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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 544, 22 February 1913, Page 4

CLEARING SALE Of EXCEPTIONALLY NICE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. SATURDAY, Ist MARCH. At 2 p.m. INSTRUCTED by Mrs BENNET I will sell by auction at her residence, the Esplanade; next to the borough council's atone crusher, all her household effects, comprising:— 1 handsome side board, 2 Morris chairs, 4 dining chairs, deck chair, dining table and cover, 3 cabinets mußic Btool, paintings, engravings, toilet sets, ornaments, hall seat, umbrella stand, commodes, single and double rimu bedsteads, kapoc and wire mattreßses, heavy hair mattress, linoleums, rugs, combined dresser and washstand with cover and Bhelves. 2 antique wardrobeß, set London Graphics, bagatelle table, washstand and dressing tables, duchess pair, 2 overmantles, iron bedstead, stretchers, crockery, kitchenware, garden tools, wringpr, child's motor car, Venetian and spring blinds, c irtains, Singer drophead sewing machine, and all the many Bundrieß found in a well equipped home. J. R. GRAHAM, Auctioneer. TERMS CASH. Auctioneer's Note.—l can personally commend this lot to buyers of highclass, well kept, mostly new woodware heart of rimu, hand made. Open for inspection 27th and 28th inßt. My instructions are to clear every item. FEILDING ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR FRIDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, At 11.30 a.m. sharp. OA AAA WELL-BRED SHEEP, 2jU,UUI/ on account of C. A. J. Levett. W. W. Cope, W. F. Jacob, J. D. Hocking. W. Gibson, W' Rutherford. R. J. Stewart, Gordon Perry, L. Pleasants, Mrs McDonald, Mrs M. M. Perry, W. G. Pearce, F. L; Jackson, A. L. Wheeler, D. L. Youndeer, Alf Kidd, F. E. Pickering, T. R. Cornish, M. A. Conway, W. H. Gaisford, Manson estate, Tawera estate, Adsett estate, and other vendors, comprising:— 1000 first class wellbred 2 tooth Romney ewes 1600 first cjass wellbred 4 tooth to 5 year Romney ewes 600 heavy woolied "Oringi" ewes 5000 4 and 5 year ewes 3000 4 year ewes' 1500 4 and 6 tooth ewes 5500 2 tooth ewes 1000 2 tooth wethers 1500 mixed lambs All above sheep will be sold in lots No cattle or rams accepted. GORTON AND SON, Auctioneers. WEST END CONSERVATORIES. Seddon street ... Te Kuiti. JATRONS invited to purchase hotJ- house tomatoes, cucumbers and high-class house plants from the above stocks Tomatoes f-esh and disease free, healthful and invigorating. Tomatoes 4d, cucumbers 3d, pot plants Is to 2s. Inspection invited. W. JULL. Manager. E. H. HARDY, Proprietor. BOROUGH OF TE KUITI. OUTSTANDING RATES 1912-13. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given - that the Rates for the year 1912 13 are now overdue, and that the 10 per cent, penalty will be strictly enfurced on and after the 6th March, 1913. Bv Order, F. EDWARD LAMB, Town Clerk. Dated at Te Kuiti, this 17th day February. 1913. BOROUGH OF TE KUITI. 'DOG REGISTRATION ACT 1908" NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS. THE Te Kuiti Borough Council hereby gives public notice that they have, until otherwise ordered, appointed Mr W. CANTLON registrar of dogs within the administrative area of the Borough. The fees for such registration for the year 1913 are: — 1. Drovers' and working dogs 2s 6d each per annum 2. House and sporting dogs 10s each per annum. By order, F. EDWARD LAMB, Town Clerk. Dated at Te Kuiti, this 17th day of February, 1913. WAITOMO COUNTY COUNCIL. DOG REGISTRATON. OWNERS of dogs are hereby notified that in accordance with the "Dog Registration Act, 1908," section 3, the • Waitomo County Council have fixed the following fees for the tration:---Cattle and sheep dogs 2s 6d each. Fox terriers used for destruction of rabbits 2s 6d each. All other dogs ss. Such fees to be paid before March 31st. 1913, after which date double rates will be charged in each case. P. MORA, County Clerk.