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Hokitika Guardian, 9 March 1918, Page 3

CATTLE DOG; answers to the name of “Brownie.” Reward on information to Garnet Perry, South Hokitika. -pOR SALE CHEAP.—One MOTOR CYCLE ■ in good repair. For further particulars apply—B. Cropp, Koiterangi. NOTICE. OWING to a ghange in the owner- ! ship, all accounts owing to the ; firm of J. O. MALFROY and CO., up ; to the 28th FEBRUARY, 1918, must ' he PAID before the 31st MARCH, and j also all accounts AGAINST the said j firm must be rendered prior to the | same date. / j J. C. MALFROY & CO. i NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CADETS—RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT.

A PPLICATIONS are invited from Youths between the agi ages of 15 and 17 years (last birthday) for positions as Cadets in the Railways Department. Forms of application and particulars in regard to conditions of employment, salary, etc., may be obtained from any gtationmaster. Applications should be addressed to the General Manager, Railways, Wellington. Candidates are required to furnish 6th Standard Proficiency Certificates! BY ORDER. ARAHURA FAT STOCK SALE. MONDAY. 11th MARCH, 1618. Tl/T HOUSTON AND CO, TYL • will sell in their yards as above: 20 rat Cattle, For Mr H. Piedrich. 10 Fat LAMBS, For Mr. Thos. Harris. 12 Fat HEIFERS. For Air. Jno. Olsen. OKARITO FORKS SALE'. TUESDAY, 12th MARCH, at 1 p.m.

1%/JESSP.S W JEFFRIES < & COY. will sell on account Messrs J. Thompson, N. Friend, T. Nolan, J. Donovan, F. Heveldt, Jas. Friend, F. Paganini and J. Heveldt 150 FAT LAMBS (in wool), 200 FAT SHEEP (mixed sexes). 80 STEERS (2 to 2* years), 50 MIXED SORTS, 20 SHARES, f.p.u. in the Wataroe Dairy Factory, FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. WATAROA SALE YARDS. 1 i THURSDAY, 14th MARCH, 1918. Messrs w. jeffries & coy. will sell as above: 50 FAT SHEEP, For Mr H. Heveldt. 50 FAT SHEEP, For J. Collett. 50 FAT LAMBS, 100 STORE SHEEP, For a client. CATTLE. 70 STEERS AND HEIFERS (mostly fats),

For Nolan Eros, 84 STEERS & HEIFERS (f. & f.), For ,T. Cron. 70 STEERS & HEIFERS (f. & f.), For E. Cron. 40 STE$£tS & HEIFERS (f. & f.), For A. H. Eggling. 63 Mixed Ages and Sexes, For various clients. —ALSO: The grazing of 26 , acres of turnips, together with 12 acres of excellent grass feed. Securely fenced. For Mrs A. Richardson. 35 Prime HEIFERS, , For Condon Bros, lo Forward STEERS, For Jno. Hcveldt. • FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED.

SALK OF PROPERTY. AT WATAROA YARDS. MARCH 14th, 1918, at 2 p.m. JEFFRIES AND CO., instructed liy MR J. C. HENDE (who is going into camp) will offer as above: HIS LEASE IN PERPETUITY of 431 acres, ring fenced and subdivided into two sections, with , hut thereon, situated at Dry Creek. 'This is a splendid piece of cattle country, comprising rich swamp land, and contains a large quantity of milling tia SFull particulaa’s from the auctioneers or at the sale. WATAROA SALE YARDS.

THURSDAY, MARCH 14 th. D ALGETY. & CO., LTD., will sell by public auction as above: — 150 FAT CATTLE, 70 STORE CATTLE, 150 FAT SHEEP, 50 BREEDING EWES. KOKATAHI—MARCH 20th. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED, WATAROA STOCK SALE. THURSDAY, 14th MARCH, 1918. M. HOITS TO N AND C O will sell by public auction as

above:— 10 2J-vr. Forward STEERS, For Mr J. O’Connor. 15 Fab HEIFERS, For Ritchie Bros. 5 Fat HEIFERS, 2 Fat STEERS, 100 Fat SHEEP, v For Mr Jas. Mcßride. 3 Forward STEERS, 3 Orv COWS, 90 Fat SHEiEP. For Mr R. Ilastie. 50 Head Mixed CATTLE, For R. and T. Foster. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED.