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King Country Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 129, 8 February 1909, Page 5

D&lgety and Co., Limited Hamilton The Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Co., Ltd; Piopi "IV A Dates of Coming Sales -7Ve~oav. Feb. 9 Dates of Coming- Sales. Tc Kuiti —Wednesdav. Feb. 17 rrir.v. Fob. :o WAIHOU STOCK SALI S 'IIEEP S ALE a 1 JP IOP 10 500 HEAD OF CATTLI In Messrs Livingston <x BurneH's yardTUESDAY, FEBRUARY QTH }] E 2500 comprising: 1000 l-tnnth Romncy cross ewes (otic (■ar rn.-irk i 650 2-tonth Romney cross ewes (one e.'-.r mnrk). 200 2-tooth extra good Lincoln Romney (one ear mark). 100 2-tooth Romncy cross ewes (one ear mark). 400 good crossbred 2-tooth ewes. 150 2-tooth wethers. Luncheon provided. Drag will leave Te Kuiti for Piopio it 8.30 a.m. on morning of sale, returning same dav. TE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE. Andrew? and Beaven double bagcej chaffcuttcr. practically new and in good order Also —On account of W. H. Herrie? who has sold part r.j hi? farm : TWO-TOOTH ROMNEY - Line In Ewe--250 4-Teoth Romm y-Lincoln ewes ' j 350 6-Tooth to f.m. do. 100 ohalto stock: sale SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 20 At 12 Noon. JQ HEAD OF CATTLE 160 Store Lambs Entries solicited. DALGETY & CO. "ON. CHRISTIE Auctioneer Oparure Sports. Monday, March I. )NE MILE fn TUESDAY, FEB. 16 HEAD CATTLE Sale at 12 noon shard TE KUITI STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17. gQQ HEAD CATTLE Also 4000 s 11 E p comprising 1200 F"at, forward and store iambs 700 2 and 4-Tooth wethers 100 2-Tooth ewes 2000 Breeding ewes Sale of sheep at 11 a.m. Entries Solicited. Sheep must be dipped before offering at sale. HAMILTON STOCK SALE m om TE KUITI TO BE GIVEN AWAY ' PRIZES' _/ PROGRAMME. I—looyds.l—looyds. Maiden. 2 —150 yds. Hurdles, Handicap. 3 —High Jump. 4 —Maiden Chop, loinch block. s—Half-mile Handicap. 6 —Mangatea Handicap Uhop. 20inch block. 7 —Hop, Step and Jump. B—Double-handed8 —Double-handed Sawing, 18inch log. 9 —Oparure Cup Handicap in heats of 100 yds, 220 yds, and 440 yds. o—Underhand Chop, 18inch log. 1 —Sack Race. 2—Pony Race. 3—Maiden Horse Race. 1- Tug-of-War, 15 men aside. Pakeha v. Maori. F. S. Sutton JAIRDRESS ER 'obacconist iv Stationer Large and Choice Stock of Tobaccos, Cigarettes, Cigars and all Smokers' Requisites RAZOR SETTING A SPECIALITY ee the assortment of Collins' and .etts' 1909 Diaries Best selection in —the King Country—9ost Cards Views of Te Kuiti, Waitonio Caves, Actresses and Good Comics K rrSec Window Display Vooks Magazines, Latest weekly Newspapers & Periodicals Lgent for — —Agent for Auckland Star Edisons PhonoGraphic graphs & Gold Farmer moulded records F. S. Sutton iaumai Buildings Tc Kuiti The Mails. TE KUITI POST OFFICE. Mails for the undermentioned places 'ill close at Te Kuiti as under: — or Southern Offices, daily at 3,30 p.m., via Taumarunui and 7.30 p.m. Onehunga. 'or TeAwamutu. Kihikihi, Pirongia, Frankton Junction. Hamilton. Morrinsville, Paeroa, Huntly, Ngaruawahia, Mercer. Onehunga, and Auckland: Daily. 10.15 a.m. and 7-3° P-m. 'or Hangatiki, Waitomo Caves, Otorohanga, Ohaup<>, Paterangi. R'.t-.rua, Thame* and intermediate station- : Daily. 10. r 5 a.m. '••r Mangapehi. P' ■r> ,-o-tara< >. Ongarue. Tnumarunui. Kakahi. Matapuna, Raurimu, Makatote. Waimarin<>. Hop >pit<-i. Raetihi. Waio'uru. Ohakun.c and Southern 'or 'IV Ran-a-m a, Oparau, Kawhia, Kia/'liaku. Hauturu. Te Maika. etc.: Monday and Thursday, 10.15 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18 FAT AND STORE SHEEP AND CATTLE Entries Solicited RANGIRIRI STOCK SALE • SATURDAY. FEB. 20 HEAD OF CATTLE 500 NGARUAWA HIA SHEEP FAIR WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24 10,000 Sale at 11 a.m. sharp. EWES. WETHERS and Lambs OHAUPO SHEEP FAIR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3 15,000 Entries Solicited EWES. WETHERS and Lambs WOOL! WOOL; WOOL! Clients are requested to consign their Wool to Farmers' Auctioneering Co., care of Buckiand & Sons, Auckland Farmers' Requisites and Produce & & We Supply---MAXURES of a!i kinds, and have to arrive during February a shipment of HIGH GRADE BASIC SLAG. Special quotations for ex-ship delivery. New Season's Turnip, Rape, Mangold, Carrot and Kale Seeds in stock. GRASSES and CLOVERS to arrive for Autumn Sowing. Woolpacks. Seaming and Binder Twine, Lubricating Oils, Fencing Wire, Posts, Battens and staples. AGENTS FOR - Masscy-Harris Implements, Little's Sheep Din, Fluid and Pov.-der. Samson Windmills, Towers.. Pumps and Cylinders, "Zealndia" and "Cockatoo" Wool Press*: s. Markets found for Farm Produce. Lat-rst Current Prices on application. INSURANCE. We are local agents for the New Zealand Insurance Company, Ltd., Fire, Marine ar.d Accident, and Live Stock. Risks accepted at Lowest Current Rates. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. (Late McNicjl ee Co.) MESSRS G. F. McCCLLAGH AND G. W. YERCVE. Auctioneers. JAMES Build £! T E Builder and Contractor KUITI ALL Clas and c.'iccut f work undertaken tli promptitude and Plans Prepared. Estimates Given Fenton, WATCHMAKER JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN B EGS to announce that he has stare. Ohura. Nih'-.niho : Mon- | D ted business in RORA-ST., TE day and 'I hursday. 5-3° p.m. _ _ j KUITI (next Boddie's Building) and '• -r Waitewhena, 1 atu. Kait'.eke : j has in Stock a varied selection of Thursday. 3,0.0 p.m. i WATCHES, CLOCKS AND '•r Putake : I- rtriav, 10 a.m. | „ Vr Kin Kio : Tue.-day, Thursday and , . JEWELLERY Saturday, 10.15 a.m. ! SPECTACLES to suit all Sights. Ordure, M*iror Ngapaenga. 1 Repair; a Specialty. Mangao.nae. 1 lopio, Paemako, Aria, : ... Kaeaca. Maneaotaki. Mahoenui. 1 HA\ ING had 9 Years Experience Marakona and Kiritehere : Thurs- ; in the trade in Scotland and several day, 5 p.m. | years in the Dominion, and having a : or United Kingdom and Continent ,equipment _ot tools I am m a of Europe, Australia. India and ! position to undertake ail elates 01 South Africa : Saturdays, 7.30 p.m. j Repairs. A. E. MOORE, I CHARGES MODERATE. Postmaster 1 A ork Guaranteed.

