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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 273, 2 July 1910, Page 5

N.Z. Lota & Mercantile Afeacy Co., Limited. Dates of Coming Sales. Clearing Sale at Roto-c~rangi—July 6 Clearing Sale in Cambridge Sateyards -July 8 July 8 Clearing Sale at Hautapu—July II Hamilton Dairy Cow Sale—Wednesday, July 20 Camdridge Dairy Cow Sale—Saturday, August 6 OHAUPO STOCK SALE * Tuesday, July 5 HEAD CATTLE CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. Friday, July 8. , HEAD WELL-BRED CATTLE. Wednesday, July 20. ' CHOICE DAIRY v COWS AND HEIFERS * Entries sol ic ted. Saturday August 6. CHOICE DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. Entries solicited AGENTS UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY (Fire and Accident) N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD. C HUNTER Auctioneer. C. B. LEVER AUCTIONEER, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT KING STREET TE KUITI CLEARING SALES held in any part of the town or district. FOR SALE Broken Orange Pekoe Tea, candles potatoes, onions, fowl feed, rye corn, Algerian seed oats, etc., etc. —Also Just Arrived-r-Another consignment of thost delicious Hams from the Eltham uaiuu icujiuiy. nunc ucuci. oouic one before all sold

FOR SALE The pure Clydesdale sire, "PRIDE" OF TARANAKI" (by the great prize-winner, "General Wheeler") rising 6yrs old, guaranteed thoroughly sound, staunch, and quiet, and work in any harness Price and pedigree on application DAIRY FARMS . . I Acres, all in grass, 7 paddocks 6 room dwelling, 10 bail cowshed, stables, implement and hay shed ■ and other outbuildings, I mile from school, post office and railway station \ 2 miles from factory. im w and fenced, balance good bush, small house, I mile from creamery, school and store. Price only £3 per acre "Jf\ Acres, all grass, 7 paddocks, 1 * " room dwelling, 8 bail cowshed etc., 4 miles from railway station and town. Price £lO per acre. C. B. LEVER KING STREET •Parnell, June 16th, 1910. TO NAZOL, Ltd.— Dear Sire,—Will you allow me to express my appreciation of your wonderful remedy for cold in the head. Last week I waa,. suffering moat acutely from that mta* erable complaint, and on the recommendation of a friend I tried "NaaofV , ■' (inhaling through the nostrils by means of a small plug of cotton wool) with astonishing results. I got relief from the first trial, and in 48 hours my cold had quite gone. I am advising all my friend who are suffering from ...Us to try "Nazol."—Yours truly. C. T. HOLT. Chas. F. Turner Bootmaker Rep&irtr 4V Importer A LARGE STOCK OF HIGH-GRADE FOOTWEAR Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes a Speciality. RORA STREET E KUITI NOTICE. be pleased to wave th settle™ in and sound Pio" E. BUTCHER. Auckland, June 20th. 1910. 1 NAZOL, Ltd.—Dear Sirs,—l ■ have much pleasure in giving a , testimonial fur your wonderful remedy as a certain preventative of colda. A few weeks back, awry member of oar household had cold in th* head, but as aeon aa I felt tlb« preliminary aneese logon t began to takaadoaeof isol" two or throe times a day, I with the result that 1 escaped the pi». , , iiing epidemic "Naaoi" k«ap» ' away.—Yours siootnry, " .\>Vj