toiith ewes and wethers s0 2-iooth wethers It 0 woolly lambs 1!' 1 4 and. 5-year owes dots) <'0 fat ewes. j 20 .2-year heifers, r.w.u I 10 vouhl; cows and calves. ■iU 2-year steers 21) empty heifers. "•') 38-niontiis &u-ci-« (lots) . J weaners l.lntsj. 1 store cons. ■ > l-at cows-. JLiacouuua, pui nei.N, stores ami I weuner pigs. } - ■i e. Ail iiiusi ijv yarded by i 11. >. a.lil. J'lg sale cviuiiiciuv* ;u j i 2 -harp. 88-3 . I > ;.E>Elt\'ED cl-KA1.;.1 -si; .<ALh -V/' MAX A IvA I Mt.SDAY, EE HI! I'A lU 7, jk L\V ZEALAXD LOA., AND MEJI- | CANXILE AUh'XCY CO., LID., ha ,s received iinsili uctiotfcs irom Messrs -■j... ou and Wright (.ulio have sold lin if lux in at Manakau; to oiler lor iini o.m rviid sale on Monday. 7th February at 12 o'clock the following:— »)0 COWfcj in fuii milk (.August tJ\D September caJversj. - cows just calved;. 2 bull 2U mixed weauers. lo tat porkers. I marcj dogcart and harness. .1 spring tip dray. i brake (30ewt.; 1 spring dray and harness. 1 manure distributor (practically j new) i

1 sot discs, bars ami chains. 2 I'lanet Juur's and roller. 9 milk cans, cooler, vats, otc. I low plant .Iv.K.G.. boiler, Milking plant and <>!> gallon turbine .v/ara-tor, -tools awl nousefiold fumitun-. all practically new. 1, UN OH EON P U OVIDED. I'CTIONEER is NOTE. --These cows ai. admitted as being the heaviest i; itking herd in Manakau district. Messrs Mason and Wright having in ; years culled out nearly 100 cows. iSSJ-3. now How Many eJs Will Grow. You ought to when yos buy Grass Seed. Factories don't buy milk by weight osjy, they demand the tost. Go vo rnment's Germination Tglt Given with 'TaT Grass Seedb. | Bead for sample*, tkey are i tree. Government germination te*t given, aad frctsht- ' paid price* quoted, la *T«* Gtmm Seed* you know what you're buying, aad positively get what fM| pay lor. HOPPER & TOLLEY. Ud. Seedsmen ! Racgitikci St. PAI.MERSTON NORTH.