£9O SPORTS £9O ST. PATRICK S R\v, rch 17 . ' Matapuna - Manunui Athletic Association j THIRD ANNUAL MEETING - Conducted under the Rules of \ the Axemen's Association \ PROGRAMME. 1. Maiden Handicap, 120 yards. Ist prize trophy value £3 3s, 2nd 10s. Post entry 2s. 2. Underhand Chop, 18in. log. Ist 5 prize £7, 2nd £3. Nomi. 7s, I accept ss. 3. 100 Yards Handicap. Ist prize £4, 2nd £l. Nomi. ss, accept. 2s. j 4. Maiden Handicap Chop, standing 16in. log. Ist prize £2 10s, 2nd £l. Nomi. 2s 6d, accept. Is 6d, 5. Matapuna Handicap, one mile. | First prize £5, 2nd £3, 3rd £i. j < Nomi. 55,. accept. 3s. . 6. HANDICAP CHOP of £3O, 18in. Log, standing, i-'-. Ist prize £2O, 2nd £6 3rd £4. Nomi. 20s, accept' 10s. 7. Ladies' Bracelet, handicap 220j*ds. Ist prize, Gold Bracelet value £3 3s. Nomi. 2s, accept. Is. ! 8. Taumarunui Hurdles handicap, 220 j yds., over eight ..flights 3ft 6in. j Ist prize £2 10s, 2nd £l. Nomi. 3s, accept. 3s. j * 10. Manunui Handicap, 440 yds. Ist < prize £5, 2nd £l, 3rd 104. Nomi. _ 6s, accept, 2s 6d. 11. Married Ladies' Race, handicap, 75yds, Ist and 2nd prizes, trophies. Entry free. 12. Half-Mile Handicap. Ist prize £4, 2nd £l. Nomi. 4s, accept. Is. 13. Single Ladies' Race, 75yds. Ist and 2nd prizes, trophies. Post entry free. CONDITIONS. v 1. Entries for the Maiden Handicap j will cloee with the secretary on the ground at Manunui at 10 a.m. on the day of the sports. All other post entry j events will close with the secretariat noon on the dav of the sports. 2. All nominations will close with the secretary at Taumarunui on February 26th, at noon. 3. Handicaps will appear on sth jr March and subsequent date?, and will appear in the Taumarunui Pre??, K.C. Chronicle, etc. 4. Acceptances for all Handicap j Events will close with the ;-em-tary not later than 10 a.m. on day of sports. 5. All entries must be accompanied with the necessary fee?, performances for last two year?, "t'r.'-r----wise they cannot he accept- d. j 6. Stewards will deal with ail disputes, and their decision will ».«• final. All protests must must handed l<> the secretary in writinjr within t.-r. minutes after event, and i.vja i . a--, companied by a fee of I: <■ h wi!i be returned if upheld. 7. Each a:<err.an nr . i .-ati.-?y the committee that h«* is ti • ho'.d.-r <.f an j ax'-man's :i'-en.-e. a.- provided i>y the N. 7.. A xen.a:;°s A i; t >i..:.._ h-fore he ; ti:-- rhopj'it.r '-r sa .vii.jr <.• \vnts. I.ic,- r; ,-e rati 1 "htaim : fiom the secretary on day ...f sports. MANTi in. at ten dance. ■ ' .J. ruPKI-AXD, Hon. Secretary. W. THORP. Assistant Secretary. | W. Harland, Treasurer.

//V/V£s BROS., The Jewellers, Hamilton, for 'Xmas Presents. We have a Choice Stock of Watches and Jewellery to Choose From.