Church Services.

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 1, Issue 21, 13 December 1912, Page 2

Church Services.

ST. ANTHONY'S CHURCH. Huntly, 7 a. ni. Rev. Father Cahill. Ngaruawahia 11 a.m. Rev. Father Cahill. Ngaruwaihai 7 p.m. Father Rev. Cahill. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Huntly 11 a.m. Lay Readers. Huntly 7 p.m. Vicar. Ngaruawahia 11 a.m. Lay Readers. Ngaruawahia V p.m. Lay Readers. T ipiri 7 p.m. 1 <ay Read *rs. ToKowhai 2.30 l.ay Readers. TcKowhata 11 H.r. Vicar. Rangiriri 3.30 Vicar. PRESS YTE RI A N CHURCH Huntly, 11 a.m., Mr G. W. Hum Huntly 7p. m., Mr G. W. Hum Ohmewai. 3 p.m., Mi- G. W. 11 mi METHODIST. Hi l .iit!y 11 Rev. Evans, i I nnt!v / Rev. Evan . Kimihia Tuesday 7.30 R -v Evn:e I Taupiri 3.30 Mr Minnear. TeKauwhuia 2.30. Mr Shacrnn Pukemiro Sunday 2.30, Rev I Evans. * Whanga.marino 11 Mr Sheeran | Gospel meeting in the Masonic Hall at 7 p.m.

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M EMOR AN DA FOR THE WEEK. Princes- Pictures every Friday and Saturday, King’s llall. GENE RA L M E 10 R-VN DA. MEETINGS OF LOCAL UODIKs. Huntly Road Board: 31st Dec. Huntly Town Board: 19U1 Dec. Huntlv School Committee: 13th Deer. MAGISTRATE’S COURT. Huntly Dye. 23th. APPROACH I NG SALES. N.Z. LOAN & Mtlli-'A NTI I .E. LTD., AND UK PI:CEP. Ohaup > lues., Dec. iV. Te Anga i’ues., Dec. 17. . Cambridge Fri., Di e. 30. DA LG LTV & CO., I.TP. ; ' * . ■ it., Dae. 14. r ..Dec, 17. Te Anga Tues., Dee. 17. lln mi lion Thin s., Dee. 19. Uni PM Tli Ur.. Dec. 19.

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Stock Sales.

DALGETY V (:()M PAN Y LTD. NGARUAWAHIA STOCK SALE. ; We held our monthly sale at ! Ngaruawahia on Friday the | (stli • ■ when we yarded 555 cat lie, also sheep, 'tile were dull of sale, of the lines offered ands. We quote.: » year steers, £5 9s; 10nth steel's, £3 17s to VBiu iing steers, £3 to 5 1 > T 8 month heifers, C 4 (is ; empty co\v>, £3- ' 7s t > £4: cows and calve-, £4 10s: springing heifers, £4 10s l:> £(5 ; I coloured yearling steers, £3 (is ! to £3 8s ; bulls, 3' 2 to 4 guineas ; ewes, and lambs all counted, at 13s Gd; vearlin v heifers, £3 10s ; to £3 Gd. ‘ : CAM BRIDGE STOCK SALE. We held our monthly sale in the above yards on Monday the 1 2nd inst., when wo had an average yarding. Bidding was dull for young cattle, but we disposed of most of the lines offered after the sale. We quote : Fat cows, £5 10. ; empty cows, £4 to £4 3s Gd ; yearling heifers, £3 to £3 7s Gd ; yearling steers, coloured, £3 12s G I; cows And calves, £4 5s to £5; springing heifers, £6. | OHAUPO STOCK SALE. We held our fortnightly sale in the Ohaupo yard, on Tuos<i a y the 3rd inst., when wo dir-p K-aij of all the lines offered. Young -tH-li was firm and highest in price." We quote: yearling heifers, £■! to £:) 7s(id: J.'i t - > 18 month jersey heifers, £! to i'4 6s: 15 to 18 month shorthorn heifers, £3 12st> 1 to l.’l -Is; % year empty heifers, £4 8s : empty cows, £3 19s ; bulls £3 3s to £4 -Is, MAT AM AT A. STOCK SACK. la the Mrttamata yard; on Wednesday the 4th iml., wo hold our lhonthly* stock sale when we yarded 406 head of cattle, also Pigs, etc. Young stock was dull of sale, but grown

steers and empty cows were wanted at late prices. We quote: Fat cows, £5 7> Gd M £7; fat c heifers, £5 11s to £5 13s Gd : 315 year steers, £6 ss; 2G to 3 year steers, £5 7s to £5 15s ; 3 year steers, £4 12 - Gd; empty ( cows. £4 Is to £4 10s; cows and \ calves, £4 5s to £4 10s; year- | ling heifers, £3 5s to £3 12s Gd ; yearling steers, £2 10s to £3 7s6d; bulls, £4 10s to £6 10s; | 1 springers, £5 10s to £5 12s Gd ; 1 porkers, £2 10s : slips, 15s Gd to | j 19s; ponies, £3 to £7 ; S. F. i 1 | Plough, £3; furniture and J sundries sold at full market

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