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Hokitika Guardian, 17 October 1925, Page 3

TO LET—Furnished or unfurnished FLAT. Apply Terrace, corner Rea ley and Stafford Sts. \\JA NTED-GAR I)KNINC or other ' ' work. Apply to d. Taylor, Hall Street. THE HIO CIRCES IS CO.MINO TO TOWN I LOCATION --CAMEftON’S PADDOCK HOKITIKA. MONDAY. OCT. 19th. G GREATEST Rinp; Show on Earth, r Arriving hv Special Train. PERRY BROS.' HUCE CIRCUS AND ZOO. Electrically lighted thruuf'hout. A whirlwind of thrills, fun. novelties, sensations and surprises for two and ahalf solid hours that will live in your memory for decades. 10 All Star Artists Dunlin, the "rent tusked trained elephant. Ill) pertormimi horses and ponies, performing wild Leasts. The lii'st raccoon to visit N.Z.. and lions, timers, leopards, jaguars. wolves. huifooils, and monkeys. See the Living 1 lerhertsons, Eronis Id Wonders. The Dare-devil Dal/.ellos. Five Perrys. The Mighty Mulgnoii. The II Dolly Vardens. Kleilto The Croat. 'I he Sahara Troupe of Arabs. Some of the Ilia; Show's outstanding features. Each hie sensational act a show on its own. Specially note;— the Perry Bros, have no connection with any other circus that has previously visited N.Z. while this occasion is their tirst tour of the Dominion. PERR't BHDS.' CIRCES is the oldest established circus in Australia. Popular Prices! Children half-nrioo. —T. Eroni. 11. Pyne. Representatives. All All ERA EAT STOCK SALE. MONDAY. OCT. 19th. M' HOUS T 0 N AN D CO. -• will sell by puhli c auction A above : HU Eat CATTLE For .) no. Condon. :>.-| Eat MULLOCKS For W. d. Wallace. •_>!) Eat CATTLE For W. Diedriehs. <;■_! Eat SHEEP For T. Staines. Alt A HER A EAT STOCK SAI.E. MONDAY. 19th. OCTOBER ,Vf ESSRS W. JEFFRIES AND CO., v' will cell by public auction as For It* .’I boiup.son. IVerua. A 11 \ 11 E II A STORE CATTLE SALE. WEDNESDAY. Oct. ‘.'lst. At I p.m. Messrs w. jeffries and co. will sell on account of Messrs 11. Olderng. 11. Whiley. W. ( ilderog. Kelly, and Bradley. ‘.'ll Well-crown -tatioii ||i'l.l.O< KS inn |S-mo>. to '.-yr. STEERS ID < hnicc Si’ll INO El’S ) M ixed Sort s. 1 trailed to suit buyer-. PERTH Ell ENTRIES RECEIVED. Al l I lON SALE OF .MACHINERY AND 1)11 EDO INO PARTS. AT AW ATEN A AT 1 ..00 p.m. FRIDAY. ‘T'.ni Oclolier. M essrs w. jeffries and coy - instructed In Mr F. 0. Dunn, will sell on the "round a.- above, the whole of the spare parts and machines ol the Awatmia Dredge. eompri--ine: Bellow -. anvil, vice. drilling mao!me-, tlerru k and n.ookc v. I

! 11H -Is 1 ! link' mill pill', spare linns. li.i ncl-ili-illiii” plmil noilipltito (lin I'Msinp), iIMIIHIII'I'S. s;iWS, shllVnl.s. pinllhels. itXf, spare dynamo. rorrnpated ir< hi. harrel anto-fnrtion proase, spun' Imiler t nhes, whi el-ha now, dray mill harness. snip chains, poll! st*;ilns. wniphis mnl dishes. miiiilpamaliiiL: hnnknts. nunoamiL maltinn. sleeks mid dins, mid ijiiinl; 'ilvni‘. l-hiph spend nnpille. coal hin and siatioii, spurn timber mid hardwood beams. train lino nl 110 chains with trolley. qumitnv nl s|i;uv ripph's mid perforated plains, nil-., etc., ntn. (i Corrn.patcd Iron Tints (Mr ronioval). S\l.K id'' lAHM AND SToC Is AT 111 ? ,IT Til’d TCKSDAY. '-’“th. OCTOBKIi At 11 a.,n. MKSSITS \V. .IKKI’IUKW and CO.. inst rtlctnd by Messrs Hoesler and Mmi'liip u In. am retirinp from dairyinp;. will soli on tho farm as above. Freehold farm being Sections 1 and 2 of Bloch XIV. Wanganui S.D.. 2AI aims, together wit h all the live mid tlnnd stock farm implnmniit' and machinery, i nmprisiug : 20 Dairy Cows ilth. and -Tth. call). CT l-lmpty Cows. I | 2 and A-yr. empty Heifers. 8 Yearling Heifers. A Calves I Clvdesdaln Stallion (Baron Dnart) I Brood Mare. 2 liaron Dnart fillin'? A Still''' Dips - . A 1.80 Sprint; dray and harness, nollar. haimi's, v. inkers, d.l. eilouglt. Dlanet .T.li. drill, new SlOgal. Moll,tie Separator. A milk nans. s,.| 1.1, inks. wire strainer. tools, poultry etc. 72 j.p.n sharia in luter-W mprmiui Dairy Co.

NOTE: Suit' will commence at 11 a.ni. sharp and luncheon will be |)Wvidt'd. S,U,K OK .MILKING TIMRF.K. STRITTEX TENDERS addressed to VV t) lt . undersigned "ill Ik* received iiI> to I p.m. oil FRIDAY, the doth. (K'TOIjKIJ. ld’-'o. lor [ln- undermentioiied timber. U,t. 1 376,000 superficial feet, comprising 203.000 Hiiiiu. and 108,000 Kaliikatea. situated in Block VI. I uriwliate Survey District, about 12 miles from .lacksons Kailway Station. lait 2 9.343,,530 superficial feet, oomprising 8.814.822 Kimu. 14.-548 Matai. and 014.10) Kahikateu. situated in Blocks XIV. and XV. Miiwheramii Survey District, and Blocks IT. aud HI Brunner Survey District, about 0 | miles from Kotuku Railway Station. j, 0 . o 3.2211.020 superficial feet of Kimu, situated in Block XIV. Mawlioranui Survey District and Block 11. Brunner Survey District. situated 1 about miles from Patara Railway Station. Lot 4—691,018 superficial feet, eotnI Block VI. Kopara Survey District, situated a trout 12 miles from Ruru Railway Station. Full particulars may be obtained on application to the undersigned. A. D. McGAYOCK. Conservator of Forests. State Forest Service, Hokitika. 16th. Oct. 192-5,