LATE LOCALS.
In our advertising columns to-day „M. Houston ami Co. announce they arc instructed by Mr G. D. ~eale to soil by public auction a quantity of household furniture etc on i uesday, -’Oth February. For particulars see advt. The following will represent llmm in their match with Hokitika at Limn on Sunday:—Knowles (2i, J. ( > Connor, Craig, Starkey, Thomas (2) ; J. Boyd, H. Wells, E. Stoop, Inwood Baker, J. O’Connor. Messrs Ai. Houston and Co. have received word from Messrs Nolan Bros Okuru, that they will be bringing up a mob ol horses to the Wataioa sale „n Mill .March. They include a lot of good sorts by the well-known race horse "Obsono,” who was a brilliant performer a few years ago, also a splendid line of draught horses by their well-known stallion "Lord Newton." The young Onsulios are rising 4 years and the Lord Newton rising five years, and there should be gootl competition for both lines in the s.*k. .Messrs Nolan Bros are also bringing 100 head of cattle to t,: ■ same sale, whilst there will also be large drafts front the other settlers in the Okuru district. Full particularwill be advertised later.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 February 1923, Page 3
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