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Horowhenua Chronicle, 9 January 1917, Page 3

(The telegrams appearing in this issue accredited to the Times have been published in that journal, but only where expressly stated -is such news the editorial opinion of The Times.) Shopkeepers fit Avon "Carrier' tyres for parcel delivery. Extra strong.—Advt. SALE.—Two Splendid Axminster Carpet Squares, 15 x 12 asd 13 x 12 (now on view at 'our mart); Kimberley road school coach with goodwill of run.—Apply Parker and j Vincent. ANTED.—Strong youth to learn cabin-etmaking. Good | wages to suitable you tli. Harvey j and Co. J j "jqiOß SALE, Cheap.—loo pairs of Boots 'and Shoes at lowest cash prices. J. Bovey, next to Grand Hotel. 20-1 CLEARING SALE OF STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, Etc. On WEDNESDAY, JanuaTy 17th. PARKER AND VINtCENT have been favoured with instructions from Messrs- Baylis Bros, to sell the whole of their stock, implements and furniture, etc., at the farm, Beach road, Weraroa, on Wednesday, January 17th at 1 p.m., comprising :— 1 heavy sp dray, frame and horse 1 4'in. tyre tip dtray. Express van, with pair of horses and harness complete. 1 set disc harrows. 1 set tyne harrows. 1 s.f. plough Scarifier. 1 half-draught mare, one foal. 3 dairy cows in profit. 2 sows with litters, 1 boar (18 months). 'Gig and harness, stack of hay . (this season's). Tools, stumping jack, lots of tim- 1 ber, fencing and netting wire, separ- ? ator. churn and dairy utensils, quantity of chaff, harness, troughs, poultry ; furniture includes duchesses, , ta.bles, chairs, kitchen dresser washstand, etc., etc. On WEDNESDAY, '17inst. . PARKER AND VINCENT, Auctioneers. Auctioneers' Note.—As Messrs Baylis Bros, have disposed of their property the whole of the above must be sold. Every facility given to clients to inspect at any time. 19-4 Also the Kimberley road school coach, complete with 'two horses, coach and harness with goodwill. (Low reserve).

NOTICE—CARRIERS' CHARGES. WINO 'fro the 'increased cost of living, horsefeed, and shoeing, we, the undersigned have decided to cart as under, on and after loth day of January, 1917. Prices as follows: General merchandise 3s per ton. Parcel and case lots 6d each up to 281b; all over and above Is. Bikes, 9d each. Motor bikes Is 6d each ALES. Per hogshead' Is 3d each. Qr. casks 'Is each. All other casks 9d each. In cases 6d per case. Pianos 5s each. TRAVELLERS' SAMPLES. Hampers Is each up to 3 hampers Over 3 hampers 9d each. COAL CARTING. Per ton, to tip up 3s. Per ton to shovel out 3s 6d. COKE CARTING. Per load, loose, 2s 6d. Per load, in sacks, 2s. METAL CARTING. Metal carted from Oliau 9s peir load. TIMBER. Timber," pea- truck y<t per hundred feet. . BRICKS. Bricks, per truck, Is per hundred (tipped). ALL OUTSIDE OAtRTINXx. Larry and two horses os per hour. Cart and 1 horse, 3s per hour. PLEASE NOTE : All Freights MUST be paid on Delivery. AH Goods MUST he taken delivery of from the cart. (Signed) T. H. ATKINS. BAYLIS BROS. C. F. PEiARCE. J H. S. HOOK. I H. IHOSSACK. | A. McFARLANE. r 21-1

SHANNON STOCK SALE. FRIDAY 12th January, 1917. Messrs abraham and WILLIAMS, Ltd., will sell at 12.15 p.m.— 10 2 and 4-tooth wethers 50 store ewes 99 2 and 4-tooth wethers 8 forward bullocks 16 fat. cows. 3 cows and calves 4 fat and forward cows 9 fat cows. 22-2 YOUNG ENGINEERS! MIDDLE-AGED ENGINEERS II OLD ENGINEERS!!! EVERY MAN engaged in Engineering Work should STUDY to ■ | advance hie position, and salary. Ad- | ! vancement awaits trained men. Out ' ) homestudy tuition in Civil (including Municipal) and Mechanical Engineer- J ing subjects is in the hands of prac- . tical men. We coach for all Govi eminent Engineering "Ticket" | J Exams— Stationary, Locomotive, Oil, j Marine. Which interests you Send -to-day for particulars of our course. Address:—HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS LTD. Auckland Auckland. . *