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Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 May 1916, Page 4

; LEVIN SALE. .FRIDAY, 26th May l<jl6. MIiSSRS ABIiAHAM AND Wiu l LJ.AM&. 1/i'i).. will sell as 'i.Dov< ttl 1 p.m. - 4UO 4 and O-iootJi ewes in lamb to Ronuiey iii.ius 250 -i unci C-tooth ewee in lamb to South Down rams i!o0 -i-year ewes in lamb to South Duvvn ranis 16U ewes in lamb oi> pui'o bred Lincoln ewes in lamb xv Lincoln rain a 160 fat ewes 2o fat-ewes 20 ii-year steeiia 20 2£-year steers i-1 iafc cows 0 prune heavy veaku'e 12 iieii'ers in cali (j forward cows 1 00 fat ewes „ b5 18-iiioiith to 2-year steers ; 00 prime heavy ewes 00 prune heavy we there; do 3-yoar buttocks (.off bills). 10 4-year bullocks. 120 wethers (good line). 0 forward cows. 06i-2 Baconera, porkers stores nau weiuier pigs. NOTE.—AII pigs muse Do yarded iy 11.45 sharp. Pig Bale commences ar sharp. . On Account of Airs Cameron, l'orou- ? taw lioa, who is leaving the district :— 12 young dairy cows due to calve in August. 2 springing heifers 0 weaaiers. 561.—3. MISSUS i'AltKElt AND VINCENT have xticoived instructions from Air F. G. Clarke, of Weraroa, to nold a Clearing s>ale ot choice Poultry. Furniture and tools etc. u-Niuys-biliV'.EH SAuJi.. SA'IiURDAI, MAY. 1916 At i p.m. 9 i'.B While -Leghorns hens (b;ei by Mum by) 1 P.li. W.L. rooster bred by Mir ton State Poultry Farm 6 W .L. liens and o \V.L. pullets (Muruby; 10 W.L. hens USeeoiid Season; 23 W.L. pullets (.commencing iayiug) 19 ±'.13. Black Or p. pullets and roosters. " 7 Indian runner ducks and 1 dralts (in lots to suit purchasers) 2 (120-ogg) Cypher Buffato Incubators 1 (200-egg) Cypher Buffalo Incubator Furniture:— Sifctiilgrooin Suite of 9 pieces in leather, Dining Table, Bentwoud Chans Double ana 9mgle Bedsteads, Mattr-asses, Duchess (Z) "Washstands, Chest of Drawers, Linoleum, etc etc. Gr iknili Wheelbarrow, Garden Took. Saturday 27t'li May, at 1 p.m. .Alain County Road Weraroa. Mr Clarke hjis leased his holding .and is leaving the District, the whole ol his stuck is for absolute sale. PARKER and VINCENT. 550—4 Auctioneers. 1 N UNSERVED SALE OF DAIRY COWS. AT THE SALEYARDS, LEVIN. -MONDAY, 29tli MAY, 1916. Messrs abraham and WILLIAMS. LTD., have received instructions from Mr J. J. O'Connor, ol' Kawiu, Levin, to sell as above at 1 p.m.— OK JERSEY CROSS OOW'S mostly all second calves, and due to calve JULY, AUGUST and SEPTEMBER. NOriS.—As Mr O'Connor has decided to go in for a stxicl herd of Holsteins, this sfile a(foi'ds a good opportunity ol securing sound reliable cows. Daws of each cow have been carefully kept and will be given out at the sale. oG3-l LEVIN HOOKEY OLUB. riIHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEE'JJ- ING of Levin Hockey Club wli ■be held at Airs Dean's shop, on Monday, 29th May, at 8 p.m. ARTHtI! SMART, 505-3 Hon. Secretary. NOTICE THE Adjourned Annual Meeting of tile Levin Horticultural Society will be held in the Council Chambers on MONDAY EVENING, May 29th, at 8 o'clock. W. J. READING, 543-4 int. Secretary. j BOYS' TRAINING FaRM, Weraroa. Q O N C E K rjl AND LIFE SAVING DRILL. FRIDAY. 26th' MAY, 1916 at 8 p m. in King's Theatre, Levin. ! -Music, Life Saving Drill Songs, *tc. ! A FIRST-CLASS PROGRAM. 1 kikeis.-—ONE SHILLING EACH'. Children -Halt-price. G. M. BURLINSON, ! oIS-L.d .Manager. SALE.- Euealpytus, Pin us Jn signds, a'so Muricata and other shelter trees, at the Kawiu Nursery, Levin. 535-lq 'i, -w'.VNTED KNOWN-YVhite Striped Flannelettes Lave idvanceu in price at Home from 30 to 00 per cent. We strongly advise you to buy now. Stiles and Matheson, Ltd;., Levin and .foxton. WANTED KNOWN.-.lust opened a brand new stock of boys' and youths' overcoats from tne manufacturers in England, bought 15 months ago. The best value in the Dominion to-day.—Stiles and Matheson, Ltd., Levin and Foxton. \/\TANTED KNOWN.—Men who ap- * preciate smart style, andl good value tweed and rainproof coats should see our new stock just opened. The best we have ever shown. Call today. Stiles and Matheson, Ltd., Levin and Foxton.