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Hokitika Guardian, 20 November 1920, Page 3

WESTPORT TROTTING CLUB. ’XMAS MEETING, 27th. and 28th. DECEMBER, 1920. STAKES £1615. Nominations tor all events, both days close on THURSDAY, the 25th NOVEMBER at 8 p.m. W. T. SLEE, Secretary. CANTERBURY AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION. WESTLAND BRANCH. A GENERAL MEETING of members will be held at the County Chambers THIS (Saturday) EVENING at 8 o’clock. R. F. PERHAM, Hon. Secretary. G. R. SALE OF SALE OF SALE OF SALE OF SURPLUS MILITARY STORES. SURPLUS MILITARY STORES.. SURPLUS MILITARY STORES. SURPLUS MILITARY STORES. DEPOTS for the sale of surplus Military Stores will be opened on Ist., 2nd., 3rd., 6th., 7th., and Bth., DECEMBER, 1920 at: Tlie Drill Hall, Wellesley St., Auckland. ■The Drill Hall, Buckle St,, Wellington.

King Edward Barracks, Christchurch. The Drill Hall, Kensington, Dunedin. HOURS OF BUSINESS-1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on above days. ORDERS BY POST WILL BE OPENED ON 26th. NOVEMBER AND GOODS SO ORDERED WILL BE DESPATCHED POST FREE. See Notices in all Post Offices and Defence Offices for Catalogues and Conditions of Sale. MEN’S BOOTS, HEN'S -HEAVY UNDERCLOTHING; MEN’S ISHOES; MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS; BLANKETS; DUNGAREE SUITS, ETC., ETC., ETC. R G, PROPOSED REVISION OF CUSTOMS TARIFF. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED for public information that it is proposed to make inquiries during the recess with a view to revising the Customs Tariff during the session of 1921.

All persons making contracts for the delivery of imported goods, either subject to duty or which may become subject to duty, should protect themselves either (1) by introducing therein a clause governing possible change of duty, or (2) by giving immediate notice where contracts are already n force, or, where there are running contracts, that, in the event of alteration of the duty, the provisions of Section 130 of the Customs Act, 1913. must apply. It is proposed to amend this Section to cover alteration not only in the liability of goods to duty or the rate of duty, but also in the amount of duty.' | Copies of Section 130 referred to above will he supplied on application to. the nearest Collector of-Customs. W. B. MONTGOMERY, Comptroller of Customs. Customs Department, Wellington, Ist. November, 1920. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE SECTIONS WITH BUILDINGS THEREON. ON THE PREMISES MONDAY 22nd. NOVEMBER 1920 At 11 a.m. D ALGETY & CO., LTD., will offer at Public Auction as above: — Sections 752, 329, 754/756 on which Westland Opera House building stands. Section 3217, Revell Street, ' with building known as “Royal George House”. Section 3165 with building thereon, corner of Tancred and # Stafford streets.

IMPORTANT land SALE. AT THE HOMESTEAD, SOUTH WESTLAND. WEDNESDAY 24th. NOVEMBER, at 2.30 p.m. Messrs w. jeffries and go., have received instructions f"om S. G. Ferguson Esq., to otter by Public Auction as above: That beautiful Homestead and Property situated on the Main South, ltoad and known as “Fergusons.” The property comprises 295 acres >n all of which 183 acres are Freehold and 112 acres Leasehold at an Annual Rental of £3/14/-. The property is securely fenced and sub-divided into numerous paddocks all cleared with exception of a piece of valuable White Pine forest fronting the Homestead, and containing upwards of a million feet. The soil has proved to be of the best for Urnzing root crops, or fattening. The magnificent two storied homestead of 14 rooms is built of specially picked timbers and possesses every up-to-date convenience. Its fame is wellknown throughout the Dominion, and to every Tourist that has visited N Z. Shores. The Homestead carries an Accommodation License and is also the Post Telegraph Office for the districtThe farm and outbuildings comprise well built stables, bay shed, trap shed, harness rooms, cow byre, yards, store etc. etc.

QECIIET OF HAPPINESS by return O registerej mail. Tbe essence of all knowledge is self knowledge. Send birth date, month, year, and postal note 5/- to Mr T. J. Dunstone, Box 1418, Auckland.