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Hokitika Guardian, 5 April 1930, Page 1

WAX'l' ED—GREENSTONE, post samples, weight, price to J. P. Klein; 99 Charles St., Fitzroy, Melbourne. WANTED— Domestic help. Must he able to cook. Apply “Guardian” Office. AYE STL AND S U 13-UNION. HpENDERS are invited up to 8 p.m. i- on MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 7th. for cutting lines, erecting and painting goal posts, on both, fields. E. AV. TIEENAN, Secretary. AVESTLAND RUGI3Y SUB-UNION. THE ANNUAL MEETING of delegates will be held at Keller’s Rooms on MONDAY, APRIL 7th. at 8 p.m. Business: Election of officers andgeneral. E. AV. KEENAN, Secretary.

KOKATAUI -TENNIS CLUB BAND BALL (presentatTon of 'CJ' Griinmond Cup) to bo held in the Kokatalii Public Hall on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9tli. 1930. Music by Black Hand Orchestra. Gouts 2s 6d, I allies Is Gd. L. MONK, Hon. Secretary.

tcXJAN LK Y” FRI E STAN S The property 01 Geo. Hassall, Esq. COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE At the Farm, Clarkville, Kaiapoi, North Canterbury. ON THURSDAY, 10th. APRIL, 1930. Commencing at 10 a.in. 115 HEAD 115 HEAD 52 COWS & HEIFERS (in milk). 21 RISING 2 & 3-yr old HEIFERS (in calf) 3 BULLS (yearling, 2-yrs & 3-yrs). 34 HEIFER CALVES 5 BULL CALVES

The “HANLEY’’ cattle are line-bred to the best American and Hutch strains as are the bulk of our greatest champions and producers. “HANLEY” is one of the outstanding herds of to-day—their Show record is particularly good and includes two Royal Championships, while several records over 6001 b. butterfat have been made by 2-vr-oid heifers./For uniformity and correct type the herd has probably no equal in New Zealand to-day. “HANLEY” is one of the last of the old Dutch Herds. DON’T MISS THIS SALE ! The cattle, will please you. Full particulars are given in the • catalogue obtainable from all branches of the Joint Auctioneers: WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & COY. LTD. Christchurch, Wellington Etc., H. MATSON & COY.—Christchurch.